The Best of Rachmaninoff
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- A beautiful collection of over 40 piano works by Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff. Rachmaninoff was a piano virtuoso, conductor and composer. Some of his works are among the most popular of the Romantic period.
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Track list:
0:00:00 Prélude, Op. 3: II. Lento in C-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
0:04:09 3 Nocturnes: III. Nocturne in C Minor played by Elisa Tomellini
0:08:12 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: VII. Moderato in G Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
0:12:11 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: V. Sérénade in B-Flat Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
0:15:32 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: I. Elégie in E-Flat Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
0:20:18 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: II. Valse played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
0:26:34 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: V. Andante sostenuto in D-Flat Major played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
0:29:57 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: II. Adagio sostenuto played by Anna Fedorova
0:42:06 Suite No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 5: I. Barcarolle played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
0:51:00 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: III. Allegro scherzando played by Anna Fedorova
1:03:28 4 Pieces: III. Mélodie played by Elisa Tomellini
1:06:31 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: III. Mélodie in E Major played by Alexander Ghindin
1:10:27 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: I. Andantino in B-Flat Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
1:17:35 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: III. Allegro molto in F-Sharp Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
1:20:27 10 Preludes, Op. 23: V. Alla marcia in G Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:24:12 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: I. Moderato played by Anna Fedorova
1:35:40 10 Preludes, Op. 23: X. Largo in G-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
1:39:12 13 Preludes, Op. 32: II. Allegretto in B-Flat Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:42:19 4 Pieces: I. Romance played by Elisa Tomellini
1:44:18 13 Preludes, Op. 32: XII. Allegro in G-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:46:46 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: IV. Moderato in D Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
1:49:46 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: II. Allegro in C Major played by Zlata Chochieva
1:52:07 10 Preludes, Op. 23: IV. Andante cantabile in D Major played by Lukas Geniusas
1:56:39 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: III. Andante cantabile in B Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
2:03:04 3 Nocturnes: II. Nocturne in F Major played by Elisa Tomellini
2:07:08 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: II. Valse played by Elisa Tomellini
2:10:26 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: VI. Romance played by Elisa Tomellini
2:14:34 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: II. Allegretto in E-Flat Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
2:17:43 10 Preludes, Op. 23: I. Largo in F-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
2:20:43 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: III. Romance played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
2:27:19 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: IV. Tarantelle played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
2:33:41 10 Preludes, Op. 23: VI. Andante in E-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
2:36:20 13 Preludes, Op. 32: V. Moderato in G Major played by Lukas Geniusas
2:39:32 10 Preludes, Op. 23: III. Tempo di minuetto in D Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
2:42:45 3 Nocturnes: I. Nocturne in F-Sharp Minor played by Elisa Tomellini
2:46:10 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: V. Appasionata in E-Flat Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
2:51:35 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: II. Lento assai in A Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
2:57:41 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: I. Nocturne played by Elisa Tomellini
3:02:28 10 Preludes, Op. 23: II. Maestoso in B-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:06:02 13 Preludes, Op. 32: XI. Allegretto in B Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:08:20 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: III. Barcarolle played by Elisa Tomellini
3:13:10 10 Preludes, Op. 23: VIII. Allegro vivace in A-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:16:40 13 Preludes, Op. 32: X. Lento in B Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
3:22:04 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 28: II. Lento played by Zlata Chochieva
3:30:10 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: IV. Polichinelle in F-Sharp Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
3:33:55 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: IX. Allegro moderato in D Major played by Zlata Chochieva - เพลง
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Rachmaninoff is one of the most precious gifts to humanity
Exactly
Indeed
Eternal Alchemy of the Heart.
*The beauty of classical music lies in its ability to evoke emotion and stir the imagination in ways that words cannot*
Dear those who are reading this message, if you are having a hard time, remember that you are not alone and never give up. I wish you health, success, love and happiness!
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Thanks !
Thank you!
How kind. I wish you the same.
Thank you from Curitiba - Brasil. 😊
המוזיקה היא נשמת אפינו , רוח השראתנו , מרץ עשייתנו ! ! !
i really appreciate all the advertisements!. really keeps the mood going ...
yea really, without the ads Rach would be just awful
Yes, we need a pause from time to time.
@@fernandoglionna9370 that's why the universe created the pause button . Everybody knows the cosmos hates commercials .
@@jamesonhook1405 Universe created pause buttons and commercials as well.
@@fernandoglionna9370 you are the father of lies. the great satan. the deceiver of nations .
Rachmaninoff... Genius! His music wasn't for anyone really, it was his breath & his life ❤
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@@raffaelelabruna4314 I'm sure your comment has some intelligent meaning but it's over my head
I love Mozart ,Chopin ,Bach and Beethoven but Rachmaninoff piano concerto 2 it is the best composition in the history of music .As Rachmaninoff said ; Music is enough for a lifetime ,but a lifetime is not enough for music .Thank you Piano Classics .
