Samuel Feinberg plays Schumann "Waldszenen" - Forest Scenes Op.82

Samuel Yevgenyevich Feinberg (1890- 1962) was a Russian and Soviet composer and pianist.
Robert Schumann (1810 - 56)
Waldszenen - "Forest Scenes" Op.82
1. Eintritt - Entrance (00:00)
2. Jäger auf der Lauer - Hunter in Ambush (2:01)
3. Einsame Blumen - Solitary Flowers (3:22)
4. Verrufene Stelle - Haunted Spot (5:38)
5. Freundliche Landschaft - Friendly Landscape (8:39)
6. Herberge - At the Inn (9:56)
7. Vogel als Prophet - The Prophet Bird (11:36)
8. Jagdlied - Hunting Song (14:20)
9. Abschied - Farewell (16:35)
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[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Wow Feinberg brings out the horn calls in the left hand in the first piece, amazing.

[@OCCAplus]

Incredibly musical, an extremely powerful anti-these to robotic piano performances unfortunately often witnessed in today's music business. Feinberg is an art, whilst some others are sports.

[@ROTADASARTES]

True and rare Schumann. I knew him in Bach and was already a reference of the best, but his Schumann a revelation.

[@MOVINGCLASSICS]

for me too, total revelation!

[@mark-vf6rl]

He gets the Prophet Bird beautifully. So often played (often very well!) as a weird Chopin.
It's literal and a nice stately Blackbird song! Ego has to take a back seat to the composer and his ear and respect for nature. Of course Schumann could have heard a Starling mimic his own playing, those birds have a great way of poking fun at our hubris and contraptions.

[@ADGO]

Thank you!

[@metteholm4833]

He was exquisite!

[@tomamanojlovic6630]

Incomparable!

[@AlbertoJamases]

Desde luego que es incomparable, jaja

[@paulleu664]

Wonderful. Thanks for putting it here. Do you know what year it was recorded?

[@sasha42196]

It was some time in the late 1930s.

[@TiticatFollies]

Magical. (The Prophet BIrd)

[@MOVINGCLASSICS]

yes, it is my favourite!