Thank you for this. It's my favorite concerto, but I've never heard just the piano part. The orchestra was playing in my head with you. I appreciate your dynamic nuance!
Thank you, K Wood! I found a lot of people really like hearing the piano solo versions of concerti, because unless you're a pianist who practices it yourself, it's something most people will never hear! 😄 Be sure to subscribe (if you haven't already), and thank you for your support! 😄
Wonderful interpretation. What I love here is your pacing -- I see and hear so many renditions where it seems like a race to the finish. It takes a confident pianist to bring out the immense tonal beauty of this movement.
Words cannot describe the beauty of this performance. I will refer back to this video a million times as I am currently learning the piece for school. Thank you!
It's cool how your brain adds in missing orchestra parts, right? 🤣 Just played it two more times with an orchestra last weekend :) It's a great piece. Thanks for your support, @peterq9359! 😄
Thank you, Charlie, for this wonderful performance. I can't believe your sound is so good with just one microphone - it must be really top notch. Your playing and tone are so nuanced and colorful - you definitely practice what you preach.
Oh that's great, thanks for watching! Here's a behind-the-scenes first rehearsal video with an orchestra of this piece too, if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/ToWya1HmeOg/v-deo.html
Soy uruguayo. Ayer te conocí y ví algunos videos tuyos de cuando eras chico. Sos una inspiración!!! me voy a suscribir y recomendarte. Grande, Maestro!!!
Literally need to perform this for my class in a month and I desperately needed inspiration and a good performance to listen to to keep going and this definitely helped so much thank you
I have been exploring this with my limited technique, and it's wonderful to hear your version of the piano without the orchestra. If I had it to do over again I'd be a concert pianist. Enjoy the life your discipline and talent and artistry have afforded you and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for your support, @stephenvandorn722! Good luck with learning the piece, and keep me posted! Hope you can make it to a live concert sometime soon too. Merry Christmas, and thank you for subbing and commenting! 😄
Thanks so much for commenting, and welcome to the channel, @randiAndika_! I unfortunately can't upload many orchestral performance videos due to restrictions, but here's a behind-the-scenes rehearsal of one from earlier this year, if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/ToWya1HmeOg/v-deo.html Keep commenting and thanks again! 😄
Really appreciate it! Check out my long Learn to Play Masterclass on this (and the other movements), which might help out too! Here's the link to the 1st movement one: ua-cam.com/video/7QDxq3RbN6g/v-deo.htmlsi=EB3iVZmz49Kfw6ri
This was...no words!!!! I have listened to HUNDREDS of renditions of this piece, and this is absolutely fantastic. Honestly one of the best interpretations I have ever heard. Absolutely stunning...I will likely listed to your video several hundred more times. ❤
Thank you for your incredibly kind words, Robibi84! Hope you can make it to a live concert of mine somewhere sometime (latest schedule is at charliealbright.com). Be sure to sub here and on Facebook/Insta, and thanks again for your support! 😄
Beautiful beautiful performance Charlie. You’re such an inspiration! I could hear the orchestra in my head! If I can play this it will be a dream come true for me. After teaching for some 55 years my technique has somewhat diminished….
Thank you, @RyanAllgaier! Actually learned the 3rd a couple years ago...I personally prefer the 2nd though, even though the third is considered "harder." But of course, harder doesn't necessarily mean "better!" 😄
@@OctoPlaysPiano *Queue "Finding Nemo* - 🎶"Just keep practicing, just keep practicing...practicing...practicing...what do we do? We practice.🎶" LOL jk 🤣
Love your Interpretation!!!!! Absolutely amazing! So emotional and full of life! It's like the piano is speaking and expressing itself. Definitely on par with kissin. I like your interpretation a little bit lore that yuja's. Absolutely amazing well done!. ❤
Thank you so much Charlie for sharing this, I love the passion you put into it and the sensitivity and your romantic maturity. Your articulation is phenomenal! When will you perform it with an orchestra any idea? What an incredible experience that would be! Looking forward to it! All the best, Brian
Playing it twice next month with the North State Symphony in California. Playing it again in January with the Spokane Symphony in Washington State. Be sure to check my schedule on my website (CharlieAlbright.com) for the most up-to-date concert schedule! Thanks for your support! 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist You will be bringing a lot of pleasure to all those in attendance Charlie. Do let me know when it can be heard here up in Canada!. All the best with it. Your performance of it is powerful and so heartwarming. Brian
Beutiful execution. I am also asking if you have any helpful player tips for Prelude No. 1 In C Major from Das Wohltemper Klavier Book I by Johann Sabastian Bach. (Only the Prelude and not the Fugue)
Dear Charlie, very nice playing. What are you wearing in your eyes? Is it for hearing protection? If so how long have you used this? Very interested to know.