I agree to you!
The 3rd is the Top of the 2nd
@@Scotzie69 Thank you
@@reubenlahav6327 my favourite
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The finale (from 37:00) is music from another planet
a standard 6/8 arpeggio over a simple string lead melody. Yeah, the absolute best composition in history, of ever!
When I listen to Rachmaninov, time stands still.
РУССКАЯ МУЗЫКА! ВЕЛИКИЙ РУССКИЙ КОМПОЗИТОР ! ПИАНИСТ! ДУША РОССИИ ! Преклоняюсь перед ВЕЛИЧИЕМ Рахманинова. Спасибо.
Everything Russian is great but your President, omG, should be the World’s President 🇷🇺♥️🇷🇺
Сколько выдающихся людей потеряла Россия за последние сто с лишним лет... Не может страна оставаться на достойном уровне, теряя своё достояние, а вместе с тем достоинство. Очень грустно и горько. Нет в этой стране места для по-настоящему выдающихся людей, остаются только посредственные.
Какую хрень написали.
зачем таким громким капсом печатать ?...Душа России плачет от потерь и в те , и в нынешние времена...Сергей Васильевич Рахманинов ....- такая потеря для России..., его горькая судьба , боль ...помоги Господи...
Rachmaninoff is my favourite composer. His music is absolutely brilliant!
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How could anyone not like Rachmaninoff’s music. 💯
Рахманинов был прекрасным, выдающимся пианистом, что во многом сказалось на его гениальных произведениях- великолепная техника, удобная для исполнителя. Это бросается сразу, когда слушаешь и смотришь на пианистов, исполняющих произведения гениального музыканта. Сергей Васильевич Рахманинов наверное самый ,,русский’’ композитор. Слушая его фортепьянные концерты 2-ой и 3-ий видишь ТУ природу и ощущаешь ТЕ чувства, которые видел и ощущал этот человек в своей непростой жизни. Оказавшись за пределами России, композитор совсем перестал писать. Он стал только пианистом, конечно гениальным, но больше не писал, к сожалению. Музыка Рахманинова прекрасна, многообразна и она НА ВЕКА! Так же, как музыка других гениев(Баха, Моцарта, Бетховена, Шопена). Но Сергей Рахманинов мне ближе. Его музыка ,,берет за душу’’, слезы наворачиваются сами собой, а на сердце так сладко! Любимый композитор навсегда.
Самый русский - это Георгий Васильевич Свиридов . Это по моим личным ощущениям.
В любом случае, Васильевич.
это миф, что он совсем перестал писать в эмиграции. в первые годы, да, после того как уехал в чем был, обустраивался и адаптировался, надо было зарабатывать на жизнь себе и семье. Но после 1926 года писал. Только что слушала его 3 симфонию, написана в 1936 году, великолепная, просто не такая распиаренная.
In my opinion, Rachmaninoff’s climaxes are some of the best that classical music of any era has to offer
.period
Tanta arte y cultura que desconocemos de ese inmenso país!!!
anche io!
My climax is way better ...
I've recently found his work and have enjoyed listening and his climaxes I find are the most explosive if that makes sense
Classical music drags us back from the jungle ...
Браво Рахманинов! Спасибо!
Rachmaninoff is simply the absolute best piano composer of all time in my humble opinion. No other composer so far has been able to produce more emotion and passion through music than he did.
Well, Chopin & Schubert are among some who also have lovely music showing passion & emotion!
Согласна с Вами на 100% Шопен и Шуберт прекрасны. Но музыка Рахманинова просто божественная 🙏
I love the Russian arts. The passion whether it be their literature or music. Even their architecture is a visual feast for the eyes.
Yes, dark but hauntingly beautiful.
True that!
They live in some of the harshest land on Earth, often times under some of the most brutal regimes in history, yet kick human souls into the fire like coal and they come out as unto diamond.
The Russian governments have not always been so great but the people are basically good. They have produced some great writers. They suffered great calamities down through the years, most recently in WWII.
@@stephenpowstinger733 Many if not most governments weren't great at some point... But so many countries came up with geniuses in arts and culture. Let's not mix things.
In this world, where no one understands me, I find peace and inspiration only in Rachmaninoff's works...His musics is just..magicial...classical music is really the only thing that understands me. You guys know, the world is truly cruel. but there is only art and magic in classical music. and that makes me happy..Rachamninoff makes me happy.. It keeps me up against all odds...And right now, I'm really happy to write this comment with tears in my eyes..
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Extremely beautiful words, thank you.
so emotional, very beautiful
Well said
You remind me of my grandmother. She used to say “I don’t understand people. I only understand my books.”
