Piano Lesson on Rachmaninov's Moments Musicaux by Luka Okros

Watch concert pianist Luka Okros guide you through this mighty work. Lots of insightful thoughts on the pieces. The video is recorded at the Jaques Samuel Pianos showroom in the heart of London and Luka plays a Bechstein grand. More videos at www.pianistmagazine.com

[@keybawd4023]

I have heard these pieces played by dozens of pianists - and I play 3,4,5. Your phrasing is just beautiful and in the morning I will be back at the piano trying to capture the singing lines that you so wonderfully capture. Thank You.

[@gregorylacomble7091]

amazing ! 🥰👏

I loved that you have played the 1897 version! (N. 2) It's very rare, everybody plays the revised version only...

[@joecouble3461]

This is my current piano goal to play there pieces. Number 2 and number 6 are really really tricky! The transitions are uncanny. I think you offer a very valuable insight into this amazing musical program

[@eliashaddadmusic6791]

you understand the composer to a very deep level

[@JuliaPikalova]

Simply wonderful. Helps you to be inside of music. Thank you, Pianist magazine! Please keep these videos coming!
It has always fascinated me how young Rachmaninov was when writing this music...

[@flipsflo1550]

You cant desbribe how beautiful this sounds simply amazing the piece your Performance and the beautiful bechstein

[@simonpayne7043]

I am delighted to find this here on TH-cam - I came to your concert at Southampton a couple of days ago. Loved your sonata 2 especially! Thank you
I love how you paint such long lines in slow tempo. All the best and thank you for coming to Southampton.

[@mengye1971]

Fantastic playing!!!

[@chiaramalek1529]

Thank much very much for your interpretation and playing, it helps me much understand Rachmaninoff!

[@viggos.n.5864]

Great Pianist!

[@simonpayne7043]

Fascinating, insightful and inspiring. Thank you.

[@alfredbeadman6404]

This is wonderful! I am learning opus 16. And I am loving a slightly different take to my teacher's. Thanks!!!

[@rafab.8299]

This video is so so so useful! Thanks a lot!

[@Pretzels722]

such infectious enthusiasm - bravo

[@annazully2680]

I love this piece, I hope to play it when I improve with my piano skills!

[@leo-paulbonvalet3686]

Very good video !

[@MySecretJourney]

Precise translation

[@Eliascmd]

No. 4 starts way too fast? There’s no room for piu mosso or prestissimo towards the end.. but otherwise your playing of this opus is generally superb. Thanks for the tips.