Grigory Gruzman plays G. Gershwin I got rhythm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Grigory Gruzman was born in Sankt Petersburg (former Leningrad), Russia. He began his piano lessons at the age of five. Due to his exceptional talent, he was admitted to the Music School for the specially gifted children at the Leningrad Conservatory. During his school-time, performed more than 300 times in Leningrad and in other russian cities.
In 1974 Gruzman began his studies at the Jerusalem Academy of Music under professor Yali Wagman (ex-pupil of Rosina Lhevinne at the Juilliard School of Music). During his last two years at the Academy Gruzman studied with professor Gregory Haimovsky (ex-pupil of professor Yakov Zak in Moscow; Y. Zak was a winner of the 3rd International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw). He also attendet piano chamber music lessons with prof. Alexander Tamir.
In 1977 Gruzman was accepted into University of Music (Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg, Germany, where he studied with prof. Vitaly Margulis. Two years later he completed the artistic exam; after that Gruzman was offered a piano-teaching post at the same University. In 1979 he attended an intensive by Diego Diez (ex-pupil of Claudio Arrau) in New York. He also participated in master classes of distinguished artists like Claude Franck, Leon Fleisher and Alfred Brendel.
In 1980 Gruzman was appointed as the lecturer for the main subject-piano at the Music Academy (Akademie für Tonkunst) in darmstadt, Germany, thus becoming one of the youngest music teachers in the german institutes for music. At the same time he resumed his studies in Fraiburg under prof. Margulis. He then completed his concert exam (Konzertexamen) as a soloist in 1982 (in Freiburg). In the same year he achieved an award with distinstion at the international piano competition in Monza; and in 1984 he was a finalist in the international piano competition in Vercelli (both in Italy). „On such an interpretation of Rigoletto-Paraphrase, I've been waiting all my life“, once said Herbert von Karajan and has invited Gruzman to Salzburg.
In 1986 his international concert career, both as a soloist and as a chamber musician, wich has been growing steadily and rapidly achieved a break-trough as he joined forces with two of his colleagues to form the „Shostakovich Trio“. The ensemble performed on world-renowned podiums; such as Alte Oper in Frankfurt, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Wigmor Hall in London, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall in Moscow, to name bute of few. Critics from all over the world have been continuously proclaming this trio to be one of the best ensembles of present day.
His numerous (more than 1000 times after his emigration Russia) performances and appearances as a lecturer on international master courses has brought him onto stages in many countries in Europe, the Far East, Australia, Latin-America and the USA. Everywhere his concerts are received with enthusiasm by the audience, the press, as well as the experts. About 100 his best performances have already been broadcast by TV and radio stations all over the world.
His numerous trio-arrangements and especially his arrangement of Modest Mussorgsky's „Pictures at an Exhibition“ for piano-trio have been received with great enthusiasm by the public and the press world-wide. The Shostakovich Trio has performed from 1986 until 1996. When Misha Katz, cellist of the trio, began to perform as conductor, the ensmble broke his career up.
Since 1988 Gruzman has been giving numerous performances of the complete cycle of Chopin's 24 Etudes. His CD with the recording of this work (organo phon 90 112) was received in 1998 with a best estimation in music press. Gruzman is the only pianist who has recorded the complete Suite „Play Piano Play“ by Friedrich Gulda (CD organo phon 90 126, suites of Bach - Gershwin - Gulda).
In 1998 Grigory Gruzman was named professor for piano at the University of Music (Hochschule für Musik und Theater) in Hamburg. 2005 to 2014 he was president of Rachmaninov Society (Darmstadt, Germany) and chairman of 3 international Rachmaninov piano competitions for young pianists (Frankfurt, Germany).
In 2006 Gruzman was appointed as professor to the University of Music Franz Liszt Weimar (including special school for gifted children „Musikgymnasium Schloss Belvedere“). His students won over 50 awards in national and important international competitions. Hi is artistic director and jury chairman at international Liszt piano competition for young pianists.
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I wish I was always as enthusiastic as yang james is in this comment section.
you can't forget the description
@Kayson Alex No way! That's amazing! Can you give me the link so I can report you to the FCC?
Gruzman plays Gershwin the way Gershwin would have liked to have played Gershwin. A gift from God for certain.
A monument to how humans can turn joy into music, heart melting music, by genius people.
Crunchy, crisp, brittle and snappy. Just like George ordered.
I have never heard a Gershwin being played like him. It's amazing! Thank you!
I heartily concur ! This is awesome & amazing !!
色んな方のアイゴットリズム聴いたけどやっぱりここに戻ってきてしまう。ダントツで好き。
I wish I could do that. Utterly delightful.
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !
His stable yet exciting rhythm gives me such comfort.
Makes me anxious actually...
@@pianosenzanima1 cizffras lizst is the standard and everything else is some of the best I heard his rachmaninoff 23 no 5 and it's the best
Bravo!!!!👏 Really really impressive!!! He has great feeling for this piece!🎹
Very nice rendition
My mans part of the dip abrsm gang 👌👌
I’m learning this for my dip ABRSM and this recording made me feel like a beginner 😔
ayy dip gang!
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Incredibly clean performance!
Grigory Gruzman, thank you! That was so inspiring!
Amazing and adorable this talented artist is!👏
Cool I was singing to the melody. Nice job!
You played this really well! ^_^
He definitely got rythm.
His fingering for the intro section with the switching fingers is really interesting
Easy like a flight and full of life! Thank you very much!
Wow...! The best. Really impressive. Thanks... This should go viral. Just change the title, or something!
wow😃👍perfect🤩
ayy who's part of the dip Abram :0 gang
너무 좋당......
Очень интересная транскрипция, классическое исполнение джаза, Гершвин классик джаза.
Bravo!! He made it look so easy 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Sup sup superb !
Superb ❤
Iscritto
Bravissimo
Brilliant.
Wonderful
I have listened to this rendition maybe a hundred times but I just realized on the 101th time that he seems to repeat one of the last several measures that is not shown in the Gershwin transcription
amazing :O
So THAT'S how it's supposed go!
At the end ( 01:41 ) he seems wanting to jump right on the grand piano
wow easy job for you~really impressive!
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Здорово ! Молодец ! Американшына ничего себя !
Superior
Gg
Man, these Russian virtuosi play Gershwin better than Gershwin did!
He looks a bit like Gordon Brown, but wearing glasses.
Gg, yang james. Lolololol
1:11
1:30
Who's part of the Atcl gang
I take back my question, my piano was just transposed weird.
Is the piano tuned so that every key goes down a half step?
It's too short.
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Way too polite. Listen to how Gershwin plays it...with GUSTO!
Very nice rendition
I wish I could do that. Utterly delightful.
Cool I was singing to the melody. Nice job!
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Very nice rendition
Very nice rendition
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