What a privilege to be able to listen to the most beautiful music of all time. Brings tears to people’s eyes. Such God given talent and expression. Such a legacy for us and all future generations. Thank You Sergei!!!
I just wrote a comment somewhere else on here before I read this one ... I forgot to use that word from this comment - 'legacy'. It is so true and summarises Rachmaninoff. Lagacacies should never be ignored
Слезы восторга! Любишь, страдаешь, и очищаешься олновременно!
Без такой музыки, человеку не чем, дышать!!!
нечем, вместе пишется! Простите.
@@user-bm7qd6yz2p Извините, но в данном случае корректнее было выделять не знаком препинания, а введением семантической категории.
@@eugeneoxenstierna9508 до следующего раза потерпите?!. Gud. About..
The moment I heard the piano concerto no. 2 all movements a few years ago, I knew this composer was speaking to me, to all of us. He touches the deepest darkest and the highest most triumphant even romantic aspects of our souls, and our deepest desires. His music has touched me in more ways to describe, he brings out all my emotion and longing, definitely many teary moments. This is why I love him and thank him for such expressive music, thank you Sergei ❤
If ya'll ever want to sleep and be on the verge of crying sad/happy tears at the same time, Piano Concerto no.2 movement 2 is a must 👍
My mother listened to Piano Concerto No. 2 all the time when I was a kid. I didn't fully appreciate its brilliance until I was an adult, but even as a kid could understand that it was special.
His psyquiatrist and friend recommends him to compose for not to be drunk... His composition works was a legacy for humanity!!
I totally agree!
There is so much music I like. I have been listening to classical music since I was 4, I have written piano music, I play often, and as the years go by my hunger for experiencing new works increases. I didn't come across Rachmaninoff until I was in my thirties - that's a few decades ago now, but when I did, I already knew that his concerto no 2 was very popular and that he had a reputation for writing piano music that was very complex and difficult to play .... what nobody told me is how wonderful his music actually is!
He is undoubtedly one of the greatest translators of what the piano can do for the soul. Piano Concertos 2 and 3 are among the greatest ever written. I know a lot of high-brow critics will go back to the 2nd piano concerto and state how it became popular purely because it was used in the movie Brief Encounter, it sometimes seems to get dismissed as if that was a 'huge boost' and the only reason it became popular!
Now, let's be honest ... it is one of the greatest 33 mins of piano music ever written. I like his 3rd concerto enormously too.
Whatever your preferences, Rachmaninoff is important enough for me to say that everyone who has an inkling of following serious music should listen to him. One of the absolute greatest composers in his field.
Thanks for the video - it's made my day.
Сергей Рахманинов самый любимый композитор всех времён и народов ❤ Обожаю его!!!!!! Можно слушать бесконечно Божественную музыку 🙏 Это правда - его музыка невероятно красивая, проникающая в самую душу человека любой национальности. ❤👏👏👏👏 Но всё-таки мне приятно, что он русский 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Сергей Васильевич Рахманинов
Великий Русский композитор!👏❤
Горжусь быть его соотечественницей!❤
Неча выпендриваться! Он Рассею ненавидел!
@@mbesse8893 он скорее таких как вы ненавидел.
@@mbesse8893 Не ври, он ужасно тосковал по родине. И хоть он и осуждал Советскую Власть и тосковал по старой Имперской России, всё равно, когда он узнал, что на СССР напала Германия он анонимно жертвовал свои доходы от множества своих концертов в фонд Красной армии и советовал всем русским эмигрантам тоже внести свой вклад. И да, я проверил эту информацию как на русской википедии, так и на английской.
@@mbesse8893 Злобные украинцы везде! Даже уточнять не надо, откуда автор комментария
@@khrisvick9252 Подонок! Я не украинец. Я ты не иначе как Расейский фашист. Щас таких много🤣🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Браво Рахманинов! Спасибо
Concerto no 2 C MinorOp 18. Stunningly beautiful. His vision must’ve been tremendous. I think I’ve felt every emotion humanly possible listening to that. Heard it just a few days ago and can’t stop listening. Each time I listen I feel like it’s the first time all over again, a new journey into ecstasy, sadness, and longing for whatever lies beyond. Thank you Sergei for this sweet sweet music
I can recommend Khatia Buniatishvili's no.2 and Vladimir Horowitz's no.3 as the most perfect renditions of both
@@morganhill-murphy5046 I recommend both concertos played by Rachmaninoff himself! Then the first concerto by Zimmermann and the 4th by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli.
@@andream.464 Rachmaninoff expressions are super appealing. After scouring for every interpretation of Chopin's op.9no2, it's Rach's that stands tall, just as the man. Oh the rubato!
