The Best of Rachmaninoff
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff (1 April [O.S. 20 March] 1873 - 28 March 1943) was a Russian composer, virtuoso pianist and conductor of the late Romantic period, some of whose works are among the most popular in the Romantic repertoire.
Born into a musical family, Rachmaninoff took up the piano at age four. He graduated from the Moscow Conservatory in 1892, having already composed several piano and orchestral pieces. In 1897, following the negative critical reaction to his Symphony No. 1, Rachmaninoff entered a four-year depression and composed little until successful therapy allowed him to complete his enthusiastically received Piano Concerto No. 2 in 1901. For the next sixteen years, Rachmaninoff conducted at the Bolshoi Theatre, relocated to Dresden, Germany, and toured the United States for the first time.
Following the Russian Revolution, Rachmaninoff and his family left Russia; in 1918, they settled in the United States, first in New York City. With his main source of income coming from piano and conducting performances, demanding tour schedules led to a reduction in his time for composition; between 1918 and 1943, he completed just six works, including Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Symphony No. 3, and Symphonic Dances. By 1942, his failing health led to his relocation to Beverly Hills, California. One month before his death from advanced melanoma, Rachmaninoff was granted American citizenship.
In Rachmaninoff's work, early influences of Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev, Mussorgsky, and other Russian composers gave way to a personal style notable for its song-like melodicism, expressiveness and rich orchestral colors.[3] Rachmaninoff often featured the piano in his compositions, and he explored the expressive possibilities of the instrument through his own skills as a pianist.
Tracklist:
1. Concerto para Piano e Orquestra #2, em Dó Menor, Opus 18 - Moderato
2. Concerto para Piano e Orquestra #2, em Dó Menor, Opus 18 - Adagio Sostenuto
3. Concerto para Piano e Orquestra #2, em Dó Menor, Opus 18 - Allegro Scherzando
4. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Introdução
5. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 1
6. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Tema
7. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 2
8. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 3
9. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 4
10. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 5
11. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 6
12. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 7
13. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 8
14. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 9
15. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 10
16. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 11
17. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 12
18. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 13
19. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 14
20. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 15
21. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 16
22. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 17
23. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 18
24. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 19
25. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 20
26. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 21
27. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 22
28. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 23
29. Rapsódia Sobre Um Tema de Pananini, Opus 43 - Variação 24
30. Vocalise Opus 34, #14
31. Prelúdio Opus 3, #2 - Cinco Peças Fantasia
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Time stamps!
1. Piano Concerto No. 2, Mvt. 1: 00:00
2. Piano Concerto No. 2, Mvt. 2: 10:40
3. Piano Concerto No. 2, Mvt. 3: 21:43
4. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Intro: 33:34
5. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 1: 33:40
6. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Theme: 34:00
7. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 2: 34:19
8. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 3: 34:37
9. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 4: 35:00
10. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 5: 35:29
11. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 6: 35:57
12. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 7: 36:55
13. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 8: 38:03
14. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 9: 38:36
15. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 10: 39:08
16. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 11: 40:07
17. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 12: 41:25
18. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 13: 42:41
19. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 14: 43:11
20. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 15: 43:57
21. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 16: 45:01
22. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 17: 46:41
23. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 18: 48:25
24. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 19: 51:21
25. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 20: 51:48
26. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 21: 52:26
27. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 22: 52:52
28. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 23: 54:33
29. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 24: 55:26
30. Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14: 56:44
31. Prelude, Op. 3, No. 2 (Prelude in C# Minor): 1:03:38
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Rachmaninoff is an absolute genius...(I wouldn't say the only one) but he is a unique musician, his romanticism just makes you break into joyful tears...what a great composer!
His piano concerto #2 is one of the most beautiful compositions of all time
+frederick grunewald Also, it should be pointed out that this compilation begins with that concerto.
Это божественно! В его музыке сама Россия. Браво, Сергей Васильевич!
