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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Tatiana Nikolayeva playing two pieces from Ravel's Miroirs, Scriabin's Prelude and Nocturne for the left hand and Poeme Tragique, Borodin's In the Monastery, Mussorgsky's Ballet of the unhatched chicks, and Prokofiev's Prelude 'Harp', live in Moscow in 1990. Timing below:
00:40 - Ravel Miroirs, Oiseaux tristes
04:15 - Ravel Miroirs, Une barque sur l'océan
11:52 - Scriabin Prelude and Nocturne for the left hand, op. 9
19:41 - Scriabin Poeme Tragique, Op. 34
24:51 - Borodin Petite Suite, In the Monastery / Au couvent
30:25 - Mussorgsky Ballet of the unhatched chicks
33:03 - Prokofiev Prelude op. 12 no. 7, Harp
Татьяна Николаева - Морис Равель - Александр Скрябин - Александр Бородин - Модест Мусоргский - Сергей Прокофьев
I don't know the first thing about music, but when tears start streaming when you're listening to this you know you're listening to something special.
The greatest artist. So expressive and profound.
Amen! I come back to this moment on a regular basis.
She sits amazingly still letting her hands doing the moving not herself as some can’t seem to sit still! She is elegance personified!
She's fat, so the body absorbs the reactions with less visible effect. It's similar with Sokolov. I don't mean to say something without a purpose. My point is that her technique is not unusual.
This, is how piano should be played. The choreography of your hands and fingers is mesmerizing to me. I could watch them for hours. So many stories in every phrase, so much humility in every note, so much love... You ARE impeccable. That left hand should have been engraved in gold!!! Rest In Peace, queen!
Beautifully set, totally agree
It's true that the way her hands move is hypnotizing
Cette femme joue tout en humilité contrairement à beaucoup de musiciens qui aiment faire du cinéma quand ils jouent : ils bougent, ils souffrent, ils font des grimaces ridicules.....
The Prelude for left hand left me speechless. Absolute beauty & mastery.
An amazing survival - what an incomparable artist who inspired and co created a masterpiece of her century the opus 87 of Shostakovich.
Мы все учились фортепиано по ее учебникам, невероятная! Николай Луганский, ее последователь и ученик достойно несёт знамя ее школы 👍
I have long admired her Bach ad Shostakovich Preludes and Fugues - but this programme is a revelation! Such control of power and colour. Mesmerizing.
A true artist of the highest order.
Потрясающее мастерство!!!
Als ich Studentin war, gastierte Tatjana Nikolajewa zwei Mal an der Musikhochschule mit Konzerten. Beide Male überschüttete sie - wie offensichtlich auch hier - das begeisterte Publikum mit Zugaben. Denn dass es Zugaben sind, zeigen ja die Blumensträuße. Sie war soooo großzügig. ❤❤❤❤❤
This is so amazing, this playing is so beautiful, so deep and rich, I love it!
imo piano mastery and grace at it's finest. Cannot really get better than this. Everynote is intended and sound crystal clear.
I didn’t know she could play Ravel like that! So musically deep and mesmerising!
She reminds me of myself and I write VERY intense music 😅
Magic !! One of the greatest artist of the XX century
Three years after this remarkable performance, Tatiana
was stricken with a cerebral haemorrage while playing a recital of her beloved Shostakovich preludes
in San Francisco, and could not continue.
She died nine days later aged 69 in Santa
Monica, California.
"There is nothing more beautiful in art than a perfect tragedy."
(This would be a magnificent program
for a competitor at a piano competition to play during the customarily shorter
preliminary stage. Regarding this performance, the Scriabin etude for the left hand ALONE would have been worth the price of admission! No one could achieve performing at this majestic level lest God be with them!
A recital for "The Ages!")
this is so sad about Tatiana
I'd love to have her hands and the playing part of her brain , shame it can't be retrieved
Yea a sad story followed by that shite
.... but Her Music plays on and on and on ........... Beautiful.
Merci pour cet ajout
Wow this was an impossible. I never heard of these lady … wow. She’s a magician on piano bravo
I have never heard playing Ravel so colourfully. Heads up. I am impressed.
Lukáš Tomeš
E POTENTISSIMO BORDIN.
CHE SPETTACOLO SEI MAESTRA!
