Andrei Gavrilov - Chopin, Prokofiev (Prinsengracht Concert, Amsterdam 1991)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN
Piano Sonata Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, Op. 35
00:40 I. Grave. Doppio movimento
07:38 II. Scherzo
13:31 III. Marche funèbre: Lento
21:32 IV. Finale. Presto
23:04 Interview
SERGEI PROKOFIEV
Piano Sonata No.8 in B-flat major, Op. 84
24:32 II: Andante sognando
28:01 III. Vivace
Ten Pieces for piano from the ballet "Romeo and Juliet"
37:47 2 - Scene: The Street Awakens
38:58 6 - Montagues and Capulets
Four Pieces for Piano, Op.4
42:22 4 - Suggestion diabolique
ANDREI GAVRILOV, piano
Amsterdam, 1991
Recital dedicated to the August Coup victims in Russia.
Эпохальный пианист- абсолютно новые "прочтения" классических стандартов и невероятная, мощнейшая глубина образно-звуковых структур. Редко кто может сравнится с ним. БРАВО, АНДРЕЙ!!!!!!💝💝💝💝💝💝🎈
А по-моему, это лажа... От Гаврилова, победившего на конкурсе Чайковского, мало что осталось. Понятно, что на площади играешь не так, как в консерватории: побольше акробатики, поменьше вкуса. Увы!
@@user-hj6jg3oj8m он нестандартный пианист. Если Вы заметили. Как и его размышления о мировой культуре, о русской поэзии.. и др.. Ну- тут можно принимать, или не принимать, Шопена он вообще играет, выходя из всех исполнительских штампов, но вот мне лично слушать его всегда интересно, лажей, Галина, это все-таки, нельзя назвать👋👌😴
@@user-hj6jg3oj8m и еще, Галина- проблема, что записей Шопена нет, как, например Рахманинова, поэтому в принципе каждый создает свою интерпретацию. Мне в целом импонирует Гаврилов в этом прочтении:" его Шопен очень "взрывной", невероятно динамичный, стремительный. Но не все принимают эти интерпретации.
@@user-hj6jg3oj8m как-то надо бороться с завистью...
@@user-hj6jg3oj8m Как здорово, что Гаврилову плевать, что какой-то нонэйм называет его лажей. Человек истиной свободы мышления!
What a genius! This Prokoviev is incredible! I owned a record when Andrei Gawrilow recorded the Rachmaninov piano-concerto in d-minor when he was something like 17 years. He is one of the greatest pianists of his generation and it's sad that his career turned a little bit to another direction. Same with Ivo pogorelich. Even if I think that Ivo played more interesting than he did when he was young and wild. Andrei Gawrilow- well, would like to listen to him in concert today (2023). I would like to listen to his Bach and the Russian composers indeed. Andrei is underrated! There's nobody from Russia today playing like him! Great artist!
Super original in its penetration into the composer's style, in its logic and amazing virtuosity of execution. Simply beyond the limits of skill. Bravo!!
omg, as a Gavrilov fan finding this, is just pure gold!!!
Sooo handsome and gracious... no wonder he was one of my favorite artists... of them all...
Very novel concept for a solo piano recital venue. Great setting and atmosphere.
The Chopin b-minor finale sounds diabolic, mystic and almost perfect. It's a miracle! Great performance, dear maestro Gawrilow!
БРАВО!!!!
Super!
Maestro Andrei Gavrilov played the "suggestion diabolique" , composed by Prokofiev . Gavrilov is more cool than the devil himself!
What a beautiful Chopin! Gawrilow is using the sustain pedal only if it's needed. Maybe a little too fast ( okay : 1st movement is "doppio mvt.") but on the other hand very clear pronounced, cantabile and there's a lot of intimacy! I'm so happy for Andrei living in Europe after he was tortuend by the Soviet system. Russia does not want freedom, freedom of speech, free opinion , self expression and democracy!
I love Gavrilov. So clear and polyphonic. Never heavy, always conductible. His performances lift you up, lightness of being, great rhythm.
Bravo!!!❤
Whenever Gavrilov plays Chopin, it sounds like Rachmaninov.
