Thank you for watching, let us know what you thought. Don't forget to like the video and subscribe! Tracklist: 0:00:00 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: II. Adagio sostenuto played by Klára Würtz (piano), National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine & Vladimir Sirenko (conductor) 0:11:06 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: II. Adagio - Molto allegro (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg) played by Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy (piano), Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra & Theodore Kuchar (conductor) 0:24:18 Cello Sonata in G Minor, Op. 19: III. Andante played by Benedict Kloeckner (cello), Anna Fedorova (piano), Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie & Laércio Diniz (conductor) 0:30:34 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 28: II. Lento played by Zlata Chochieva (piano) 0:38:41 Études-Tableaux, Op. 33: III. Grave in C Minor played by Zlata Chochieva (piano) 0:44:15 Études-Tableaux, Op. 39: II. Lento assai in A Minor played by Zlata Chochieva (piano) 0:50:26 Preludes, Op. 23: IV. Andante cantabile in D Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano) 0:54:58 Preludes, Op. 23: X. Largo in G-Flat Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano) 0:58:30 Preludes, Op. 32: V. Moderato in G Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano) 1:01:42 Preludes, Op. 32: X. Lento in B Minor played by Geniušas Lukas (piano) 1:07:06 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: V. Andante sostenuto in D-Flat Major played by Franke Nils (piano) 1:10:29 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: I. Elégie in E-Flat Minor played by Franke Nils (piano) 1:15:15 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: VI. Romance played by Tomellini Elisa (piano)
I hope, if you are enjoing your present life, that it will be quite a while before you find out which music accompanies you in the next one, but whichever it is, I hope it is of this standard.
If you're attached to these composers, you'll most probably be granted the opportunity to hear their music again in this world in your next lifetime. However, I do believe that there's no limit to perfection, especially in spiritual realm. All beautiful creations spring from but a spark of God's splendor.
Dear sir is talent not a gifting? Call on the One who gives gifts to men. Ask him to reveal Himself to you; to make Himself real to you...and He will...He will leave you in no doubt as to where you will be after your death....with kind regards jg
As Horowitz said: Brahms and Tchaikovsky wrote well for orchestra, not piano. Chopin wrote well for piano, not orchestra. Rach was a master composer for piano AND orchestra, was one of the best pianists of all time and was a master orchestra conductor. This man was a music superhero at the very least.
Horowitz if he said that was just wrong and being simplistic. Brahms’ intermezzi for piano are a staple in the piano repertoire. I’ve played many of them. Chopin on the other hand wrote exclusively for piano except for his piano concertos which makes what Horowitz said nearly irrelevant. If Chopin tried I’m sure his musicality would have produced some interesting orchestral work but he didn’t have time. Chopin died young at 39. It’s about your focus and what is available to you. Not just your abilities.
@@michaelsims1160 you may be a better pianist than me Michael but I find Brahm's Intermezzos difficult from the viewpoint of hand position and fingering which I find awkward and unnatural many times. In contrast, I find Chopin and Rach has natural hand positions and fingering (even tho a lot of their works are difficult to play). Also, this is a more personal viewpoint but I love everything I would say that Chopin has written EXCEPT for his piano concertos which I to date do not enjoy (orchestration???).
@@mariolongo7369 don’t know his music well enough. No doubt about his orchestral abilities (eg Romeo and Juliet) Piano works are clearly technically very demanding - but heart felt music, I am not so sure
My late mother played the first Rachmaninoff piece on her baby grand piano in my childhood home. If I close my eyes and listen, it feels as though she is in the next room now 🥰
I hope that one day, my children will be able to feel these memories that I hopefully will be able to give them, playing Rachmaninoff's beautiful music for them from the moment they are born... I hope they will be able to write the same comment as you did.
It can be any kind of trip but mine is totally natural. It's my soul or my spirit. May be my mind. Whatever. I fly, I levitate, I dive into clouds. I know I feel fine though my serious illness. Angels? God? I only find love and peace while listening to the music. Rachmaninoff is marvellous!
Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto literally caught my soul at the time when I was being treated for the darkest depression. I didn't know his music until then, and I've been coming back to it ever since. It goes from heart to heart, from soul to soul. His wonderful music must be a gift from God!
Did you know that it was the same concerto that helped Rachmaninoff also get out of a dark depression? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_No._2_(Rachmaninoff)
@@tomwalker6756 Yes, I know. What was wholesome and healing for him, he shared with his listeners. You can sense a relationship of the souls with one another. That is the real, true meaning of music! As Rachmaninoff himself defined it: music is that which goes from heart to heart...
@@anne-lisebouvier128 True. - Please let me say: This is the actual root not only of our mental problems. People no longer want to have anything to do with Christ, they reject God's truth. - It is written in the Bible how it will come, and in the present time you can feel and see it coming very clearly. It is simply fact ... Jesus Christ is our eternal soul savior, for everyone who accepts him as such. People have largely forgotten this - and believe the lies of this world instead of the truth. I came to faith because if you value the truth, the truth of the Bible becomes obvious to you, especially in this time. All facts confirm this, but most people still don't know what is really going on.
@@germanchris4440 thanks,you're Right : Jésus Christ Will Come and soon I Hope. today Jésus IS not in the heart of people. They hate God,they hate truth and low but what IS written in the Book nobody Can stop it. Only one king : Jésus Christ. I'm catholic and french,I wish you the best. God bless you and all his fair children. (Sorry for my english 🤗).
You where lucky to get out this dépression sometimes classic music cannot help you enough psychiatrists consider that an own personal work will bé more benefit As painting and writing
Sergei Rachmaninoff is one of the kind master of the melancholic and very deep romantic melodies, genius as a composer, and piano virtuoso himself...When I hear his music I must be sure that I am not down or nostalgic because it will make me have teary eyes. What a gift to humanity great Rachmaninoff!!
Somebody referred to Rach as "six feet of Russian gloom".... I doubt he would be life and soul of a party... Mind you living in Russia would be enough to depress anybody,,,, Spine chilling music though
не смешивайте, пожалуйста, меланхолию и грусть сильного человека. Рахманинов не меланхоличен. Рахманинов - это спокойная мощь, сила духа и вместе с тем красота
Это это одна из самых любимых и ценимых мною подборок классической музыки вообще на ютубе. Волшебная музыка счастья, извините, в русском понимании этого слова, - то есть наивысшего состояния благоденствия сознания, соединения бессмертной души с теми силами, которые помогают и поддерживают нас в трудную минуту, покоя и уверенности, слияния с Вечностью. Душа - это глубина, и для того, чтобы она поднялась ввысь, нужна такая музыка. "Элегия" - вообще ни с чем сравнить нельзя. Хотя известно авторское исполнение, вплоть до качества записи, интерпретация тоже могла за сто лет измениться, нам надо четче, яснее..) Автор видео проделал колоссальную работу по созданию ролика, и отдельная благодарность за таймкоды. И сейчас, когда столько всего, Brilliant Classics для меня остается " золотым стандартом" класса.
