GRACIAS !!!! Ingrid y Julian ...SON EXCELENTES PIANISTAS .....una obra Maravillosa y Sublime !!! Amo toda la musica de Rachmaninoff...Muchas GRACIAS !!!
One of the best performances I've heard of this gorgeous piece; a work of this type that is only surpassed by Rachmaninoff's Second Suite for Two Pianos.
There have been many good duo-pianists, but often they play well together because they have eschewed freedom and spontaneity....this duo plays with the abandon of a great solo pianist...but they do it together! Very rare.....
I'm very familiar with this piece and had heard it played by more well- known pianists like Ashkenazi, Argerich, etc but I instantly prefer this version by Ingryd Thorson and Julian Thurber
Rachmaninoff's melodies are exquisite, the product of genius, like so many other ones by him,: the second piano concerto, the Elegie no. 3, the suite for two pianos no. 1, and the list is interminable. In his melodic ability is equal to Chopin, Debussy, Tchaikovsky, Schubert, and the other great masters of melody. Gabe Meruelo.
This were the greatest version I ever heard. The sound were sweat and so atractive to me. Just like others, I also can't stop listen it, also my mind almost come out with this perform version Thank you for sharing
I took a trip to Bangkok and sounds of the birds Rachy paints are heard at night. Wonderful. Also, must thank William Griggsby for introducing me to “The Bells” while I was a lad at City College, Baltimore. It started a life long infatuation with Rachy
Beautiful chord changes."I do not believe in the artist that discloses too much of his images. Let [the listener] paint for themselves what it most suggests." (Rachmaninoff)
So much for the delightful Russian guy in some documentary who says no one can be evil and love Rachmaninoff. Or wait, so much for believing everything you read on TH-cam maybe?
Could this marvelous cmposition be transcribed for piano and violin? If so, it would be a perfect chance for the world to hear it performed by the incredibly talented brothers Bessonov, Ivan on piano and his brother, Daniil on violin..
Its not that hard i’m playing this with a partner and its quite easy. It just sounds harder because theres 2 people playing at once. There are much harder moments in this piece. The only problem with this moment I can think of is coordination
I remember watching another video of this piece that had a different interpretation (which I preferred over this one) and the sheet music scrolling along with the music... Does anyone know where I can find that version? It was much better, especially the fourth movement.
+Eric Cooper personally i prefer this one over any other that i have listened to. I have a theory that the first one you enjoy becomes your standard of comparison. for me it was this one, so i always seem to think other interpretations are too slow, too fast, or Godamn irritating! But however true or false this is, i don't mean to discourage you on your search for the interpretation that suits you best. After all, one should enjoy music, no be forced into it. Peace .\//,_,
My grandpa gave me a CD with this piece for Christmas, when I was a child, almost 40 years ago. I am in love with the melody ever since.
I cannot stop listening to it. It has been at least 100 times
You and me both.
Marie-Louise Labelle so do i
Le Tuan Anh Me also!
Marie-Louise Labelle Ryan S Le Tuan Anh Keith Cloyd That makes the five of us. Can't stop.
just discovered and also can't stop listening to!
Rediscovering this after a few years and it’s still so mesmerisingly beautiful....
Full of passion and sad yearnings... the first part is like some kind of beautiful dark magic 😍🔥
4th movement is amazing, especially played that fast and the audio quality is great too.
GRACIAS !!!! Ingrid y Julian ...SON EXCELENTES PIANISTAS .....una obra Maravillosa y Sublime !!! Amo toda la musica de Rachmaninoff...Muchas GRACIAS !!!
One of the best performances I've heard of this gorgeous piece; a work of this type that is only surpassed by Rachmaninoff's Second Suite for Two Pianos.
Well, I prefer this Suite
@@montserratpalaciosprado4390 me too!
@@montserratpalaciosprado4390 Same
no puedo parar... esto es una droga!!! viva Rachmaninoff...
autor de las melodias mas hermosas para mi gusto,,,,
Best version I've heard!
Фантастика!!! Красивейший перезвон колоколов в этой сюите исполненый на фортепиано! Большое спасибо каналу за выложенный файл!!!
Stunning performance by two of the world's greatest pianists.
There have been many good duo-pianists, but often they play well together because they have eschewed freedom and spontaneity....this duo plays with the abandon of a great solo pianist...but they do it together! Very rare.....
Mesmerizing beauty...Phenomenal interpretation...
I'm very familiar with this piece and had heard it played by more well- known pianists like Ashkenazi, Argerich, etc but I instantly prefer this version by Ingryd Thorson and Julian Thurber
Dude, your comments are on a lot of classical music videos. Like a ton!!!! By the way, Helene Grimaud does know how to play Chopin!!!!
Adoro esta musica...
The two pianos sing so well together, I feel like dancing!
Beautiful performance; lovely! Thank you🌹
Какое необыкновенное фото и так гармонично с гениальной музыкой Сергея Рахманинова 💗👌👍🙏👀👂🙋♀️
Rachmaninoff's melodies are exquisite, the product of genius, like so many other ones by him,: the second piano concerto, the Elegie no. 3, the suite for two pianos no. 1, and the list is interminable. In his melodic ability is equal to Chopin, Debussy, Tchaikovsky, Schubert, and the other great masters of melody. Gabe Meruelo.
