Sergei Lyapunov: Rhapsody on Ukrainian Themes, Op. 28 (Tsintsabadze -- Yablonsky)

Sergei Mikhailovich Lyapunov (30 November 1859 - 8 November 1924) was a Russian composer and pianist.
Performers: Shorena Tsintsabadze, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, [conducted by] Dmitry Yablonsky
Audio: • Lyapunov Rhapsody on ...
Sheet Music: imslp.org/wiki/Rhapsody_on_Uk...)

[@Xyriak]

Amazing piece. I wish it were performed more often

[@Balakirev_]

Just a amazing job to put the recordings plus score from his wonderful works! I love his music so much! Thanks again.

[@SpencerCha]

No problem! Lyapunov is such an underrated composer and I think he deserves more recognition for his amazing music.

[@Balakirev_]

Spencer Cha Definitely! Huge thanks!!

[@davidrehak3539]

Szergej Ljapunov:Rapszódia ukrán témákra Op.28
1. Andantino pastorale 00:03
2. Un poco piú moderato 03:24
3. Allegro scherzando 06:08
4. Piú animato 08:26
5. Ancora piú animato 09:01
6. Andantino pastorale 09:29
7. Allegro giocoso 11:25
8. Piú mosso, alla breve 14:45
Shorena Tsintsabadze-zongora
Oroszországi Filharmonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Dmitrij Jablonszkij

[@bernardparret3191]

Thank you for the timing. It's very helpful.

[@thenameisgsarci]

Thanks for doing this one! 😁

[@SpencerCha]

No problem! Once I heard it I knew I had to do it :DD

[@freeziac]

I love this so much, and it seems more relevant now than ever.

[@freddoliveira]

Beaultiful!
Bellissime!
Belíssimo!

[@lucasantoniotujan7783]

Wonderful piece again :D

[@s1earle]

Not a patch on the performance of Michael Ponti - notice that Shorena perhaps lacks the last ounce of polish with the bravura passages (which hold no bounds for the technique of Mr Ponti...) - however this is a very delicate and wholly personal performance appealing to the purists.

[@ninanikiforenko151]

БЛАГОДАРЮ СЕРДЕЧНО 💕

[@JAMESLEVEE]

The key is F-sharp minor.

[@donnytello1544]

Piano needs to be retuned, it’s a bit sharp on some notes

[@gracev5288]

Why don’t orchestras play this stuff?

[@danielgloverpiano7693]

For many reasons, mostly because they simply don’t know it. It usually takes a pianist to get interested first, but you’ll be happy to know I will be playing it with an orchestra in California in October, along with Prokofiev Concerto No. 1. I’ve done the Lyapunov three times before and the audiences have loved it every time. It’s especially poignant now because of the war. Слава Украине! Украина 🇺🇦