I hear that too. There's one bar in particular that comes around twice that really jumped out. I also get a very faint hint of Mahler in the final page or so.
You can really see the influence that bop jazz pianists took from late-era romantic music. This could easily be an improv Oscar Peterson or Errol Garner played as an intro to a ballad.
i think less erroll garner, but i can really imagine bill evans play that in his earls period as like an introduction to my funny valentine or it could happen to you
It is not hard to think that nothing can be more beautiful than this lyrical piece. It is indeed very Chopin-esque to my ear. Whether it is, or not, it takes my breath away. Thank you.
How exciting! A piece by my favorite composer. And what a beautiful interpretation of this incredible nocturne. Thank you for this amazing recording of a piece by a composer whose music rarely see the light of day
As always, you are such a treasure..... Your notes on the composer are so useful and you play with the utmost and absolutely perfect expression. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
OMG. Im so marvelously impacted with your interpretation of this piece. The thing you did with the main theme in the repetition, was charming. Its really gives a fresh reinterpretation of what you did In the beginning and it sounded really really really great. I'm your fan
I really like following along with the sheet music as you play it. It seems like it would be difficult to play some of those rhythms on the right hand and keep the timing and rhythm of the left on some of this, and you executed it so well. Honestly, it was something I don’t hear every day and just wanted to say thank you. I’ve really been enjoying the pieces you’ve been playing and it really helps me relax at the end of a long day. 🎹🎁
Спасибо большое, что поделились этим шедевром. Я наверное раз 50 прослушала за последние сутки😄. Я так рада, что открыла для себя Сергея Борткевича. Каким-то образом это имя прошло мимо меня. Сейчас слушаю его произведения и в полном восторге. Спасибо огромное еще раз.❤
This is easily my favorite piano channel on UA-cam. Would you ever consider using a hand camera? Maybe put the score on the top half of the screen, and your hands/keyboard on the bottom?
This thread should be about Bortkiewicz, period. The harmony is late romantic, period. Classical music, nothing jazz about it. A jazz pianist who played in this style would not have made a reputation in jazz for it. A wonderful piece by a neglected composer, beautifully interpreted. Don't forget Ukraine, even though he lived abroad.
When Chopin meets Scriabin! What a wonderful gift! Thank you!
This piece feels jazzy ❤
I hear that too. There's one bar in particular that comes around twice that really jumped out. I also get a very faint hint of Mahler in the final page or so.
it’s a real delight! Thank you for sharing!!!
You can really see the influence that bop jazz pianists took from late-era romantic music. This could easily be an improv Oscar Peterson or Errol Garner played as an intro to a ballad.
True!
same thought when I saw that 'Copyright 1922' 0_0
i think less erroll garner, but i can really imagine bill evans play that in his earls period as like an introduction to my funny valentine or it could happen to you
Kapustin somewhat maybe somewhat Weissenberg vibes
This cant be improvised..
One of the most beautiful pieces of gentle repertoire that I’ve yet heard.
Романтичний твір, що надихає і дає насолоду та умиротворення.
Він має звучати якомога частіше.
How isn't this composer famous?!!
I absolutely adore Bortkiewicz. Beautiful piece! Bravo.
Cette mélodie est incroyable merci pour tout ❤️ce bonheur que vous nous procurer
Absolutely beautiful.
Мягко дышится ,напевно !Бархатные лапки .....
This sensuous, beautiful work by Bortkeiwicz could easily be the best of Scriabin from his middle period when Chopins influence was mildly notable ❤
What a marvelous what to start a piece!
It is not hard to think that nothing can be more beautiful than this lyrical piece. It is indeed very Chopin-esque to my ear. Whether it is, or not, it takes my breath away. Thank you.
I believe it is a gift from God. Thank you
How exciting! A piece by my favorite composer. And what a beautiful interpretation of this incredible nocturne. Thank you for this amazing recording of a piece by a composer whose music rarely see the light of day
this piece is GORGEOUS!!! The pain, the beauty, the EVERYTHING! Oh, my heart. Definitely adding this to list of pieces to learn!
I really love this Nocturne. It is a masterpiece. Period.
A Scriabinesque nocturne that is very much still original in style. Bortkiewicz is absoluely amazing
Marvelous playing, thank you for sharing your passion for music.❤
Bringing the great heritage of music further, delicate music
A lovely piece very much in the style of Scriabin.
So true, I just recognized that first line from Scriabin’s 5th Sonata (I think)
@@imme8471 i think it sounds like op 32 n2 in the beginning
Fantastic music 🎹🎶
Absolutely beautiful piece💕💐👍
Sehr schön! Vielen Dank
Wonderful!! I have not heard this beautiful piece, and so well performed. Thanks for sharing.
Qué belleza!!!!! Gracias de nuevo! ❤
Io adoro il tuo canale. Sei bravissimo e ci fai scoprire sempre pezzi di rara bellezza. Grazie
Α piano rarity, beautiful interpreted! What a gem this composer is!
This is beautiful..
