Rachmaninov Sonata for Cello and Piano III Movement, NAREK HAKHNAZARYAN
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2013
- NAREK HAKHNAZARYAN performs Rachmaninov, Sonata for Cello and piano op. 19
Jordan Hall, Boston 06 February 2011
Narek Hakhnazaryan, cello
Noreen Polera, Piano
Described by the Washington Post as "a seasoned phenomenon", Narek Hakhnazaryan is emerging as one of the most significant artists on the world stage after winning the Cello First Prize and Gold Medal at the 2011 XIV International Tchaikovsky Competition.
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I've been listening to this performance every single morning for two years. But I still find it fascinating.
I know what you mean; I can’t stop listening to it. This performance seems so full of passion and subtleties.
@@peterwoolfson3466 It's because the pianist and cellist are one. We HEAR two instruments but we LISTEN to just ONE sound. It's like silk.
I´m a young cellist. It´s such a great motivation to see Narek playing. He plays so extraordinary and most important he gets completely lost in the music.
Noreen Polera has a really emotional phrasing; excellent pianist.
especially beautiful.I heard her wonderful playing with A.Peled in Berlin. Her teacher... R.I.P...Martin Canin would be very touched by her collaboration here....!
This is absolutely a beautiful performance but we cannot overlook the pianists, her performance is breath taken.
Bravo to Narek and my friend Noreen Polera! This is a great performance of the Op. 19 Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata. You should be proud, as I have no doubt your teachers are. Stay healthy and safe. More than ever, our world needs artists like you!
One of the most beautiful interpretations I have ever heard.
I totally agree, and both of them do a wonderful job. The pianist plays with such clarity and deep emotion. Love it!
I am in tears. Both performers, God bless you both!
I feel the same way!
@@jorgerivas1424 ok
This is absolutely one of may favourite pieces of music - a Rachmaninov masterpiece. I have to say this is a beautiful and breathtaking performance - they really capture the emotion and make it feel fresh: perhaps the youth of the players who make it so? Having listened to this back to back with the classic 1976 performance of this piece by Rostropovich and Horowitz, yes, Rostropovich and Horowitz have perfect technique, but perhaps their style is a little dry and reserved for today's ears. Rachmaninov's music is from the 'heart' and 'emotional', so 'bravo' to this modern performance - it is my new favourite.
Either Rostropovich/Horowitz are a little dry or Hakhnazaryan/Polera are too mellow... it's a subjective perspective also depending on the recording conditions, audio quality, headphones, hearing problems...
This is gorgeous! The pianist, the cellist, exquisite!
2 years later, I still canNOT get enough of this!
Breathtakingly beautiful....tremendous performances by both Narek Hakhnazaryan and pianist Noreen Polera.
It's the shifts for me. It's the old-school way he adds just the right amount of schmaltz. There is also a sublime cohesiveness to his playing. It all just makes sense.
Let's not forget, it takes a SUPERIOR pianist, with careful attention to detail and dynamics to pull this off. I believe that happened here as well.
Beautiful, elegant combination and accompaniment, piano in this recording is` and performs more smooth and delicate, cello of course perfect, and even better than previous performances. This young man promises more hights,...to be one of the best. I love him
Majestic ❤️❤️❤️
Exquisite beauty. Thank you!
Such an incredibly moving performance ! The very best ! Noreen Polera and Narek, Thank You for the tears !
Thank you for the beautiful music❤ I started practice my cello again , after touched by your perfomance. Thank you!!
Beautiful rendition of a Rachmaninov classic!
Overwhelmingly beautiful
Christ, this is excruciatingly beautiful !
Sublime. Both the movement and performance. Thank you both.
So beautiful... Truly majestic performance.
Incredible. Thank you.I admire you.
Sublime. Just wonderful. ❤️
very sensible, good balance between cello and piano... well done, bravo!!!!
I'd love to see and hear him live!
3:10-23 is magnificent
Oh my gosh,i think he is the best
Chen Emma pSchumann Fine Dichterliebe
awesome performance!!!
ラフマニノフなんて素敵なメロディーなんだろう。 そしてそれを見事に表現するピアノとナレック。
truly it's beautiful .
最高の演奏です。ピアノも素晴らしい。弓も綺麗です。ありがとうございました。
Amazing talent!
Amazing!
A wonderful cellist, no doubt.
Très précieux et beau !
Beautiful! ❤
Dramatismo en la version de Mischa, lirismo en esta de Narek. Las dos me parecen excelentes.
great!!!! Thanks!!!
i love youuu :*
(from Indonesia)
Very interesting how he doesn't leave the D string until around 2:30. Not sure if this is just his preferred fingering or what, but it gives a very satisfying conclusion to that whole phrase.
Mitchell Williams the reason he doesn’t leave the D string is to obtain a more sonorous sound. The A string is far more strident and narrower in sound width. Each string has its own characteristic.
Listen to the old recordings of Emanuel Feuermann, where quality of sound mean a great deal. It doesn’t now. They all want to sound loud like a trombone.
My two teachers, we’re Anthony Pini and Paul Tortelier, both greats in their own individual ways.
Շնորհակալություն .❤️
Esto es realmente hermoso, mi cellista favorito, junto a yoyo ma
Я был глубоко тронут вашей музыкой
Very nice!!! Bravissimo!!!
This is purity
너무 좋네요
ㅠㅠ나렉💕
Narek intenso e poetico.
esta sonata es preciosa.ahora estoy estudiando.
Sonata nº1 en Sol Mayor para cello y piano
de Rafael ramos.
la escuche aqui en youtube.y me encanto.
aqui la a subido de ordenador seguro pero cuando la tocas tu.
es totalmente diferente.
para escucharla: rafael ramos obras no publicadas I y II.
Shame this didn’t get a proper recording. Would have been spectacular to have.
Yes, he's great, but let's not forget the quality of the composition. The composer passed into eternity 75 years ago today. Feel this segment is the most beautiful piece of music ever written.
Excelente violonchelista,
He is the greatest singer in the history
Nice
By the way, this is the 3rd movement, not the 2nd.
Maybe I have a warped perspective? I expience this performance as not only romantic but erotic in subtle ways I can’t describe. Does anyone else react that way to this performance?
미쳤다 ㅠ
Йо-йо-ма, конечно, хорош, но...Ваше исполнение более глубокое. Рахманинова нужно проживать)
Спасибо!😘
i can se the nervous breakdown of the world.
American lissen. This is from Russia
Absolute beauty. Makes Yo-Yo Ma's version seem muddy, soulless and pedestrian.
comparisons are odious and unnecessary!