0:00 - Sonata-ballade 0:03 - Movement I: Allegretto 9:31 - Movement I: Coda, allegro molto agitato sempre al rigore di Tempo 11:49 - Movement II: Introduzione e Finale 15:17 - Movement III: Finale, allegro sempre al rigore di Tempo 19:35 - Movement III: Fugue (after 2 false starts) 24:01 - Movement III: Maestoso, gaudioso, poco a poco piu mosso, sempre con pedale, non legato, marcatissimo (!) I apologize for some midi-read errors. The staccato notes play in the .wav, but are not shown correctly in synthesia. Musescore 4 seems to have some kind of compatibility issues with synthesia. Hopefully those are ironed out in the future, but it seems like I'll be using Musescore 3 for future videos. Trust the audio for those occasions. One more error is in measure 575 into 576. The Bb is held, but only as a 16th note in measure 576, instead of an 8th note as is played. If there are any other errors, let me know, I sequenced this midi myself and, seeing as its the first of its kind (to my knowledge on the internet), there may be some other outstanding errors. Medtner is very specific with his instructions and he often notated things that are up to the cunning of the interpreter, such as in the maestoso in the Finale, where half notes are played and to be held over quarter notes played one beat later (which, probably, just means you must hold the pedal as it's obviously impossible to hold those chords legato).
No problem, this piece deserves so much more attention. Honestly one of the goals of my channel is to just champion the music of lesser known composers, so this sonata was a no-brainer. Enjoy!
Thanks You For Another Wonderful Composition of Metner, Great Russian Composer. Спасибо вам большое. Мне нравятся сочинения Метнера, и я подписан на ваш канал.
![Medtner - Sonata-Ballade [Op. 27]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1Fu_EXcfp5s/mqdefault.jpg)
0:00 - Sonata-ballade
0:03 - Movement I: Allegretto
9:31 - Movement I: Coda, allegro molto agitato sempre al rigore di Tempo
11:49 - Movement II: Introduzione e Finale
15:17 - Movement III: Finale, allegro sempre al rigore di Tempo
19:35 - Movement III: Fugue (after 2 false starts)
24:01 - Movement III: Maestoso, gaudioso, poco a poco piu mosso, sempre con pedale, non legato, marcatissimo (!)
I apologize for some midi-read errors. The staccato notes play in the .wav, but are not shown correctly in synthesia. Musescore 4 seems to have some kind of compatibility issues with synthesia. Hopefully those are ironed out in the future, but it seems like I'll be using Musescore 3 for future videos. Trust the audio for those occasions. One more error is in measure 575 into 576. The Bb is held, but only as a 16th note in measure 576, instead of an 8th note as is played. If there are any other errors, let me know, I sequenced this midi myself and, seeing as its the first of its kind (to my knowledge on the internet), there may be some other outstanding errors.
Medtner is very specific with his instructions and he often notated things that are up to the cunning of the interpreter, such as in the maestoso in the Finale, where half notes are played and to be held over quarter notes played one beat later (which, probably, just means you must hold the pedal as it's obviously impossible to hold those chords legato).
Oh my god, you actually did it! Thank you man!! I clicked right from the notification haha
No problem, this piece deserves so much more attention. Honestly one of the goals of my channel is to just champion the music of lesser known composers, so this sonata was a no-brainer. Enjoy!
Wow, is this the first synthesia one on here?
Yup! There will be a lot more of that in the future too, especially for Medtner's works
damn based medtner
ikr
Agree
Thanks You For Another Wonderful Composition of Metner, Great Russian Composer. Спасибо вам большое. Мне нравятся сочинения Метнера, и я подписан на ваш канал.
Не за что! Я рад, что стало больше людей, которые любят музыку Метнера.
辛苦了！ 谢谢你的分享～
is there anyone to get access to this midi??
He makes the midis himself.
@@laf45laf45 yeah and im asking if he could share the midi file to me
Could you pleaaaaaase do primavera????
Absolutely!
@@mkrd3181 tysmmmm