Levko Revutsky - Piano Sonata No.1

[@Schlectowski]

Levko Mykolayevych Revutsky, Ukranian composer and teacher born on February 20th 1889 in Irzhavets, and died on March 31st 1977 in Kiev.

[@freeesshhh]

Levko Mykolayovych Revutskyi*
Kyiv*
So many mistakes, but I forgive you since you didn't know Ukrainian to English transliteration.

[@Vmokritsk]

For those who asked who is the performer: this is a performance of Ukrainian pianist Maria Krushelnytska.

[@wcsxwcsx]

I can hear the crackle of the record. I like it. It takes me back.

[@eugenepashch5213]

I used to play some of this works as a child...beautiful. Check out his preludes.

[@ciararespect4296]

Yea I played this when I was five

[@yuliataranyuk6695]

Розкішна музика.

[@tonylogan4092]

Ukraine has produced both some great musicians and some great revolutionaries ... Trotsky for one instance of that. 🤭💐🇺🇦

[@pianist-moko]

Beautiful💐

[@user-wj7zd3kz5e]

Наконец то, нашлась запись)))))))

[@fyrexianoff]

You can also listen to his Piano Concerto Op.18 , i have on my channel with score.

[@ValseMelancolique]

Beautiful

[@user-nn8vo7jh2w]

6:55

[@irinarobbuevska-cowell238]

Спасибо большое за эту замечательную запись. Кто исполнитель? Спасибо

[@spac3craf]

I too would like to know who the performer is.

[@user-qu8jf2lt6m]

Great! Who is a performer?

[@MSchultheis]

It's a nice piece of music. Can you tell me where I can buy the sheet music? Do you know the publisher of the score shown in the video? Thanks!

[@kyokusei]

I'd love to hear the 2nd sonata some day. Too bad there isn't any info on it anywhere, or recordings. I can only find the score.

[@Mary.ua.]

i will play it soon

[@freeesshhh]

Що за насолода! Шкода виконавець, що не вказаний.

[@olgamusik]

Подскажите пожалуйста, кто исполняет сонату? 😊

[@KinkyLettuce]

opening is very chopin's revolutionary

[@lyudachka11]

not quite

[@carlackley1169]

It gets real Rachmaninoff real fast xD

[@pietrolandri6081]

@@lyudachka11 actually Jeffrey is right. Opening reminds the mature Chopin when he sounds like tonality ambiguos in his more revolutionary results. Afterwards he reminds Kosenko (also Ukrainian) with (seldom) touch of Rachmaninovian declaimed rhetoric.... But always remaining lower profile.... Never exaggerating (that is main limit of Rachmaninov)

[@steveegallo3384]

@@pietrolandri6081 -- A pastiche but a still a fine piece. Nice echoes of Tschaikowsky's 'Pathètique finale [end 1st (?) movement], and of Scriabin at 7:00....morphing thence into Tschaik's 1st Piano Concerto....I loved it!

The first 20 seconds took my mind to Liszt's sonata with which it shares both the key and a theme.

[@firoza8994]

very very strongly sense rachmaninoff op16 no4

[@firoza8994]

This got a lot better after repeated listens and I don't really agree with this anymore