Radu Lupu plays Schumann, Schubert (Amsterdam 1983)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2022
- In memory of Radu Lupu (1945-2022).
Schumann Faschingsschwank aus Wien, Op.26
00:04 - I. Allegro
10:24 - II. Romanze
13:18 - III. Scherzino
15:52 - IV. Intermezzo
18:19 - V. Finale
24:48 - Schumann Humoreske, Op.20
Schubert Piano Sonata in D major, D.850
54:56 - I. Allegro vivace
1:02:03 - II. Con moto
1:16:49 - III. Scherzo
1:25:28 - IV. Rondo
1:34:24 - Schubert Impromptu in A-flat major, Op.142 No.2
Pianist: Radu Lupu
Recorded in Concertgebouw, Amsterdam on 29 May 1983
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Великий Раду, какую же радость ты умел дарить людям своими интерпретациями шедевров великих композиторов! Спасибо Тебе!❤🙏Непревзойденный мастер, под пальцами которого рояль источает неисчерпаемую красоту! 🎉❤
Grandissimo Lupu !!!! Magnifico artista !!!@@
Этот пианист обладает необыкновенным мышлением и восхитительным звуком. Его слушать - это огромная радость и счастье. Спасибо Тебе Раду!❤🎉
For me Radu Lupu is one of the best pianists of all time. It's a pity that no book has been written about his life.
Is too scary... How would World survive without that artist... Masters are going, young generations are making circus instead of music
It too scary that you are even worse
the schumann is wonderful
Великий музыкант и потрясающее исполнение!!! Дома штук пятьсот пластинок и ни одной Раду Лупу. Их просто не было. Огромное спасибо за записи.
grande pianista, suono unico e grande eleganza, riposa in pace..........
Tra i miei preferiti di questi ultimi 50 anni. E non solo come pianista, anche come persona
This is sublime.
PS after hearing the whole concert : This is from another planet. For over ten years I heard Radu play whenever he played in London and when it was a concerto performance I went to the rehearsal as well. It was as if he were a medium for the composer, And this is not just how I experienced his playing. . When he played the Brahms Concerto 1, Maestro Istvan Fischer has said he didn't dare turn to the soloist because he was frightened that it was Brahms sitting there. Yes, and it is always as if the Schubert, Brahms, Schumann, Beethoven are sitting there when he plays. He even makes the piano sound different with each composer.I don't know how he does it. After his first Festival Hall recital, the great pianist Solomon (Solomon Cutner whose carreer was cut short by a stroke. He went in a wheel chair to the recital by Radu - such was the anticipation that the brief video of his performance at the Leeds final had provoked ), Anyway Solomon said that he had never heard someone of that age with such control of voicing. Always voicing with perfection.
I attended a Radu Lupu Schubert recital in Paris and he was playing that D Major sonata D850, followed by the last sonata D.960 in B-Flat major. The entire concert was magnificent but I vividly remember the 2nd movement of the D major sonata, especially the part that starts at 1"5"27 in this recording. It was so new, expressive and intense that I had tears in my eyes. I will remember it my entire life I think.
That's a beautiful and touching recollection, and with thanks for bringing our attention to that magical passage.
Thank you so much, Anson Yeung. It’s difficult to process that this fine man and great musician is no longer in our world. He was quite exceptional in the cruel profession of music, not ever harming anyone, always kind and humorous, and keeping his integrity intact. He will be missed for a very, very long time.
Thank you for your words. You are so right. To me, it seems impossible that he got old.
I was fortunate enough to know Radu quite well back in the 70s. When he came to London after winning the Leeds prize, the only people he had contact with were profesionals and agents. I and a lady friend were introduced to him by a pianist friend of ours, and we all had a meal together. I think he felt relaxed just having undemanding everyday talk. Thereafter, we would meet fairly regularly to go to the cinema or to a restaurant. And I went to all his concerts and usually to the rehearsals as well. Once when we went for a coffee at the home of Ilona Kabos, (a piano teacher friend of Radu), Radu picked up the Schubert F minor fantasy. He put it on the piano, sat down, beckoned me and, in that gruff voice, said, "We play!" Well, I got through one page beforel my nerve gave out! We continued meeting until I moved to Brazil. Twenty or more years ago, he came to play in Rio and we met up. I had known, his first wife, but that was the only time I met his second wife. He played a magical Beethoven 4. He has always been a presence for me and I know how much he was respected and venerated, by his colleagues. It's exciting that a lot of 'pirate' recordings are appearing on the Internet. With every performance I hear, I continue to marvel at the poetry that pours from his fingers. The poetry in this Schumann is so pure and so beautiful. Time stands still. Thank you for posting.
@@keybawd4023 : Thank you for this lovely addition to his history. I can just imagine his “We play.” Glad it was you, not me!
Lupu ! and one of my favorite Schumann piano works .
Radu Lupu . . . such a gain. Such a loss.
Rest easy beautiful man and musician.
Thank you for this great Radu Lupu - Recital.
Radu Lupu, rest in peace.
Merci mille fois de mettre ces merveilles sur yt.
One of the greatest pianists ever. Rest in peace.
una lezione di stile, eleganza, sobrietà, rigore e profondità espressiva. Grazie
A great treasure!! Great to listen to his Schumann Op.26!
