Tracklist 00:00:00 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in D Minor: Presto energico 00:02:24 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in A Minor: Andante 00:06:07 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in G Minor: Allegro passionato 00:09:19 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E: Adagio 00:14:04 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E Minor: Andante con grazia ed intimissimo sentimento 00:17:05 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E: Andantino teneramente 00:20:11 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in D Minor: Allegro agitato 00:22:27 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.1 in E flat: Andante moderato 00:27:28 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.2 in B flat Minor: Andante non troppo 00:32:12 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.3 in C sharp Minor: Andante con moto 00:38:40 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in A Minor: Allegro non assai 00:40:56 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in A: Andante teneramente 00:46:50 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Ballade in G Minor: Allegro energico 00:50:25 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in F Minor: Allegretto un poco agitato 00:53:05 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Romanze in F: Andante 00:56:39 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in E flat Minor: Andante, largo e mesto 01:02:05 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in B Minor:Adagio 01:05:27 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in E Minor: Andantino un poco agitato 01:10:13 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in C: Grazioso e giocoso 01:11:49 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Rhapsodie in E flat: Allegro risoluto
Danke 🎹. A very few times is gut to hear another pianist than Claudio Arrau. This pianist is amazing , is not Arrau , but he captures the soul of Brhams nature . What else ? ☕ 👏👏👏👏👏
Yes, I agree. I ‘ve been captivated by late Brahms so much that I played Brahms only for 2 years, starting with Op 118 and then 116, 117 & 119. I just couldn’t stop learning them. I eventually attended live concert of these beautiful poems played by G.Sokolov in Vienna, Austria in December 2019. My bucket list dream was fulfilled.
These Brahms's late piano pieces are brief but with many content. For moments I find so deepness that it gives me goosebumps. Autumnal Brahms to his best. Thank you!
These are really very good performances of these fine works. Generally faster tempi than you might encounter elsewhere, but not unreasonably so, and maintaining an admirable clarity and variety of tone colour throughout. Above all, though, the pianist really makes sense of the works and communicates that clearly. I've heard many recordings by top tier pianists, and played many of the works myself, but more than once I had an "ah, that's what it means" moment when listening to these.
Its actually the right tempo, just everybody else plays it too slowly, fox example p.116: Intermezzo in A Minor: Andante is a piece that is heavily influenced by Hungarian and Gyspie music and requires this tempo while most of the performances display it as an early modernist Debussy like Intermezzo witch is a technically wrong interpretaTION.
Thank you, thank you thank you BC for this quite marvellous collection of Brahms. The pianist was unknown to me but he/she played these somewhat differently from my memory and expectation of them, but beautifully. A few of them were new to me. I have really got to like Brahms more and more as I have aged!
He. Håkon Austbø (born October 22, 1948) is a Norwegian classical pianist. He has created many recordings for the label Brilliant Classics and Naxos Records, and is also a professor at the Amsterdam conservatory.
I am not a musician, just a lover of Brahms's music, and this is a recording I would gladly add to my collection. These are beautifully played. A brief note on this: "The 3 Intermezzi are reflective, deeply personal works. Op. 118 contains severe technical demands for the performer, as well as music of incredible passion and sadness. Op. 119 contains a Rhapsody, which is widely regarded as a final tribute to his pianist friend Clara Schumann. Brahms was madly in love with her, but although they were great friends, his love went unrequited." The acclaimed Brahms biographer Jan Swafford would disagree. He tells us in "Johannes Brahms: A Biography" (1999) that his love for Clara was very much requited, but that for reasons too complicated to relate here, they never married. Brahms of course remained a lifelong bachelor.
No mystery here, he later acknowledged that he was impotent. No doubt especially once he started stacking on the weight, and cigars/drinking wouldn't have helped. Do they ever?
@@williamdiffin28 People are always going to be curious about anomalies in the lives of famous artists they admire. No harm done in raising such questions or answering them. Clara and Johannes are beyond being embarrassed by such curiosity, wherever they are now.
Así es Willy Fernandez. Para mí hace años Brahms no era un compositor que me interpelara mucho. No me disgustaba, eso sí que no. Una sensación como de indiferencia. Pero en la actualidad he descubierto un compositor muy sólido, y fuera de opiniones personales lo es. Con una música de una profundidad que cala bien hondo. En especial la camerísticas y pianística. No hablo de sus lieder porque serán de las únicas obras que no conozco de él. Fíjese si me resultará profunda que siempre que escucho su música sueño bastante. Se ve que penetra en el subconsciente. Y estas obras para piano tardías pues unas auténticas gemas del romanticismo. Piezas breves pero que tienen mucho que decir.
