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Oh my, this string writing is absolutely incredible. So many incredible textures and experiments, and yet they all work together very well in cohesive beauty, nothing feels out of place. And such a crisp and committed performance. I love the various moments where the strings sound like audio is actually playing in reverse.

13:13

georg's mommy didnt leave him on the teet long enough so this is the kind of music u make when that happens

to put ad in the middle of thr song should be illegal

Sicillian

The definition of BEAUTY - is one of those moments when you feel the privilege of being a human and being able to experience the artistic beauty of a great composer left in an unjustified shadow.

19:15 ここラフマニノフのピアノ協奏曲3番mvt1Cadenza前に似てるな

Atmosféricos estratos de cuerda, unos ambientes como si te metieras en un pozo y en cada altura del mismo sonara una tonalidad diferente.

Exquisite!

08:07 so sad

I love this performance so much. Utterly enthralled listening to it the first time many years ago 🫶

Medtner's piano concertos are the best!

I love this quartet so much

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Schnittke - the inventor of Bachcore.

2:07 - swing slaps too hard

Sometimes it is not enough to listen to the music: you also have to see it.

Beautiful piece. Congratulations! Which ensemble ist playing?

I strongly recommend Scriabin's Piano Concerto (performed by Trifonov) to anyone who wants to hear a very fine late romantic piano concerto.

I am amazed by all the hyperbole from certain commentators. Medtner was certainly an accomplished compositional craftsman, but genius? No. There are no memorable passages in this, the way there are in the other great piano concertos. There are no melodies comparable to what one finds in other late romantic concertos, and that stay in the mind. It is a typical late romantic mish-mash of melody and phrasing, most of it forgettable. Imho it is inferior to Glazunov or Raff, to say nothing of Sainte-Saens or Stanford's second.

What a virtuoso and Romantic Concerto!❤

Good music for a horror movie

23:13

Haas takes classical music in a different direction And it's accessible

Since I heard this after listening to the first symphony, I laughed out loud upon hearing the Ballet and Fugue. Great work.

20:00 That melody is exquisite.

Puts me in mind of the movie, Crash (1996).

If you listen to this for 5 minutes and then click to something else, you're doing yourself a disservice. This quartet needs to be heard all the way through to have its full effect. The microtonal shifts stop, and the coda completely changes character to a gorgeous, but bleak, tonal nirvana.

This is perfection ❤

Well composed piece.

34:52

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Marshmallows!

23:00

this is not music

다른연주보다도 더 감정적인 연주라 더 와닿네요 탱고에서 때로는 이런 해석이 더 좋은듯

Meisterstück!

Another composer who couldn't get over Cage. So what do these losers do? They compose retrograde, mediocre, trivial music. Dogs.

1:42 "Nimrod" from Elgar??

MEDTNER COMPLETELY MASTERED THE WORK IT ENDS AS BEAUTIFULLY AS IT BEGINS A TESTAMENT

Superb! Charm, style and taste! So much better than some of the more famous performers.

One of the best piano concertos, honestly, I like this concerto more than any of Rachmaninoff piano concertos! And that final coda is the best moment in music ever, it's just so astonishing!

Here's hoping you realize how vitally important having the video score is.

This needs to be programmed with Aperghis's Sextuor.

The third movement is a Latin lover's passion gone demonically rough and outta control

4:24

Gorgeous piece!

I love Haas! what a fascinating piece!