Мне нравится, что молодые пианисты берут на вооружение произведения Капустина, полные оптимизма, животворящей эгергии, вписывающихся в скоростной режим нашего времени, популяризируя их для широкой публики.
It's so intimidating to hear the composer play their own very technical works so flawlessly that it makes you not even want to attempt playing it. Kapustin was truely a rare talent.💯❤️
It’s wonderful to hear the music played as he intended, to hear the original instead of one of the many fantastic interpretations out there. It sounds so geometric, like a fractal. I simply love it
@@sergeirachmaninoff6397 I bought Hamelins CD of the complete Kapustin Concert Etudes several years ago (his Rach 3 has an exceptional "intermezzo" 2nd mvmnt also) and I like Yoav Levanon's Etude #1 more than the composer ua-cam.com/video/nj1G81ZJBuQ/v-deo.html
I'm 86. I used to be a fair pianist but Kapustin in light years beyond me. I'm just knocked out with his compositions and skills of performance. Go seniors!!
within the few opening seconds my jaw dropped and i broke into a smile. it felt like standing before a door which opened to reveal a universe my mind could neither conceive nor comprehend
Впервые несколько этюдов Н.Г. Капустина услышала в исполнении японского пианиста Хаято Сумино. Скоростная неоклассика с джазовыми элементами при виртуозной технике исполнения с сохранением логической цепочки мысли. Появился яркий интерес к произведениям современного композитора. Спасибо за записи исполнения сочинений автором.
Actually... Jazz is an art form, not an aesthetic. This is Classical music. Don't mean to be an ass, but I think the distinction is actually important because misidentifying Jazz is disrespectful to what is a unique art form.
@@mysterium364 Kapustin himself said "I was never a jazz musician. I never tried to be a real jazz pianist, but I had to do it because of the composing. I'm not interested in improvisation - and what is a jazz musician without improvisation? All my improvisations are written, of course, and they became much better; it improved them"
In his own version of the Toccatina, you can hear an extra "tessitura"(for the lack of a better word) melody that other pianists typically blur into some accompaniment.
@@criticuskrimson3791 очень приятно, спасибо за отклик) да, я от первого брака, отец и его вторая жена не рассказывали обо мне. Знали только близкоприближённые.когда я училась, конечно же преподы знали, чья я дочь и поблажек не давали! И это очень правильно.. с отцом и его женой Аллой мы были дружны до последних дней...братья мои не стали музыкантами, а мне передался от папы талант. И я с 4 лет играю на фоно и пишу музыку.. иниересно, что талант передался одной из дочерей моего брата - она на половину китаянка. Живут они в Калифорнии, я с ними общаюсь по видеовязи еженедельно, так она в 6 лет играет инвенции Баха, сонатины Бетховена и даже рег-таймы Джопплина и читает с листа! Сама бежит к инстументу и занимается одна, никто не помогает, кроме меня и то только по видео и не так часто. В муз.школе 1 час в неделю занятия. Это даже и не смешно! Очень жаль, что к её таланту нет должного внимания..
I'd love to hear full orchestrations of these gems. They're magnificent glorious examples of what those genius Russian composers can do. Nobody touches them
Среди всего великолепия этюдов выделю второй. Ассоциация : "Солнечный летний день, цветение многотравья, полёт мотыльков." Очень красивый этюд. Спасибо автору за прекрасное сочинение.
И я также потрясена романтикой и необыкновенными звуковыми красками( особенно это удалось немецкой пианистке - Katharina Treutler!этого второго этюда )
just a small remark after all the justified eulogies: here is composer who actually performs exactly what he has written, unique and very beautiful, slava!
19:39 The score shows eighth notes here, but it seems like he's playing them dotted / in swing. Anyone else notice this? I feel like it sounds better that way.
Hi! I’m 16 years old and I really like the sound of Kapustin. This group of etudes is special to me; I especially like the third one. The reason I know of Kapustin is that a Japanese jazz group called ‘Mouse on the keys’ did a rendition of that third etude and when I did some research into it, I found the rest of this set and I love it! I’m a hobbyist composer myself and this kind of jazzy, intricate style is exactly the kind of thing I’d love to learn how to emulate in my own work.
Why is it shocking? So many brilliant people and things came out of the Soviet Union. What, you think the USA is the only one that can be 'new and exciting'?
I think his "grumpy cat look" was a look of fear. Loving something as American as jazz is dangerous in present-day Russia. The KGB almost killed Shostakovich who was Russian from head to toe. What would they do with Kapustin and his fascination for American jazz? That was a look of fear and my heart goes out to this courageous composer who had a "soft spot" for America and its jazz! I am surprised he lasted as long as he did.