Brahms is much more higher than Schumann and Chopin, the late works of his touches upon the metaphysical, the melancholy is of Weltschmerz, of the Cosmic mind, but Schumann cannot get out his humanistic romantic world, there are true emotions, still they are human emotions,not divine feelings, and Chopin is lower than Schumann in that it is mostly a showup of human weak mind: sadness, regret, ambition, nostalgia, merriness, heroism,etc., there is no true determination as Brahms has, not a true man with conviction and mission in life.
@@vijinanadu1962 In essence I agree with you, but I don't think fragile human emotion is any less powerful than big cosmic narratives. There is a place for both.
@@calebhu6383 the world has levels, Brahms is for selected few, and Chopin is more sentimental, so is Tchaikovsky, they indulge themselves in petites egos, create samskaras, not free.
Why Brahms Intermezzi are so great? They sound so beautiful. Not shallow, predictable music; maybe because their many nuanced layers? As an intermediate piano player, I struggle play them for now, but Op 117, no 1 and Op 118 in A are for sure in my desired list.
Tracklist
00:00:00 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in D Minor: Presto energico
00:02:24 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in A Minor: Andante
00:06:07 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in G Minor: Allegro passionato
00:09:19 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E: Adagio
00:14:04 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E Minor: Andante con grazia ed intimissimo sentimento
00:17:05 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Intermezzo in E: Andantino teneramente
00:20:11 Johannes Brahms: Fantasien Op.116: Capriccio in D Minor: Allegro agitato
00:22:27 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.1 in E flat: Andante moderato
00:27:28 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.2 in B flat Minor: Andante non troppo
00:32:12 Johannes Brahms: Intermezzi Op.117: No.3 in C sharp Minor: Andante con moto
00:38:40 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in A Minor: Allegro non assai
00:40:56 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in A: Andante teneramente
00:46:50 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Ballade in G Minor: Allegro energico
00:50:25 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in F Minor: Allegretto un poco agitato
00:53:05 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Romanze in F: Andante
00:56:39 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.118: Intermezzo in E flat Minor: Andante, largo e mesto
01:02:05 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in B Minor:Adagio
01:05:27 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in E Minor: Andantino un poco agitato
01:10:13 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Intermezzo in C: Grazioso e giocoso
01:11:49 Johannes Brahms: Klavierstücke Op.119: Rhapsodie in E flat: Allegro risoluto
Danke 🎹. A very few times is gut to hear another pianist than Claudio Arrau. This pianist is amazing , is not Arrau , but he captures the soul of Brhams nature . What else ? ☕ 👏👏👏👏👏
My beloved Brahms❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for making this available. The more Brahms in the world, the better the world, in my opinion!
Niente è meglio di Brahms!
I hope Brahms piano pieces are played .......
Thank U. 💕
Yes my friend. Got bad vietnam ptsd 50 yrs later. Brahma sooths my soul and helps me sleep In peace
Yes, I hoppe so, my friend. As Bach, I would say, and so many others. They are great.
The Intermezzi Op. 117 is arguably one of the most beautiful piano pieces, glad to hear it once again
José Ignacio Cuevas Barrientos yes, it's absolutely out of this world!
Fantastic Brahms!
Yes, I agree. I ‘ve been captivated by late Brahms so much that I played Brahms only for 2 years, starting with Op 118 and then 116, 117 & 119. I just couldn’t stop learning them. I eventually attended live concert of these beautiful poems played by G.Sokolov in Vienna, Austria in December 2019. My bucket list dream was fulfilled.
I'd like to use this opportunity to replace the word "arguably" with "definitely" -- it's a masterpiece.
These Brahms's late piano pieces are brief but with many content. For moments I find so deepness that it gives me goosebumps. Autumnal Brahms to his best. Thank you!
These are really very good performances of these fine works. Generally faster tempi than you might encounter elsewhere, but not unreasonably so, and maintaining an admirable clarity and variety of tone colour throughout. Above all, though, the pianist really makes sense of the works and communicates that clearly. I've heard many recordings by top tier pianists, and played many of the works myself, but more than once I had an "ah, that's what it means" moment when listening to these.
Its actually the right tempo, just everybody else plays it too slowly, fox example p.116: Intermezzo in A Minor: Andante is a piece that is heavily influenced by Hungarian and Gyspie music and requires this tempo while most of the performances display it as an early modernist Debussy like Intermezzo witch is a technically wrong interpretaTION.
Thank you, thank you thank you BC for this quite marvellous collection of Brahms. The pianist was unknown to me but he/she played these somewhat differently from my memory and expectation of them, but beautifully. A few of them were new to me. I have really got to like Brahms more and more as I have aged!
He. Håkon Austbø (born October 22, 1948) is a Norwegian classical pianist. He has created many recordings for the label Brilliant Classics and Naxos Records, and is also a professor at the Amsterdam conservatory.
These piano pieces are right on time.
I am not a musician, just a lover of Brahms's music, and this is a recording I would gladly add to my collection. These are beautifully played.
