Rachmaninoff - Suite No. 1 Op. 5 (Fantaisie-Tableaux) for 2 pianos
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Publicado 2016-03-12
Piano 1: Vadim Rudenko
Piano 2: Nikolai Lugansky
1: Barcarolle - 0:00
2: La nuit... L'amour... - 7:35 (The night... the love...)
3: Les Larmes - 13:53 (The Tears)
4: Pâques - 19:24 (Easter)
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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One of the most visceral pieces of piano music in existence. To me it was a light in the dark when I was living in a bad neighborhood years ago. My apartment was a safe spot outside reality. I had a garden in a small backyard and it rained almost every other day. Would listen to this suite almost every night eating ramen noodles or leftover charcuterie scraps from work drinking cheap wine as the smell and sound of the rain drifted in through the opened windows.
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The barcarolle is.. absolutely romantic.
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How many more incredibly stunning works will I discover? Rachmaninoff is just from another world... 1:50 is moving to tears ❤
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6:58 I can't describe this inhumanly tender lyricism
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Man, he was just 20 when he wrote the suite
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I don't easily say this, but third mvt literally makes a feeling in my chest that my heard is melting away
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Love the mysterious feeling of the first movement!
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The fourth movement Easter, is of real virtuosity. It is Rachmaninoff's translation of Khomiakov's poem imitating bells ringing with quasi non-harmonic overtones perfectly reproduced on the piano. So magic.
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2:00 is so far my favorite part, very moving
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Wow!Rachmaninoff is my favorite composer ever!!
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can't believe why the viewer count is so few... this piece is so beautifully composed, can't help looooping
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Lugansky and Rachmaninoff, perfect combination.
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One of my favorite composers... This piece reflects beauty and tenderness in one place...
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for God so loved the world that gave Rachmaninoff <3
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I hear beautiful tolling bells (a Russian cultural element sometimes used to communicate social events) and chirping birds in the 3rd. Being a devotee of the piano, I just marvel at the technique that Rachmaninov brought to bare in this piece. The performers explore the tonal variety, and the heightened tensions make for a beautiful experience . I defy anyone not have watery eyes after a hearing.
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The last movement, such pain! Especially contrasting the purity of what was just before. It hurts, but its truth.
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this piece makes my heart drunk .. love it. thanks for sharing
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That is SO romantic
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im the guy who shouted bravo ! at the end
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What an incredible Masterpiece this is... Brilliantly played, Bravo!