Per me il concerto per piano n*2 è la composizione musicale più bella mai scritta e riesce a catturare proprio tutte le sfumature delle emozioni umane
Sergei Rachmaninoff was truly one of the last connection between 19th century classical music romanticism and modern times. The wonderful melodies with the exceptionally difficult piano pieces still resonate today as magically and magnificently done.
Horowitz I would say was the last!
Рахманинов-поистине Русская душа! Vocalise - вообще выворачивает наизнанку,невозможно оторваться-поток очищающих слёз внутри!!!...
I’ve always loved classical music, my family didn’t, my mother would make fun of Opera singers, I secretly would listen to it with affection....in the 1990’s before the magic that is UA-cam, I randomly bought 3 cassette tapes, one of Vivaldi, one of Bach and one shot in the dark by someone called Rachmaninov....I’ve never looked back.....xxxxx
It's natural to rebel against the opinions of others, especially when we are young; but all-too-often, we don't listen carefully and closely enough to our own beliefs and desires early on in our lives. But in doing so, you give yourself the gift of being able to enjoy something special and with passion throughout your life. I believe we are all given sufficient and adequate glimpses of such desirable things early on in our lives, and as you have discovered, the important thing was (and is) to listen. - j q t -
Ah, that was nice to read. My own introduction to Classical Music, and it's lifelong staying power within me, was also a revelation. In 1949-50, my Maternal Granddad suggested that I listen to some music. His record collection was untouchable - NO ONE could touch any of his records.
He chose something by Rossini - William Tell Overture. When it got to the Fanfare, I shouted, "Grandpa, that's the Lone Ranger"! Every boy in NYC knew that. I've been hooked ever since.
One of the best composers ever, incredible music.
It is an overwhelming cascade of clarity ,vibrant intensity ,melodically rich and brilliant musicianship a simply wonderful captivating musical treasure !
Rachmaninoff piano concerto 2 is one of the best in the history of music .
He is my most loved composer of all time. Each work a masterpiece.
Even though he was not as prolific as Tchaikovsky, he still is one of the very best. He was a heavy smoker and it got the best of him in LA.
Concierto no. 2, mi favorito🎼🎵🌹
@@jeffyates1943 He also suffered from Marfans syndrome which carried several physiological traits and weaknesses. One of those traits was slim hands with very long fingers.
But his music was for the ages and will far outlast the HORRIFIC GARBAGE THAT IS CALLED MODERN MUSIC.
Музыка Сергея Васильевича Рахманинова всегда возвращает меня на свою орбиту! Слава Богу за счастье слушать ее!
For over 50 years I have loved his music I hope to see him one day in the afterlife if I am so lucky I absolutely adore this man and his music All the years I have listened to him it is like the first time i have heard this beautiful music Bless his soul
As Geraldine Chaplin once said to Omar Sharif, "Yuri, come inside. It's Rachmaninoff!"
АПЛОДИСМЕНТЫ ИЗ РИГИ!!! СЛЕЗЫ ОТ ВОСТОРГА!!!💕💕💕
Unimpeachable performance！
Incomparable work.
My soul leaves the body
and will stay in the air
and will fall asleep.
Greetings from Japan.
В этой музыке свежий воздух и солнце и родной запах сирени.
I'm fostering a baby mockingbird and when I play Rachmaninoff for her, she makes these happy little quiet cheepcheepcheeps....
Какое чудо!😇Ведь ему только 29 лет,откуда столько красоты!
Из его души!
... музыка - голос Бога ______________________
... или его язык ?
I will never want to listen or watch anyone playing a Rachmaninoff composition now that I've heard Rachmaninoff playing his own music, it's so very special. I'm so thankful there are some sound recordings and that they are on UA-cam.
His melody lines are so romantic and soulful - gives you "goosies"!
Just gave one and read this
Russian people are extremely soulful in all their art: music, literature for example.
Once you breach the `outer shell' of their `wall' you get to the deep, rich, well of their individual strength of passion, which they put a hundredfold into their creations.