Rachmaninoff simply was not of this world. To have this gift, bestowed from our benevolent God who so loved the world, and to be able to beckon his work products when and where needed, is one of the greatest bestowments known to mankind (or at least me). The adagio of his 3rd piano concerto brings memories of tragedy, joy, triumph and gratitude all at the same time.. I could survive without many things, but the absence of Rach's work products is not one of them.
let me just say that from the cosmic point of view (not the psychological point of view) I exist because you exist and you exist because I exist; and R. exists because you exist and you exist because R exists. It is our cosmic mutuality. I see what you're saying.
Благодарю Господа за великое чудо подаренное России , за её сына , за его музыку , подаренную всему миру и поющую о своей прекрасной Родине -России , за Сергея Рахманинова!!!
@@Irina-b.korovkaof course he's serious. He's correct. If Russia can claim Pushkin who was part African, the USA can, along with Russia, claim Rachmaninov: because he did truly take American citizenship. And even though these also are American citizens, Russia could claim them because they were born there: Irving Berlin, Isaac Asimov, and Sergei Brin.
Глупости! Александр Сергеевич Пушкин родился и воспитывался в России. И не помышлял о другой родине. Он от ногтей до корней волос был русским. Арапским у него был только дедушка. Так ведь в истории России было много случаев когда иностранные подданные становились русскими не только по долгу, но и по духу. Русская душа она такая загадочная))). А Сергей Рахманинов вообще имеет татарских предков, но не смотря на вынужденную эмиграцию а США остался в душе русским. По вашей логике тогда и Стивен Сигал и Джеф Монсон теперь не американские а русские? Это очень хорошие ребята, отличные актеры и спортсмены. И для России стараются. Но это смешно так утверждать.@@miketackabery7521
@@miketackabery7521Пушкин не был *наполовину* африканцем. Ганнибал был его прадедом, между ними 100 лет исключительно русского окружения - русских родственников и русской жизни. Никто у нас не отрицает и не забывает африканской ветви его предков, но Пушкин уж никак не наполовину африканец!
Russia had such amazing artists, in all forms, from music, to ballet, to writing, to painting and architecture. Whenever i look at what is happening in the world today because of the russian war, i try to remember this. Beauty and atrocities are both part of life.
Appreciation of more sophisticated music requires a more developed sensitivity. Not everyone has it. But they just as often possesses gifts in areas that neither of us has. "Diffr'nt strokes fer diffr'nt folks" or, as Frank Zappa put it, "some people like cupcakes better." :)
I am uplifted with either Rachmaninoff or the Beatles. My classical upbringing led me to understanding a flash in the pan compared to a pop band that has a true understanding of composition.
If you listen to some Zappa composition s like Little House I Used to Live In And Holiday in Berlin Full Blown from the Burnt Weenie Sandwich album you can hear gorgeous classical type music on rock instruments @@Nickauboutte
The flute begins interweaving with the piano at 0:44 (the flute so beautifully played btw!), then at 1:01 the flute morphs seamlessly into a clarinet. The clarinet hands it back to the flute at 1:54, then at 2:02 the flute gives it back to the clarinet, but this time the melody is transferred to the piano with the clarinet doing the accompanying work. Love how Rachmaninoff did all of this!
He takes us on a flight to unimaginable worlds where life, though cruel and sad at times, still makes sense. We pass majestic mountains, quiet streams, gently singing maidens, and the sounds of life and nature at work. Above all, there is brooding, quiet, but powerful love in these notes. Rachmaninoff was a master of medley, of tremendous tonal beauty, and unforgettable vistas of life. Unforgettable! His 2nd symphony Adagio alone was enough to win me over as a tenth grade high school student in the '60s. I told myself, "That's what I feel but don't know how to say." I still don't, but what a world he opened up to me! One wonderful composer led to another -- from Elgar to Tchaikovsky, to the Stanfords, Brahms, Thompsons, Hansons ... thank God for these geniuses.
So intimate beautiful is his personal feeling in his compositions. Rachmaninov had a lot of depressions, aching for his homeland and beloved family and teachers. Sadly with the first WW he had to leave his homeland and moved to America with his wife and children. He still had to learn English and had besides performing for making a living, also carried on his composing. He composed his 4th piano concerto and played it for the first time in America. It wasn't received very well by the public. It's a shame really because his 4th is a treasure. The immense sadness portrayed in this composition is bafling. I love it enormous and like playing it. Every composer gives their innermost feeling in their compositions. That's why I love Tchaikovsky so much too......
@@ОльгаЖигалова-м1р Не правы , выражать ...субьективное мнение , ваше ... и тем более неправы , потому что посприятие ... это не печать , или ...у всех разное. Нехорошо ..вы
Прекрасные чувства и эмоции у всех понимающих эту музыку ,так давайте все вместе с любовью и благодарностью воздадим хвалу Господу за этот дар в такой персоне ,как Рахманинов ,и попросим Господа о Царствии Небесном ему ,и упокоения его души .Вечная ему память!!!
После прослушивания такой замечательной музыки, она потом ещё долго звучит в душе! И защищает от всей той грязи, которой наполнена наша низкая повседневная жизнь...
@@alexandragrisca9588 ja podumala toje samoe i VI virazili moi misli PISMENNO - Mojet ja i VI dumaem odinakovo..... ????? S Uvajeniem eto moja musika : th-cam.com/video/0OSCPrOGS9U/w-d-xo.html ili fortepiannij variant th-cam.com/video/Nmj_IEc-XCE/w-d-xo.html
@@bs-jh8bd в нашей стране много национальностей давно смешано. И в Рахманинове- не только тюркская кровь, но и славянская. Но то, как он передаёт дух нашей страны - не имеет национальности!!
