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🤔我想到...（但又忘了😅）；言歸正傳,兩首都意外地具有所謂印象樂派的迷人風格！第一首是稍後給出驚喜,想像了一下,若有描寫風景的功能,那麼我感覺可能在描寫人物或小木屋的水中倒影！

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Prepare to have your mind blown: I like this anddd… i dont need to spread nonsense alternate history about the country he lived in. You are all brainwashed

I love clocks and also clocks without the "L"

Is this even real?

Id love to own a clock like this. Very lovely

I was really surprised when I heard the slow Huisman version. I think it is much better, because it is so clean

I own the original score used for the premier of this work (I think less than an hour of it was played, only selections were performed) It has highlighting all over, some small corrections, too. After the recording of the whole work was posted on YT, which still has less than 40k views (double check that) I used the typeset version to follow-along and try some of the more accessible excerpts myself.

The ending is so epic

Thanks for the video. Nice of you that you included the score

Great Sorabjian harmonies

Is this harder then fantaisie espagnole?

This shit made my ear's bleed

epic epic epic!

I am not the biggest fan of toccata seconda, but the nocturne is really a beautiful piece

extra-scriabinesque

no soul

What does the term "Punta D' Organo" mean?

I like a lot of Sorabji but I think these Nocturnes are where his style comes into its own. A lot of his pieces sound more intellectual to me than melodic, but ones like this are different.

It seems very difficult

Is there anything u couldn’t play since you played that and (well you played it so you could say if that’s true or not) its supposed to be the hardest piano piece ever on the top 100 hardest piano piece by caleb hu

Superbe. Un des multiples exemples de l'incroyable richesse de la scène musicale française de la Belle Epoque...

I really need to listen to more of his

I love this nocturne-Sorabji style

This piece sounds soo good with your amazing playing

2:20 Rachmaninoff Piano Sonata No. 2?

Really amazing! Sorabji is beautiful, and this really sounds like him

4:07 chopin nocturne anyone? Sounds like op 27 no 1 at the point where it goes from the serene to dramatic

love clocks😍😍

So ugly and discordant, yet so beautiful and consonant at times. It’s like looking into a black mirror and seeing an altered reflection of yourself.

Like watching a star get slowly eaten away by a black hole. The last bits of light sparkling once more before the black hole eats its away out of existence. The stars are mourning their loss but still shine once more. Their kaleidoscope of color shimmer in their own reflective luminance…

Bellísima obra. Diáfana y sutil. El compositor pertenece a la misma generación de Alexandr Blok, de Igor Stravinski, de Ana Ajmatova y sus composiciones, todas dignas de aplauso, merecen ser más difundidas. Gracias por permitirnos oír este inspirado y delicadísimo "Nocturno".

the second is beautiful

No flex but I can easily play with this with one finger

How long did this took you to learn?

you have a really beautiful piano

My Russian Soul Cries

Lestat sent me here

Dreck.

Moravec has an exquisitely glowing tone, delicacy of touch, technical mastery, and he captures the lush poetry of Ravel's style. Glorious!

B R I L L I A N T ❤❤❤ T A I L L E F E R R E

Amazing performance! 😊

Very dope performance. I've been inspired by you to learn this piece. Whenever I couldn't figure out good fingerings I come to this video and steal yours haha, very nice of you to include overhead camera views

Improvising at the keyboard without turning on your brain has the same result for your ears Call this music

Utterly lovely, and far removed from his radical post-scriabinist style - reminds me a lot of Faure

Sorabji so underrated and underestimated!

I'm a simple man. I see Furtwängler, I click... wait-

The pianist has no understanding of what Sorabji is trying to convey here,therefore tarnishing the work with kitsch

darkness

You should update your channel bio from "classical pianist" to "clock"