I had a stressful day and I came across this. Even though I haven't watched even half of it, I know it's going to help.
I listen to the Rach 2 every night before I sleep. Have done for years. Bliss. 😊
I learned the Prelude in C# Minor when I was around 12 years old. Great chords in that piece. I'm re-learning it at 79! LOL. Not easy, either, at my age. IMHO Rachmaninoff was the greatest composer-pianist of all time. Then comes Liszt. Rach was in class of his own.
What size hands did you have at 12???
Браво композитор Сергей Рахманинов! Браво музыка! Спасибо!
Гениально написано и исполнено!!! Слова бессильны, что бы выразить мое восхищение!!! Сергей Васильевич Рахманинов раскрывает свою душу и забирает мою!!!
I'm a beginning Classical pianist at 67. My heart is in my chest but I have a dream that it will one day migrate to my finger tips so that I might have a sliver of glimpse of what it is to enter a subliminal ocean of beauty as gifted to us by Rachmaninoff and the angel pianists as heard here. Thank you is oh too thin a word.
What beautiful words. It's so cool that at 67 you're still striving to learn, you're an inspiring person. I have always wanted to learn to play the piano.
My dad is 84 and he's just started playing the piano so you're a spring chicken.
Enjoy yourself.
Best of wishes
You can you will! I'm mid 40's and going for it too. Never too late to learn something new and I've read that adults can actually learn an instrument faster since we don't have to be entertained and can understand the logic behind what is being taught and are smart enough to graft it onto things we already know and also know what we don't know and recognize mistakes and when to ask for help. Plus we don't get as bored as fast and know when to question things. If you put in the same time as a child you will have the same skill level. Practice practice practice 💓💓💓💓 Hope you find this helpful and inspiring!
Good luck to you. I am 63 and returning to piano after 45 years. It's much harder the older we are but it can be done. And your right it's about finally allowing the dream to come alive.
В каждом произведении видны мысли чувства и эмоции Мастера,браво!!!
words cannot describe the enormous emotions evoked in the classical music
For the first time “ The best of….” has a true meaning for me. Not only the most popular Rachmaninov’s piano concertos 2 and 3, preludes heard many times, but his essential piano compositions, without which, it’s hard to know and fully appreciate him, as one of the greatest. To my pleasant surprise, after listening the piano olympians all my life, I hear new to me artists, playing such challenging music with outmost artistry.
Bravi! And thank you Piano Classics for the most outstanding collection!
браво маестро рахманінов! за прекрасну насолоду моєї душі , заряд спокою я получаю на многіє----многіє літа Спасі Збережи Господі!!! людя твоя.
Великая умная музыка, преодолевающая все границы Мира. Спасибо Вам
He was the greatest genius of all time!
Thank you Mr. Rachmaninoff - you are an absolute stud sir.
I listen to Rachmaninoff almost every night. The feelings generated combine inspiration and great inner peace. The composer truly lived his music to profound depths of pain and joy. Some readers might disagree.
No, it’s exactly true. When I was younger, Rachmaninov was looked down on in the music world. Yes, really! Overly romantic, not genuine, etc. His concertos weren’t played at the Reine Elisabeth concours. It used to make me angry. I don’t think there’s a more genuine, honest composer than Rachmaninov. There is nothing flashy about his music, nothing written for effect.
These days his repertoire is played at the Concours and elsewhere, and without the disdain that used to cling to it.
Fashions exist in music, in science, and every field where you might not expect it. I used to be indignant at the disdain for Rachmaninov. It kind of hurt me.
Well, that’s over, thankfully.
i agree. some of his music gets a little un-peaceful though....
Inspiration yes.
But how the hell do you find peace listening to Rach.
Bro that guy is ANYTHING but peaceful.
Don't get me wrong, that's actually one of the reasons He's among my favorite; he wrote the most metal-like piano music.
L'art Russe rien ne peu l'effacer, sa beauté est éternelle.
Concerto piano 2 is my favourite piece of music. I simply can’t stop listening.
egalement
It’s time to bring back classical music….. my goodness is defies the ages. Unbelievable
imagine to live in his lifetime, there is no digital producing tools, he wrote this magnificent pieces only with pen and paper.....the orchestra simulation by only his mind
not entierly true. He was at moscow conservatorium, where he was taught on how to compose, what instrument is good and bad with others and thats why he was able to add whole orchestra with piano into one masterpiece. The same with Chopin. He was good at composing solo piano works,but only after he graduate from music school,he was able to work with orchestrated scores and really focus on his talent
lol.. only a pen and paper??? what about the PIANO?
@@martimribeiro7538 very funny you!
