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Wow, its so clear after listening to this that ravel used this as inspiration in his g major piano concerto’s second movement

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Thanks for uploading!

it's 4/2, why written common time

What an annoying bullshit

Die Originalpartitur ist für Bass in e-Moll geschrieben

Op 56 is better.

Und die u 17 steht jetzt einfach in sinsheim ❤🎉

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beautiful interpretation and lovely playing. The version Leonid Kogan and others have recorded has a lot of very awkward violin passages that appear to have been rewritten to the advantage of balance and being violinistic. (perhaps the artist has used an earlier draft of Schumann's with which I am not familiar.) In any case, chapeau bas Ms Kopatchinskaja.

I prefer the version of 11 (!!) years old Himari (in this case, it was with piano accompaniment). For one thing (among others) the first chords are not completely out of tune.

Why not just play this on organ?

I find this rendition quite different from the usual way Schumann is played

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very good playing but is it just me or are the first tenths a little out of tune?

Und jetzt auf zur Titanic damit😂

wow !!! again a proof that Robert Schumann was an amazing composer !!!!

Reger wrote a great fugue on BACH, and it also keeps accelerating all through its run! I think he stole a gimmick from Schumann 😮

Wow I really love op 34/37 in particular, these are great!

Also Thomas ich muss sagen, auf nem U-Boot sitzt man wien Waffeleisen

Great! I would like to know who is the pianist: CATHERINE Collard?, JEAN-PHILIPPE Collard? other Collard maybe? Thanks in advance ¡Estupendo! Me gustaría saber quién es el pianista: ¿CATHERINE Collard?, ¿JEAN-PHILIPPE Collard? ¿quizá otro Collard? Gracias anticipadas

A sublime overture by Schumann, but zero comments? Let me fix that.

Wer singt das?

I like it :) In general, this is a very good playing 🥰

Too much butter on the bread... ( Forces the tone) out of tune on several occasions. Double harmonics not clean. Aggressive playing. Faulty vibrato on G string. Really, I miss Michael Rabin so much. Rabin's live broadcast is absolutely out of this world!

Stupendo!

it doesn't appear to be a particularly promising theme but Schumann applies his genius and makes it something wonderful

Who are the violinist and the cellist??

What delightful undiscovered gems these pieces are, and so sensitively played by Daniel Grimwood. Like a mixture of Schubert and early Chopin. They deserve to be much better known and played.

et on va encore nous dire que le concerto de Clara est intéresssant...................Ici, on sent le génie tout de suite, même dans un cerveau rongé par la syphilis.

Thema, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6.

Why are these pieces so unpopular?!!!! It's incredible beautiful music!!!

I am certain that No. 3 was the inspiration for his “Toccata.”

Schumann really predicted Jazz with that 5th impromptu

No. 1 gives me goosebumps. Just beautiful❤

One can learn a lot from this easy studies with regard to harmony theory.

cool :) thanks

Beautiful melodies, full of passion and effervescence.

Thx for uploading

T he Gartenmelodie is gorgeous &the Kroatenmarch1 one knows it is Schumann and the players have a definite idea about how Schumann is played !

The first ones are kinda boring but the later ones are lovely

ピアノ協奏曲の裏にop.92 ヴァイオリン協奏曲の裏にop.131 が隠れてる

So can we play these pieces without the pedal ? is it gonna still sound good ?

I think number four is my favorite piece of music. It’s almost like I can see the world through Schumann’s eyes, and the world is indescribably beautiful.

That's a phenomenal interpretation

If I remember correctly, in the old Kalmus edition of the compete piano works, there are two versions of this work. Can anyone add anything further? It was so long ago, all my piano scores are long gone, along with my memory.

00:02 - 1, Langsam 05:00 - 2, Lebhaft 09:47 - 3, Mit sanften Stimmen 13:01 - 4, Mässig, doch nicht zu langsam 16:51 - 5, Lebhaft 18:53 - 6, Mässig, nach und nach schneller Awesome video!

Very exciting to hear my former chamber music teacher play these pieces. He was very inspiring! Talking about more than 30 years ago! This sounds a bit formal though. Still nice to hear it.

Merci.

I can't stop loving No. 4 ❤ This rendition is exquisite