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"It contains a unique variety of colors and expression from intense Fortissimo to gentle pianissimos" lmao, as opposed to other romantic music?

Sometimes, I dare think Ravel exceeds Bach.

Oh my.

The best- simply the best perhaps Samson François the greatest pianist I have ever heard and I have heard those claimed to BT the best including Horowitz

Beautifully sensitive playing.

Danke

Samson François is just joy to hear playing Ravel and Debussy, rest in peace maestro.

Exactement le bon tempo et la bonne expression, désespérée, sans espoir même l'Aube. Cela fait plusieurs fois que je constate que Ugorski, malgré certains excès par ailleurs, comprend profondément Schumann.

I love listening to underated performances, I always like the new interpretation ideas. Rather a freely playing sonata than a robotic one.

Was this live?? He plays it on a way I never heard it before... His voicing is unique in this one... Very creative interpetration by Trifonov especially in 1:58 first time I see accent in this passage!!! Very interisting at all... the use of pedal is mesmerizing aswell.

Watching the text makes clear how well this pianist has looked at it !

Maravillosa versión!!!

Why is this so good

Esecuzione impeccabile: è una pianista eccellente sia per la tecnica sia interpretativamente.

Слов нет...под впечатлением!Пусть эстеты о(б)суждают:я-слушал!

After all, Schumann is a man of contemplation and explosion. The fourth work reminded me of Brahms' Intermezzo.

The third made me think about Scriabin...

Transcendent performance, and indicative of a being nearing ego-crucifiction

By far my favorite rendition of those pieces. The slow tempo can be surprising at first, but after a few seconds you quickly understand that this choice allows Moravec to express each note and each indication absolutely perfectly. His expression here is unmatched in my opinion. Thanks for sharing.

c'est bien,sensible...difficile de dire a quel tempo le dr gradus se promene le mieux....

No.4 screaming Brahms B Major Ballade

What a lovely piece and what a great composer

This is the one.

Was Schumann divinely inspired?

Moravec, some very good recordings. High level Artistry

Great

Extraordinário ‼️ 👏👏 Grande desafio com resultado magnífico na execução de D.Trifonov❗️‼️❗️

Thank you so much for posting this with the music. I was searching for song 4 after hearing it as an encore at a recent piano concert (Dmitry Sin, waiting until after concert to ask him what it was). How amazing to find it with the written music as well. So beautiful. Thanks for the brief history of the piece as well, which adds sadness to the beauty, but also makes it even more beautiful. THANK YOU!

Goosebumps (and I ain’t talkin’ Travis Scott)

No.4 is an insperation to all the Brahms Intermezzi. Wow didn't knew that piece until today

Just ... 100 times BRAVO!!!

This is quite possibly the greatest Ondine recording I have come across. What a gifted pianist.

don,t know this work at all. Regardless of Schumann,s state ,his compositions are the most logical of all Romantic period ,I think anyway. Very hard to play too. I,m learning Preamblue from Op 9 Carnival,it,s worth the work.

i like how claire de lune is played slightly faster ever so much, it takes away some of the loftiness that the piece has garnered and gives it more of a dreamy passing-by quality which is quite refreshing.

24:55 25:04

Terrible playing. No phrasing, no rhythm, no articulation.

Number 4 of the group is my favorite.... He seemed so far away from his earthly troubled life.......🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏Tears...!

🙏🙏🙏

When i first listened, i thought this was easy

0:46 theme 2 1:30 exposition 3:09 2nd theme area 10:45 end of “1st mov” to the “2nd movement” 18:49 “3rd movement” or Scherzo 20:28 recapitulation or “4th movement” 22:07 recapitulation of the 2nd theme area 25:57 Coda

Bravo. Très poétique. Vous êtes un artiste.

24:40

This will quench an moisturize your parched soul

I've met Beatrice Rana briefly when I was in a master class she gave. She roasted the hell out of me lol. I was still in awe of being in the presence of a truly world class pianist.

Ethereal, unnervingly, achingly beautiful. Wow.

Very well professionally executed performance. Great control , touch , colors. There are many beautiful moments in her playing. Yet, I'd often catch myself thinking that some of Ms. Rana's phrasing, rubato and dynamics choices were absolutely foreign to the pieces. They were so exaggeratedly presented that it felt like I am not listening an "impressionism" but rather an "expressionism". In my modest opinion there's no better performance of this cycle than Richter's live recording of his recital in Prague in 1965.

My favourite work by Debussy, from the time when he wasn't yet an impressionist but working in a late Romantic idiom. The harmony in these works is still well within the confines of (extended) tonality and not using the sort of tonal ambiguity and non-tonal harmony based on the whole tone scale that became prominent in his later work, although especially the menuet uses a really progressive form of tonality already hinting at impressionism.

Schumann fan for almost 40 years.

3:28 Beet 10

Great tempo, neither too slow nor too fast. And many thanks for the score.