Józef Władysław Krogulski - Piano Octet in D-minor, Op.6 (1832)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Józef Władysław Krogulski (1815 - 1842) polish composer
Work: Piano Octet in D-minor, Op.6 (1832) for piano, two violins, viola, flute, clarinet, cello and double bass.
Mov.I: Adagio - Allegro 00:00
Mov.II: Adagio 09:28
Mov.III: Menuetto: Più presto - Trio: Allegretto 14:55
Mov.IV: Finale: Allegro à la Bohémienne - Allegro vivace 19:05
Nelson Goerner, piano
Jan Krzeszowiec, flute
Radoslaw Soroka, clarinet
Lena Neudauer, violin I
Erzhan Kulibaev, violin II
Artur Rozmyslowicz, viola
Marcin Zdunik, cello
Slawomir Rozlach, double bass
Radio recording - เพลง
Don't often do this - instant replay. Quite remarkable.
The Impressionistic opening Adagio, so musically ahead of its time, is downright hauntingly beautiful.
Thanks for all those little unknown treasures you make us discover. At least a place to escape from the eternal Eroica and so on. What are the soloists and orchestras waiting for to perform such works to get out of the monotony of their concerts.
Unusual but quite attractive - deserves to be listened again.
The synchronization with the piano and the other instruments is spot on! This is an amazing ensemble that really understands how to make music together
He is my ancestor
This is a cool piece, very beautiful and fun! I had never heard of this composer, and only discovered this since a double bass player I work with will be playing in it next month in Seoul. A great discovery, and such a wonderful combination of instruments, almost like a tiny orchestra!
This work is new to me and I enjoyed it and the performance,
Wonderful!
Thank you! Great"
I'm enjoying this piano octet. It's so easy to listen! And the sound is so clear. Excellent!
The score (in MS) is now available at IMSLP. According to that score, the tempo of the 3rd movement Menuetto is Più presto. The Trio section is marked Allegretto.
First movement makes my heart smile ^^. Thanks!
A sheer delight from start to finish
Very nice
Nice work!! great music and video.thumbs up
wonderful I did't know that Poland had such great composers. Thx KuhlauDilfeng2 sharing this with us
Nunca antes lo había escuchado. Gracias por subir una verdadera joya -para mi- desconocida.
very ingenious. I would love to hear more of the same thing
This is absolutely delightful !!!
Thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you for sharing this.
This is delightful. Thank you/
Amazing !
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Lindo.
Beautiful! Hope to hear more of his music! So, he was only 17 when he wrote this? Amazing!
And sadly died at 27, it would seem - how unfortunate.
Delightful 🙂
I'm sorry to say that the concerto by Krogulski is now blocked worldwide but better that than a closed channel.
To whom it may concern... now concerto #1 is not blocked any longer and Johann Rufinatscha channel uploaded about one year ago.
There's even a word première now of concerto #2 in the channel of pianist Artur Słotwinski
Hope these are good news for your subscribers
As a side note .... #2 is only piano version on YT but go into comments and follow a link in an "unsung concertos" blog and download files to be listened via Google Play
It'll be played at KISO music festival on august 28. from Japan
Where could I get the music for this? It seems to be out of print, sadly. Lovely piece!
Kuhlau, thanks for this attractive - and rather unusual work. I've never heard of a "piano octet" before, though I had heard of Krogulski. At first, I thought this might be a recording from that enterprising Polish label, Acte Prealable, but their catalog does not indicate that they ever recorded this piece, Can you tell us where it comes from? It doesn't sound like a radio broadcast.
abdul7591 This is actually a polish radio broadcast but with very good sound. Performed in Warsaw, 8th September 2014.
+KuhlauDilfeng2 grazie!
Many thanks to KuhlauDilfeng2 to inform us about new videos on TH-cam!!
I am very happy!
This music is very brilliant and vivid in the style of Hummel.
The final movement second theme is very familiar. I think it's a speeded up version of someone's bassoon concerto, but I can't remember whose. Hummel? Weber?
It's familiar to me too, but I haven't been able to identlfy it so far.
Belle composition. La prise de son est bonne mais il est dommage qu'un post-traitement d'optimisation des dynamiques limite exagérément les écarts entre pianissimo et fortissimo.
So, Chopin is. But Krogulski not. Music fantastic both of