For me, it needs to have this feeling or passion, or else it's not Russian.
It is something which is totally natural for them.
When you have creative genius, strong work ethic, and technical skills, I guess we get this "romantic and soulful" music, as you say. And even today, it's not for money, since they are paid so little but sacrifice so much -with an admirable degree of dedication (even just an `average' performer).
For anyone wondering, it was played by Bernd Glemser with the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and Antoni Wit as conductor.
+sunfire65ph ага... Потому и слышно, что не очень по-русски звучит )) Все отлично и прекрасно, но не хватает "русской широты и дыхания". Вы были когда-нибудь на бескрайних русских просторах? Вот этого и не хватает...
+sunfire65ph
thanks for information. Always helpful.
Paulo Barreto Спасибо, рад контакту!
+silverbud something may be in personal terms. But easier to get from top to bottom, rather from bottom to top.)
Во-первых, невозможно убрать из Рахманинова русское звучание, во-вторых, чем больше разных исполнений, тем больше мы знаем о музыке.
I never tire, listening to Rachmaninovs music. I. Love it s!
I am in awe of anyone who can play the piano. So many gifts in the world. That is one of the best. Rachmaninoff's music is wonderful. Such a touch. Such grace and refined passion. Keep building.
if you are in awe, why not start!
Мой любимый композитор! Гордость моей Руси!
Да, гордость Руси, который был вынужден эмигрировать и умер на чужбине. Русь, тебе не стыдно?
@@larribathory8640 за что Руси должно быть стыдно? Не она его выгоняла. Изучите историю, сэр
Absolutamente mi compositor preferido. Su música deleita a mi alma, la hace vibrar, la transporta a lugares de espiritualidad inimaginables.
¡Gracias! Qué bien lo has definido.. Ya no necesito comentar nada más.. Él mismo dijo: Mi música viene directamente del corazón, y le habla sólo al corazón..
In 1975, when Eric Carmen's song "All By Myself" was played on the radio, my father was immediately offended that someone had stolen the tune from this great composer. My father was a huge fan of Rachmaninoff and played many of those beautiful pieces on the piano.
+Lezlie Nye Then you know a little about how black people feel when they hear rock and roll, country, gospel or anything else with a beat.
+Ken Swain that's deep!
+Ken Swain While that is your opinion, and you are entitled to it, you must not be really familiar with music from around the world. Many cultures of people with all different skin colors had/have traditional and other music with a beat, not just "black people". Having lived in Japan for many decades I know first hand that Taiko drumming has a freakin' awesome, complex beat. It did not come from Africa. Check out the drum group Kodo. Music is the universal language and no one has the claim on "a beat". Many contemporary groups incorporate thematic material from what is termed classical music in their songs. It isn't theft; it is an acknowledgement of great music from the past. Sting comes to mind with the song, "Russians" in which he used a theme by Prokofiev from Lieutenant Kije - Romance.Just enjoy music, like real music lovers do, no matter the skin of the musician.
+Ken Swain Country didn't exclusively come from Black musicians, barely at all actually unless you're counting blues.. Rock and roll you have a point, but gospel too - they couldn't have done it without a white christian influence to begin with. (Not saying I condone any of the terrible things done by the whites during the mixing periods for these musical styles, but I had to set the record moderately straight). Peace.
+Lezlie Nye have you seen the official video for one call away by Charlie Puth.... tell your father to look at this and let the rant begin.
My sister was listening to this and i was so mad. first of all that song ... nothing to do with Rachmaninoff, the dude probably just wanted to seem cool. like a leach. lol thats my classical music vs leach rant
Огромное спасибо за общение с Великой Музыкой!
Totality of the nuances of this sound architecture is like a flight in the Sublime, it's one of the most divine and evocative music I have ever listened to so far. It's played with a feeling of tremendous inner power. A delightful listening experience !
Спасибо!
Exquisite breath taking music. I never tire of hearing this piece.
