Samuil Feinberg - Album For Children Op. Posth. (Movements 1-9)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- In 1961, Feinberg's former pupil Mikhail Sokolov asked him to compose some pieces for children for his new teaching book, even though Feinberg had only ever taught advanced students. He thus produced the first movement of the Piano Sonata No. 12, giving it the subtitle Sonatina. The result was much too complicated for the intended purpose, and Sokolov joked about Feinberg’s inability to compose within the prescribed limits. Feinberg was irritated and took the matter very much to heart; some months later he delivered an entire Album for Children which was destined to be his penultimate work.
Timestamps:
1. Russian Song: 0:00
2. A Little Rain (Étude): 0:39
3. Aria: 1:27
4. Dreaming: 2:28
5. Morning: 3:58 (what?!)
6. An Unfamiliar Path: 4:34
7. Clouds: 5:15
8. Little Scherzo: 6:38
9. Greek Song: 7:18
It's so interesting feeling to hear so simple and not very dark pieces by Feinberg! I hear a lit of influence by Medtner and Stanchinsky. This is criminally underrated!
This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing it :D !
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Woa kids
Schumann and Bartok: ok
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Ok
and Prokofiev and Debussy and Schmitt and _
@@ilikeplayingffftonecluster851 Yeah indeed
And Tchaikovsky: 👌
Damn still sound great for children’s pieces. 100000x better than Schumann’s.
How dare you!
Hmmmmm idk
In fact, Feinberg loved Schumann's Album for the children and it is one of the pieces by him that he recorded. You can really tell the influence of Schumann in Feinberg's late works, especially by the frequent use of sixths (in chord inversions).
@@scriabinismydog2439 Oh cool, maybe I’ll try Schumann’s again but from what I remmeber they weren’t that interesting compared to Feinberg’s.
@OLIVIER MESSIAN IS REAL 100% ok
Schumann : Am I a joke to you ?
Yes he is
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