PLMF - Age Juurikas (piano) - S. Rachmaninov "Prelude in D flat major op. 32 no. 13"

[@smb123211]

Ranks near the top of all I've heard. The piano sings and yet she makes it effortless. Truly in the "grand" style!! Brava!

[@mattklammer5232]

Wonderful coherence and tonal control. This is great playing indeed

[@LeJeongHoon]

I never heard such a perfect interpretation of this piece. She has a exceptional insight on overall structure. Thank you so much!!

[@ric55]

One of the few pianists presenting this piece who really has the power to do it justice.

[@paolofranceschi6874]

Braaaavaaaaaa!

[@thomasbarth4901]

Neben Weissenberg die beste Wiedergabe, ganz große Klasse....... ❤

[@mattklammer5232]

Truly excellent! what a performance. Music sings and breathes- one always has full confidence that she will bring this to the conclusion it deserves, and she does do that.

[@MrRancidrob]

Absolutely breathtaking. Power, momentum but finesse too. Thank you.

[@godsolovedtheworld6124]

Well done - fantastic !!

[@Actionhero14]

I love it! Well done...

[@GarySchmidtPianist]

congrats! great performance!

[@nottingham_ChrisAllison]

What a great performance..awesome!.. from a recording point of view I prefer the mics a little closer than that

[@studentoftheword6115]

Very very NICE She plays it very similar to the way I perform it. Around 2:58 I play this part and breath between phrases each time I reach the top of the run.

[@Utubi222]

Deep, wonderful, superb. Rachmaninoff would have enjoyed it.

[@NMIC374]

this felt so rushed to me and harsh, i probably couldnt do any better tho, ashkenazy i think is the one who brings this piece to live

[@DavidButterworth202]

Sorry, you are mistaken; your comments are wide of the mark. This performance could hardly be bettered. She relaxes where necessary and gradually builds to a fine climax.

[@MrPlumiferus]

great performance - what a pity though, that we lack a direct view of the keyboard and the pianist's hands.