Я русская!!! СПАСОБО ЗА ЛЮБОВЬ К РАХМАНИНОВУ !!! ТАКИЕ ПРЕКРАСНЫЕ СЛОВА О НЕМ!!!!!!!!!! СЧАСТЬЯ ВАМ ВСЕМ!!!!!! ДОБРА!!!!!!! НАС УЧИЛИ ВСЕГДА - ЧЕСТНО ЖИТЬ ХОРОШО ТРУДИТЬСЯ И ГОРЯЧО ЛЮБИТЬ СВОЮ РОДИНУ!!!!!!!! СВОЕЙ ЖИЗНЬЮ РАХМАНИНОВ ЭТО ДЕЛАЛ ВСЕГДА !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! И ЖИЛ , И ТРУДИЛСЯ И ГОРЯЧО ЛЮБИЛ СВОЮ РОДИНУ!!!!!!!!!! СВЕТЛЫЙ ЧЕЛОВЕК !!!!!!!!!! ДАВАЙТЕ ВСЕМ МИРОМ ТАКЖЕ БУДЕМ ЖИТЬ С ЛЮБОВЬЮ КО ВСЕМ ЛЮДЯМ МАТУШКИ - ЗЕМЛИ !!! МИРУ - МИР!!!! РАДИ МУЗЫКИ !!! РАДИ ВСЕХ ,КТО ПОДАРИЛ НАМ СЧАСТЬЕ СЛУШАТЬ ПРЕКРАСНОЕ!!!!!!!!!!
Однако в свое время русские революционеры не оценили таланты и выкинули их из собственной страны. И не надо забывать в полной мере талант его и других раскрылся в Америке и Европе. Останься они на родине , то могли бы не дожить, окончить годы в лагерях , как например Мандельштам ...
@@elizavetadashkevich7689 Такую музыку мог написать истинно русский человек, который знает, кто он и где его корни. Даже если он оказался в эмиграции. И совесткая Россия такое количестов талантов произвела на свет, что ни Америке ни Европе и не приснится. Вот и злобствуют... Им то нечего и некого предьявить... Даже заимствованного.
Творчество в варварской стране невозможно !!! Личные переживания, природа, Бог - вот предмет творчества для любого гениального и талантливого композитора. Музыка Рахманинова, как и других композиторов, осталась невосприимчивой большинством населения России и СССР. Поэтому Рахманинов и покинул эту страшную страну. Кем бы он себя не называл, он - не русский по национальности. Можно быть русским по вере, ценностям, мировосприятию !
Com 6 anos de idade eu pedia a meu pai pra colocar Tchaikovsky na vitrola. Foi o primeiro clássico que amei. Rachmaninoff conheci depois e aí fui estudar piano. Um dia quero conhecer essa terra tão linda. Abraços do Brazil ❤️
Did you know that Rachmaninoff himself suffered from periods of acute depression, including a 4-month period prior to writing the second Piano Concerto. When he was finally able to complete it, he dedicated his Piano Concerto # 2 to his doctor, Nicolai Dahl. (too bad his music is almost impossible to play, especially for someone with hands as small as mine. Rachmaninoff was 6-feet, 6 inches tall and had enormous hands - it is thought that he had Marfan's syndrome which exhibits traits such as extreme height and long fingers, including double-jointedness.
Rachmaninov has always been the composer for me .... The love and respect I have for this composer is unbelievable and sincere. To have to exile from your beloved country and find refuge so far away and still compose such heavenly music speaks volume to me. God Bless You Rachmaninov as you have left great treasures for us all to enjoy in sad and happy times in our lives xoxox
"All by myself", is a divertimento of Rachmaninoff's adagios. Wow! Playing with melodies, different sequels of accords that appear through the fog of creation.
Quietly, I'm listening to every note of Rachmanioff 's music. It soars with longing of a romance in my heart ❤️ A genius he was, a master of the piano.
For some reason his Vespers still continue to be almost unknown to the rest of the world. If you want calm atmosphere with possibilities to have deep introspection then listen to that.
Absolutely beautiful. Hearing this 1st piece for the 1st time in my life I found myself singing Eric Carmen's "All By Myself" song from the 1970s. I had no idea until tonight he'd based it on classical music. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for putting this together!!❤ I have the music on the whole day. Played some of the preludes when I was in the Conserve in Stellenbosch, South Africa.🎹🎹🎹🎹🎼🎼🎶🎵🌹🌹🌹
This world is full of wonderful performances like this But most people doesn't realize it It's up to you whether you realize it or not There is no such thing as the hit or miss with Rachmanoff‘s works . All is great, splendid. The only problem would be the quality of the performance and sound
It’s NOT a ‘song’. You’ve got that name off TH-cam idiotic listing of thinking ALL music is ‘song’. ‘Song’ is the voice singing. This, is a ‘composition’, as are all composers’ music of the piano and orchestra and every instrument.
Роза Какая ты красивая, Как роза! Что расцвела сегодня В утреннем саду! Тебя увидел, Уходить не буду. Останусь здесь с тобой Встречать весну! Зима закончится И белый снег растает. Душой и сердцем Полюбил тебя одну! Ты солнышко моё, Как день прекрасна! Из губ твоих Нектар блаженства Я испью! Мне провидение послало Годы странствий. Прошёл я через горы и моря! Чтобы найти в далине это счастье! Что не сравниться с жизнью богача. Простая жизнь На свежем воздухе Как праздник! Я стал счастливым, Потому что у меня, Есть ты! Мечта осуществилась, Это радость, В глазах твоих Узнать любовь, В любви найти тебя♥️♥️
Mit zum Wunderbarsten, eine Musik, die sagt, was niemand mit Worten sagen kann und die mein Inneres dort berührt, von welchem ich vorher nicht wußte, daß es diese Zone in mir gibt.
"What is Music? How do you define it? Music is a calm moonlit night, the rustle of leaves in Summer. Music is the far off peal of bells at dusk! Music comes straight from the heart and talks only to the heart: it is Love! Music is the Sister of Poetry and her Mother is sorrow!" Sergei Rachmaninoff
Wow! Genau so habe ich immer Rachmaninoffs Musik beschrieben. Genau so! Er hat Gefühle und Emotionen geweckt, von denen ich nicht einmal wusste, dass es sie gibt. Das macht mich gerade positiv fassungslos, diese Nachricht zu lesen; es ist wirklich so als hätte ich selbst sie geschrieben.
Agree 100%, I would just add some themes: 2nd Piano Concerto, 1st Mov., 2nd Theme (Eb Major) 2nd Concerto, 3rd Mov., Bb-Major and Db-Major themes 3rd Concerto, 1st Mov., 2nd Theme (Bb-Major) 2nd Symohony, 2nd Mov., 2nd Theme (Moderato) And so on, and so on...
