Bartók: Sonata for two Pianos and Percussion - Jenő Jandó, Ilona Prunyi, János Antal, Zoltán Varga
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2014
- Bartók Béla: Szonáta két zongorára és ütőhangszerekre, BB 115
Jandó Jenő - zongora, Prunyi Ilona - zongora
Antal János - ütőhangszerek, Varga Zoltán - ütőhangszerek
Bartók: Sonata for two Pianos and Percussion - Jenő Jandó (piano), Ilona Prunyi (piano), János Antal (percussions), Zoltán Varga (percussions)
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness.
It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly
This is a superbly composed work of Bartok - and desire the best of performers, like the ones we are listening to.
Outstanding cavalcade of colors and rhythm, infused with the instumental brilliance of the performers. Bravo !
A stunningly clear and inspiring performance! Many thanks
Wonderful, merry performance, excellent recording. I love Jeno Janda"s recordings of Bach, and he's just as lively with Bartok.
This is one of my favorite versions of this piece.
The first movement in particular, feels more like a rhythmic dance than in other versions.
I heard Sonata for two Pianos and Percussion live as a kid then I think my brother got a copy of this recording on CD.
It is a very aggressive playing of the piece. I always wondered what the performers looked like on this recording!
Благодарю,Вас,за прекрасную музыку!
1.05.2021.
Tears of joy!!!
Thanks for uploading!
bellissima esecuzione, nitida e perfetta. Bravissimi esecutori. Complimenti complimenti complimenti.
I've only recently gotten into Bartok, but i do know this: this is goddamn awesome stuff.
Absolutely superb performance!! Bravo!
Outstanding interpretation, exciting the senses.
Bravo!
Magnífica interpretación,música deliciosa...Me encanta Bártok,muchas gracias
Wonderful music to while away the lastlast trembling hours of 2015.😊
I don't know all the versions, and I am a percussionist, but this is entirely more accurate than the one with Steve Schick.
They play it like it's no mean feat
Not sure whether this has anything to do with the fire of their performance, but:
These musicians are all Hungarians. Look at their names. So was Bartok, and he took quite a bit of melodic and rhythmic inspiration from Hungarian folk music. So most musicians might hear challenging 20th Century classical music here, with odd scales and off-center rhythms - but this grouping might hear something close to the traditional dance tunes and sad love ballads they grew up with, and that's how they play this piece. It's like the case with some American classical music, where you have to know how to swing to play it the way it was meant.
Szerencse, hogy Magyarországon születtünk és sikerül itt élni, A világon senol nincs ennyi tehetséges zeneszerző és a műveiket eljátszó tehetséges zenész.
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Ezzel csak az a baj ,hogy ma Magyarorszagon ,ha valaki kulfoldon elo magyar zenesz ,esetleg szerzo , akkor ti azt vagy leszerbezitek vagy romanozzatok....stb..Tisztelet a kis %-u kivetelnek .Jutott eszembe Bartokrol ,hogy a mai idoben vele sem tennetek maskeppen..:(Tapasztalatbol beszelek,tehat ne probaljuk szepiteni a dolgot...Vajdasagban szulettem,Pesten szerb ,Belgradban magyar vagyok...Ennyi...
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@@miklosgotzy5095 Igen igazad van ,ha nem tehetseget orokoltem volna csupan,hanem anyagiakrol nem kene gondolkodnom,akkor eszembe se jutna ,hogy ki es mit mond,de 3 ev karanten utan csak-csak eszre veszem ,hogy a kutya se szagol meg...
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i be out here headbangin
preach
Excelente versión