A brief note on this: "The 3 Intermezzi are reflective, deeply personal works. Op. 118 contains severe technical demands for the performer, as well as music of incredible passion and sadness. Op. 119 contains a Rhapsody, which is widely regarded as a final tribute to his pianist friend Clara Schumann. Brahms was madly in love with her, but although they were great friends, his love went unrequited." The acclaimed Brahms biographer Jan Swafford would disagree. He tells us in "Johannes Brahms: A Biography" (1999) that his love for Clara was very much requited, but that for reasons too complicated to relate here, they never married. Brahms of course remained a lifelong bachelor.
No mystery here, he later acknowledged that he was impotent. No doubt especially once he started stacking on the weight, and cigars/drinking wouldn't have helped. Do they ever?
No damned business of anybody's
@@williamdiffin28 People are always going to be curious about anomalies in the lives of famous artists they admire. No harm done in raising such questions or answering them. Clara and Johannes are beyond being embarrassed by such curiosity, wherever they are now.
Yes this is wonderful.
Que excelente música. Muchas gracias por su regalo. Excelente.
Muy bonita música,DIOS bendiga a todos. Saludos desde México.
El espiritu de brahms siempre sacudiendo el alma
Así es Willy Fernandez. Para mí hace años Brahms no era un compositor que me interpelara mucho. No me disgustaba, eso sí que no. Una sensación como de indiferencia. Pero en la actualidad he descubierto un compositor muy sólido, y fuera de opiniones personales lo es. Con una música de una profundidad que cala bien hondo. En especial la camerísticas y pianística. No hablo de sus lieder porque serán de las únicas obras que no conozco de él. Fíjese si me resultará profunda que siempre que escucho su música sueño bastante. Se ve que penetra en el subconsciente. Y estas obras para piano tardías pues unas auténticas gemas del romanticismo. Piezas breves pero que tienen mucho que decir.
I listen to music peacefully ♡♡♡♡♡
The best piano works of the Romantic era, next to Schumann and Chopin.
do you think this is better than schumann?
@@samaritan29 No, I think they are almost equal. Just good in different ways.
Brahms is much more higher than Schumann and Chopin, the late works of his touches upon the metaphysical, the melancholy is of Weltschmerz, of the Cosmic mind, but Schumann cannot get out his humanistic romantic world, there are true emotions, still they are human emotions,not divine feelings, and Chopin is lower than Schumann in that it is mostly a showup of human weak mind: sadness, regret, ambition, nostalgia, merriness, heroism,etc., there is no true determination as Brahms has, not a true man with conviction and mission in life.
@@vijinanadu1962 In essence I agree with you, but I don't think fragile human emotion is any less powerful than big cosmic narratives. There is a place for both.
@@calebhu6383 the world has levels, Brahms is for selected few, and Chopin is more sentimental, so is Tchaikovsky, they indulge themselves in petites egos, create samskaras, not free.
Her playing is--if I may say--revelatory!
아름다운 피아노 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🌲🌲🌳🍃🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Erg mooi deze late piano composities van Johannes Brahms
Maravilhoso ❤ Brahms!
I enjoy this pieces very much. All of them are so authentic and touchful❤
Gracias una y mil veces más !!!
Why Brahms Intermezzi are so great? They sound so beautiful. Not shallow, predictable music; maybe because their many nuanced layers? As an intermediate piano player, I struggle play them for now, but Op 117, no 1 and Op 118 in A are for sure in my desired list.
Dziękuję!
Beautiful and lyrical performance!
Love these! Thank you!
Brahms is amazing!!❤❤❤
Gyönyörű előadás, lírai és szenvedélyes!!!
🌻 Thank you! 🌻
Thank you so much for this upload, very interested!
Спасибо, драгоценность такая.
よく生きた人の優しさを感じます～
These late piano works are so personal and intimate that Brahms said even an audience of one is too many.
I love it, it is so pure!
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Tak
Una proposta di grande qualità. L'esecuzione è eccellente.
Fine performances and a fine recording.
Fantastic interpretations!
Brahms... is Brahms. What more can I say?
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El intermezzi 119 luminoso!
Se é Brahms paro para sonhar.
Gotta love bronze
🎉dang yêu
does anyone else has this high pitched beep on the left speaker? especially in the a minor 116
Not hearing any high-pitched beep.
These are great - I'm not a huge fan of a lot of solo piano as I find them to be trite but these are interesting and tasteful
I am sure Brahms will be grateful for this.
solo piano is 'trite'? so, a Beethoven sonata is 'trite'?
I fail to understand how solo piano works are ever trite
55/10.1.20.
Con que necesidad interrumpen esta musica con un regguetonero del ort...
A brahms family?
No, he's talking about The Brahms Age!
SurpriIntermezzi Op. 117
For me this is boring , there is no structre in the music , compared to his hungarian dances are far more beautiful