Me pergunto se estas obras não foram captadas das mais elevadas regiões do Universo? Nada há de material nelas, só da mais elevada beleza e encantamento!
3:14 escuchar esta música es darse la oportunidad de estar con uno mismo, visitar nuestros interiores pensamientos, llegar a otra dimensión y gozar de paz en el alma y el espíritu
My favorite adagios not only from Rachmaninoff but from all the composers together are precisely the first two from this video, piano concert 2 and symphony 2, in my opinion there's nothing more sublime than these two
@@margaretlavender9647 i could add more for example the adagio from Liszt piano concert 1 or Mahler's symphony 5 but it's all about personal tastes madame !
Если Вы имеете в виду оригинальное звучание 2-й симфонии, а не представленную тут китчевую подделку с роялем, то я всей душой согласен с Вашими словами1
Was a bit disappointed not to hear the 18th variation on a theme of Paganini but apart from that , very enjoyable. I am proud to have shared a planet with Rachmaninov for three years and nine months, That's how old I was when he died.
This is such a priceless gift of intense drama. I am still listening to the sublime and tormenting Adagio-Sustenuto from Rach 2 and will continue tomorrow with the rest. It's 10:30 pm. What a beautiful bedtime gift. To be continued tomorrow.
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0:00:00 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: II. Adagio sostenuto played by Klára Würtz (piano), National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine & Vladimir Sirenko (conductor)
0:11:06 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: II. Adagio - Molto allegro (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg) played by Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy (piano), Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra & Theodore Kuchar (conductor)
0:24:18 Cello Sonata in G Minor, Op. 19: III. Andante played by Benedict Kloeckner (cello), Anna Fedorova (piano), Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie & Laércio Diniz (conductor)
0:30:34 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 28: II. Lento played by Zlata Chochieva (piano)
0:38:41 Études-Tableaux, Op. 33: III. Grave in C Minor played by Zlata Chochieva (piano)
0:44:15 Études-Tableaux, Op. 39: II. Lento assai in A Minor played by Zlata Chochieva (piano)
0:50:26 Preludes, Op. 23: IV. Andante cantabile in D Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano)
0:54:58 Preludes, Op. 23: X. Largo in G-Flat Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano)
0:58:30 Preludes, Op. 32: V. Moderato in G Major played by Geniušas Lukas (piano)
1:01:42 Preludes, Op. 32: X. Lento in B Minor played by Geniušas Lukas (piano)
1:07:06 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: V. Andante sostenuto in D-Flat Major played by Franke Nils (piano)
1:10:29 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: I. Elégie in E-Flat Minor played by Franke Nils (piano)
1:15:15 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: VI. Romance played by Tomellini Elisa (piano)
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Beautiful, Thank you.
Benedict Kloeckner au violoncelle et Anna Fedorova au piano c'est superbe et d'un feu brulant.
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I am 90 years old. I can't imagine not having Rachmaninoff and Beethoven in whatever life there is after this one
I hope, if you are enjoing your present life, that it will be quite a while before you find out which music accompanies you in the next one, but whichever it is, I hope it is of this standard.
Beautiful
If you're attached to these composers, you'll most probably be granted the opportunity to hear their music again in this world in your next lifetime. However, I do believe that there's no limit to perfection, especially in spiritual realm. All beautiful creations spring from but a spark of God's splendor.
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Dear sir is talent not a gifting? Call on the One who gives gifts to men. Ask him to reveal Himself to you; to make Himself real to you...and He will...He will leave you in no doubt as to where you will be after your death....with kind regards jg
As Horowitz said: Brahms and Tchaikovsky wrote well for orchestra, not piano. Chopin wrote well for piano, not orchestra. Rach was a master composer for piano AND orchestra, was one of the best pianists of all time and was a master orchestra conductor. This man was a music superhero at the very least.
No puedo decir nada más. Es
Horowitz if he said that was just wrong and being simplistic. Brahms’ intermezzi for piano are a staple in the piano repertoire. I’ve played many of them. Chopin on the other hand wrote exclusively for piano except for his piano concertos which makes what Horowitz said nearly irrelevant. If Chopin tried I’m sure his musicality would have produced some interesting orchestral work but he didn’t have time. Chopin died young at 39. It’s about your focus and what is available to you. Not just your abilities.
@@michaelsims1160 you may be a better pianist than me Michael but I find Brahm's Intermezzos difficult from the viewpoint of hand position and fingering which I find awkward and unnatural many times. In contrast, I find Chopin and Rach has natural hand positions and fingering (even tho a lot of their works are difficult to play). Also, this is a more personal viewpoint but I love everything I would say that Chopin has written EXCEPT for his piano concertos which I to date do not enjoy (orchestration???).
And Prokofiev?😊
@@mariolongo7369 don’t know his music well enough. No doubt about his orchestral abilities (eg Romeo and Juliet) Piano works are clearly technically very demanding - but heart felt music, I am not so sure
My late mother played the first Rachmaninoff piece on her baby grand piano in my childhood home. If I close my eyes and listen, it feels as though she is in the next room now 🥰
🥲🥲🥲
I hope that one day, my children will be able to feel these memories that I hopefully will be able to give them, playing Rachmaninoff's beautiful music for them from the moment they are born...
I hope they will be able to write the same comment as you did.
@@mangomerkel2005 ~ Thank you.
For me it's not melancholic or sad ,for me is the opportunity of flying across the Universe without moving from my living room.
Que lindo!
sounds more like a lsd trip what you describe :D
It can be any kind of trip but mine is totally natural. It's my soul or my spirit. May be my mind. Whatever.
I fly, I levitate, I dive into clouds.
I know I feel fine though my serious illness.
Angels? God? I only find love and peace while listening to the music.
Rachmaninoff is marvellous!
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💫💫💫💫💫💫👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌
Yessssssssas
Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto literally caught my soul at the time when I was being treated for the darkest depression. I didn't know his music until then, and I've been coming back to it ever since. It goes from heart to heart, from soul to soul. His wonderful music must be a gift from God!
Did you know that it was the same concerto that helped Rachmaninoff also get out of a dark depression? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_No._2_(Rachmaninoff)
@@tomwalker6756 Yes, I know. What was wholesome and healing for him, he shared with his listeners. You can sense a relationship of the souls with one another. That is the real, true meaning of music! As Rachmaninoff himself defined it: music is that which goes from heart to heart...
