Marc-André Hamelin - Feinberg, Beethoven and Schumann
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2018
- Moscow - Nov. 29th 2017
Feinberg
Sonata No. 1 for Piano in A major, Op. 1. - 0:38
Sonata No. 4 for Piano in E-flat minor, Op. 6. - 7:22
Beethoven
Sonata No. 23 for Piano in F minor, Op. 57 ("Appassionata"). 18:14
Mvmt 2 - 28:02
Mvmt 3 - 33:58
Schumann
Fantasy for Piano in C major, Op. 17. - 43:03
Encore 1 - Hamelin Toccata on "L'homme armé" - 1:18:29
Encore 2 - Schumann "Abschied" from Waldszenen Op. 82 - 1:24:23
What wonderful playing is this?
I would have paid a thousand dollars to be at this concert.
Feinberg's 4th sonata is amazing. I can't get it out of my head even though I can't sing along. Huge props to Mr. Hamelin for putting this very underrated composer into the spotlight.
That was a solid performance of the Appassionata, holy cow.
My favorite pianist and person
Good god the ending to the beethoven sonata was earthshaking. and with so much clarity.
Had the pleasure of seeing Hamelin play a similar program live abt 6 months before this recording. He was incredible
Amazingly beautiful. I like Feinberg. But I have to say, I find Hamelin’s compositions even more captivating and profound. Just my taste.
I also agree with many of the comments here: too few YT videos of this great artist.
Phenomenal performances. Greatly enjoyed them. Thank you for posting this.
Feinberg
Sonata No. 1 for Piano in A major, Op. 1. - 0:38
Sonata No. 4 for Piano in E-flat minor, Op. 6. - 7:22
Beethoven
Sonata No. 23 for Piano in F minor, Op. 57 ("Appassionata"). 18:14
Mvmt 2 - 28:02
Mvmt 3 - 33:58
Schumann
Fantasy for Piano in C major, Op. 17. - 43:03
Encore 1 - Hamelin Toccata on "L'homme armé" - 1:18:29
Encore 2 - Schumann "Abschied" from Waldszenen Op. 82 - 1:24:23
What an extraordinary piece, Feinberg's e flat minor Sonata! Fascinating from the first to last note😮!
We have always said Marc-André Hamelin is a great pianist. Now we can ALSO say he is a great musician, one of the greatest alive.
Absolutely!
Was there a time since he turned professional that he wasn't a great musician?
I've always found this curious.
Great performance, great program!
In particular, I think his Schumann is so amazing!
I listen to it over and over again.
A fantastic program. Seems like the Maestro enjoys sharing musical ideas with the audience.
Thank you so much, keep up the good work!
Hamelin Is fantastic.
Richter a Monster
I am so happy that I could listen to your Hamelin Toccata on Lhomme arme.
Omg L'homme armé! I sang that with my school's choir. Amazing toccata!
Fantastic! Thank you!
Great programme, though when I saw him live he played Feinberg's 2nd. Hoping to hear him play the 3rd! Thank you.
Interesting how he lets the final chord of the second movement of the Schumann fade for so long, with the arpeggios of the third movement emerging directly out of it with no pause
I love Feinberg! I’m so glad MAH is popularising it.
Maravilhoso pianista!
one of the greats... of this century... and LAST!
Bravo!!!
SOLID!!! BRAVA!!! Reminds me of Richter.
Oh~Virtuoso.
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Bravo also at totum, the mature, refined and fruitful meeting of two geniuses Marc-André Hamelin and Ludwig van Beethoven.
You citizens of Moscow were congratulated with an anthological superb recital - a unique diamond - to privilege minds and keep forever in the heart
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The appasionata 3rd mvt, is the piano off key or did he make some mistakes(a lot..?)
Thank you! Way too few full Hamelin concerts on youtube right now.
I wouldn't say so though...
La seule interprétation existante d'Abschied. Les autres pianistes manifestent une incompréhension totale de cette pièce mystérieuse et feraient mieux de s'en abstenir et de venir écouter ici. (évidemment je ne parle pas de la Fantaisieop17 où l'on rencontre une qualité peu reconnue à Schumann qui l'a pourtant recherchée toujours : la grandeur.)
the toccata is reminiscent of the Hamelin butterly etude in minor key
bless you ^^
It's just amazing how many phones i heard during this performance, fuck Moscow.
1:02:50
The hardest passage from Schumann op.17
@@morganmartinez8420 Not even Hamelin can play it perfectly!
@@calebhu6383 well, at least he tried! :P I do think that his techical power is reducing as he gets older but that's just normal. My absolute favourite execution of that passage is by Freire, he maintained a consistent tempo and played a good part of it really clearly
@@morganmartinez8420 Freire has an astounding 2nd movement.
@@calebhu6383 I would say he has an outstanding overall performance! I'm listening to many versions of this piece because I want to attempt this in the near future and I stumbled upon Kate Liu's performance (which was filmed about a week or two ago for the chopin institute) and I was shocked on how badly she messed up the finale from the second movement. This is definetly NOT a piece accessible by everyone
Hear the Scriabin at 4:24
So reminiscent of Scriabin's 2nd sonata!
Nooo, what happened to all of your Volodos recordings??
My 2 Volodos videos are still up, if you're thinking about suremate's videos he was told by the artist's management (AMC) to remove them.
@@opustravels3659 Yes, I apologize for confusing your channels. That is very unfortunate! For those of us who live in U.S., these recordings are the only way we get to hear the majority of his repertoire, since he records so few CD's. I wonder if Volodos himself would be okay with the recordings remaining online.
Phone ringing at 1:28:10 at the end of Schumann's Waldszenen
The encore, his own piece - "L'homme arme" which is I think, The armed man, is that meant to mean a man carrying weapons or a sort of pun - you need arms to play the piano - or something else?!
It is old french song from 15th century. It was used by many composers as a theme for their masses during that time. ua-cam.com/video/HsXfjZeIlKc/v-deo.html
Someone who performs the Feinberg Sonatas with such brilliant wit and rhythmic mastery cannot possibly have been satisfied with his own Beethoven performance which time and again loses its rhythmic pulse that might carry a coherent melodic line. The Appassionata contains many passages which tempt the player to force the tempo to an impossible degree. Hamelin fell into nearly all these traps. In the end one felt that he simply wanted to bring this affair to an end, the faster the better, and gallopped the piece to death. And then a marvellous contrast, proof that Hamelin belongs to the most convincing and accomplished Schumann interpreters.
Appassionata's fiery coda is extremely difficult to control even for Maestro Hamelin. He made a couple of mistakes.
The part where he made the mistakes is very easy and comfortable to play. You just throw your hands there it plays itself. The trickiest bit is the part before that, the block chords, where he got super tense. He played them OK but then couldn't get rid of the tension and got caught later. Almost everyone has problems with those chords.
Feinberg has nice parts but always seem to go off in a weird tangent and not cohesive and just mad raving 😂
His form and structure is extremely concise