Ashkenazy plays Chopin - CD 2 Ballades & Scherzos
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2013
- Ashkenazy plays the Piano Works of Chopin (13 CDs).
01-Op.23, Ballade No.1 in G minor (1831-1835)
02-Op.38, Ballade No.2 in F major (1836-1839)
03-Op.47, Ballade No.3 in A♭ major (1840--1841)
04-Op.52, Ballade No.4 in F minor (1842)
05-Op.20, Scherzo No.1 in B minor (1831)
06-Op.31, Scherzo No.2 in B♭ minor (1837)
07-Op.39, Scherzo No.3 in C♯ minor (1839)
08-Op.54, Scherzo No.4 in E major (1842) - เพลง
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Vladimir Ashkenazy - the greatest pianist of modern time 👑
Sometimes I think “the greatest pianist ever”!!!
Прекрасный пианист, Великий музыкант мирового значения ,высочайшая культура исполнения .достоин восхищения! Талантище , Слов нет!!!
Прекрасный Шопен от Ашкенази ! Спасибо, Уважаю безмерно !
La maestría en cada nota, cada frase, nos mantiene embelezados a través de la ejecución de todas las obras. Gracias Maestro, eternamente agradecida por compartir tan increíble don.
0:00:03 - 1. Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op. 23
0:09:52 - 2. Ballade No. 2 in F major, Op. 38
0:17:34 - 3. Ballade No. 3 in A-flat major, Op. 47
0:25:07 - 4. Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op. 52
0:36:35 - 5. Scherzo No. 1 in B minor, Op. 20
0:46:29 - 6. Scherzo No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 31
0:56:21 - 7. Scherzo No. 3 in C-sharp minor, Op. 39
1:03:06 - 8. Scherzo No. 4 in E major, Op. 54
Danke!!
감사합니다!
the Ballade in G Minor, for me, is the epitome of all Chopin's musical language...it is so profoundly poignant, melancholy and yet strikes right at one's heart. I cannot physically move while listening, it literally takes my breath away...I've seen and heard alot in my life, but this Ballade....well, if you love it as well, I needn't say more...just that Chopin was always the 'soundtrack' of my life.
I've always been astonished at the amount of repertoire Ashkenazy had. He once said, "Don't become a concert pianist if you are not a fast learner."
These Ballades and Scherzos are masterpieces that translate the sublime way the human feelings with sensitivity and subtlety. The beauty and harmony of the music is amazing. How wonderful the sound of the piano is when its potential is explore in depth. Chopin besides being a great pianist, was a genius as composer of piano divine music. The interpretation is fabulous. This recording gives us the pleasure of listening to the music of the greatest composer of piano that ever existed, played by an outstanding pianist.. Bravissimo!!
So different from Horowitz or Rubinstein! Ashkenazy’s version is very gentle and bittersweet, full of melancholy and sentimentality. Absolutely love this recording!
I met Vladimir Ashkenazy many decades ago, when he was performing at Symphony Hall in Boston with the BSO. I was in the green room with a teenage friend, another avid fan and musician, who wanted a photo of him. Her camera reel stuck, and he held up everyone in the room for about 15 minutes trying to help her fix it, making small talk with us. It was very sweet and gentlemanly, and I'll always remember him for that, in addition to his lovely playing. I got a photo of him too, but I think I lost it in a move many years ago. Funny, I can think about that event, and it seems like just yesterday. I see photos of Ashkenazy with gray hair, and I can hardly believe it. Sigh...
I ran him over on my horse but unfortunately he recovered enough to make these recordings. D Trump.
He is such a lovely man. When he came in to conduct Brahms' tragic overture with us, he ended up talking for most of the time about his past with Shostakovich and it was the best thing ever!! :)
Thanks for sharing this story to help us understand Ashkenazy as a human being besides his piano performance. He is such a nice person according to your story...
Thank you for sharing your sweet anecdote - from S.Korea
We all are closer to the grave every moment, sigh. Life is a bitch but I deal with it. LOutL. WHAT ABOUT THE MUSIC?
the very first pianist in the world to record complete works for piano by Chopin...
Straordinarie esecuzioni di un pianista che amo molto per le sue scelte tecniche esecutive, l' intensità del fraseggio e dei piani sonori. Così come amo molto la scelta dello strumento nella sua concezione timbrica metallica e percussiva. Toccante il fraseggio nel suo legato. Eccellente omaggio ad uno dei più grandi compositori per pianoforte che la storia possa annoverare. Grazie alla storia che ci ha donato tale bellezza.
i love this rendition great,like most of his pieces,a great rendition deep feeling for Chopin
I have been listening to so many performances of these masterpieces. Ashkenazy's recording was one of the first I listened to 50 years ago, but I am now coming back to him, hailing the interpretation as the best.
i love this...i love Ashkenazy...a great artist in every way....
i even love that i love loving Ashkenazy (his playing!).....
i love your loving that you love ashkenazy's
He´s a knockout pianist!❤🩹
The ballades and scherzos are amazing. Very difficult to learn, but rewarding!
