Sviatoslav Richter and the Borodin Quartet playing Franck's Piano Quintet in F minor, live at the December Nights in 1986. Святослав Рихтер - Квартет имени Бородина - Сезар Франк - Фортепианный квинтет
Some years ago I was on a ski vacation at Snowmass, Coloeado. One morning I woke up with a sharp pain in my hip, so while my companions hit the slopes, I stayed in and listened to this piece on my Walkman. When it was over, my pain was gone, and I skied happily for the rest of the week. This piece has truly magical healing properties!
Во второй части попадаешь...домой. В пространство тайного Дома за сердцем. И в начале её - удивительно точно построенный. И какая же память пробуждается этим... Какие молодцы музыканты здесь! The door to immeasurable ocean...
I love how Richter always looks exasperated when playing. Not because he’s struggling or experiencing technical difficulties, no, as Richter had an enormous technical equipment that could handle anything, but because he’s so entirely involved in the emotional and psychological substance of the work at hand.
I agree. What looks like effort is not the presence of any technical challenge, but an aim to give each phrase the the proper inflection, weight, and density.
This exquisite interpretation of an absolute unique chamber music masterwork brought to life almost unreal memories..... I was only 16 when my older colleague and friend, Tudor Dumitrescu, - incredible Rumanian Pianist and composer, at that time only a few years older than myself - brought the music score and parts to me (Cello part) and my other three colleagues (two violinists and one viola player) with the enthusiastic: “ Hey!!!! This is the piece worth living and dying for!!!!! Are you game?!” YES.!!!!!!! YEs!!!!! We did practice like madmen every second day and our performance should have changed the course of music history, we all thought. The oldest performer was 18, the youngest 15.... and Franck Quintett is for professionals hard enough. But we never performed our concert. On the 4th of March 1977, the devastating earthquake (7,3 on Richter Scale) took the life of our beloved Tudor Dumitrescu to the realm of perpetual bliss .... And indeed, it is music to live and die for🙏🌈❤️
Прекрасный Камерный Ансамбль с Сонатиной (маленькой Сонатой) Франца Шуберта!...Ф.Шуберт свои 3 Сонаты для Скрипки и ф-но назвал Сонатинами,возможно из скромности, хотя ни одна из них не уступает по сложности исполнения ни Бетховенским, ни Моцартовским камерным Сонатам ! Браво Артюру Грюмьо и его Пианисту за особый Шубертовский стиль исполнения!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Richer and the quatuor Borodin are absolutely outstanding in this quartet which id=s full of romantism and passion. The strengh of Richter is imporessive. It is great to have such (ex) Soviat virto uosos playing this Franch music chambe masterwork.
@@zinam5795 You are so right ! SR had a very strong feeling of rythm, architecture and how they interact in actual masterpieces, from Beethoven to his friend Prokofiev !
Emotionally speaking this is white hot ! Franck fell for one of his students, Augusta Holmes, and this work was the result. His wife couldn't bear it, knowing it's origin. I've actually played it with four musician friends; just informally several years ago.
Je ne sais plus vraiment, j'ai commencé à perdre la tête depuis vingt ans ! Quoiqu'il en soit, cette musique merveilleuse m'aide à m'endormir paisiblement. Et c'est heureux parce que mes névroses envahissantes, grignotent inéluctablement ma raison!!
When Kopelman comes in to sing the leading motif so beautifully at 2:02, I would have sworn I was hearing Dubinsky. It's amazing how the group maintained their sound across changes in personel.
(Now this guy really has “Man hands!.”) I am not enamored of this piece in spite of its excellence, nor has Richter ever been a favorite of mine even though he was the first pianist I ever saw live-with Chicago Symphony doing the Brahms 2nd on his first Western tour in 1960, and which he later recorded for RCA, I think his first recording-I still have the LP. But this piece and his playing here are certainly perfectly suited. Thank you for putting it up.
I love Richter and Borodin Quartet and I was expecting a lot from this performance, but I must admit I was somewhat disappointed. It sounds somewhat routine and emotionally unconvincing, in my humble opinion. There are at least three better performances on youtube of this great work.
For me this performance just doesn't make it. I feel that they don't get to the heart of this gorgeous, personal work despite all the sound they make and the flailing around..
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Some years ago I was on a ski vacation at Snowmass, Coloeado. One morning I woke up with a sharp pain in my hip, so while my companions hit the slopes, I stayed in and listened to this piece on my Walkman. When it was over, my pain was gone, and I skied happily for the rest of the week. This piece has truly magical healing properties!
Frank's treatment--good for you, BRAVO
Во второй части попадаешь...домой.
В пространство тайного Дома за сердцем.
И в начале её - удивительно точно построенный.
И какая же память пробуждается этим...
Какие молодцы музыканты здесь!
The door to immeasurable ocean...
....Никого нет лучше среди исполнителей этого чуда! ...Охват Целого потрясающий , РИТМ--ЗВУК НЕПРЕВЗОЙДЕННЫЙ !!!
I love how Richter always looks exasperated when playing. Not because he’s struggling or experiencing technical difficulties, no, as Richter had an enormous technical equipment that could handle anything, but because he’s so entirely involved in the emotional and psychological substance of the work at hand.
I agree. What looks like effort is not the presence of any technical challenge, but an aim to give each phrase the the proper inflection, weight, and density.
0:00 - Molto moderato quasi lento
16:28 - Lento con molto sentimento
28:24 - Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco
This is my favorite chamber work. Last movement is so difficult!!!❤️By Richter, HEAVEN
Я здесь их слушала- счастье!