Breath-takingly beautiful and wonderfully interpreted
Beautiful....
Goosebumps xoxoxo
No words can describe what Im feeling now …
THANQ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕
As always, you are such a treasure..... Your notes on the composer are so useful and you play with the utmost and absolutely perfect expression. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
This is so gorgeous
Thank you for this performance. Very beautiful music.
My introduction to this wonderful channel 1 year ago, and still one of the most beautiful pieces I've heard, Thank you Julian!
I love how you execute the polyrhythms.
Marvelous composition and exquisite piano performance ¡¡¡¡ Congratulations to pianist !!!!!
Gorgeous!
Beautiful performance, and it's always nice to find something new and interesting.
Спасибо, очень проникновенное исполнение!
Meraviglioso. Un capolavoro assoluto. Meravigliosa anche l'esecuzione.
Bellísima interpretación....
Its constant falling melodic and scale lines and Chopinesque chromaticism give it its unique charm.
What a marvellous piece
OMG. Im so marvelously impacted with your interpretation of this piece. The thing you did with the main theme in the repetition, was charming. Its really gives a fresh reinterpretation of what you did In the beginning and it sounded really really really great. I'm your fan
Wonderful
Beautiful! You play it so well! I will have to research this composer more.
I love how it starts with the second theme of his Impromptu Eros🥰
Das ist so unfassbar wunderschön gespielt! ❤ Wie musikalisch hingehauchte Tupfen ... 🎉 DANKE für diesen ganz besonderen Genuss dieses Traumstückes 😊
Lovely!!!!!
Beautiful...!
I love that i can hear scriabin influence in this
Beautiful 👏👏👏
потрясающе, есть что-то от Дебюсси, Скрябина и Шопена вместе взятых
beautiful played!
thank you!
It's interesting how this nocturne's opening theme can be found in the middle section of the impromptu from the same set of pieces
믿을 수가 없다. 너무 아름다워.
Ha beautiful nocturne 🤍
Музыкальный шедевр и исполнение гениальное
Браво!👏👏👏👏👏
What a delightful piece. Thanks for finding it and for the lovely performance.
Lovely piece and playing!!
Splendid Gamma 1734, thank you 🌷🌷🌷 (Holland)
I really like following along with the sheet music as you play it. It seems like it would be difficult to play some of those rhythms on the right hand and keep the timing and rhythm of the left on some of this, and you executed it so well. Honestly, it was something I don’t hear every day and just wanted to say thank you. I’ve really been enjoying the pieces you’ve been playing and it really helps me relax at the end of a long day. 🎹🎁
Magnific.
You're sooo good! 😍
Delicious, like most of Bortkiewicz…❤
This is so sweet!
Спасибо большое, что поделились этим шедевром. Я наверное раз 50 прослушала за последние сутки😄. Я так рада, что открыла для себя Сергея Борткевича. Каким-то образом это имя прошло мимо меня. Сейчас слушаю его произведения и в полном восторге. Спасибо огромное еще раз.❤
Bello. Mi mette un pochino di tristezza, però.
Can't believe 102 years of this song just being there and now here.
@@achinpajou yes.. crazy perspective i agree
Ravissant, merci !
Bortkiewicz is just so underrated. Why wasn't he introduced to music syllabus and repertoire?
Beautiful
Strong Chopin vibes. I will take more a dive into Bortkiewicz's piano pieces for sure especially this beautiful reverie of a piece. Thank you!
❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️
Lovely
Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece of music. A wonderful performance.
This is easily my favorite piano channel on UA-cam. Would you ever consider using a hand camera? Maybe put the score on the top half of the screen, and your hands/keyboard on the bottom?
thanks! i have actually done that occasionally and still think of doing it. it just takes much more time for me, but it should do it occasionally.
@@PianoScoreVids maybe on you most popular pieces ( by views). Just redo a few?
Прелесть❤
Pretty.
Einfach traumhaft!
The beginning sounds so Scriabinesque
can you please tell me what the small downward arrows under many of the bass notes mean?
likes your playing. Vienna from Dakota Dreams bookstore
하... 너무 좋다
what vst is this?
This thread should be about Bortkiewicz, period. The harmony is late romantic, period. Classical music, nothing jazz about it. A jazz pianist who played in this style would not have made a reputation in jazz for it. A wonderful piece by a neglected composer, beautifully interpreted. Don't forget Ukraine, even though he lived abroad.
It’s beautiful, and it looks like Chopin
4:10 amazing
Interesting.
Borkevich is Ukrainian composer. Because he was born in Ukraine, (Kharkov), and lived there for about the first 20 years.
Bonjour à tous à écouter 1000 fois sur un ampli à tube classe A en single ended ...
Mexico. 🇲🇽🎶🎶🎶
I wonder... the piece's subtitle... who was Dianna, anyway? Probably someone that the composer knew, perhaps.
Jazzy indeed!Great job,thanks.
It sounds like Scriabin op 45 no 1
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Yikes. What a lovely piece.
Hear something from early Scriabin :)
yes