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Very nice melodious NORMAL music. Can't wait to use some in church -- thank you

The beginning of the secondo reminded me of the first two bars of the Andante mosso in Rimsky-Korsakov's piano concerto and the first two bars of the Andante in Glazunov's second piano concerto ….

Nice play brother 🔥🔥💯💯

Such a beautiful piece, especially the positive theme which resembles something I can't describe... enjoying beautiful past memories connnected what it is to come? I do not know. Does anybody know what form is this piece in? ABA? Also, thanks for broadening our musical minds ☺

Who's the pianist?

I enjoyed this video. Strangely enough, I didn't like the Steinway grand piano at all. I liked the vintage Bechstein grand the best. There is also a very nice VST plugin from Native Instruments for this sound, called “The Maverick”. I once recorded a piece by Frescobaldi on it. It gave the piece a singing warmth that you can't achieve with a harpsichord, a historical Italian organ or a modern grand piano.

Late New Year's resolution: See if I can improve my sight reading by spending time on it regularly. Actually, I think many excellent sight readers are naturals, but it's a complicated issue.

Wish there was a recording of these on streaming services. This artist.

I love this! Nice performance for such a tricky piece

Wow. That was beautiful.

BRUH, this must have inspired Roger Waters when he composed the Trial piece of The Wall. Or he came up with it on its own.

Oh, so obvious now. I never realized the HP theme was a Siciliano. Reminds me of Mozart’s A major sonata. :)

Somehow I knew this was Shchedrin judging by the title before I clicked, played this in my youth

The piano sound is so clear

Performers ? Date ?

This is the background music that plays in my head as I stare off into space. The lights are on, but no ones home.

Someone needs to make a cartoon over this

A beautiful transcription - beautifully played! Thank you!

a terribly sound recording quality from a presumably electric keyboard.

This is a great bit of music. I felt at one point as though it had symphonic breadth - then I read the description, so I suppose that the transcription was well done.

just not very Christmas-y to me - feels a bit too much like a circus clown

If you spice it with some extra dissonances the first minute can sound like some Poulenc (or Nino Rota). For the rest, Mr Widor, you owe me 2 minutes of my life.

What a great discovery! I think I’ll orchestrate it for a concert next Christmas!

İts so orginal

Interesting blend of the silly and the grand. Highly forgettable.

Wow… the first piece sounds like a beautiful cold winter morning. Thanks for introducing me to this composer! Never heard of him before but immediately fell in love.

The end is gold.

As an organist this is funny to watch. You pianists might have dynamics, proper articulation and a sustain pedal, but I only need one of me to play this mwahaha!

I quite liked this! I am new to your channel, but appreciate the orientation towards lesser-known works. Pianoteq sounds remarkable. May I ask what MIDI controller(s) you use and your thoughts on them? Thanks!

They are both not so easy as they may seam.

Is subjective.

Bir Türk olarak teşekkür ediyorum.İlk ikisi dışındakileri hiç duymamıştım

It's a Scarlatti Sonata!

I wish I had Godowsky’s harmonic language so bad. Almost all of his choices are so agreeable to me, yet idk how he comes to the decisions he makes 😭 Feels like it was second-nature to him

This is a great piece to audition to Juilliard with, but if it was me, I’d opt to go with 4’33”

I don't think I've ever laughed at a piece of music before, this is so hilarious and complete genius 🤣

Can I have a copy of the sheet music?

ゴドフスキーがアレンジしたこのアルベニスのタンゴ、 あたかも同じくアルベニスの組曲イベリアの雰囲気さえ漂います😮😊✨

Dude just had one riff and made small variations on it. That's it, nothing more was needed.

Unironically this became one of my favourite compositions

assai con buffo e elegante

_"May they never know your next move"_ (the whole piece is in Db major and it is resolved with a surprising Eb chord)

The stupid and meaningless dinamic changes between pp and ff makes it even funnier

I like Schedrin! I bought an LP on a whim once, of him playing some of his own music. Among others his second piano concerto, which is extremely metal (and sometimes jazzy)

At bar 6 it would be b flat...

Dark gothic??????

Still more serious than John Cage 😅

Okay, but I actually wanna learn it

I unironically love it, it's like the theme song for some kind of silly little creature scuttling around and getting into mischief

He was a student of Gabriel Fauré :0