Israeli Chamber Project | Alexander Borodin: Piano Quintet in C minor
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2020
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David McCarroll, Violin | Tom Hankey, Violin | Katya Polin, Viola | Michal Korman, Cello | Yael Karet, Piano
00:05 Andante
04:51 Scherzo: Allegro non troppo
11:11 Finale: Allegro moderato
Live performance at the Israeli Conservatory, Tel Aviv. December, 2019
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A relatively unknown work by "The Chemist" is beautifully executed here. The cohesion between the instrumentalist is obvious that in turn produces a performance of sheer excellence. The pianist, who can often feel isolated in this format, is particularly outstanding.
Thanks for listening, David!
You can feel the movement of this wonderful music with these musicians. Fantastic performance.
Thank you for listening!
God speed
Bravo!!!!
Bravo!!!! Love the cello, beautiful sound, warm tone.🧡♥️♥️
Thank you for listening!
Paradise piece, Paradise playng, Paradise guys!
❤️❤️❤️
Andante 00:05
Scherzo. Allegro non troppo 04:50
Finale. Allegro moderato 11:11
Toda raba, haverim. Kol tuv!
Also, could you provide the time stamps for the movements?
@@davidjared3402 Done! Thanks for listening.
@@icp My pleasure. I visited Tel Aviv on business in 2010 and had a great time! Shalom, DJ
@@davidjared3402 Hopefully your next visit will coincide with one of our concerts. Feel fee to sign up for our mailing list at www.Israelichamberproject.org
Best wishes!
@@icp Oh, that would be a dream. Watching wonderful videos like these during the pandemic has me itching to get back to concert attendance. B'ezrat haShem, that won't be too far in the future.
bravo! more traditional than his symphonies... more dramatic moments in there...great playing love Borodin
Many thanks for listening, John!
Who else was expecting five pianos? 🤭
LOL! I haven't seen that quintet yet :)!
Not now.
But I remember the first time I heard about this ensembleform...
Like so many dissapointments of live (...)
But: look under FIVE PIANOS
there are some interesting pieces!
On the other hand: Brahms is not that bad, and there is a version for two pianos too....
Oh, I was jumping between different pieces,
Too bad.....
But Borodins piece is great too.....