@@anne-lisebouvier128 True. - Please let me say: This is the actual root not only of our mental problems. People no longer want to have anything to do with Christ, they reject God's truth. - It is written in the Bible how it will come, and in the present time you can feel and see it coming very clearly. It is simply fact ... Jesus Christ is our eternal soul savior, for everyone who accepts him as such. People have largely forgotten this - and believe the lies of this world instead of the truth.
I came to faith because if you value the truth, the truth of the Bible becomes obvious to you, especially in this time. All facts confirm this, but most people still don't know what is really going on.
@@germanchris4440 thanks,you're Right : Jésus Christ Will Come and soon I Hope.
today Jésus IS not in the heart of people.
They hate God,they hate truth and low but what IS written in the Book nobody Can stop it.
Only one king : Jésus Christ.
I'm catholic and french,I wish you the best.
God bless you and all his fair children.
(Sorry for my english 🤗).
You where lucky to get out this dépression sometimes classic music cannot help you enough psychiatrists consider that an own personal work will bé more benefit
As painting and writing
Sergei Rachmaninoff is one of the kind master of the melancholic and very deep romantic melodies, genius as a composer, and piano virtuoso himself...When I hear his music I must be sure that I am not down or nostalgic because it will make me have teary eyes. What a gift to humanity great Rachmaninoff!!
Somebody referred to Rach as "six feet of Russian gloom".... I doubt he would be life and soul of a party... Mind you living in Russia would be enough to depress anybody,,,, Spine chilling music though
amen☦
@@nikjames2965 He was actually a very funny and happy person to those who knew him well personally.
не смешивайте, пожалуйста, меланхолию и грусть сильного человека. Рахманинов не меланхоличен. Рахманинов - это спокойная мощь, сила духа и вместе с тем красота
Fall asleep with Rach Adagios every night.
They are my sweet lullabies.
Adagio sound great in the world!
This is the music that completely changed my life. I am so happy to hear this song. You are thinking the same as me.
@@상일남자 Thank you for your concern.
I love them, too.
I am with Rach all the time . Very happy to hear you.
Wish you happy every moment.
Это это одна из самых любимых и ценимых мною подборок классической музыки вообще на ютубе. Волшебная музыка счастья, извините, в русском понимании этого слова, - то есть наивысшего состояния благоденствия сознания, соединения бессмертной души с теми силами, которые помогают и поддерживают нас в трудную минуту, покоя и уверенности, слияния с Вечностью. Душа - это глубина, и для того, чтобы она поднялась ввысь, нужна такая музыка.
"Элегия" - вообще ни с чем сравнить нельзя. Хотя известно авторское исполнение, вплоть до качества записи, интерпретация тоже могла за сто лет измениться, нам надо четче, яснее..)
Автор видео проделал колоссальную работу по созданию ролика, и отдельная благодарность за таймкоды. И сейчас, когда столько всего, Brilliant Classics для меня остается " золотым стандартом" класса.
Rachmaninoff simply was not of this world. To have this gift, bestowed from our benevolent God who so loved the world, and to be able to beckon his work products when and where needed, is one of the greatest bestowments known to mankind (or at least me). The adagio of his 3rd piano concerto brings memories of tragedy, joy, triumph and gratitude all at the same time.. I could survive without many things, but the absence of Rach's work products is not one of them.
I totally agree with you
@@fundacionsoleschilececilia6702 -- ....and I Second it....the Motion Carries.....BRAVO from Acapulco!
In Rachmaninoff's work I feel like I'm dreaming of a better, more beautiful Earth from the abyss of some distant, dismal world.
Recibí de mí padre, una herencia, mayor que todo el oro del mundo....el amor a la bella música, que me produce las emociones más bellas.
Igual me ocurre a mi , y este adagio del segundo concierto me transporta a su memoria .
a mi también me ocurre porque mi madre me lo hacía escuchar... una maravilla que le agradeceré siempre!
Herdei de meu pai o gosto por clássicos. São músicas que elevam a alma. Há um toque divino ❤
Savoir jouer d un instrument de musique quel bonheur pour ceux qui ont cette chance. Il n'y a rien de plus beau que la musique classique
Ídem
이런 아름다운 음악은 대대손손 즐길수 있는
인류의 유산입니다.
더군다나 국경도 없이
멀리갈 필요도 없이 누구나 즐길수 있는...
Cierto
Thanks for existing Sergei.
He is indeed a gift to us all.
@@joyanngoddard2033 he really is😊
let me just say that from the cosmic point of view (not the psychological point of view) I exist because you exist and you exist because I exist; and R. exists because you exist and you exist because R exists. It is our cosmic mutuality.
I see what you're saying.
Happy 150th birthday Rachmaninoff!!!
Благодарю Господа за великое чудо подаренное России , за её сына , за его музыку , подаренную всему миру и поющую о своей прекрасной Родине -России , за Сергея Рахманинова!!!
Born Russian but an American citizen we can claim him also. Blessing both countries ❤
@@Yuppie.Mike.Вы серьезно?
@@Irina-b.korovkaof course he's serious. He's correct. If Russia can claim Pushkin who was part African, the USA can, along with Russia, claim Rachmaninov: because he did truly take American citizenship.
And even though these also are American citizens, Russia could claim them because they were born there:
Irving Berlin, Isaac Asimov, and Sergei Brin.
Глупости! Александр Сергеевич Пушкин родился и воспитывался в России. И не помышлял о другой родине. Он от ногтей до корней волос был русским. Арапским у него был только дедушка. Так ведь в истории России было много случаев когда иностранные подданные становились русскими не только по долгу, но и по духу. Русская душа она такая загадочная))). А Сергей Рахманинов вообще имеет татарских предков, но не смотря на вынужденную эмиграцию а США остался в душе русским.
По вашей логике тогда и Стивен Сигал и Джеф Монсон теперь не американские а русские? Это очень хорошие ребята, отличные актеры и спортсмены. И для России стараются. Но это смешно так утверждать.@@miketackabery7521
@@miketackabery7521Пушкин не был *наполовину* африканцем. Ганнибал был его прадедом, между ними 100 лет исключительно русского окружения - русских родственников и русской жизни. Никто у нас не отрицает и не забывает африканской ветви его предков, но Пушкин уж никак не наполовину африканец!
Замечательная подборка. Медленная музыка примиряет с невзгодами и несовершенством этого мира, дарит покой и умиротворение.
Excellent comment!
Спасибо за хорошо изложенное понимание.