Perfetto connubio fra un grande pianista e un grande " Borodin Quartet " !
I was a kid when I managed to get into that concert at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow and I still remember it...
I envy you . 🌈🌬 💓🍀🥰
Fantastic!😍
"El mundo es una Morada compartida." Comunidad Toba, Argentina
This exquisite interpretation of an absolute unique chamber music masterwork brought to life almost unreal memories.....
I was only 16 when my older colleague and friend, Tudor Dumitrescu, - incredible Rumanian Pianist and composer, at that time only a few years older than myself - brought the music score and parts to me (Cello part) and my other three colleagues (two violinists and one viola player) with the enthusiastic:
“ Hey!!!! This is the piece worth living and dying for!!!!! Are you game?!”
YES.!!!!!!! YEs!!!!!
We did practice like madmen every second day and our performance should have changed the course of music history, we all thought.
The oldest performer was 18, the youngest 15.... and Franck Quintett is for professionals hard enough.
But we never performed our concert.
On the 4th of March 1977, the devastating earthquake (7,3 on Richter Scale) took the life of our beloved Tudor Dumitrescu to the realm of perpetual bliss ....
And indeed, it is music to live and die for🙏🌈❤️
Richter lol Gerrit!
OF COURSE MARVELLOUS!
MERVEILLEUX!!!!
Бородинцы и Рихтер! Божественное исполнение! На все времена!
What a treasure !!
Прекрасный Камерный Ансамбль с Сонатиной (маленькой Сонатой) Франца Шуберта!...Ф.Шуберт свои 3 Сонаты для Скрипки и ф-но назвал Сонатинами,возможно из скромности, хотя ни одна из них не уступает по сложности исполнения ни Бетховенским, ни Моцартовским камерным Сонатам ! Браво Артюру Грюмьо и его Пианисту за особый Шубертовский стиль исполнения!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Richer and the quatuor Borodin are absolutely outstanding in this quartet which id=s full of romantism and passion. The strengh of Richter is imporessive. It is great to have such (ex) Soviat virto uosos playing this Franch music chambe masterwork.
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How do you feel about Richter's "strength" in the Tschaikowsky Trio? I love it...but other's don't...........
S.Richter 's feeling of the peace's FORM & Rhythm ABSOLUTELY unique... ! Ican't interrupting...
@@zinam5795 -- True, Richter was revered for the awareness of a piece's Structure that he rigorously imposed upon his interpretations....
@@zinam5795 You are so right ! SR had a very strong feeling of rythm, architecture and how they interact in actual masterpieces, from Beethoven to his friend Prokofiev !
Thanks so much +*klaus* for your share!! I really appreciate that!!
Wonderful!
wonderfull~
Потрясающе!!!!!!!!
Я разделяю ваше ощущение, какое восхитительное прослушивание
Emotionally speaking this is white hot ! Franck fell for one of his students, Augusta Holmes, and this work was the result. His wife couldn't bear it, knowing it's origin. I've actually played it with four musician friends; just informally several years ago.
VERY SIMILAR TO THE BRAHMS PIANO QUARTETS, YET VERY UNIQUE. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. THANKS FOR POSTING!
Je ne sais plus vraiment, j'ai commencé à perdre la tête depuis vingt ans ! Quoiqu'il en soit, cette musique merveilleuse m'aide à m'endormir paisiblement. Et c'est heureux parce que mes névroses envahissantes, grignotent inéluctablement ma raison!!
When Kopelman comes in to sing the leading motif so beautifully at 2:02, I would have sworn I was hearing Dubinsky. It's amazing how the group maintained their sound across changes in personel.
Bravo
Second movement: 16:28
Third movement: 28:23
Richter is on fire.
ongelofelijk...unbelievable, en héél erg mooi !
Это запись с концерта в декабре (4 или 5) 1988 года.
Richter is such a fucking beast
Yes absolutely, it must be heard to believe it !
(Now this guy really has “Man hands!.”)
I am not enamored of this piece in spite of its excellence,
nor has Richter ever been a favorite of mine even though he was the first
pianist I ever saw live-with Chicago Symphony doing the Brahms 2nd on
his first Western tour in 1960, and which he later recorded for RCA, I think
his first recording-I still have the LP.
But this piece and his playing here are certainly perfectly
suited.
Thank you for putting it up.
Give Richter another try. After listening to dozens or hundreds of the absolute best pianists, Richter has rightfully earned my No. 1 spot.
@@leomiller2291 Same here.
jetzt schwer zu glauben das Er nicht mehr lebt…….
Random question: is Alexander Melnikov the page turner?
Hmm he would have been 13 years old then, I think. I don't know but a good question :)
I know Melnikov turned pages for Richter, and the boy looks a little bit like him. Too young, though...
....He's here...He 'have beeng familiar w.S.Richter in very young age
Looks like they’re recording this performance. Is this on Philips?
26:26 final
...А С.Рихтеру здесь уже на 8-ой десяток перевалило, ....да ,кажется, уже после операции ещё....
Потрясающее исполнение гениальной Музыки--вечный шедевр!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Вот уж хорошая школа для Саши Мельникова, благодаря маме--Чемберджи!
I love Richter and Borodin Quartet and I was expecting a lot from this performance, but I must admit I was somewhat disappointed. It sounds somewhat routine and emotionally unconvincing, in my humble opinion. There are at least three better performances on youtube of this great work.
I agree 100%.
For me this performance just doesn't make it. I feel that they don't get to the heart of this gorgeous, personal work despite all the
sound they make and the flailing around..
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I agree with you too, 100%!