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3:34 sf sf sf sf sf sf sf

Make a score with the Nosrati performance.

This is one of the best romantic sonatas. It has it all - catchy melodies, lush harmonies, master of craftsmanship and coherent structure.

0:00 I. At a comfortable tempo. Severely-interrogative 2:00 II. Quicklier. Tumultuous-agitated, tumultuous, weary-tumultuous, hurried-tempestuous 3:12 III. Slower. Sweet, fantastic-mysterious-Allegro tempestoso 5:45 IV. Mysterious-serene, tranquil-solemn, mysterious-nebulous, sweet-tranquil-sweet, mystical-tenebrous 8:52 V. Slower. Sweetest-tenebrous-mysterious-solemn, mystical-most tranquil-sweetest, fantastic, tranquil-sweet-sweetest-sweet-lightest-crystal clear-a little tenebrous 14:08 VI. Animating, quicklier. Luminous-broadening, heavy, always-resolute 16:29 VII. Mysterious-tenebrous-severely-mysterious-desperate-tumultuous 19:07 VIII. Less quickly. Tumultuous-grandiose-luminous-ecstatic 22:20 IX. Sustained. Severely-tenebrous-mysterious-sweetest 25:09 X. Less quickly. Mystical, solemn-mysterious-waning, quieting down 29:11 XI. Slow. I like Powell’s recording better tbh

Does anybody know, how his Romantica Sonata quotes this one? I have heard that the Romantica's last movement quotes some melody from this sonata, but where exactly?

Seems inspired by Schumann!

ASTONISHING.

I've recently just realised that the first piece is genuinely one of my most favourite works from any composer really. The part starting from 6:10 onwards genuinely leaves me with no words every time I listen to it. And my god the harmony in those 4 bars of music starting from 6:32 along with the staccato-legato combination by the two pianos and the dreamy restatement of the main motif... I have no words, let the music speak for me

SubP,PP,P,MP,F,FF = FFF ok?

bro hameline needs to play this

This concerto is maybe too dramatic but it's still pretty amazing to listen to. Not a gem in the grand scheme of music, but it's incredibly fun to listen to

0:03 feux follets lol

Can you do Op. 32 Pushkin Songs? There doesn't appear to be a score-video of the set. Thanks!

1:15:07

Inspired Russian Heart & Soul.

Google: 12 Etudes in All the Minor Keys, Op. 39 Song by Charles-Valentin Alkan and Marc-André Hamelin

idk about this one

Just played this. Then my cat did exactly the same 😂

The second mvt is one of my favorites from Medtner

1:05:44

Nice.

28:44

27:29

40:44, 1:04:37

6:58

1:21 sounds like the beautiful theme from Feinberg 3

so good

Holy shit the bass on the intro.

3:45

15:00

3:29

3:57:27 lol

In its bitonality it seems to resemble the black mass sonata. It is interesting, but very difficult, I don't know if this an ideal interpretation. Thank you for sharing.

god dammit I love solo piano music that sounds like a whole orchestra

I like this recording better than Hamelin's one, the slower tempo lets you hear all the small details more clearly and allows for more expressive rubartos.

4:53 gives me Lawrence of Arabia vibes

2:39 nice little change

Holy shit!

Such a nice piece. I think the reason it's not as popular is that the whole first movement is filled with high tension. Would be better if adding some silent moment

Well... that was intense. And the voicing, incredible.

Nicely composed.

Nice selection. Thank you.

[24:16] Mon dieu

Sorry Borkiewitzc I never hear for you masterpiece grest Slaves grest soul where the music start i ask myself in the air

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15:37 such an innocent, playful thing

4:50 Sorabji would be proud

Non plus ultra , a genius …. We miss you ❤

10:59 - A heartfelt melody

Might have been a hit if it had commenced at 2:43 and ended with a loop-to-fade of the C minor phrase at 16:37. The C major "stars" ending is bombastic and naff. The intro's not very nice either.