Beautiful rendition. I think Ashkenazy plays Chopin the best., especially the Ballades.
ballade no 3 is good ashkenazy. ballade no4 bunin is good.
joe edge !!
joe edge !!
Zimmerman Is Best
TH-cam - please. Loud, speedy ads in the middle of this piece of serious art is----violence!
My favorite & fabulous Pianist...
His eyes shows his tone ,
his face shows his music...
Bravo Vladimir!, with love from New Jersey, USA.
Thanks. Great to hear this vs. Samson Francios
Gracias!!!!!
46:27 06-Op.31, Scherzo No.2 in B♭ minor (1837)
MsL4Vi I respect your opinion but that piece is so overated.
たいへん見応えがありました。ありがとうございました。
The 1960's, 70's and early 80's saw the best years of Ashkenazy as a pianist. His total dedication and rare degree of artistry subsequently followed into his conducting, especially in Russian repertoire.
I also feel his earlier mid 60's account of the Ballades is the better version.
rubinstein ashkenazy and zimmerman are maybe the greatest chopin players, with horowitz, cziffra and cortot
No one touched Lipatti in Chopin
Рихтер
Don't rank them. Just enjoy them. The first time I heard Chopin's wonderful Ballade in G min Andre Watts played. Never heard those runs at the end so thunderous. Heard Horowitz play the G min Ballade too. He came off the bench seemed like a foot and landed on the low octave "D" that sets up that wild coda....And his playing of that coda....superhuman! Just enjoy the different pianists...cause we're just mere mortals...
Youre missing Pollini in my opinion...
Excelente. Grabación solo sugiero a cada pieza musical aparezca el nombre de la que están tocando gracias
1:06:22 ❤❤❤
미쳤다진쨔 너무좋음 ㅡㅡ/..
Chopin!
36:35 schercho 1
5:15
この演奏も最高ではあるが、あまりにもアルトゥール＝ベネディッテイ＝ミケンランジェリ（ARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI）のマズルカ（Mazurkas)を聞きすぎた為に、この演奏すら違和感を覚えてしまう。また、バラッド（Ballade)も同様である。何かを集中して考えようとするときは、必要な音楽である。
1:13:15
발라드 4번 개잘친다. 소름
+김재형 한국인이다
The performance is beautiful but, do you people notice that Ashkenazy struggles with several parts of the first ballade?
TheMetalAge19
TheMetalAge19 Agree; personally, I prefer cleaner interpretations, such as Zimmermann and Brailowsky. Too many rubatos here. Yet Ashkenazy is awesome.
Joao Guimaraes Ferreira I think I understand what you mean...after all, Chopin was halfway Classicism and Romanticism, great admirer of Bach and Mozart as you probably know. Yet don't underestimate Ashkenazy's musical story...he audibly leans on modest, discrete motives and slender figurations....he will never 'overdo' it....he plays his role magnificently, in my opinion; I worshipped him since my childhood, and I always will! Let's not try to take a too severe attitude towards excellent pianists like Ashkenazy, he deserves a gigantic amount of respect!! Last thought: we might wonder if Chopin himself would have prefered to place accents and build stormy passages, handling as much rubato as Ashkenazy- if he would have possessed the strength(!)
TheMetalAge19 I wouldn't say struggled... it's unique but it's also my favorite interpretation of the first ballade :) Some things seem odd at the moment, until it resolves itself at the next moment.
+TheMetalAge19 He does not struggle, it's just a different interpretation from what your used to.
Personally, I love Ashkenazy's way of playing Chopin.
It's a sign of Armageddon when videos like this one have a couple of hundred likes, and any random garbage 'music' post has millions of them!
Elise Curran....Armageddon will not destroy Chopins music.....not as long as people like you and me are in this universe
You could take it that way. I prefer to shrug and enjoy the mix of gratitude and slight superiority that I get from enjoyment of the finer pleasures.
Leave the rest to the unwashed masses ;-)
legendary 1964 recording is much better than this. especially scherzo no 1... this new recording is not great . he was far better at that time technically.
In some ways the 1964 recording is better, and in other ways the newer one is better; some like speed.