Hi Christopher! Hearing protection. I usually use active noise-cancelling headphones for both that reason and also because I often watch/listen to videos while I practice on my laptop (on the piano), but for this video, I went just with good old-fashioned earplugs. 😄 Be sure to subscribe (if you haven't already), and thank you for your support! 😄
Do you mean left and right? That’s a great question. The soft pedal makes grand pianos’ keyboards move slightly left and right so that the hammers hit fewer of the strings and it makes the sound softer and have a different tone.
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist I've never played a real piano so I didn't know, thanks for this information! And again, congratulations for the performance ;-)
It can be (especially when you're playing loud stuff like this Rach 2), so I will often wear Bose noise-cancelling headphones for two main reasons: 1) hearing protection, and 2) I watch UA-cam and stuff on my laptop up on the music rack while practicing sometimes :D
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist i did recommend get made some ear plugs custom that can reduce the noise but wont alter the sound. They say noise canceling dont protect hearing.
@@henryhorst9858 Hmm...not seeing that on my end (no time stamps on this video), but I do have a vid on doing 3-against-4. Maybe refreshing/resetting the app might help?
I love how he literally squeezes everything out of the notes and still makes it sound how its supposed to
Thank you so much, yorkzie7593! Be sure to sub for more, and thanks again for your support! 😄
Thank you for this. It's my favorite concerto, but I've never heard just the piano part. The orchestra was playing in my head with you. I appreciate your dynamic nuance!
Thank you, K Wood! I found a lot of people really like hearing the piano solo versions of concerti, because unless you're a pianist who practices it yourself, it's something most people will never hear! 😄 Be sure to subscribe (if you haven't already), and thank you for your support! 😄
Wonderful interpretation. What I love here is your pacing -- I see and hear so many renditions where it seems like a race to the finish. It takes a confident pianist to bring out the immense tonal beauty of this movement.
Thank you so much for your support and comment! :)
Words cannot describe the beauty of this performance. I will refer back to this video a million times as I am currently learning the piece for school. Thank you!
Thanks so much, @danielnikolopoulos7703! Good luck on learning the piece! It's a neat one! :)
Dude you deserve an orchestra for this!! I've been mentally adding them to this video lol
It's cool how your brain adds in missing orchestra parts, right? 🤣 Just played it two more times with an orchestra last weekend :) It's a great piece. Thanks for your support, @peterq9359! 😄
Thank you, Charlie, for this wonderful performance. I can't believe your sound is so good with just one microphone - it must be really top notch. Your playing and tone are so nuanced and colorful - you definitely practice what you preach.
Hey thank you so much! The mic is a really old Zoom H4 mic that I got maybe 13-14 years ago...but still works pretty well! 😄 Thanks for your support!
Absolutely perfect!
Thank you, @Seanneal9406! :)
Quel interprétation magnifique, vous m’avez fait pleurer alors que je connais ce morceau par cœur ! Merci Charlie ❤
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one of the best piano solo version i ever heard. Bravo!
Appreciate that, @Li Chris! Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks for your support! 😄
What an incredible sounds!
