Rachmaninoff: Trio élégiaque for piano, violin and cello no.2 in d minor op.9
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- In celebration of the 4th Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition, Dmitri Makhtin, Alexandre Kniazev and Andrei Korobeinikov perform the Trio élégiaque n°2 in d minor op.9 by Rachmaninoff. Live concert at the Radio France Auditorium, recorded on 6 September 2018.
After a first short Trio élégiaque composed in January 1892, Rachmaninoff began working on his Trio élégiaque no.2 on 25 October 1893, the same day as the death of Tchaikovsky. He completed the work in five weeks ("All my thoughts , all my strength, is dedicated to the work"), and premiered the work himself in front of two of his friends, on 31 January of the following year.
However, it would seem that the work was composed somewhat in a hurry, emotions, since Rachmaninoff made numerous changes between 1907 and 1917. Surprisingly, he removed in 1907 a part for harmonium initially added to the second movement!
The initial Moderato opens with an obstinato piano motif, a sinister lamento followed by a profoundly sad melody played by the cello. The violin joins the melody until, at the end of a poignant crescendo, an Allegro moderato suddenly arrives, closing after many adventures with an enigmatic conclusion, both painful and resigned.
The vast second movement is made up of an Andante theme, initially exposed by the piano, followed by eight variations. The theme, explains Pierre-Emile Barbier, "is borrowed from the Fantasy for orchestra op.7 "The Rock", a work composed by Rachmaninoff in the beginning of 1893 and one that Tchaikovsky hoped to conduct in Moscow". The variations do not grow progressively in size or speed, but rather on the contrary vary textures, moods, and speeds, from the Allegro for the three instruments to the final Moderato, passing by a Lento for piano solo, a whirlwind Allegro scherzando, an incredibly bare Moderato followed by an Istesso tempo, placing the cello in the limelight before finally returning to the piano with the Allegro vivace and the Andante.
The brief Finale concludes rapidly by returning to the melodic material of the first movement, ultimately dyingaway sorrily.
Written by Christian Wasselin
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These three Russian musicians perform Rachmaninoff’s excellent second trio with incredible skill, pounding through the faster parts with passionate intensity and synchronicity and the slower passages with such beautiful tenderness. Certainly one of the very best versions I’ve ever heard (and watched).
Sublime ! Magnifiques interprètes : Andrei Korobeinikov , Alexandre Kniazev et Dmitri Makhtin . Musicalité, lyrisme, poésie... Merci pour ce partage...
Merci à vous pour les noms aussi !
This performance has a transcendental quality and spiritual nature about it that takes you to a higher place.Rachmaninoff has created something here that is rare. Every single note has such purpose in contributing to this delicious and satisfying musical experience for the audience. Thank you so much for posting this.
Agreed with you in every single word. In my memory, I can't remember a single performance with so much enthusiasm in creating atmospheres of pianos and fortes, and a dynamic of intimacy so proper of Rachmaninoff music... Very happy to hear it...
Every single note most definitely does not have purpose here, nor in any other piece of Rachmaninov focusing on the piano. All those octaves and chromatic arpeggios are for the sole purpose of showing off, as is usual in the composer's Lisztian heritage...
Don’t think it’s showing off. It is the vocabulary of his style just like a painter has a palette. It is very sincere, heartfelt and dramatic and so the octaves and chords are there. It is another question whether there is fine balance between the instruments and if the themes have distinction and if the overall composition is successful. The composer made cuts in 1917 to some parts.
@@Συναισθησις it is beautiful music, that can be felt only if you have a soul.
Another of Rachmaninoff's masterpieces, I thought I heard everything and this is something else. Love it, have to listen several times to appreciate the writing of a master recreated by consummate musicians. Bravi...........................................
I’ve been listening to this multiple times every day for the past week. What a sublime work, and an even more sublime interpretation
Dit is met afstand de mooiste uitvoering die er op UA-cam te vinden is.