My favourite Rachmaninov, I have this by at least 10 different pianistas, conductors and orchestras, from Rubinstein, Leonard Bernstein, Van Cliburn, Evgeny, Lang Lang and of course Rachmaninov himself, all four concertos. There's several others I need to add including this particular one - one regret, Vladimir Horowitz (b1903), who was a very close friend of Rachmaninov (b1873) never recorded the #2 in C minor . . . I've been listening to this concerto for a least fifty (50) years, maybe more, still love it as much as the very first time.
Me too🥰 Besides, i listened A. Volodos at Proms.. That is a new Genius playing Rachmaninov!.
I can't imagine my almost every day without the 2nd concert..
if any one was closest to Beethovens style it was this man right here. The strong octavs and the large chords strike a resemblance to Beethoven's Eroica and other works. Rachmaninoff's style is, in my opinion, one of the best.
Nice. Beethoven indeed was fraught with pain as was Rachmanimov. Loss of hearing of constant rejection in love interest Elise for one certainly not the only one. Then there was Moonlight sonata. Created out of another. Apparently he actually reworked a simple version into one quite inaccessible for its intended inspiration to play. A completely distressing and sad intention in my view. I am unsure of the validity of the account. Of Bewthovens pain this is sure. I personally have often wondered at whether or not Beethoven actually felt within himself the music should be played as loud as it is performed. He was deaf. So after all. He sawed the fortepiano legs OFF. Thus he could listen to what he was playing. To me as a point of consideration are his markings of dynamic at least in part based upon how he wanted to hear it. Thus since we the audience are able to hear the question I have is should his music be intended to be played with dynamic intensity with lesser volume. These are questions Beehoven scholars may know or have an insight about. I would appreciate an answer from Barry Manilow as he studied at Juilliard. Such an awesome force in the world. love his music. Sweet Melissa is awesome original. Taken out of inspiration of Chopin Prelude in f minor.
Wonderful !!!! When ever I was down and sad Rachmaninoff music gave me inspiration and strength..
Hay muchos conciertos para piano maravillosos, de Beethoven, de Chopin, Tchaikowsky, Schumann, Grieg... y tantísimos más.. Pero para mí, éste en concreto, el nº 2 de Rachmaninov, es EL concierto. Porque.. más bonito, imposible. Y esta "performance", es de las mejores que he escuchado nunca. Sublime y apoteósico... Me mata, cada vez que lo oigo..
I listen therefore I am
the piano concerto is just a rush of emotion into the soul
Фантастика! Можно прожить всю жизнь и испытать все эмоции за время прослушивания.
Музыки достаточно для жизни, а жизни для музыки не хватит. Кажется, так сказал Рахманинов 😀
Музыка, сопровождающая жизнь.Это музыка С.В. Рахманинова. С детства до старости. Я счастлива.
Rachmaninoff’s music is so subtle.
Rachmaninoff's music cured my cancer.
Are you aware of His story. How awesome of you to say. Rachmaninov was born of aristocratic birth. In the g minor piano concerto the allegory is of the sound of the horses of soldiers arriving to destroy and pillage his home and the clopping of horses as the cantered away at the end. The tumultuous destruction in the middle. The point of all or a great majority of his music is loss in his Russian homeland of family; such magnanimous sorrow. In 1901 Rachmanimov was playing in Carnegie Hall in New York. He was taught by the famous and very sought after musician and teacher Paganini. There is a London recording label that is available Rachmaninov plays Rachmaninov in case you wanted to look for it. I think it's great that his music healed you for it is an expression of positive result coming out of the expression of his born from the intense negative pain he had to experience. I hope that you are well.
Hallelujah
are you aware rachmaninov died from skin cancer?
@@cizdzall where did you learn such information? No I have not heard that or studied any book which gave that information.
@@stevewallschlaeger1379 any bio of rachmaninov will state he died of skin cancer.
Gorgeous! Profoundly inspiring! The best Romantic. I truly love it.