@@leoinsf when jazz was 'in' he was happily a jazz pianist. when jazz was out, he was a classical pianist. he wore both hats so well! but yes a horrible situation to have to deal with!!
@@bachplayer13 Interesting. I didn't realize this! I guess this is why he didn't go on world tours because he certainly could have! His music is fresh, exciting and new! His jazz is authentic, compelling, and magnificent! Buried in Russia, I am afraid his reluctance to travel outside of Russia helped the eventual "demise" of jazz! When I see pictures of him, I note a "scared", unhappy look about him. Perhaps it was difficult living in Russia having an American skill???
yet another criminally underrated 20th century composer. one with no qualms about fully embracing tonality. this music is unabashedly pretty and harmonically luxuriant, but perhaps still too complex and idiosyncratic for the average everyday music fan who lack an appetite for such a vigorous dismantling of artificial boundaries. he is neither traditionalist nor modernist; too jazzy to be 'classical' but far too formally complex to be labelled 'jazz.' Oddly enough, his kaleidoscopic compositional signature, with its fine-grained juxtaposition of "high" and "low," "popular" and "academic" styles, delivered with such ebullient rapid-fire virtuosity, calls to mind 1970s rock bands like Emerson Lake and Palmer, who combined Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, Ginastera (!) -- and others -- with elements of jazz, boogie-woogie, hard rock and blues. Everytime I hear his music I can't help but notice this (most likely completely accidental) parallel. They probably never even heard of each other, otherwise I bet they would have adapted some of his work as they did with their weird and wonderful reimagining of Ginastera's "toccata": ua-cam.com/video/MgaETQh4uXg/v-deo.html
通勤中に運転しながら聞くとテンションあがります😊
辻井伸行さんのコンサート動画で、「何だこのカッコいい曲は！」と衝撃を受けました。それがカプースチンの「コンサートエチュード／プレリュード」でした。全曲聴きたいと思って検索したらなんと本人の演奏があるではありませんか。８曲とも素晴らしい作品で感動しました。
2023年1/9
辻井伸行さんのコンサート後半で、カプースチン全曲弾きました。圧巻でした!!
私もカーネギーで聴きました。本当に素晴らしくて、生きてて良かったと思いました…❤
@@ぷく-r8o 返信ありがとうございます。私も昨年の12月15日に辻井さんのコンサートに行きました。大好きなベートーベン、リスト、ラヴェルとともに、このコンサートエチュード全曲を聴くことができて本当によかったです。
全く同様にこちらに導かれました。Hiromi さんが好きなので失礼ですが直感でしたがHiromi Soundに遺伝したかと思った程です‼️衝撃的でした。❤❤❤
R.I.P. Maestro....:(((
rest in peace:(
Мне нравится, что молодые пианисты берут на вооружение произведения Капустина, полные оптимизма, животворящей эгергии, вписывающихся в скоростной режим нашего времени, популяризируя их для широкой публики.
本人演奏はジャズ感が凄い
あなたの曲、今とても人気がありますよ
It's so intimidating to hear the composer play their own very technical works so flawlessly that it makes you not even want to attempt playing it. Kapustin was truely a rare talent.💯❤️
He was a true genius...
素晴らしい！心地が良くて新しい。素晴らしい才能…世界の宝
前トッカティーナ弾きました。(あまり早くは出来なかった…)
We remember you. Kapustin, you are the driving force of my life. R.I.P
カプースチン御本人様の演奏が
やはり素晴らしいですね ( ´•̥̥̥ω•̥̥̥`)
辻井氏のカプースチン聴いてみてください。
度肝を抜かれる事間違いなしです！
@@みーママ-g9g 1番を弾かれている映像以前拝見しました。
辻井さんの先生 川上さんは、
日本にカプースチンを広めてくれた方
なので、とても感謝しています。
辻井さんの演奏も素晴らしいですよね！
作家ご本人の演奏はもちろん素晴らしいです。
私は辻井さんのカプスーチンも大好きです。
@@nomoresaltlake2010 分かります !!
It’s wonderful to hear the music played as he intended, to hear the original instead of one of the many fantastic interpretations out there. It sounds so geometric, like a fractal. I simply love it
re: as he intended - You're absolutely correct. Too many performers guild the lily - to show off the performer rather than to show off the music.