GRANDE SCUOLA RUSSA!
INARRIVABILE.
INCOMMENTABILE.
PURISSIMO TESTIMONE DI COSA SIA LA MUSICA VERA.
MARCO ROTONDI
Richter
Churchill
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Uncommon brlliance and musicality.
SO full of thought and emotion and color. I've heard the Ravel so many times, but never like THIS. Gorgeous, mesmerizing.
I feel the same thing
Very exiting!
It's from the wild USSR ...
Is the same for me.
@@СветланаКудряшова-ъ5р
Хоть бы в кавычки взяли! Так и хочется Вас стукнуть-«фу» на
Вас.
Ella fu grande in tutto, Pianista, Interprete, Didatta, Maestra, Musicista, Donna...
Eroe dell'Unione Sovietica!
Pure magic in front of a rather unappreciative.audience. i would have applauded, yelled till my hands fell off and I was hoarse
I agree but this is so grandiose that she makes me forget the sleepy audience and turn up the volume to fill my soul with her music
😂😂 Это 1990 год - тяжёлый год для жителей СССР! Думаю, что она их просто заворожила и загипнотизировала своим невероятным исполнением!;)
just weeping uncontrollably. shocking beauty.
I think she is my favorite pianist of all time.
Beautiful! I love her playing and did not know about her before! Lovely person! More of her please!! 💞 💞
I loved her closing the lid of the piano as if to say '' you had enough! ''
Enchanting elegance . What a pianist !
Очень приятно слушать и смотреть, как движется рука, даже самому захотелось сыграть в её стиле.
Great teacher and great pianist!
Просто невероятное исполнение!!!✨✨
Incredible how she plays it all from any era! So beautifully done!
You have only to hear her touch the keys of the piano to know greatness when heard!
The oiseaux tristes is haunting. What a remarkable pianist!
Marvelous she is all color on the keys technique is only a means to her end. nobody today can boast a palette of color, which is also her story ! Where are the artists of today who can out color her performances
.😇😇😇
What a treasure she was and this video is.
Замечательное исполнение произведения Равеля!! Как будто сама Мать Природа говорила со слушателями на Своём, особом языке звуков!! Великолепная пианистка, знаменитый Педагог, чья успешная деятельность получила всемирное признание!!
You described her playing perfectly. Her playing is magical.
This is a remarkable video of wonderful performance by a Soviet buried artist of great stature.
That Ravel Une Barque Sur L'ocean made me melt.
that prokofiev was so surprising, immediately i said: WHAT THIS IS SO BAD NO PEDAL, but somehow she playes it so legato and personally it really surprised me and i loved it!
Man, that Borodin brought tears to my eyes. I'm definitely a sucker for Nikolaeva, my listening changes when I listen to hear, but she really hit all the right note for me (pun intended).
Really a very beautiful interpretation of Ravel. Lovely pianist!
Come on, i NEED more of her Ravel, like every Ravel possible! There should be SOME hidden unreleased recordings, just should be.
This is incredible - the whole of it is so beautifully realized and carried out. She would have been great in any age . What an artist!
What an artist!
thank you for this wonderful post. i have only previously seen videos of her playing Shostakovich. Really exquisite playing
What a fantastic pianist she was!
So incredibly effortless, powerful and emotive! It's been a while since I've heard such original and personal playing ❤️
ВЫДАЮЩИЙСЯ МАСТЕР!!!!! БРАВИССИМО 👏!!!!
Это совершенно потрясающе!!!!!!!!!! Браво русской школе , лучшей фортепианной школе мира!!!
No question.
bravissima pianista!
Таких мастеров не осталось уже. Как получилось, что последующие поколения все растеряли ?
Многие мастера выехали навсегда за границу, там и остались, а также передали опыт иностраннцам, ещё многое зависит от государства, насколько ему необходимо искусство и как оно вкладывается в своих мастеров, даже сейчас многие пианисты уже за бугром: Ашкенази, Киссин, Трифонов, здесь они берут, а там отдают, ведь оплаты и отношение разное..
I mean: no sane artist wants to blossom in Vladimir Vladimirovitch's poisoned Russia...
@@МарианнаЮматова
Как Вы правы, далеко не надо ходить…
Недавняя трагическая история с неординарным музыкантом Павлом Кушниром, Данко наших дней.