Such a great artist! The Schubert sonata is so musical, so understated, yet shimmering in tone and full of surprises. He obviously took the music to heart and devoted himself to understanding and interpreting its beauty as Schubert would have wanted.
he was 7 yrs my senior to early to leave. allways liked his schubert recordings
Уходят,уходят ЛЮБИМЫЕ…
НЕЗАМЕНИМЫЕ!!!
Я с вами невидимые мне
друзья по любви и печали к
этому удивительному,
замечательному музыканту
и человеку.
И пока мы живём,он будет
жить в нашем сердце.
А после нас,его полюбят
новые слушатели.
Обязательно полюбят:
не полюбить-невозможно!
Beautiful sound which captures the beautiful acoustics of the famed concert hall perfectly...
Thank you! He will always be in our hearts.
Yes....
Thank you so much Maestro Lupu for this truly wonderful concert. I know your gone but your musicality well live on bringing joy to many generations yet to come. Thank you for sharing us your genius. And thx to your parents for having had sex!
Unbelievably good sound and a truly fabulous performance. The Master of piano he was!
One of the best recordings of Lupu! The Schumann is full of poetry and wildness, and there are so many moments in the Schubert sonata that gave me goosebumps!
I agree, there are moments when I find myself holding my breath - in both the Schumann and the Schubert
Thanks! A great Recital in very good sound, Important addition to Lupu's discography- Faschingsschwank aus Wien, and Schubert's D 850- Amazing performances. The best D 850 I have ever heard.
Fantastisch Pianist!
Thanks for uploading this recital in the memory of Maestro Lupu. One could only wish that he had released more official recordings.
He hated making studio recodings and twenty or so years ago, he stopped making any. Luckily there are 'pirate' recordings appearing on the Internet, all live concerts taken by radio stations or private rcordings. Each one a revelation.
@@keybawd4023 Yes I know, but official recordings can be live, as in the case of Grigory Sokolov with DG.
Radu Lupu The Best his recordings Are Mozart piano concerto no 21!! Grieg concerto! Schumann Concerto The first movement coda The Best greatest Ever! A class of his own!! Brahms piano concerto no 1 The Recording with Edo de Waart not that Good!! Live recording with London Symphony Orchestra from 1983 with Tennstedt not that Good! With The Japanese Orchestra Lupu Playing Brahms piano concerto no 1 not Good! But Radu Lupu with The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra video TH-cam from 1996 The Best greatest Brahms piano concerto no 1 Ever! Lupu The most colorful piano sound Ever! Lupu a class of his own! Lupu The most relax player Ever!! Radu Lupu Mozart piano concerto no 19 with David Zinman The TH-cam video! Lupu The Best Mozart piano concerto no 19 Ever!!!
@@RaineriHakkarainen Thank you. Now we know.
@@gilberthong9165 I was not talking of "official" recordings but about the fact that he hated studio recording. Sokolov is a different animal altogether! Of course some of Radu's performances were broadcast, and no doubt more of these will appear in unofficial/pirate recordings. He didn't like an interpretaion to be fixed. He loved spontaneity. And he disliked quite a few of his Decca recordings, For instance, he was not happy with the Beethoven 3 with Larry Foster, but he thought the 32 variations in C minor were good.
He had the same teacher as Gilels and Richter - Heinrich Neuhaus. A superb document, enhanced by those magnificent Concertgebouw acoustics.
Radu Lupu bought a Furry Cap in Finland between his concerts!!; Radu Lupu knows The Cold weather because Lupu studied in Moscow 1963-1969!! We need The book Radu Lupu his Life and studies in Moscow in 1963-1969!! Never GONNA HAPPENING because Radu Lupu The private person not given Interviews! And we All hate The Russians right Now because The war! But i would like to know Lupu his Life in Moscow in 1963-1969!! The 'Toiletpaper'The Gramophone 50 greatest classical music Recordings!! These pianists Are missing=Emil Gilels Sviatoslav Richter Artur Rubinstein Solomon Cutner Dinu Lipatti Grigory Sokolov Mikhail Pletnev Alexei Lubimov and so on!! The second-rated players like Daniel Barenboim and Aleksander Melnikov in that list!!; Aleksader Melnikov was Only 5th place prize in The Queen Elizabeth piano competition!! Aleksander Melnikov 346:s Best Russian pianists 1900-2022!! The trash GRAMOPHONE THE Art King 346th Best Russian pianists! Gilels And Sviatoslav Richter born in Odessa Ukraina!! We The western world do Not care Ukraina because Richter and Gilels not 50 greatest classical music Recordings list!! REALLY SHOCKING STUPID GRAMOPHONE!!!
Interpretación plena de unas obras extraordinarias y exquisitas. Me ha entusiasmadoel Intermezzo y Final del Op.26. A Radu Lupu no pude escucharle nunca en vivo. Menos mal que hay grabaciones de tanta calidad como ésta.
Wonderful
3:02
Faschingsschwank allways interesting because it is kreisleresk has lots of it
19:18
unbearable and painful are the countless irreverently placed commercial interruptions . . .
Sorry to hear that... But I have to say it's totally out of my control, as TH-cam thought part of the Schumann Op.26 was copyright content and therefore placed ads in the video.
@@AnsonYeung1
Perhaps we (the listeners) ought to have a serious word with You Tube, to find a more respectful
way to deal with issues of that nature? It would certainly show some 'class' if they did.
Thank you for your reply . . . and the wonderful music you share.