Compared to all the contemporary stuff like soundscaping, mastering for xyz speaker, headphone, the little intricacies of every DAW, VST, etc. - I'm not saying he had it easy, but digital tools actually make things a lot harder. While digital music might not be better, it is certainly not easier.
That was the way the artis
Приятно осознавать что жизнь музыки С.В.Рахманинова продолжается.
Спасибо за возможность слушать её .
С любовью и уважением.
Very strange composer!!!
@@gerargharakanian3001 Why? Really? Definitely a genius
0:00:01 Prélude, Op. 3: II. Lento in C-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
0:04:09 3 Nocturnes: III. Nocturne in C Minor played by Elisa Tomellini
0:08:12 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: VII. Moderato in G Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
0:15:32 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: I. Elégie in E-Flat Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
1:20:27 10 Preludes, Op. 23: V. Alla marcia in G Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:56:39 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: III. Andante cantabile in B Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
And everything that starts with "Piano Concerto No. 2"
Liszt was a technical genius, but Rachmaninoff gave his soul and his heart into the music on the same level of difficult style.
You can feel his music in your soul!
I just love both composers. Both very inspiring and emotional in their music, for me anyway :)
занудно, рахманинава никагда не слушал и не буду слушать, эта толька дльа училок как в фильмэ А зорьки здьэсь дикийэ - гдьэ училка жырнайа брьунэтка пригласила рыбникава жырнава урода на свиданку но вмьэста мьода налила спирту йэму в ушы заставив праслушать всьэ фуги баха
Ahhh Liszt...😀😃
Chopin is the best. He is the real piano genius. If you here any piece of Chopin, you know that's him... no one else. He is the king of harmony.
МУЗЫКА играющая по клавишам ДУШИ . . . ОШЕЛОМЛЯЮЩЕ . . . ВОСТОРГ 😍 и ВОСХИЩЕНИЕ 😍 👏❤️❤️❤️
Rachmaninoff in the real legend in the history of music 🤘🏽
I wouldn't go that far. His music is okay for what it is, but it ain't like "Pound Town" by Sexyy Red. Get real.
I am a beginner in piano, but so far in my times of listening to different pianists, Sergei Rachmaninoff is the one that caught my attention. I think that I like his because it reminds me of my life. That heaviness, the emotion, nothing "soft" about it but touching at the same time.
I'm starting lessons in September and I am loving all classical piano. I just listened to some Listz last night and Bach 🎵🎶💓🎹🎶🎹💓🎵🎶
A very touching man, indeed
@@NewlyAwakened 00p6
How do you feel about Bartok's piano oeuvre?
1st time hearing Rachmaninoff, I'm in love...Thank you for posting. Wonderful 👏
welcome to intensity
My first time as well 😌🎹
@Glanderson Booper will do!
Oh his music is the BOMB dot COM! Glad your now listening to his music. Enjoy. My favorite is the whole Concerto #2 (all three parts)
@Glanderson Booper thanks mate I’ll check them out!
I love all of the compositions of Rachmaninoff. All of the concerts are wonderful.
So i made an odd turn towards classical music lately. I was playing a Rachmaninoff tape in my truck which I had never heard before. I was trying so hard to track down a certain track. So happy that this playlist opened with it.
If I ever meet whoever uploaded this with ads, I will not shake your hand.
Вся жизнь трагическая и счастливая Сергея Рахманинова в его музыке.Тоска по России, трепет души!!! Столько эмоций чувств вызывают эти аккорды : счастье со слезами, восторг, радость, любовь !!! Это выше всех земных радостей!!! Я и плачу и смеюсь, БлагоДарю за эти эмоции!!!
Неча выпендриваться! Он Рассею ненавидел!
@@mbesse8893 иди лечись, ненормальный
Этот пианист не виртуоз . Слушайте Рахманинова в исполнении Луганского .
@@user-rv5gi7hv6c Спасибо! Даже лучше Мацуева!!!
@@UnumQuod , Согласна ! Даже лучше Рихтера ...... ( ой , щас тапком в меня запустят ! 😉)
Muy buena versión. Gracias por compartir. Buenos Aires, 25.09.2023.
Beautiful music, I believe, is part & parcel of the language of God. It is often the way in which the "Divine" speaks to our hearts. If it makes us cry, then that's what we need to do. I have experienced this at times, as I'm sure many other music lovers have experienced with this utterly beautiful piece of music. It should not surprise us to know that Rachmaninov was deeply religious.
Thoroughly agree. The best music is 'divine' and it should and does affect us deeply if we let it ... too many people don't let it in. Open the door to not only Rachmaniniff, but all the greats ... there are so many. let the speak to you. Allow yourself to be taken to another place. x
Светлая память и благодарность Сергею Рахманинову.💞💯🌹🌹🌹
Rachmaninov writes love 💕 letters. Each composition is a love letter.