Absolutely mesmerizing... Such heartfelt, elegant and respectful playing... The power of music to express deep emotions... To heal... What a humble and talented pianist... A truly beautiful human being...
Great Ravel!
Wow. Just wow. The touch! She is amazing!!!!
In love with that prokofiev prelude
Iconic woman 💔💔
A great great people in the classical music!!!
she was 76... wow. That gives me hope! :-) Impressive and sensitive playing.
She was 66/
She died at 69y.o
Formidável! fantástica!🌹
Excellent playing.
Brilliant!! Amazing tone, colour and invention, Russia only I think
She plays beautifully.
ARTISTA GENIAL!
საოცარია 🎶💖
Просто потрясающе !!!
Великий исполнитель великой музыки !!!
marvelous pianist ... virtuosity and passion joined
Gréât Tatiana!
LestraJo
No , non grande direi...
Grandissima come sempre...
Titanica nel gesto e nella compostezza....una vera Maestra della Tastiera.
Penso che solo da un Pianista Russo valga la pena ascoltare Musica Russa!
Troppa poesia nelle Sue mani per non affascinare il Mondo intero .
Brava brava bravissima.
Marco Rotondi
Marco Rotondi 👍
Amazing
The left hand pieces by Scriabin are played with wonderful, dramatic freedom and a singing tone. Almost Horowitzian in style.
Important to perceive how the sound comes from her whole body.
Yea and it was a humongous body lol
That harp prelude was soooooo unique. It made me unironicaly pog
amazing!!
Astonishing
Μόνο θαυμασμός και αγάπη!👏👏👏
Muchas gracias. hermoso
Bihotz bihotzez,besarkada haundi bat,Tatiana!!!
Nei primi anni 90 acquistai dei vinili melodya con concerti di Haydn.... Fu un colpo di fulmine.
¡¡¡ Maravillosa Nikolayeva!!!!
Una de las mejores pianistas de la Historia (y no digo "la mejor", porque tal vez no conozca a todas).
lovely
She was great i miss Her sooo much..there were Last wonderful moments in musical life .and history..early 90..after that much is death
I don’t know why they didn’t go wild for her after the first Ravels. But I note they do warm up to her.
Grande esecuzione dei due pezzi di Ravel.
j'ai pu assister à ses masterclasses et l'écouter en direct . C'était une magicienne. Un son inoubliable!
stupendous
Form is temp...................."CLASS IS PERMANENT"...✍🏿🇻🇨
So beautiful
Exquisite polyphonic playing. Thank you TH-cam for this suggestion. I'm hooked. At this point there are 36 dislikes. Is this because of the dress, the flowers. the quality of the video. . . . ???
They're from Yuja fans, never mind...
la maestra di Lugansky è una delle gradi pianiste russe che si affiancano ai grandi pianisti russi del dopoguerra
Does someone know if pieces written by Tatiana Nikolayeva are available on TH-cam? I can't find any!
Excellent
Pure Russian soul and truly powerful and sensitive pianist. Hear her Bach and Shostakovich!
In Soviet Russia, Ravel plays YOU!
Восторг! Восхищение!
Amazing! She's like powerful granny good witch. Her superpower is completely reading composers minds beyond time and space. It feels that ghosts of all the composers are inside her.
😂Yes weird feelings but that's what I get.
PianistGetsALife
right you are, beyond the normal critical appraisals, beyond a lot of things, the woman is extraordinary,
a master while in conservatory, and just ripening with age.
Alex Reik are there some video of her whilst in conservatory?
how about “genius”
that’s what men are called
Première note : émotion
Muy buena!!!
ひゃー、ニコライエワだ。1986年うちのスタインウェイで練習したんです。姪がお髭のおばあちゃんって言っていた。人見に招待されて行った時はあまりのすごさに腰抜けるかと思った。
Sovereign Tatiana shows that "old is the oldest"!
Russian pianist play russian composers on a russian hall from a russian Conservarory. Edit I realized that she plays ravel at first 🤦
Somptueux
I didn't like a record I had heard of her . She charmed me in the Ravel even though he marks p and pp often . A Russian mixing colors is always a good lesson .
Borodin... that's where Rachmaninov took his beginning theme from 2nd Concerto :D