ラフマニノフとか、ご本人の演奏聴くといろんなことに気付かされますが、共通するのは気負わず弾いていいんだよということ。軽やかで良いですねえ。
息子が3年前の発表会でプレリュードと2番を、そして昨日の発表会で6番と8番を演奏しました。
軽やかで楽しい曲だなと思い、原曲を聞きたくてやってきました。
やぱり素晴らしい！
何歳の息子さんWWWWWWWW！？バケモンみたいな曲弾きますねwww！私中3でピアノ４年弱やってヤメテようやくプレリュードなんとか弾ききれそう、、、ってレベルなのにw
@@hirov77z 息子はもう22歳の音大生なので、それなりの年数は弾いてますね。
プレリュードを弾ききれそうなら凄いですよ！ 私は音楽関係全くダメなので😅
His music speaks to my soul. How I wish I could have met him and talked to him!
These Etudes are timeless masterpieces and will someday become standard repertoire.
I see you’re a man of culture as well xD
They are standard répertoire right now! We have Yuja Wang and Lugansky playing this pieces
@@sergeirachmaninoff6397 what about Marc andre Hamelin? and brilliant young Yoav Levanon?
@@789armstrong are they playing Kapustin as well? If so, that's amazing!
@@sergeirachmaninoff6397 I bought Hamelins CD of the complete Kapustin Concert Etudes several years ago (his Rach 3 has an exceptional "intermezzo" 2nd mvmnt also) and I like Yoav Levanon's Etude #1 more than the composer ua-cam.com/video/nj1G81ZJBuQ/v-deo.html
ブラボー🎉ご本人様の演奏が聴けるなんて！
You know those rare albums where you love every single one of the songs in the album? This is one of them
It's so cool to hear the composer himself play their pieces!
Such difficult music, yet he makes it all sound so effortless and enjoyable!
I'm 86. I used to be a fair pianist but Kapustin in light years beyond me. I'm just knocked out with his compositions and skills of performance. Go seniors!!
its still a shame he died, he deserved some more time on this planet
doesn't look that hard compared to sorabji or scriabin
@@Breakbeat90s He's comparing it to himself, not comparing himself to sorabji or scriabin.
@@aptaltruist "Kapustin is light years beyond me" doesn't mean that he is comparing to his self, but to Kapustin.
@@Breakbeat90s
Ok.
I feel energy and happines through this music!
Exactly like the photo ! :)
@@unconcombre lmao
The Toccatina is just so upbeat and fun to listen to! I had to listen to it twice the first time I heard it.
本当に素晴らしいです。心が喜びでいっぱいになります。練習して弾けるようになります！
within the few opening seconds my jaw dropped and i broke into a smile. it felt like standing before a door which opened to reveal a universe my mind could neither conceive nor comprehend
👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Pastoral is just amazing
Николай Капустин был гениальным музыкантом ! Он оставил после себя множество замечательных сочинений !
Впервые несколько этюдов Н.Г. Капустина услышала в исполнении японского пианиста Хаято Сумино. Скоростная неоклассика с джазовыми элементами при виртуозной технике исполнения с сохранением логической цепочки мысли. Появился яркий интерес к произведениям современного композитора. Спасибо за записи исполнения сочинений автором.
I don't know how he does it, my fingers are getting twisted just listening. Incredible music
This is true jazz, and true pianism.
Actually... Jazz is an art form, not an aesthetic. This is Classical music. Don't mean to be an ass, but I think the distinction is actually important because misidentifying Jazz is disrespectful to what is a unique art form.
@@mysterium364 Kapustin himself said "I was never a jazz musician. I never tried to be a real jazz pianist, but I had to do it because of the composing. I'm not interested in improvisation - and what is a jazz musician without improvisation? All my improvisations are written, of course, and they became much better; it improved them"
辻井伸行さんの韓国ソウルでのリサイタルのアンコールで聴きました！さすがご本人の演奏は圧巻ですね！ジャズのテイストなのにバッハを聴いているようなシンプルで豊かな演奏に痺れました。
I just discovered this guy. Amazing. A young lady played the first piece of these at a recital and I was just blown away. Cannot stop listening
僕もカプースチンにドハマリしてる一人です☺️
Sounds like he was a phenomenal pianist
In his own version of the Toccatina, you can hear an extra "tessitura"(for the lack of a better word) melody that other pianists typically blur into some accompaniment.
So far the only other pianist that plays it out explicitly that I've heard is MA Hamelin.
I want to learn #8 but I have a long way to go. I wished I had gotten the chance to meet him. I guess I will meet him through his wonderful music!
Kapustins music is like vitamine for my brain
Браво, Маэстро Капустин ! Великолепная музыка !