Filled with so much passion that you cannot stop listening
Incredible, a country that suffered so much oppression produced many of the worlds greatest composers like this man.
Russian composers are hard to beat --Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakoff, Rachmaninoff....none to compare. It was a golden age from about 1880-1915. Russian ballet, art, music, opera, poetry, literature, drama -- the whole shebang. Yet there was so much political unrest and the country was poised on a precipice all that time. It is a very exciting period of history to study -- I have been intrigued with it for decades just as an amateur interest. Music like this can get you through a lot of turmoil in your own life.
He is very special composer, the emotions moves like waves..
I cannot stop listening.
إن العبقرية والإبداع والعواطف التي أثارها الاستماع إلى موسيقى رحمانينوف هي شيء سامي ، فهي تغرس الصفاء والسلام الداخلي ، مما يحفز البحث المستمر عن الذات ، في سياق التناقضات التي تميز مجتمعنا.
I feel incredibly.
My classical music taste changed. He’s better than everything. I just saying WOW!
The very first absolute masterpiece was composed when Rachmaninoff just turned 19 years old at the conservatoire.Better than many of the works his teacher Arensky had written.
A genius like u
but have sympathy on normal teacher like most of us.
reminder that you can praise the talent of geniuses without discrediting others
@@CarlosGarcia-on7qx Better than is not discrediting others. It is coming from Arensky himself that Rachmnainoff is a genius.In fact without Arensky we will not have the many important foundation od piano techiques availaable to modern days players.
@@fjames208 I am no genius. In fact I am the great great great grand student of Arensky !!!
EXCELLENT COMPILATION - Rachmaninoff is the best of the last Romanticism and the greatest composer of the XX century in my humble opinion.
Maybe any century..For sheer power and melody...
Put Franz Liszt on that list, too.
Rachmaninoff‘s piano music has overwhelming wonderfulness outclassing others
15:33 - 20:10 - This is beyond beautiful. Such ingenious and creative musicians from Russia.
Rachmaninov - mystic.
Love from Russia 🇷🇺.
No war!!!
the real art never dies absolutely amazing taking you to another place
The emotion in your music is palpable. Each note seems to carry a story, creating a deep and meaningful listening experience.
I love Russian classical music, its very beautiful,powerful, deep and speaks right to the soul//Julia from Sweden
I've never heard of this composer before today, but the more I listen, the more I get into the music. This is wonderful!
I envy you! Be sure to listen to his Piano Concerto #2 in its entirety. He dedicated it to his therapist, who he credited with helping him out of depression. All 3 movements are gorgeous, and it winds up in an exuberance of joy.
Also his 2nd symphony as well, out of this world !
Never to late for THE BEST❤❤
After having studied music 80 yrs ago I have gone through my favourites, Bach the no 1. Now I listen to Rachmaninoff most of the time! The best I could do was to join TH-cam for a minimum, and have no ads, and I can download and have a continuous playing of any favourites.
@@alecfoster5542 Idk he looked kinda depressed his whole life...therapist should have done better to deserve a piece like that
Almost every bit of music I listen to (over and over again) at some point becomes too much, I have to take a break from it for a long time. Especially piano concertos - but Rach 2? It’s been 40 years and there has never been a moment when I wanted to turn it off because I’d heard it too many times.
Amazing, isn’t it.
Album, dedicated to the work of the great to Sergei Rachmaninov - a brilliant composer, pianist and conductor - this a legacy for the ages ! ! !
у вас хороший вкус
Slowly dying listening to this beautiful music. The Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor (min. 52) has just made me live and die in a moment... it's a masterpiece, it's art.
I love that concerto, too.
There's a video of Alexander Malafeev playing it with the Baltic Sea Orchestra on TH-cam at 15 years old (5 years ago)
It's amazing!
Specially the second movement one of the most beautiful...
I love the sensitive music of Sergei Rachmaninoff, it's beyond beautiful! I played this number as a guest artist with an orchestra long ago, I never tire of hearing it!
Благодарю ! Словами не возможно передать Красоту этой музыки .......её слушает Душа.!Благодарю безмерно!
His piano music is on another level, it is above piano, only a few others can do what he does with piano sound. Love love love
he had large hands
Agree. I put him, Chopin and Debussy as the top three for creating the most beautiful piano music.
@@andrewf7732 Try Liszt. The genius beyond comparison, who's Rachmaninoff after Ferenz Liszt The Greatest? I'll tell you, the amateur.
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@@LarchenkoTF envy and complexes, how cute
The most beautiful music of all time. A time for healing when all else fails.
In my opinion the best compilation of Rachmaninoff´s works, as it shows Rachmaninoffs pieces
in a wide spectrum and not only his Piano Concertos.