Is it amazing ❤
Thank you so much for your support and for commenting, @YourName-rv7lw! 😄
This is soo good!! Came from your master class video - absolutely beautiful playing
Oh that's great, thanks for watching! Here's a behind-the-scenes first rehearsal video with an orchestra of this piece too, if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/ToWya1HmeOg/v-deo.html
The second theme high arpeggios 😍
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Soy uruguayo. Ayer te conocí y ví algunos videos tuyos de cuando eras chico. Sos una inspiración!!! me voy a suscribir y recomendarte. Grande, Maestro!!!
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Awesome performance. I really appreciated the slowing down on 11, bar 8, before the Dflat7 chord
Thank you, @enzofalzone1124! 😄
4:07 is always amazing!! Lots of notes but we can clearly hear the melody!
Thanks so much, @m.moonsie! 😄
Literally need to perform this for my class in a month and I desperately needed inspiration and a good performance to listen to to keep going and this definitely helped so much thank you
Hey glad it was helpful, @yorkzie7593! Thanks for the support, and good luck in your class performance! 😄
Simply incredible!
Thank you, @MegaCookiecook!
I have been exploring this with my limited technique, and it's wonderful to hear your version of the piano without the orchestra. If I had it to do over again I'd be a concert pianist. Enjoy the life your discipline and talent and artistry have afforded you and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for your support, @stephenvandorn722! Good luck with learning the piece, and keep me posted! Hope you can make it to a live concert sometime soon too. Merry Christmas, and thank you for subbing and commenting! 😄
BRAVO !
Thank you!
I really love your work. Shame I just discovered your channel recently. Thank you for playing this masterpiece wonderfully 😊
Thanks so much for commenting, and welcome to the channel, @randiAndika_! I unfortunately can't upload many orchestral performance videos due to restrictions, but here's a behind-the-scenes rehearsal of one from earlier this year, if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/ToWya1HmeOg/v-deo.html
Keep commenting and thanks again! 😄
Beautiful! Thank you!
Thanks for commenting and subbing, @RMPdude! 😄
This is the best kind of piano playing ❤
Thank you, Tom! 😄
I’m trying to learn this now, and you make every note so clear it’s incredible 🙏🙏 so helpful and beautiful
Really appreciate it! Check out my long Learn to Play Masterclass on this (and the other movements), which might help out too! Here's the link to the 1st movement one: ua-cam.com/video/7QDxq3RbN6g/v-deo.htmlsi=EB3iVZmz49Kfw6ri
Absolutely beautiful! ❤
Thank you, MMilr L! It's a beautiful piece (especially with the orchestra part). 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist The orchestra was playing in my head while I listened hahah
Amazing performance! Well done!
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とても素敵な演奏ですね！
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This was...no words!!!! I have listened to HUNDREDS of renditions of this piece, and this is absolutely fantastic. Honestly one of the best interpretations I have ever heard. Absolutely stunning...I will likely listed to your video several hundred more times. ❤
Thank you for your incredibly kind words, Robibi84! Hope you can make it to a live concert of mine somewhere sometime (latest schedule is at charliealbright.com). Be sure to sub here and on Facebook/Insta, and thanks again for your support! 😄
Beautiful beautiful performance Charlie. You’re such an inspiration! I could hear the orchestra in my head! If I can play this it will be a dream come true for me. After teaching for some 55 years my technique has somewhat diminished….
Thank you for your support! 😄
Excellent!
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Beautiful. That sounded amazing. Also, the satin finish on that piano looks amazing.
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This is absolutely wonderful, I love the way you play! I would love to see Rachmaninoffs third piano concerto
Love your videos! ❤
Thank you, @RyanAllgaier! Actually learned the 3rd a couple years ago...I personally prefer the 2nd though, even though the third is considered "harder." But of course, harder doesn't necessarily mean "better!" 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist I love both and I dont know if I could ever choose between the two. I love both and especially your playing of it!! :)
Mui excellente !!!
Thank you! :)
Incredible!
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Absolutely incredible!!!
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@@CharlieAlbrightPianist Of course im subbed! Keep practicing!