De compositie zelf - door Rachmaninov geschreven toen hij 20 was - getuigt van een buitengewone klasse. Wat een bijzonder tribuut aan de overleden Tsjaikovski! 🎶🕰🎼
Wow, what a performance. So much passion.
Sergei Rachmaninoff - Trio élégiaque (Элегическое трио) no. 2 in D minor, Op. 9 (1907 version)
1. - Moderato: 0:00
2. - Quasi variazione: Andante: 20:30
3. - Finale: Allegro risoluto: 42:52
Violin - Dmitri Makhtin
Cello - Alexander Knyazev
Piano - Andrei Korobeinikov
👍 great help.
Bravissimo!! it's dark fantasy, intrigue, mystery...
A masterful performance of one of the most beautiful and poignant pieces in the piano trio repertoire. Thank you.
You can feel every ache of Rach's loss of his great giant of a hero.
Piekne i poruszajace, jak caly Rachmaninow...
Bravo, magnifique interprétation.
Bellissimo trio e ottima interpretazione.Molto bello il secondo movimento
Brilliant, brilliant and brilliant! I can't find any other words to express my Joy for this performance!
Congratulations on the Svetlanov Conducting Concours and Madame Bower, and this wonderful tribute
Fantástico.
❤une prestation incroyable !!! quelle expression ! Merci beaucoup
Such perfect, Russian understanding; they breathe as one.
Esecuzione bellissima! Carica di passione ed energia. Ottime anche le riprese!
HERMOSAMENTE EJECUTADO - FELICIDADES A LOS MUSICOS GHRANDES INTERPRETES DE RACHMANINOF. DESDE MONTERREY MEXICO
Браво, Дима, каким первоклассным скрипачом ты стал....
Splendido!
Mil gracias que belleza
Gracias por publicar ésta gran obra maestra de la música y del arte. Gracias.
chef d oeuvre absolu......le tout!
Совершенно гениальное прочтение
....Если б ещё и рояль прикрыть... Но это все же не к Коробейникова,а к "инженерам"
@@zinam5795 Вы думаете? Я просто слышу это трио скорее как фонтепианный концерт (по количеству и важности того, что лежит на пианисте), поэтому если пианист играет замечательно, почему бы его немного не усилить? :-)
Obra sobrecogedora interpretacion magnifica.
Great performance. The cellist uses a LOT of rosin! 😆
Rachmaninoff composed this music for Tchaikovsky's death.He impressed after his death.
😊
Brillant et subtil trio.
@8:41 this it the same music that the great American Olympic figure skater, Michelle Kwan, used. Her figure skating performance was every bit as riveting as this performance here. I would urge anyone to just look up: Michelle Kwan Short Program 1998 National Figure Skating Championships (she's wearing a Red and Gold dress). The performance is sublime, as is this performance.
I want to hear it live so bad. And only by these free guys. This is just exceptional.
quá hay luôn ạ
My favorite part, so sad and powerful 8:12
Wow.
🎵 🎶 😊👌 🎶🎵
♡
Dramático y desgarrador...!!!
Tan emocionante y conmovedor….."6 ft 3 in of genius and Russian depression!" Bravi tutti desde México!
Gracias y saludos
@@steveegallo3384 viejo verde.
@@daph0307 -- ¿Filósofo de cubículo....en su laberinto de soledad?
Merci pour le contexte et qui sont s'il vous plaît les interprètes ?
C'est quasiment un trio pour piano et pour violon et violoncelle obligés . j'ai bien apprécié cependant .
34:24
Oso onak
Piano is to quiet and sometimes too fast. Don't like this tempo.
its ok to have an opinion!
Quelle oeuvre merveilleuse de Rachmaninov, qui nous change bien de ses concertos si connus, mais qui garde bien la trace de tout son romantisme, ici, parfaitement enregistrée par trois grands interprètes russes, qui le servent parfaitement !!!
For Tchaikovsky's.