Thank you. We're very glad you enjoyed it!
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@@PianoClassics WHERE MAH 3RD CONCERTO???
PS: I still loved it :D
I like very much his musical sentiment and the story of his life. The count Sergey Rachmaninof.left Russia before the Bolscevic revolution. In England performed his piano concerto N2 that gave to him an entusiastic audience.
I eard this concert for the first time, when I was in the Anatolian highland, broadcasted from the radio from Sophia, Bulgary. Then after an article on New York Time, I knew that Rachmaninof family lived in Riverside (NY). I visited his tomb inside the Walhalla Cemetery, just few miles north of White Plains (NY).
Well…..he wasn’t a count…and I think you mean America rather than England…
I first heard the Prelude in C Sharp Minor when I was a student at Boston Latin School. It was always part of any assembly which was called to introduce us kids to fine music and to allow us to enjoy sounds which most of us had never before heard. It seems that the Prelude has almost disappeared from broadcasts now, and I was so surprised and pleased to find it first on this playlist. I certainly hope that many others enjoyed it, and will seek it again.
Спасибо огромное за шикарный такой подарок!!! Так сложилось, что американский TH-cam стал источником нравственности и культуры в России. А по телевизору... (лучше ничего не писать здесь, а слушать и наслаждаться).
Нет культуры в Расее. Жлобы есть. Путлер есть. 😀
Yoh. Goosebumps and tears.
Слушать три с половиной часа, не отрываясь - надо именно так! Чтобы заново влюбиться и навсегда сохранить его музыку в уголке своего сердца.
We're glad you enjoyed it!
Bellissimo ascolto
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да. Неописуемо.
That man was gorgeous! And I love his work.
Rachmaninoff is my recent discovery. His piano concerto nr 2 is on another level yet, just sublime. I wish I could create such a masterpiece
Keep trying Marylawson4687 - you can do it!!
@@Freedom_is_essential1 Thank you. You too ☺
Some of the best music ever created on this spectacular planet. Thank you Rachmaninoff for your talent, inspirations and this masterpiece. Can not describe this beauty. Just feel it. Amazing.
Turned this guy on because I usually sleep to things like the nocturnes, made it three minutes in.. Never knew this type of emotion could be expressed with an instrument. Quite beautiful.
тьфу, какайа пакасть, хужэ баха. худшайа класичискайа музыка. какайато тсвиточнайа наивнасть, не хватайэт рожы паломы на застафкьэ
Орландо, ты моральный урод
Он мистик. МАЭСТРО. Безупречен. В 32 года хорошо осознаешь мощь и величие Русского классика, Русской культуры. Проще понимать, переживать, нырять глубоко, не вынурнув.
Гений. Спасибо Сергей Рахманинов!
@Lisa Capri особенно на фоне современного русского фашизма...
@@MrBartzella Морекопатель, прежде, чем писать такую чушь, узнай, что означает слово "фашизм".
@@MrBartzella Начиная с 1941 года, Рахманинов все доходы от концертов перечислял в Фонд обороны СССР. Посылая очередное пожертвование, он написал: "От одного из русских посильная помощь русскому народу в борьбе с врагом. Хочу верить, верю в полную победу! Рахманинов участвовал вместе с СССР в освобождении всего мира от фашизма. А теперь от фашизма мир освобождает Россия.
щира подяка, за приємний відпочинок з повагою любов"ю микола.
Yes one of my favorites composers and melodies 🎊🥰❤️ I remember when Baby I used to crow to the Radio and get my ear close to it back in the lates 30’s (39). Thank you Maestro Composer Rachmaninoff🎶🎶 I love it and enjoyed every minute🎶
You used to crawl to the radio, Crawley, not crow.
@@pinguinamsuedpol2953Maybe she does mean crow. It’s possible.