Es glorioso.. No sólo el último Romántico... Para muchos, el mejor..
Words can't explain the amazing felling that we feel when we listen something like this!
Великий русский композитор С.В. Рахманинов. Музыка на века!!! Спасибо большое.Top Classical Music
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Var. 18 breaks my heart in a positive way. Rachmaninoff's music reminds me of my life!
The chromatic progression that he mainly uses is unbelievably composed.. Miss you rachmaninoff
Rach has always moved me deeply since the earliest age. Like Religion, only more visceral. Romance, Power, Life, Death, Longing, Love. Poetic Human Music
You are very romantic, Colter.
Why is my bday April fools day
This is the reason why we Listen twice as much as we say. The tongue is sharp, but the ears are silent. love from above inspires much and yet is never credited to the Creator. The generator of all Love on Earth is and always has been the Heart. Never taking a break till the the end of time.For some of us even beyond.
+Vegan McDonalds The heart is not just an organ, it can also mean 'the centre of a person's thoughts and emotions, especially love or compassion', which is the dictionary definition!
Reminiscent of a beautiful era in human history, never going to come again. Hence , I console myself with these beautiful pieces.
jonathan everett I agree with you, 100%! I don't listen to the radio. I play my own music track wherever I go. This was a beautiful era for music, art and literature.
Racmaninoff one just listens to a piano 🎹 of dreams. ORCHESTRATION OF MUSICAL 🎼 🎶 INSTRUMENTS THAT AWAKENS NOTES OF THE SOUL . ❤️
Сергей Васильевич - ГЛЫБА !!!
could listen to this all day long thank you!
Esta música y sus compositores, son únicos, nos dejaron sus obras para ser recordados y admirados por siempre
Me gusto Rach.
Is it possible to feel a beautiful melancholy... I do believe I feel this way
The passion just pours out. An incredibly moving piece of music.
+Double E yeah, very russian soul, emotional, fierce and gentle, unpredictable and with hope for better
До чего же красивая музыка!
love all classic music the rachmanonoff is best for relaxing
I love your music sr Rachmaninoff....maybe lived for ever
Thank you for this video. I have loved SVR's music for many years. It seems modern in some ways and yet it was written so long ago. He is a composer I would love to have shared company with and tried to know as he is usually pictured looking very serious but was clearly very sensitive eg his collapse after the shambles of the inaugural performance of his first symphony under the baton of a drunken conductor. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. Thanks be to God.
Само Совершенство ......амплитуда эмоции неописуема .... Гений ...
sergei we love you
Рахманинов С.В. Это Космос! Океан страстей, мироздания! Его музыка вызывает такое ощущение как будто попадаешь в третье измерение и там растворяешься, распадаешься на молекулы, атомы, состояние ирреальное…..
I knew about Rachmaninoff before, but I've never deeply listened to his music...
I want to thank Matt Bellamy for discovering such a wonderful composer for me. I've never seen rock musician talking about a classical composer with such big love and admiration... So my favourite musician discovered for me my favourite classical composer.
yes many matt's songs are influence d by rachmaninov you can also listen to Tchaikovsky and Franz Liszt Matt loves those two composers too
that's why I love Muse. Coz I knew those composers and when I first heard Muse on showbiz I just knew that he is inspired by rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky
I know them. I can also add Chopin, Collateral Damage is actually his nocturne with some improvisations, also Prelude. And by Rachmaninoff were inspired Explorers, Space Dementia
I had no idea... but that makes a lot of sense now.
I love your username
Amazing channel for music. I love your the best. I am so happy to find you and subscribe. Good luck.
Великий... Спасибо за МУЗЫКУ!!! BRAVO !
My heart is quivered by these music .
The famous composer is almighty to our soul .
one day I will grow old and confused and I won't talk to nobody only this music to keep me company
Favorite! That is all I can say. I discovered his music while watching the movie, "Somewhere in Time," and just had to hear more of his genius. Yes, you can hear his Russian influence, but even better is that you are transported into an unknown love affair!
