Rachmaninoff - Etudes Tableaux Op. 39 No. 5 (Sultanov)

The Rachmaninoff Etude Tableau Op. 39 No. 5 is a really tragic etude, possibly the most tragic of the set. It combines an harmonically very dense texture with very lyrical, sometimes Scriabin-esque melodies. Sultanov playing is here, and as always, beyond amazing, with intensity, passion, and hidden melodies of pieces he shows.

[@SCRIABINIST]

0:37 One of my favourite bits of all music, so bitter-sweet, so nostalgic, and so painful

[@yagiz885]

All Sultanov's Rachmaninoff interpretations are different worlds and journeys. Good job with the video.

[@SeigneurReefShark]

I agree, but not even only Rachmaninoff. Sultanov is god lmfao

[@yagiz885]

@@SeigneurReefShark I disagree, Scriabin is god not Sultanov. Sultanov can be prophet.

[@gururkeremsakar9812]

Kesinlikle!!

[@yagiz885]

@@gururkeremsakar9812 abi çok iyi çalıyorsun, discordun var mı

[@AsrielKujo]

Nice one, i have the book of this too (probably gonna stay there forever like all of the books)

[@SeigneurReefShark]

Lucky to have those books ahah, but you have all life to learn them !

[@AsrielKujo]

@@SeigneurReefShark :///

[@Doozy_Titter]

Pure ecstasy...

[@exomin4309]

jaw on the floor

[@bloba6969]

Sultanov could have achieved many more great things if he didn't die so early

[@lolbruh1170]

He would have just wallowed more in his incompetency

[@bloba6969]

@@lolbruh1170 yeah sure

[@lolbruh1170]

Incompetent pianist.

[@SeigneurReefShark]

Projecting much i see