For those that don't read the description:
Track list:
0:00:00 Prélude, Op. 3: II. Lento in C-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
0:04:09 3 Nocturnes: III. Nocturne in C Minor played by Elisa Tomellini
0:08:12 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: VII. Moderato in G Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
0:12:11 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: V. Sérénade in B-Flat Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
0:15:32 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: I. Elégie in E-Flat Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
0:20:18 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: II. Valse played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
0:26:34 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: V. Andante sostenuto in D-Flat Major played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
0:29:57 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: II. Adagio sostenuto played by Anna Fedorova
0:42:06 Suite No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 5: I. Barcarolle played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
0:51:00 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: III. Allegro scherzando played by Anna Fedorova
1:03:28 4 Pieces: III. Mélodie played by Elisa Tomellini
1:06:31 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: III. Mélodie in E Major played by Alexander Ghindin
1:10:27 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: I. Andantino in B-Flat Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
1:17:35 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: III. Allegro molto in F-Sharp Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
1:20:27 10 Preludes, Op. 23: V. Alla marcia in G Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:24:12 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18: I. Moderato played by Anna Fedorova
1:35:40 10 Preludes, Op. 23: X. Largo in G-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
1:39:12 13 Preludes, Op. 32: II. Allegretto in B-Flat Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:42:19 4 Pieces: I. Romance played by Elisa Tomellini
1:44:18 13 Preludes, Op. 32: XII. Allegro in G-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
1:46:46 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: IV. Moderato in D Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
1:49:46 Études-tableaux, Op. 33: II. Allegro in C Major played by Zlata Chochieva
1:52:07 10 Preludes, Op. 23: IV. Andante cantabile in D Major played by Lukas Geniusas
1:56:39 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: III. Andante cantabile in B Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
2:03:04 3 Nocturnes: II. Nocturne in F Major played by Elisa Tomellini
2:07:08 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: II. Valse played by Elisa Tomellini
2:10:26 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: VI. Romance played by Elisa Tomellini
2:14:34 Moments musicaux, Op. 16: II. Allegretto in E-Flat Minor played by Alexander Gavrylyuk
2:17:43 10 Preludes, Op. 23: I. Largo in F-Sharp Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
2:20:43 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: III. Romance played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
2:27:19 Suite No. 2 in C Major, Op. 17: IV. Tarantelle played by Nikolai Petrov and Alexander Ghindin
2:33:41 10 Preludes, Op. 23: VI. Andante in E-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
2:36:20 13 Preludes, Op. 32: V. Moderato in G Major played by Lukas Geniusas
2:39:32 10 Preludes, Op. 23: III. Tempo di minuetto in D Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
2:42:45 3 Nocturnes: I. Nocturne in F-Sharp Minor played by Elisa Tomellini
2:46:10 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: V. Appasionata in E-Flat Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
2:51:35 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: II. Lento assai in A Minor played by Zlata Chochieva
2:57:41 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: I. Nocturne played by Elisa Tomellini
3:02:28 10 Preludes, Op. 23: II. Maestoso in B-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:06:02 13 Preludes, Op. 32: XI. Allegretto in B Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:08:20 7 Morceaux de salon, Op. 10: III. Barcarolle played by Elisa Tomellini
3:13:10 10 Preludes, Op. 23: VIII. Allegro vivace in A-Flat Major played by Lukas Geniusas
3:16:40 13 Preludes, Op. 32: X. Lento in B Minor played by Lukas Geniusas
3:22:04 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 28: II. Lento played by Zlata Chochieva
3:30:10 Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: IV. Polichinelle in F-Sharp Minor played by Alexander Ghindin
3:33:55 Études-tableaux, Op. 39: IX. Allegro moderato in D Major played by Zlata Chochieva
what a great, heartfelt composer Rachmaninoff is. so much creativity in his works, you can tell he poured his heart out on the sheets and loved every second of it.
Szeretem az orosz muzsikát! Nagyon jó összeállítás.
Rach's music is out if this world - straight from God to us thru this brilliant musician. He is at another level from ALL other composers in my opinion.
Околдована музыкой великого русского композитора Сергея Рахманинова!!!
Когда это еврей стал русским 😅
@@XzX226евреем? Человек с фамилией Рахманинов из Новгородской губернии еврей? Один прапрапра дед был евреем?
@@user-wz2lq3cq7h Какая разница фамилия и место рождения, у меня сосед еврей родился в Москве. У него еврейская внешность, журналист Гордон на него похож тоже еврей.
@@XzX226 просто у каждого человека есть примись в крови, очень мало людей 100 процентов какой-то национальности. А если у кого-то 5 процентов еврейской крови это не значит что он еврей 🤷🏼♂️
Rachmaninoff kept what I had hoped for of Franz Liszt, epecially as far as his concertos are concerned. A firework of romantic music, full of emotion, soul and power.
good-oh Sergei love his music. can't get enough! them Russians know their art!
Счастье - возможность слушать гениальные музыкальные произведения нашего великого соотечественника С.В.Рахманинова...
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Неча выпендриваться! Он Рассею ненавидел!
@@mbesse8893 --- Полагаю, что одну часть России он (С.В. Рахманинов) НЕНАВИДЕЛ - быдло (!!!), а ДРУГУЮ, уверен, - ОН ЛЮБИЛ и ЖАЛЕЛ.
Россия, также, как ВСЯ ЖИЗНЬ, - обладает "двойственностью"...
@@mbesse8893 Опять морекопатель. Иди море копай.
@@mbesse8893автор слов- Уехав из России, я потерял желание сочинять. Лишившись родины, я потерял самого себя.
Ненавидел Россию? Ты Серьезно?