Наполняет сердце добром и любовью. А почему? Потому, что сама музыка написана сердцем.
God bless brother
💝💕💝
Russia had such amazing artists, in all forms, from music, to ballet, to writing, to painting and architecture. Whenever i look at what is happening in the world today because of the russian war, i try to remember this. Beauty and atrocities are both part of life.
Russia is fighting fascism. Again...
Великий Русский Гений! Наш Любимый Музыкант! Наш Космос, Сергей Васильевич,низкий поклон Вам! Благодарю всех! С.- Петербург ❤️🌷👏👏👏👏👏
💯
Он также велик,как Бах,Моцарт,Бетховен.
The deep russian soul surfaces . How can you hate them as most westesners do ?
My mother went to a Rachmaninoff concert as a child in Spokane, she always remembered it.
Spokane?? Ha ha. Where is that? Russia? USA?
@@margaretlavender9647 Spokane is in the State of Washington, USA :)
no way... that's only a few hours away from me. crazy
Can't understand people listening to rap or pop when they could be uplifted by this.
How it happens ???
Appreciation of more sophisticated music requires a more developed sensitivity. Not everyone has it. But they just as often possesses gifts in areas that neither of us has. "Diffr'nt strokes fer diffr'nt folks" or, as Frank Zappa put it, "some people like cupcakes better." :)
Human race...is quickly degradate.....running to their extinción!!!😢
I am uplifted with either Rachmaninoff or the Beatles. My classical upbringing led me to understanding a flash in the pan compared to a pop band that has a true understanding of composition.
If you listen to some Zappa composition s like Little House I Used to Live In And Holiday in Berlin Full Blown from the Burnt Weenie Sandwich album you can hear gorgeous classical type music on rock instruments @@Nickauboutte
The flute begins interweaving with the piano at 0:44 (the flute so beautifully played btw!), then at 1:01 the flute morphs seamlessly into a clarinet. The clarinet hands it back to the flute at 1:54, then at 2:02 the flute gives it back to the clarinet, but this time the melody is transferred to the piano with the clarinet doing the accompanying work. Love how Rachmaninoff did all of this!
He takes us on a flight to unimaginable worlds where life, though cruel and sad at times, still makes sense. We pass majestic mountains, quiet streams, gently singing maidens, and the sounds of life and nature at work. Above all, there is brooding, quiet, but powerful love in these notes. Rachmaninoff was a master of medley, of tremendous tonal beauty, and unforgettable vistas of life. Unforgettable! His 2nd symphony Adagio alone was enough to win me over as a tenth grade high school student in the '60s. I told myself, "That's what I feel but don't know how to say." I still don't, but what a world he opened up to me! One wonderful composer led to another -- from Elgar to Tchaikovsky, to the Stanfords, Brahms, Thompsons, Hansons ... thank God for these geniuses.
So true.
So intimate beautiful is his personal feeling in his compositions. Rachmaninov had a lot of depressions, aching for his homeland and beloved family and teachers. Sadly with the first WW he had to leave his homeland and moved to America with his wife and children. He still had to learn English and had besides performing for making a living, also carried on his composing. He composed his 4th piano concerto and played it for the first time in America. It wasn't received very well by the public. It's a shame really because his 4th is a treasure. The immense sadness portrayed in this composition is bafling. I love it enormous and like playing it. Every composer gives their innermost feeling in their compositions. That's why I love Tchaikovsky so much too......
Музыка небес! Композитор спущенный к нам с небес! Огромное спасибо за подборку!
Музыка Сергея Рахманинова образная, она воспроизводит картины любимой родины России, и тоску по прежней свободе и счастью.
Недостаточно образована... Но Ваши слова выразили что чувствую...
В субьективно - ассоицивной форме. На самом деле , более пространственна и гипнотична...
@@ОльгаЖигалова-м1р Не правы , выражать ...субьективное мнение , ваше ... и тем более неправы , потому что посприятие ... это не печать , или ...у всех разное. Нехорошо ..вы
Прекрасные чувства и эмоции у всех понимающих эту музыку ,так давайте все вместе с любовью и благодарностью воздадим хвалу Господу за этот дар в такой персоне ,как Рахманинов ,и попросим Господа о Царствии Небесном ему ,и упокоения его души .Вечная ему память!!!
После прослушивания такой замечательной музыки, она потом ещё долго звучит в душе! И защищает от всей той грязи, которой наполнена наша низкая повседневная жизнь...
Спасибо Жизни что она так разнообразна.
Heureuse d écouter cet adadgio ,on oublie tout
@@alexandragrisca9588 ja podumala toje samoe i VI virazili moi misli PISMENNO - Mojet ja i VI dumaem odinakovo..... ????? S Uvajeniem eto moja musika : th-cam.com/video/0OSCPrOGS9U/w-d-xo.html ili fortepiannij variant th-cam.com/video/Nmj_IEc-XCE/w-d-xo.html
Концерт номер2 Вторая часть ! Безумно красивая гармония !!! ❤️❤️❤️
Рахманинов -гений гармонии
Music doesn’t need translation
Thank you for share with us
Thank you RUSSIA for producing the music genius Rachmaninoff!
he is actually a turk descendant not russian or slavic for that matter. just a clue
@@bs-jh8bd в нашей стране много национальностей давно смешано. И в Рахманинове- не только тюркская кровь, но и славянская. Но то, как он передаёт дух нашей страны - не имеет национальности!!
Мама Сергея Васильевича новгородская дворянка! Русская прерусская!
Too bad RUSSIA is bombing the very people that played on this recording...
Kocham muzykę,ale Rachmaninow to dla mnie perła wśród brylantów.🌻🌻🌻🌻
Рахманнинов - Топ , Вершина в тетдеме Музыка Душа в 20 м веке !!! Душа Прекрасная !