Как же вседа приятно читвть подобные строки о моем дорогом отце... Спасибо Вам)))
@@marikap2😦
@@marikap2😿
@@marikap2 не знал, что у Николая Гиршевича была ещё и дочь. Только о сыновьях знаю.
Замечательный был человек, в 70-е гг. общались и сотрудничали.
@@criticuskrimson3791 очень приятно, спасибо за отклик) да, я от первого брака, отец и его вторая жена не рассказывали обо мне. Знали только близкоприближённые.когда я училась, конечно же преподы знали, чья я дочь и поблажек не давали! И это очень правильно.. с отцом и его женой Аллой мы были дружны до последних дней...братья мои не стали музыкантами, а мне передался от папы талант. И я с 4 лет играю на фоно и пишу музыку.. иниересно, что талант передался одной из дочерей моего брата - она на половину китаянка. Живут они в Калифорнии, я с ними общаюсь по видеовязи еженедельно, так она в 6 лет играет инвенции Баха, сонатины Бетховена и даже рег-таймы Джопплина и читает с листа! Сама бежит к инстументу и занимается одна, никто не помогает, кроме меня и то только по видео и не так часто. В муз.школе 1 час в неделю занятия. Это даже и не смешно! Очень жаль, что к её таланту нет должного внимания..
great thanks to Maestro Kapustin to give us this virtuos music !
歯切れのよい、闊達な演奏。
オリジナルが一番素晴らしい。
あえてリーンに弾いているのかもしれませんが。
これだけジャズ要素があるとしても楽譜があるピアノ曲ですから、弾き手にアレンジを委ねるのは当然ですが、やはりカプースチン氏本人の演奏が一番しっくり来ます。このアルバムは娘と共にどれだけ聴いたかわからないほど聴きました。でもやはりグルーヴ感を持ちつつピアノ曲のように弾くのは本当に難しい。本当にすごいエチュードです。
КрассафффЧик ваЩе!!! Маэстро с большого скрипичного ключа!!! Обнимаю!!!
Still brilliant after these years！ Real awesome musical pieces, stunning!
НИКОЛАЙ ГИРШЕВИЧ БРАВО !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Совершенно гениален этюд 2 Мечта
Офигеть! Какая интересная музыка!
Just discovered the Russian Gershwin! Fabulous!
I'd love to hear full orchestrations of these gems. They're magnificent glorious examples of what those genius Russian composers can do. Nobody touches them
Kapustin was Ukrainian.
@@victoza9232 thanks, I read that after I wrote the comment
It doesn't quite count as full orchestration, but here is a fun arrangement for clarinet ensemble: ua-cam.com/video/iYpnTZK1Cjw/v-deo.html
@@Tralamierz40 thanks, that's an interesting portrayal. i unfortunately only heard of Mr. Kapustin after he passed in
July. I really enjoy his work
@@nicksm7980 What does his religion have to do with it? Obviously, you've never heard of Ukranian Jews or Russian Jews.
Прекрасное, яркое, энергичное исполнение! Этот этюд один из самых любимых и исполняемых! Тот, что прозвучал первым.
UNBELIEVABLE
ありがとう♪
You’re welcome!
At the time of his passing he was the greatest living composer
*That's really Kapustin!*
Kapustin is Authentic.
I have recently been turned onto this man's music, and I must say...
How cool! ✨🎶✨ I'm numb.
These are fantastic pieces of music! I want to hear David Viscoli play these!
To be fantastic this is an understatement.
Blissful! Beautiful!!!!!!!!!
I feel Hiromi Uehara would absolutely nail Kapustin's vibe. I'd love to see her play these.
I swear I've been thinking the same thing the whole time!!
@@matthiasn8684 it totally reminds me of her solo piano stuff like "Kaleidoscope" or "Spectrum"
Música increíble!
Fantástica grabación..!
Interpretación majestuosa..!
Gracias 👏👏👏👏🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶
Thanks
Desde mexicooooo
Saludos desde Costa Rica 😃👋🎼🎹🎵🎶🎵
I have made it this year’s goal to learn the first one. So bloody good
Beautiful playing and incredible composition!!!
Thank You so much
Wonderful composing and performance!
Среди всего великолепия этюдов выделю второй. Ассоциация : "Солнечный летний день, цветение многотравья, полёт мотыльков." Очень красивый этюд. Спасибо автору за прекрасное сочинение.
И я также потрясена романтикой и необыкновенными звуковыми красками( особенно это удалось немецкой пианистке - Katharina Treutler!этого второго этюда )
He was an exceptional virtuoso as a pianist and a genius in piano composition : God bless him !
