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That was in my home on my mother's piano ... It was one of the MOST extraordinary experiences of my life!! It was what she wanted from her dear instrument! - Thank you, Sasha!!

Bravo! Thank you very much for beautiful play!

It says "teaches" but you have to already know it before being instructed like this!! I don't know, maybe education or pedagogy people could find a better word, other than "teaches":

Terrific sound effects !! Change the microphones

For Scriabin interpretation, two words... Vladimir Sofronitsky.

Фантастика! Зачем вообще играть,если не ТАК!!!❤❤❤

love it

Julian BATTERSBY is a violent sexual predator who prays on nice women he uses abuses them and then trashes them and their name and reputation he will beat them unconscious he has harmed women permanent damage broken teeth on women broken jaws on women he is a bad man

Yeah keep protecting the violent sexual predator just keep doing it that’s he is a very enabled person that’s why he keeps getting away with it because of the enabler’s like you delete the comment

His son Julian beat a girl unconscious while she was giving him a ride in her car. She had to pull over because he was freaking out screaming because he was drunk. When she did he took the aluminum water canister and beat her across the face with it which broke her teeth and busted her jaw. She is permanently damaged. She sued him for $7000 because $4000 of it was because he refused to get his stuff out of her storage unit which she continue to pay for him $400 a month because he kept threatening her that if she didn’t he would say that She was trying to steal it. She did not want his stuff nor to pay for it she just wanted him to pay for her broken teeth and take ownership of his actions and then his mother stepped in and said sue her and make it look good so then you don’t have to pay the money back and so that’s what he did. He is a dangerous violent sexual predator he just hasn’t been caught yet. Because he is a brilliant liar. And that’s why the girl was so-called helping him anyway because he had lied about all the things that it happened to him and got her to feel sorry for him when it was all a lie. Basically all the things that he says are the things he did but he says that that happened to him but he is a narcissistic liar and so is his mother. He goes from woman to woman about 3 to 6 months at a time uses them and abuses them and then trashes them and their name to all their friends and the court system. He is a dangerous violent man so is his father actually he learned from him sorry to say that but it’s true

I'm studying now this piece and I think the main problem of this etude is quite clear: it's fucking hard to have a complete technical control of every note at that speed (it's should be faster than in the video as Scriabin wrote 84 = dotted crotchet which is crazy). If you still focused and worried to hit clearly every note you can't think about dynamics, rubato, strong bass and everything. And just when you think you really succeded in learning it...that's never enough!

IMO, Evgeny Kissin's interpretation of this etude is one of the best: ruclips.net/video/-RwqTKuRX8s/видео.html

Когда встречаются гениальный педагог и гениальный ученик, способный слышать и понимать мастера, то получается Султанов, но это происходит крайне редко, к сожалению

As many times I have listened to this magnificent piece, I have never heard it with as many melodies being dissected out of it as clearly as this. What a true master!

I’ve watched this video numerous times hoping to be able to play this piece soon. No better interpretation of this piece exists.

Sometimes he says something interesting, but most of the time he`s just disarraging the student`s interpretation (95% of the teachers do the same). I guess when we criticize other musician, we must pay attention to the great line, how one part interact with each other and see if this makes sense. if we cut the piece, it becomes a frankenstein.

This teaching is really magnificent. He encapsulates, so simply and directly, what Scriabin was obviously striving for.

Thank you so much for sharing this video, and for the subtitles.

This piece unfailingly makes me tear up

G video

Космический комар

Do we know who the student is?

Thank you very very much.....

Словно вчера всё это было, и Лев Николаевич сидел у нас на экзаменах в консерватории...

Абсолютно гениально!!!

Очень интересно, спасибо ! Неужели такой высокий уровень профессионализма в прошлом ? Теперь Мацуев образцовый пианист?

Fascinating! Really makes me appreciate the Horowitz recording of this.

watched this several time in awe....

The pianos are very good. Very well maintained Hamburg’s

"Contrary motion like in Tchaikovsky" Love the Russian pride there😀 It's like a castle where Bach hasn't arrived yet.

I think only those who believe in resurrection can take pleasure in this music.

Ой как я Вас благодарю за это видео ! ❤️🙏🏻 Как же их не хватает сейчас этих великих учителей русской фортепианной школы. 😔

Thank you so much for posting this! It's a privilege to be able to listen to a professor from Russian conservatory. Needless to say, his remarks are profound and create a precious scenario for the students who are going to study the piece.

Да,Лев Николаевич гениальный педагог и чистейшей души человек,только по прошествии стольких лет понимаешь,с кем рядом судьба разрешила быть.

14:12 there's no "deathly", it's "confusion"

Что требует и просит душа Мастера, то неукоснительно выполняют его живые, чувственные пальцы! Это по - настоящему потрясающе!!! Спасибо за такую возможность почувствовать и насладиться настоящей МУЗЫКОЙ!!! НАСТОЯЩЕЙ ГЕНИАЛЬНОСТЬЮ КОМПОЗИТОРА И ПЕДАГОГА С БОЛЬШОЙ БУКВЫ!!! БРАВО... ДО СЛЕЗ....

О, господи, как благословенно! Какие чувства!!! Какое мастерство Льва Наумовича!!!

What a brilliant teacher and musician

Что за люди ставят дизлайки? 1)Либо сами двух нот сыграть не могут, просто из вредности, 2)либо могут преподавать значительно лучше. Скорее всего первое. На мой взгляд, очень вдохновенно, с большим душевным подъемом, профессионально в вопросах динамики, музыкальной формы и т.д. Незаметно время пролетело, и хотелось ещё)))

Beautiful, Sasha! 🧡 I look forward to hearing you play XVIII live someday - one of my favorite musical moments. 💎

Long time ago I had a masterclass with him in France. He was one of the last great Russian teachers. And really nice and human.

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

ruclips.net/video/RfJPNABU54Y/видео.html Andrei Gavrilov was one of his students: a genius!

Да, так нас и учили .... I was so lucky

Здорово

Потрясающе!!!🎹🎵🎶🤓😍

А я в нём чувствую сверх-вдохновенный порыв сумасшедшего.))Но никак не не боль... Удивительно, что у каждого могут быть настолько полностью противоположные образы.

It's so interesting that I find all his technical insights make perfect sense and are inspiring even though his interpretation on an emotional level is the complete opposite of the way I relate to the piece. This has always been a deeply romantic piece to me.

7:48 C natural,not C#)

9:42 “It takes colossal mastery. Really, it does.” 😂😂😭