Я русская!!! СПАСОБО ЗА ЛЮБОВЬ К РАХМАНИНОВУ !!! ТАКИЕ ПРЕКРАСНЫЕ СЛОВА О НЕМ!!!!!!!!!! СЧАСТЬЯ ВАМ ВСЕМ!!!!!! ДОБРА!!!!!!! НАС УЧИЛИ ВСЕГДА - ЧЕСТНО ЖИТЬ ХОРОШО ТРУДИТЬСЯ И ГОРЯЧО ЛЮБИТЬ СВОЮ РОДИНУ!!!!!!!! СВОЕЙ ЖИЗНЬЮ РАХМАНИНОВ ЭТО ДЕЛАЛ ВСЕГДА !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! И ЖИЛ , И ТРУДИЛСЯ И ГОРЯЧО ЛЮБИЛ СВОЮ РОДИНУ!!!!!!!!!! СВЕТЛЫЙ ЧЕЛОВЕК !!!!!!!!!! ДАВАЙТЕ ВСЕМ МИРОМ ТАКЖЕ БУДЕМ ЖИТЬ С ЛЮБОВЬЮ КО ВСЕМ ЛЮДЯМ МАТУШКИ - ЗЕМЛИ !!! МИРУ - МИР!!!! РАДИ МУЗЫКИ !!! РАДИ ВСЕХ ,КТО ПОДАРИЛ НАМ СЧАСТЬЕ СЛУШАТЬ ПРЕКРАСНОЕ!!!!!!!!!!
Однако в свое время русские революционеры не оценили таланты и выкинули их из собственной страны. И не надо забывать в полной мере талант его и других раскрылся в Америке и Европе. Останься они на родине , то могли бы не дожить, окончить годы в лагерях , как например Мандельштам ...
Thanks Big Guy!
@@elizavetadashkevich7689 Такую музыку мог написать истинно русский человек, который знает, кто он и где его корни. Даже если он оказался в эмиграции. И совесткая Россия такое количестов талантов произвела на свет, что ни Америке ни Европе и не приснится. Вот и злобствуют... Им то нечего и некого предьявить... Даже заимствованного.
Творчество в варварской стране невозможно !!! Личные переживания, природа, Бог - вот предмет творчества для любого гениального и талантливого композитора. Музыка Рахманинова, как и других композиторов, осталась невосприимчивой большинством населения России и СССР. Поэтому Рахманинов и покинул эту страшную страну. Кем бы он себя не называл, он - не русский по национальности. Можно быть русским по вере, ценностям, мировосприятию !
Com 6 anos de idade eu pedia a meu pai pra colocar Tchaikovsky na vitrola. Foi o primeiro clássico que amei. Rachmaninoff conheci depois e aí fui estudar piano. Um dia quero conhecer essa terra tão linda. Abraços do Brazil ❤️
Николай Метнер говорил:" Сережа, нельзя же так красиво писать!" ❤
получается, что ему было можно)
Хочется встать и идти. К людям, к счастью, к любви. Очень светлый человек
Люди - самые страшные звери в мире.
Did you know that Rachmaninoff himself suffered from periods of acute depression, including a 4-month period prior to writing the second Piano Concerto. When he was finally able to complete it, he dedicated his Piano Concerto # 2 to his doctor, Nicolai Dahl.
(too bad his music is almost impossible to play, especially for someone with hands as small as mine. Rachmaninoff was 6-feet, 6 inches tall and had enormous hands - it is thought that he had Marfan's syndrome which exhibits traits such as extreme height and long fingers, including double-jointedness.
Rachmaninov has always been the composer for me .... The love and respect I have for this composer is unbelievable and sincere. To have to exile from your beloved country and find refuge so far away and still compose such heavenly music speaks volume to me. God Bless You Rachmaninov as you have left great treasures for us all to enjoy in sad and happy times in our lives xoxox
Чудово! Прекрасна музика!
Завжди хвилює і одночасно заспокоює...дякую каналу.
От всего сердца благодарю Вас за музыку. Вчера она дарила мне покой и Веру, открыла благодаря Вам нового Рахманинова. Спасибо
Rachmaninoff is wonderful and marvellous ❤.
не хочу. чтобы эта музыка заканчивалась. Хочу, чтобы звучала всегда!
Sergei Ramaninoff es el mas grande compositor ruso de musica clasica
Творчество С.Рахманинова будет жить вечно, потому что его музыка божественная.
My absolute favourite. It brings all emotions to the fore. My crying record. It is fabulous
Rachmaninoff? Sinnlich und zauberhaft zugleich, Dankeschön 😌❤️
Such pity you are so far.....
Божественно!!!!!!
"All by myself", is a divertimento of Rachmaninoff's adagios. Wow! Playing with melodies, different sequels of accords that appear through the fog of creation.
Quietly, I'm listening to every note of Rachmanioff 's music. It soars with longing of a romance in my heart ❤️ A genius he was, a master of the piano.
RACHMANINOFF is my favorite composer and pianoest ever
The first adagio presents sublime, angelic, divine inspirations, which makes us take our feet off the ground.
Спасибо за полученное удовольствие. Обожаю Рахманинова.
For some reason his Vespers still continue to be almost unknown to the rest of the world. If you want calm atmosphere with possibilities to have deep introspection then listen to that.
100% ON THE MONEY👍
Das erste Adagio präsentiert erhabene, engelhafte, göttliche Inspirationen, die uns vom Boden abheben lassen.
Sono sicura che nel mondo migliaia di persone amano questa incantevole musica come la amo io da tanti anni....❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely beautiful. Hearing this 1st piece for the 1st time in my life I found myself singing Eric Carmen's "All By Myself" song from the 1970s. I had no idea until tonight he'd based it on classical music. Thank you for posting.
My thought's exactly!
Me too 🙂
I was wondering if it was a joke they put that song in here or maybe the wrong Playlist bc it was at the first lol
덕분에 라흐마니노프,
오랫만에 듣게 되었네요.
역시 좋은 음악에 감동하고요.
감사합니다.
Thanks millions.....My favorite Rachmaninoff❣💓💞
Thank you for putting this together!!❤
I have the music on the whole day. Played some of the preludes when I was in the Conserve in Stellenbosch, South Africa.🎹🎹🎹🎹🎼🎼🎶🎵🌹🌹🌹
This world is full of wonderful performances like this
But
most people doesn't realize it
It's up to you whether you realize it or not
There is no such thing as the hit or miss with Rachmanoff‘s works .
All is great, splendid.
The only problem
would be the quality of the performance and sound
Rachmaninoff never miss anything.
@@canman5060
Thankyou
I hope you are well
From
A corner of Tokyo
Высший экстаз - слёзы. Спасибо, Маэстро!
I just love his music and I’m in awe of his ability to write music that really touches the heart.
Одно из моих любимых произведений Рахманинова!!!!!!
Thank you. So very, very beautiful.
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
It’s NOT a ‘song’. You’ve got that name off TH-cam idiotic listing of thinking ALL music is ‘song’. ‘Song’ is the voice singing.
This, is a ‘composition’, as are all composers’ music of the piano and orchestra and every instrument.