It's beautiful.
鳥肌が立ちっぱなし
Impresionante!!piezas únicas,muy difíciles de interpretar y bellas.
16:09 7. Intermezzo
just a small remark after all the justified eulogies: here is composer who actually performs exactly what he has written, unique and very beautiful, slava!
гений
Amazing.
J'adore!!!
カプースチンめっちゃ好き❤とくにこの曲！
Love it!
19:39 The score shows eighth notes here, but it seems like he's playing them dotted / in swing. Anyone else notice this?
I feel like it sounds better that way.
R.I.P Kapustin😢
ステキ❤
Genius!!!
Джаз-класика,профессионал
Ola, buen estudio
I just wonder how teenagers of thesedays feel and think of Kapustin's music. Who thinks these are from a person who have lived in Soviet Union era.
Hi! I’m 16 years old and I really like the sound of Kapustin. This group of etudes is special to me; I especially like the third one. The reason I know of Kapustin is that a Japanese jazz group called ‘Mouse on the keys’ did a rendition of that third etude and when I did some research into it, I found the rest of this set and I love it! I’m a hobbyist composer myself and this kind of jazzy, intricate style is exactly the kind of thing I’d love to learn how to emulate in my own work.
@@magicmonkey7075 Thanx for your lovely comment. 😍 Hobbyist composer sounds really fantastic ! I hope I can listen to your music. 🙏🏻
Why is it shocking? So many brilliant people and things came out of the Soviet Union. What, you think the USA is the only one that can be 'new and exciting'?
빠른 연주들도 좋지만 이게 훨씬 듣기 좋네요
Красиви...
Epic!
Человек - мотор!
WOW!
Nice.
i just reallised second piece has some parts that are almost the same with the last piece
Amazing at 85!!!
the left and right hand are just fighting and agreeing on every note at the same time
R.I.P ....
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greatest composer and pianist! But is this really recorded in 2000? Sounds exactly the same as in 1984
Thanks-I corrected the date.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
初めて聴いた時は、日本人ジャズピアニストの演奏かと思いました。素晴らしい。
Пишите как он любил; Григорьевич.
As much as I love Kapustin's music, he does remind me a bit of grumpy cat. I suspect if grumpy cat could play piano he would play Kapustin.
You think someone could write radiant music and be a grouch? Don't let appearances deceive you.
Reminds me more of a Nyan Cat if you ask me.
I think his "grumpy cat look" was a look of fear.
Loving something as American as jazz is dangerous in present-day Russia.
The KGB almost killed Shostakovich who was Russian from head to toe.
What would they do with Kapustin and his fascination for American jazz?
That was a look of fear and my heart goes out to this courageous composer who had a "soft spot" for America and its jazz!
I am surprised he lasted as long as he did.
@@leoinsf when jazz was 'in' he was happily a jazz pianist. when jazz was out, he was a classical pianist. he wore both hats so well! but yes a horrible situation to have to deal with!!
@@bachplayer13 Interesting. I didn't realize this! I guess this is why he didn't go on world tours because he certainly could have!
His music is fresh, exciting and new! His jazz is authentic, compelling, and magnificent!
Buried in Russia, I am afraid his reluctance to travel outside of Russia helped the eventual "demise" of jazz!
When I see pictures of him, I note a "scared", unhappy look about him. Perhaps it was difficult living in Russia having an American skill???
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yet another criminally underrated 20th century composer. one with no qualms about fully embracing tonality. this music is unabashedly pretty and harmonically luxuriant, but perhaps still too complex and idiosyncratic for the average everyday music fan who lack an appetite for such a vigorous dismantling of artificial boundaries. he is neither traditionalist nor modernist; too jazzy to be 'classical' but far too formally complex to be labelled 'jazz.' Oddly enough, his kaleidoscopic compositional signature, with its fine-grained juxtaposition of "high" and "low," "popular" and "academic" styles, delivered with such ebullient rapid-fire virtuosity, calls to mind 1970s rock bands like Emerson Lake and Palmer, who combined Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, Ginastera (!) -- and others -- with elements of jazz, boogie-woogie, hard rock and blues. Everytime I hear his music I can't help but notice this (most likely completely accidental) parallel. They probably never even heard of each other, otherwise I bet they would have adapted some of his work as they did with their weird and wonderful reimagining of Ginastera's "toccata": ua-cam.com/video/MgaETQh4uXg/v-deo.html
this might be the most pretentious comment ive ever seen
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Si quelqu'un a les doigtés de la première je suis preneur !