A lot of classical Soviet pieces seem to have a certain brooding, melancholic tone to them. Beautiful in its own way, but with history in mind, I sometimes wonder how much of that was a product of its time.
@@Queeen7q Heavy restriction on artistic expression. It had to sound a certain way - strong, majestic, western influence was censored. Though there were pieces written out of rebellion as well. Sergei Prokofiev definitely falls into this category, not without consequence.
@@TurquoiseStar17 I think there are many stereotypes about that. :) You think the pieces of that collection are written against the 'restrictions' because they are melancholic but not "strong" and "majestic"? :))) Moreover, the Soviet time was not something 'united', but very, very different. For example, the 1920-30s, the 1940-1950s and 1960-1970s periods are not similar to each other. Including "Western influence".
While listening for Sheiko's mazurka, I spotted some motifs. Bars 2 and 4 - Brahms' allegretto from 3rd symphony. Bars 7 and 8 - Chopin's posthumous waltz in a-moll. Bar 16 - Tchaikovsky's sentimental waltz. As reminiscences. Mazurka is nostalgical.
Beim ersten Stück fühle ich mich erinnert an einige Stücke von Grieg aus den 'Lyrischen Stücken'; ähnliche Rhythmen, Melodie und auch hier und da die Harmonik ist ähnlich... Und natürlich (in den übrigen Stücken) immer wieder die für viele östliche Komponisten typische Melancholie!
書本原文 搜尋一下就有 Пьесы для фортепиано средние классы дмш выпуск 19 составление и педагогическая редакция Р. Абдуллина "Советский композитор", 1989г. Pieces for piano middle classes issue 19 compilation and pedagogical editing by R. Abdullin "Soviet composer", 1989
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It wasn't easy to compose easy pieces that sounded refreshing.
Good composers I haven't heard of.
Gracias por todas las piezas y compositores. Si no fuera por ti muchos nos quedaríamos sin conocerlas.❤
You have a great work!! Always showing us several unknowns composers from Russia and Soviet Union ❤
Großartig interpretiert. Herzlichen Dank.🌞
Thank you Julian💐
This is wonderful, thank you!! I had a great time playing along with you on my grand!
Can anyone provide a link to the score on Pianophilia?
Beautiful
A lot of classical Soviet pieces seem to have a certain brooding, melancholic tone to them. Beautiful in its own way, but with history in mind, I sometimes wonder how much of that was a product of its time.
Me too
Me too
What do you mean - "product of its time"?
@@Queeen7q Heavy restriction on artistic expression. It had to sound a certain way - strong, majestic, western influence was censored.
Though there were pieces written out of rebellion as well. Sergei Prokofiev definitely falls into this category, not without consequence.
@@TurquoiseStar17 I think there are many stereotypes about that. :)
You think the pieces of that collection are written against the 'restrictions' because they are melancholic but not "strong" and "majestic"? :)))
Moreover, the Soviet time was not something 'united', but very, very different. For example, the 1920-30s, the 1940-1950s and 1960-1970s periods are not similar to each other. Including "Western influence".
While listening for Sheiko's mazurka, I spotted some motifs.
Bars 2 and 4 - Brahms' allegretto from 3rd symphony.
Bars 7 and 8 - Chopin's posthumous waltz in a-moll.
Bar 16 - Tchaikovsky's sentimental waltz.
As reminiscences. Mazurka is nostalgical.
Beim ersten Stück fühle ich mich erinnert an einige Stücke von Grieg aus den 'Lyrischen Stücken'; ähnliche Rhythmen, Melodie und auch hier und da die Harmonik ist ähnlich...
Und natürlich (in den übrigen Stücken) immer wieder die für viele östliche Komponisten typische Melancholie!
The Kobal Rondo is an "ear worm". It sticks with you. It won't go away!
Really nice!
這一整套都好好聽 ！！！
Where can I get the sheet music to these works?
❤
3:12 anyone knows where I can get sheet music for this piece?
Gamma but he didn't share
@@elimanzo2672 🥺🥺🥺
書本原文 搜尋一下就有
Пьесы для фортепиано средние классы дмш выпуск 19 составление и педагогическая редакция Р. Абдуллина "Советский композитор", 1989г.
Pieces for piano middle classes issue 19 compilation and pedagogical editing by R. Abdullin "Soviet composer", 1989
@@PianoHsiang Thank you!