I Love 💕 that movie!
Душа переворачивается внутри
Именно такое чувство! ❤
I'm so glad his second piano concerto is first. That is one of my final piano goals is to be able to play the first phrase. Rachmaninoff is such an underrated musician.
jman036 awesome
I also have a dream that you said. You can absolutely realize that dream.
One of the greatest Composer!
I'm passionate. I can't help it. Rachmaninoff understands.
Funny how the placement of musical chords, put together in divine ways by these musical geniuses, can change your outlook on life, even if for just a moment?
Beautiful and tears come out
Музыка С.В. Рахманинова - эталон музыкального мышления, культуры, ясности ума, зрелости чувств.
... and finally, the great composers were capable of expressing the human soul of the modern man in rich, multilayered, aerial overtones and sharp, cool rays of emotional exposure... (taken from the book "Nobody with somewhat more meaningfull comment")
Happy to hear my absolute favorite thing ever right at the start
knallfroosch I remember you! You said your boyfriend played Prokofiev Sonata 3 for you, right?
Lo mejor de lo mejor. Maravilloso,!!!!! Felicidades!!!! Gracias..
Devine music....immortal for eternity.....
Trying to write an essay that's proving to be very difficult. While the task is a royal pain in my ass, this music makes it all the while better and bearable.
Is there truly a more splendid instrument than the piano? Wonderful music....
PM me qt
The piano is an entire orchestra at your fingertips:)
michael mattice nah, that title goes to the pipe organ.
LePredator1, please elaborate.
Ahhh, but without the violin and the rest of the orchestra, we would not have the depth of feeling.
Just wonderful! Magnific!!!! SUPER!!!!! Muito obrigado por poder ouvir sons tão belos.
could listen to this all day long thank you! [2]
damn ! so neat. I wish I could have seen Rachmaninov playing live !
There is a recording of him play the 2nd and 3rd piano concertos (c minor and d minor)
@@twinicebear775 video ou audio?
@@aleksanderkalicki5518 audio
Вот чего мне не хватало в моей жизни! В последнее время!!
My baby daughter loved it!
Rachmaninov uno de los grandes genios de la música rusa.
De la música rusa.. y universal.
No more word... Heavenly!!!
My favorite, love to play on piano his melodies, but tough and complicated but it's worst it, he is pure Genious, his music its a Pure Heaven
Merveilleux une légèreté une virtuosité une ligne mélodique un thème procure un enchantement merci d avoir partage
an amazing music ___________________________
Grazie A UA-cam ! Molto Gentili.
We were all spoiled by Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky.
indeed. we owe them our lives
Tchaikovsky=GOAT
As my Brooklyn neighbor once said, "I LOVE Russian Composers!!" And, he then proceeded to tell us all of them, in less than a minute!
Invaluable help. Thank you. I love much of SVR's music but this afternoon I was in the mood for the C# minor prelulde and there it was at last (and the last piece haha.)
Blessings and peace from UK
Piano Concerto No 2 is my favorite
Music for inside silence & spiritual thoughts.
The turn of notes in 10:58 is stunning, and the melody of 23:42 .. It is my big dilemma how he got inspired with such outstanding melody.. a lyrical theme in B flat major.. A picture comes to my mind, picture of a fictional mysterious and glorious town existed long time ago somewhere in Mesopotamia with great palaces and high walls. All the city fallen asleep around the palace of the King, stars so bright and close, surreal and mystical, A night of magical stories ... dark and eventful
hermosa melodía, maravillosa. gran composición.
estou sem palavras 👏👏👏👏 mil vezes
Had to pull off the road stop and listen when this came on radio...this rendition seems 'faster' than others I've heard...
It's music from the tail end of the Romantic Era. Much expression was encouraged then and since.
Thanks alot for your playlist. I really need it. Love you and wish the best to you
Just your average one of a kind GENIUS...
music is the best cure to our soul.
Exactly