Listened to this live today in Curitiba, Paraná. It was like I was listening to Rachmaninoff with brazilities sprinkled on top. The third movement specially caught my attention. Beautiful stuff.
And that's what all Russian and Soviet composers did: fusion. The third tempo of Tchaikovsky 1st concerto is a Russian folk dance, Tavares just followed this technique.
@@bartjebartmans On my computer the score disappears at 22:11 -- i.e. before the last three bars (Lento) have been played. The photo of the composer appears at 22:12 and stays for a while but in turn disappears before the last bar has been played, leaving me looking at your portrait and an advert for another video on a black background. [I am using TH-cam in Firefox under Windows, if that matters.]
@@robert-skibelo ok something went wrong with final edit. Originally I had the photo fade in with applause, this all disappeared. Mystery solved. I could re-upload it, but it is a minor glitch.
Just the kind of Piano Concerto I love to listen to.
Listened to this live today in Curitiba, Paraná. It was like I was listening to Rachmaninoff with brazilities sprinkled on top. The third movement specially caught my attention. Beautiful stuff.
Very proud finding a brazilian composer in this channel. I am glad, people of various nations have enjoyed this composition too.
What an epic piece, truly a brazilian masterpiece!
in the culinary world this is called "Fusion" a true gem of a concerto !
And that's what all Russian and Soviet composers did: fusion. The third tempo of Tchaikovsky 1st concerto is a Russian folk dance, Tavares just followed this technique.
Not too showy, just how I like my concertos. Rich solos where notes aren't drowned, and the orchestral effectively accompanies the piano.
Isso é incrível!
Great, fun piece. Thank you for posting this.
thanks! been waiting for a good score for this one!
Изумительная вещь! Спасибо)
Amazing!!
On aimerait entendre ce"genre" de musique plus souvent . Pas vous ?????
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Interesting that there are several positive comments and just 1 "like" mine :)
Beautiful!
Interesting. Thanks for posting. Please don't make the score disappear before the music ends (end of last movement).
I have no idea what you are talking about. The score fades into the applause and photo of the composer.
@@bartjebartmans On my computer the score disappears at 22:11 -- i.e. before the last three bars (Lento) have been played. The photo of the composer appears at 22:12 and stays for a while but in turn disappears before the last bar has been played, leaving me looking at your portrait and an advert for another video on a black background. [I am using TH-cam in Firefox under Windows, if that matters.]
@@robert-skibelo ok something went wrong with final edit. Originally I had the photo fade in with applause, this all disappeared. Mystery solved. I could re-upload it, but it is a minor glitch.
Change applause in standing ovation.
@@bartjebartmans Yes, it is a minor problem and doesn't justify a re-upload. I'm just glad to know it was a glitch and not something you do routinely.
OK
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62/84 time? What madness is this
It means alternating measures of 6/8 and 2/4
6/8 to 2/4 lol
That makes more sense :) Though I'm used to seeing that written as 6/8+2/4