This performance is the most musical I have heard. Instead of mechanically romping through the Presto to the end, he shows a tremendous sensitivity in properly contrasting volume when phrases are repeated at the octave level. May I dare suggest he learn to play the organ? He certainly has done the one thing organists don't do - practice playing octaves and scales. Teaching his feet to dance on the pedals should come naturally. He will make a heck of a lot more money too. Regardless, his is the most brilliant performance I have heard. I'm only sorry I don't get these UA-cam videos sooner. Anyone have an update on this fellow?
![Scriabin: Sonata No 7 Op 64 [Nersessian, piano]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4CD14RXKZss/mqdefault.jpg)
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This performance is the most musical I have heard. Instead of mechanically romping through the Presto to the end, he shows a tremendous sensitivity in properly contrasting volume when phrases are repeated at the octave level. May I dare suggest he learn to play the organ? He certainly has done the one thing organists don't do - practice playing octaves and scales. Teaching his feet to dance on the pedals should come naturally. He will make a heck of a lot more money too. Regardless, his is the most brilliant performance I have heard. I'm only sorry I don't get these UA-cam videos sooner. Anyone have an update on this fellow?
pace has the 2 bests interpretations on this music i've ever heard.
the clapping mid-performance is a pianist's worst nightmare
That clapping at 8:10 is painful
Ouch
@@whaijorhujishkomunyk Lol your video lol 😆
要说don juan ，还是朗朗2003那次弹地最好
13:20 Pace ficou corcunda
looks like Padarewski
8:10 haha pace lol