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Such a forgotten masterpiece!

Thank you immensely, I am at work withh his piece.❤🎉

I find the first sonatina from this opus more interesting. Anyone agree / disagree?

Just found this. You don't hear about op 54 much, overshadowed by the sonatas. Very well crafted (as always), interesting (as usual) and enjoyable Prokofiev. Thanks for making this vid.

In my opinion this is the best piece written by L.V. Beethoven.💖🥰

forlorn

❤❤

kapustin is goated

Für ist das unspielbar. Ich bewundere alle, die das können. Chapeau.

this piece is created for nothing but to savour. sublime.

based Okumura

Sheep

Piano or orchestra, Prokofiev is sublime ans and the most clever and musically witty composer.

Bravo🎉🎉🎉

based Kuula

Bravo

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難しそうで哀愁のある 曲ですね！トリルが効いていますね！左手とのバランスが良いですね！

The way he swings the 8th notes at 1:53 is so satisfying, no other pianist would do that Edit: no other classical pianist would do that. It's something he learned as a Jazz pianist

great piece

Is it a four hand piano piece, is it possible to play this alone ??

Where are you?

I love this piece but it’s so hard like it’s killing me😂!

A work of a genius...

6:13 how ironic to name a piece in a Children’s album ‘Regrets’

9:40 II 10:03 III

6:01 idk why the performer playing an F instead of an A

what an ugly and uninteresting music.

nice.

เมื่อไหร่จะออกเพลงใหม่มาวะ รอมา 198 ปีแล้ว ยังไม่มาซักที 😔

What's the point of writing such complex rhythms if the pianist isn't going to play those rhythms? If it's too hard for you, then play something else, otherwise, figure it out and play it right!

3:25 ah I love a good Kapustin sopra section

12:59 Still D.R.E.

beautiful

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I like the title.

For big hands and long fingers

A bit of heavy metal in the beginning

These are beautiful…

Insane tempo

In honour of St Trina, cast oneself into sleep

Одна из моих любимых фортепианных пьес вообще

If only my hands were big enough to even attempt this haha

Beautiful piece. Is the score available for this? Where did you get the pencil copy?

Utterly bizarre music, even while seemingly confining itself to standard late romantic harmony and other techniques - bizarre, yet fascinating. Medtner's originality is greatly, greatly underestimated. Just like Scriabin came out of obscurity beginning in the 1970s, to be almost as easy to access now as his friend Rachmaninov, now it's Medtner's turn to achieve the fame and prominence he deserves. He is every bit the equal of those other two composers.

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I really do love these tiny pieces by shostakovich as much as his huge works.

Krenek is so interesting composer. Very mystical choice.

Tchaikovsky didn't like it too much!