5:37-5:50 -I'm in love!
Milan Lemaic pianoguy me too
such a pretty moment
Circle of fifths progression
This were the greatest version I ever heard.
The sound were sweat and so atractive to me.
Just like others, I also can't stop listen it, also my mind almost come out with this perform version
Thank you for sharing
The second movement reminds me of Liszt. The whole suite is shimmering with beauty.
Somehow....I was not familiar with this gem until about 20 years ago....thanx internet
Wonderful !
Rachy never disappoints!
I took a trip to Bangkok and sounds of the birds Rachy paints are heard at night. Wonderful. Also, must thank William Griggsby for introducing me to “The Bells” while I was a lad at City College, Baltimore. It started a life long infatuation with Rachy
best version on TH-cam
One of my favourites!
Beautiful chord changes."I do not believe in the artist that discloses too much of his images. Let [the listener] paint for themselves what it most suggests." (Rachmaninoff)
Fanfare de gouttelettes d'eau ! Incroyablement beau : tendre et orageux...! Merveilleuse interprétation.
9:40 is just lovely....
Beautiful indeed!
Hermosa música; entrañable, profunda, que toca tus sentimientos. Muchas gracias por compartirla.
Really love "The Tears"!!!
Gorgious background. Where is it from? The two players fill inn perfectly with eachother. The music is living.
Les Larmes: 13:34
I've been to where that picture is! It's in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. Really beautiful lake.
Thanks for the info, i just write it down on my bucket liszt
@@user-md4jl3ht2g I believe the exact spot is on the shore lake Annette, near the Jasper Park Lodge.
Exquisite.
beautiful
Peaceful & Beautiful. :)))
who on earth would give this a thumbs down?
well, everyone who doesn´t like it...
Música maravillosa.
Beautiful... Thank You.
Carobno...
So subtle.
Magical .
Exquisita música ..¡¡¡¡ Una delicia escucharla..¡¡¡¡¡
Slušati ovu lepotu,voleti muziku Sergeja Rahmanjova je Sreca♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Maravilloso.
This 3rd movement.......
Rach was a God, but this performance is spellbinding. Gorgeous.
Amazing 💘
7:06-7:20 He prepared everything for this moment.
....you mean 7:06-7:33
Wow, he managed to write this beautiful piece very early as opus 5
What an amazing work from a beautiful man . It's the first time i discover this piano 🎹 concerto
7:06 - 7:33. 👌
20:16
13:39 Requiem for a dream theme
I love the background on this video.
The "Rach" is Vladimir Putin's favorite composer, and this is his favorite composition.
So much for the delightful Russian guy in some documentary who says no one can be evil and love Rachmaninoff. Or wait, so much for believing everything you read on TH-cam maybe?
14:21
Tremendamente sensible, desde su mas interior. Desgarra el alma del que lo escucha y te eleva.
Капель, ручейки, птички - весна, Россия
nice
BRAVO !!!!!
Could this marvelous cmposition be transcribed for piano and violin? If so, it would be a perfect chance for the world to hear it performed by the incredibly talented brothers Bessonov, Ivan on piano and his brother, Daniil on violin..
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! I couldn't help but wonder what piano/pianos are being played. The high treble sounds like could be a Bosendorfer?
+chromz158 Bluthners can sound like that...and I know a Petrov which does...Not a Steinway,I think.
This is it.
bellisima. una repeticion divina.
9:24 Mephisto Waltz Nr.1 quote? :))
'The Tears' -- Me: 😥😪😭
'Easter' -- Me: 😲
7:05 to 7:17 Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Federico Noto yes, it’s hard a f.
Its not that hard i’m playing this with a partner and its quite easy. It just sounds harder because theres 2 people playing at once. There are much harder moments in this piece. The only problem with this moment I can think of is coordination
Ausgezeichnet
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤️👍🎹
Where was this picture taken?
I remember watching another video of this piece that had a different interpretation (which I preferred over this one) and the sheet music scrolling along with the music... Does anyone know where I can find that version? It was much better, especially the fourth movement.
+Eric Cooper personally i prefer this one over any other that i have listened to. I have a theory that the first one you enjoy becomes your standard of comparison. for me it was this one, so i always seem to think other interpretations are too slow, too fast, or Godamn irritating! But however true or false this is, i don't mean to discourage you on your search for the interpretation that suits you best. After all, one should enjoy music, no be forced into it. Peace .\//,_,
+Minab Asfaha I share the theory ,I think it happened to me with chopin s ballade 1
so beautifull why dont they play it more regularley on concert halls we had enough of bethoven and mozartits time for alkan mocheles zxarney
Snippets of Russian Easter Overture all through the last movement.
old school trance
Reminds me of Harry Potter
When that stupid house elf Doby drops the cake on his aunt's head. Exactly!😉
22:40