@@OctoPlaysPiano *Queue "Finding Nemo* - 🎶"Just keep practicing, just keep practicing...practicing...practicing...what do we do? We practice.🎶" LOL jk 🤣
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist lol
Very amazing ❤🎉
Thank you! ...And thanks for commenting! 😄
Tremendo!!!!!
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Love your Interpretation!!!!! Absolutely amazing! So emotional and full of life! It's like the piano is speaking and expressing itself. Definitely on par with kissin. I like your interpretation a little bit lore that yuja's. Absolutely amazing well done!. ❤
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Круто👍 В начале напевал оркестровую партию!
Спасибо! Thank you for your support! :)
On par with Kissin's interpretations, wowww. Fantastic work! You put a huge amount of emotion in your playing.
Thank you for your support! 😄
Thank you so much Charlie for sharing this, I love the passion you put into it and the sensitivity and your romantic maturity. Your articulation is phenomenal! When will you perform it with an orchestra any idea? What an incredible experience that would be! Looking forward to it! All the best, Brian
Playing it twice next month with the North State Symphony in California. Playing it again in January with the Spokane Symphony in Washington State. Be sure to check my schedule on my website (CharlieAlbright.com) for the most up-to-date concert schedule! Thanks for your support! 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist You will be bringing a lot of pleasure to all those in attendance Charlie. Do let me know when it can be heard here up in Canada!. All the best with it. Your performance of it is powerful and so heartwarming. Brian
@@pianoweighttouchbrianking809 Thank you! :)
What accompaniment do you use when practicing? Most accompaniments I find to be too synthetic or too expensive lol
Often practice with no accompaniment, but when I do, I'll just play along with a recording/UA-cam video of the full version (with piano and all).
Beutiful execution. I am also asking if you have any helpful player tips for Prelude No. 1 In C Major from Das Wohltemper Klavier Book I by Johann Sabastian Bach. (Only the Prelude and not the Fugue)
Thank you very much for the support, and for the suggestion for a possible future video! 😄
Dear Charlie, very nice playing. What are you wearing in your eyes? Is it for hearing protection? If so how long have you used this? Very interested to know.
Hi Christopher! Hearing protection. I usually use active noise-cancelling headphones for both that reason and also because I often watch/listen to videos while I practice on my laptop (on the piano), but for this video, I went just with good old-fashioned earplugs. 😄 Be sure to subscribe (if you haven't already), and thank you for your support! 😄
is it normal that i hear the orchestra to?
Probably not unusual if you're a fan of the piece! 🤣 Be sure to sub (if you haven't already) for more! Thanks for your support! 😄
Impressive ! but why the keyboard is moving at 5:21 ?
Do you mean left and right? That’s a great question. The soft pedal makes grand pianos’ keyboards move slightly left and right so that the hammers hit fewer of the strings and it makes the sound softer and have a different tone.
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist I've never played a real piano so I didn't know, thanks for this information!
And again, congratulations for the performance ;-)
@@aiexis No problem! Thanks for your support! :)
is it very loud to pratice on this size piano i see you wear ear plugs?
It can be (especially when you're playing loud stuff like this Rach 2), so I will often wear Bose noise-cancelling headphones for two main reasons: 1) hearing protection, and 2) I watch UA-cam and stuff on my laptop up on the music rack while practicing sometimes :D
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist i have a 180 and its pretty loud to but i need more bass and not treble
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist i did recommend get made some ear plugs custom that can reduce the noise but wont alter the sound. They say noise canceling dont protect hearing.
Why does it say 3 against 4?
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@@CharlieAlbrightPianist the second time stamp in this video says “how to do 3 against 4”
@@henryhorst9858 Hmm...not seeing that on my end (no time stamps on this video), but I do have a vid on doing 3-against-4. Maybe refreshing/resetting the app might help?
It's me or the G in 4:56 is out of tune ?
Yeah, probably a little. I’ve had it tuned again since then.😄