Відео

This piece is friggin flawless

I am playing this

What's it like when a kid creates a masterpiece that still arouses admiration after 200 years?

Hi i'm tryng to write my thesis about this piece, can you tell me were you took the things you have wrote in the bio? Ps hope there aren't too many english mistakes in this comment

They get better (or maybe you just get into them?). LOVE no. 8; a riot! (cf. Waltz by Arthur Lourié) And no. 9; sumptuous! Truly awesome pianism! Thanks for posting.

This is actually my transcription from around 20 years ago! It got copied into a book by an Australian guy, Jonathan Gemmil, a while back, crazy how it shows up in strange places after all these years. He put several of my transcriptions into his book (mistakes and all, haha). Nice job playing by Victor

I'm glad that a score video exists for this piece, but wow its bad.

7:06 Dvorak Humoresque

3:20 (upcoming audition!!)

Never before have I seen a piece such accurately named.

Everyone needs a viola in their life.

Адажиетто Экспозиция: Тема 1 (гп) - 3:30 Тема 2 (св п) - 4:21 Тема 3 (поб п) - 4:38 Разработка: Тема 1 (гп) 5:06 Эпизод в разработке (на мотивах гп) 5:50 Реприза: 6:13.

>born in 1895 >makes "Suicide in an Airplane" in 1919 >lived long enough to see both world wars, the creation and fall of the soviet union, the entireity of the cold war, the creation of the internet, the creation of google, and 9/11 >died in 2002 at age 106

Is No. 1. considered middle or late Scriabin?

6 מינואטים ללידת אין סוף בנים ובנות שיתחתנו בעם וילמדו תורה ויהיו בנים טובים אוהבי השם. אין שום פרשנות. בסיום 1.

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Tá muito rápido o tempo não é assim não 😖

Samuil Yevgenyevich Feinberg (Russian: Самуи́л Евге́ньевич Фе́йнберг, also Samuel; 26 May 1890, Odessa - 22 October 1962, Moscow) was a Russian and Soviet composer and pianist.

Samual Andreyev brought me here. Thank you Samual

Very excitig flow 🎉

This seems superhuman. It’s not even the same instrument that I play.

good song

Broken string at 3:49?

Stanchinsky is underrated! This is such a modernistic piece!

He had some Gottschalk pieces in his repertoire, and I can see the link. Lovely!

It's the clean air of Poland

2:08

Such a banger -- reminds me of Mozart in many ways.

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3:30

That's great!

Is there a chord or note that this is? Im not super knowledgeable on it but i thought i heard that it coverges near D. And i swear itd sound better if it were E.

Rumor it was this piece - along with The Nutcracker - that we purchased the celesta for. He ended up literally hating this piece and destroyed the original score. The piece was reconstructed from the orchestra parts.

Beautiful! Music dies as it is born. Ad Infinitum.

ACK!

As a German, i 100% agree with Schulhoff, showing and foreshadowing the monstrosity and inhumanity of nationalism in Germany

Wonderful.

Das wirkt erfrischend!

I've heard that Diagilev staged a ballet on this music, and R.-K.'s widow sued him for distortion of the composer's idea . Like Christian Orthodoxes , Russian composers couldn't stand any modern interpretation of their works ( only strict following by the score ).

One of his best works along with Valse op. 38, Allegro Appassionato and all of Sonatas.

1:08:00

i like it! my teacher comes from the Tchaik line...

Watching the sheet music go along was FUN!

Is this movement three

The section from 5.04 to 8.45 was used as the theme music for the Emmy-winning Thames Television production of 'The Belle of Amherst', a one-woman play by William Luce, starring the incredible Claire Bloom as poet Emily Dickinson.

0:25

Can someone please tell me if 2:08 is the start of the Development? Thnx!!! And is the finale in Sonata-Rondo or plain ole' Sonata form? Cheers.

"Chopin, who came back to his homeland as a heart preserved in a jar of cognac, did not play the Allegro de Concert upon his return." Jesus Christ, this is hilarious.

No3 sounds like a theremin