Adoro Rachmaninoff, me conmueve enormemente.
Rachmaninoff and Faure have a lot in common ! They are both not in a hurry !
Спасибо, брат! Очень интересные вопросы, которые побуждают заглянуть в своё сердце и есть над чем поразмышлять.🙏🙏🙏🙋
De acuerdo con Horowitz...Rachmaninov es soberbio en ambas ramas...Lo disfruto mucho.
Este adagio de Rachmaninov, junto al de su segunda sinfonía pone a flotar el alma en el castillo del cielo, como Bach. Que excelencia de compositor!!
J.S. Bach is a genius. Rachmaninoff as well. Simple as that!
Rachmaninoff nos leva a mundos sublimes!!!!!!!
Wunderschön, einfach perfekt, besser geht fast nicht....
Does any other composer come even close to touching the heart so directly with his his music as Rach does?
Tchaikovsky!
@@lorenzoperez1635 I find tchaikovsky a bit cloying at times, but still brilliant
I know that this composer is not even close to the height of Rach but always touches my soul very profoundly: Max Richter
Bach of course....
Esta musica me acerca a la fasinacion de sentirme un ser en el universo ...gracias mil a todos los que la han creado para siempre
Роза
Какая ты красивая,
Как роза!
Что расцвела сегодня
В утреннем саду!
Тебя увидел,
Уходить не буду.
Останусь здесь с тобой
Встречать весну!
Зима закончится
И белый снег растает.
Душой и сердцем
Полюбил тебя одну!
Ты солнышко моё,
Как день прекрасна!
Из губ твоих
Нектар блаженства
Я испью!
Мне провидение послало
Годы странствий.
Прошёл я через горы и моря!
Чтобы найти в далине это счастье!
Что не сравниться с жизнью богача.
Простая жизнь
На свежем воздухе
Как праздник!
Я стал счастливым,
Потому что у меня,
Есть ты!
Мечта осуществилась,
Это радость,
В глазах твоих
Узнать любовь,
В любви найти тебя♥️♥️
Что не сравнится с жизнью богача…
Un de nos plus grands compositeurs au monde surtout quand Khatia Buniastivilli l’interprète 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Mr. Rachmaninoff for your music to touche are soul.
Mit zum Wunderbarsten, eine Musik, die sagt, was niemand mit Worten sagen kann und die mein Inneres dort berührt, von welchem ich vorher nicht wußte, daß es diese Zone in mir gibt.
That is God touching your soul. Rejoice in it and just thank!!!
"What is Music? How do you define it? Music is a calm moonlit night, the rustle of leaves in Summer. Music is the far off peal of bells at dusk! Music comes straight from the heart and talks only to the heart: it is Love! Music is the Sister of Poetry and her Mother is sorrow!"
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Wow! Genau so habe ich immer Rachmaninoffs Musik beschrieben. Genau so!
Er hat Gefühle und Emotionen geweckt, von denen ich nicht einmal wusste, dass es sie gibt.
Das macht mich gerade positiv fassungslos, diese Nachricht zu lesen; es ist wirklich so als hätte ich selbst sie geschrieben.
Ovo mogu slušati ponovo i ponovo...bravo!
Спасибо за ваш канал!!! Столько интересного и нового.
Спасибо!!!!!
As an author this is the best music to have in the background while writing books! Any other creative people who are listening while at work? 😄
No. He deserves my full attention in preparation for inspiring me later. Haha
Rach Adagios are the perfect definition of Melancholy
Ну нет. Меланхолия- черная желчь. Где в этой музыке желчь? Тем более нет ничего чёрного. Здесь душа поёт тихую светлую песню
Adagio and andante
@@Dylonely_9274 🛵
Agree 100%, I would just add some themes:
2nd Piano Concerto, 1st Mov., 2nd Theme (Eb Major)
2nd Concerto, 3rd Mov., Bb-Major and Db-Major themes
3rd Concerto, 1st Mov., 2nd Theme (Bb-Major)
2nd Symohony, 2nd Mov., 2nd Theme (Moderato)
And so on, and so on...
We now know what God would sound like if he was a musician. What a Wonder.
Me pergunto se estas obras não foram captadas das mais elevadas regiões do Universo? Nada há de material nelas, só da mais elevada beleza e encantamento!
Браво Рахманинов!
あ、最高！ 同じ人間なのになんでこんな素敵な旋律を産み出せるのだろう。
Il primo adagio é di una bellezza sconvolgente, a partire dal minuto 3,40 poi... un crescendo di emozioni intense e meravigliose... indimenticabile.
che bello - Rachmaninoff...genio assoluto.
I first heard a rendition of this beautiful music on Hauser's cello. So I wanted to hear the original score. Very beautiful and peaceful. I love it.
Эта музыка написана о нас,живущих в двадцать первом ВЕКЕ! Так будем прекрасны!
Сердечно благодарю. Обожаю музыку Рахманинова.
3:14 escuchar esta música es darse la oportunidad de estar con uno mismo, visitar nuestros interiores pensamientos, llegar a otra dimensión y gozar de paz en el alma y el espíritu
The theme from Piano Concerto Number One must rank as one of the most haunting pieces of music ever written.
a huge YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite adagios not only from Rachmaninoff but from all the composers together are precisely the first two from this video, piano concert 2 and symphony 2, in my opinion there's nothing more sublime than these two
What about Vocalise?
Plus Symphony No. 2
@@margaretlavender9647 i could add more for example the adagio from Liszt piano concert 1 or Mahler's symphony 5 but it's all about personal tastes madame !
Если Вы имеете в виду оригинальное звучание 2-й симфонии, а не представленную тут китчевую подделку с роялем, то я всей душой согласен с Вашими словами1
Thank you so much! So, so beautiful...❤
Nur eine vollkommene Seele kann eine solche Harmonie gestalten❣️
Божественно !!!!! Огромное спасибо.
Me llena el alma de rosas fragantes y la mente de bellos pensamientos.
Was a bit disappointed not to hear the 18th variation on a theme of Paganini but apart from that , very enjoyable. I am proud to have shared a planet with Rachmaninov for three years and nine months, That's how old I was when he died.
I hope he was proud to have shared the planet with you too, even for a short period!
Эта музыка-кровь жизни
This is such a priceless gift of intense drama. I am still listening to the sublime and tormenting Adagio-Sustenuto from Rach 2 and will continue tomorrow with the rest. It's 10:30 pm. What a beautiful bedtime gift. To be continued tomorrow.