Rachmaninoff did not play like this. It is ridiculously fast; so fast that you cannot hear the notes or catch the meaning of the music. Chopin should never sound diabolic! He can play fast, but so what? It is just a mad rush. Where is the nobility and subtle phrasing? No where!
No, unfortunately it sounds Gavrilov.
Это гениально! Вы два придурка!
36:32 liquid fury dripping down his fingers, not to mention the athletic jump at 36:52
It seems like Gavrilov programmed this recital with music that expresses his hatred of the Soviet system. An outdoor recital in a beautiful setting with adoring fans, but he chooses Chopin's darkest work and a piece Prokofiev wrote when he thought he was about to die? This might require an explanation. Chopin's funeral march was usually played at funerals when leading Soviets died (e.g., Stalin) -- For example, Richter described playing Beethoven at Stalin's funeral until he was interrupted by a brass band playing Chopin's funeral march. And there were several such funerals in the 80s. Maybe Gavrilov chose the Chopin sonata sardonically, declaring that the final nail had been hammered into the Soviet coffin.
Second, Prokofiev 8 (especially the final movement) expresses the composer's hatred toward the Soviet Union, as Gavrilov describes elsewhere on UA-cam. The weird march-like section resembles the clunky, second-rate technology and machinery that proliferated due to disastrous Soviet economic theory, and according to Gavrilov, the finale is "full of hate".
Hence, I suspect that Gavrilov seized the moment and perhaps thought "Sorry, I know you wanted some nice, pleasant music for this lovely occasion, but I've got decades of pent-up rage to express here. Sit back as I give the middle finger to the Soviet Union."
Well, Gavrilov plays a lot of dark agressive music, that's partly why I dig his playing. It doesn't have to be any underlying message in the program
B minor sonata is outside music the B b minor Sonata is most definitely not !!! American aren't this quiet even at Carnegie Hall!The Scherzo is faster than anyone but these heavy all fingered chords are so hard . What a difference : every pianist seems to be playing different music in this . This years Chopin had the best slow Funeral March Ive ever heard an Italian woman .But Liu was incredible as was Gadjiev ! How do these ordinary Europeans get such a quiet port not much boat whistle .My dog turns into a hound when I play the exposition of this Sonata . Gavrilov: Why So Fast opening t?empestous; it gets across fetid! I want to hear Pletnev & Sokolov in this ! Richter Gilels I can't imagine in this music ! Gilels !!!
У Андрея Гаврилова только один недостаток - после его исполнения уже никого другого слушать невозможно!
44:52 is that Lugansky sitting down?
однако симпатично...
Similar to the devastation in Rach 2
Tolles Recital live in Amsterdam von 1991 ! Leider wurde der 1.Satz der Sonate Nr.8 B-Dur op.84 von Prokofiev nicht mitgeschnitten. Schade!
Crazy impressive as piano-playing, but just insanely fast all over the place. Works in a lot of the Prokofiev, but the Chopin? Not so much.
Уместно ли бешенство в Шопене?
Вот в чем вопрос!
Талантливое бешенство!
Даже Ланг-Ланг со временем угомонился.
Достаточно посмотреть мастер-класс Ланга и Даниэля Баренбойма,чтобы понять кто есть кто в Бетховене.
Никто не играет Все одинаково гениально!
Hi just saw your upload of Sokolov video a few days ago but seems that it was removed... is it possible to get the recording via private means? Thanks
I was asked by the Maestro's entourage to make that video private. They asked me as a sign of respect for the Master and I thought it was right to do it because it is certainly not my intention to do something unwelcome to the Maestro. Grigory Sokolov's tour with that program has just begun and maybe they don't want to take away a bit of "surprise effect" from all the fans. I think I will release that video again in a few weeks / months when many have already heard him playing live.
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How to butcher a Chopin's Sonata.
Richter and Gilels were also from USSR, but they knew how to play Chopin
He had so great teachers in USSR..!
Are you Misha?
@@kvvkvk No, I am not.
I’m sorry, sir.
Just.. so much cocaine.
игра школьника.