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Lorraine Min
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Alexandroffsky Waltz - performed by Lorraine Min
In 1875, Baltimore railroad industrialist Tom Winans commissioned the Alexandroffsky Waltz from Russian composer P. Bihahc to honor his dying sister, Julia. She died before hearing it and it was never publicly performed until pianist Lorraine Min performed it as an encore in Baltimore on March 17, 2019.
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Chopin: Concerto No. 1, 3rd mvt, Lorraine Min & ECSQ Live (Chamber Version with String Quartet)
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Chopin: Concerto No. 1, Op. 11, Chamber Version, 3rd movement, Rondo - Vivace Lorraine Min, Piano Emily Carr String Quartet
Saint Saens Piano Concerto No. 4 Part 2
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Lorraine Min performing the 2nd movement of Saint Saens Piano Concerto No. 4 live with the Victoria Symphony and Tania Miller.
Saint Saens Piano Concerto No, 4 Part 1
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Pianist Lorraine Min performing the first movement of Saint Saens Concerto No. 4 with the Victoria Symphony directed by Tania Miller.
Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No. 4, Lorraine Min, Victoria Symphony
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Pianist Lorraine Min live with the Victoria Symphony directed by Tania Miller.
Again and again,all the concerts seem to me divinely.
❤❤❤amazing. [good morning hello Loraine have amazing days today is the Birthday of Saint Saens let's perform more of his amazing music let's watch and listen to his wonderful music i am diqi from Java island October 9]
Underrated No 4… performed brilliantly by all!! Ms Min’s clarity of finger work is wonderful. Bravo.
Un concierto genial con una melodía que no se despega de los labios y una interprete con un gran carisma musical, un concierto para el deleite total!
I have agree with the guy who shouted BRAVO! at the end.
I had only listened to the 2nd concerto for the longest while. Took me some time but am now into the 4th, 5th and aspects of the 1st. The 3rd is still my least favorite but that may change. This concerto is amazing.
Which Victoria Symphony? There must be a dozen places called Victoria which could possibly support an orchestra. Beginning with the state of Victoria in Australia, and Victoria in British Columbia. I'm not sure why the poster assumes we will know.
Lorraine Min is the best classical pianist I have ever seen. I am totally impressed! Thank you!
0:56 start
Le jeu est bon techniquement mais quelque peu mécanique et violent. Le régime autoritaire dans lequel elle vit transparaît malheureusement quelque peu. A comparer à une Yuja Wang, beaucoup plus nuancée, qui a su ou pu se détacher de cet environnement.
An exquisite performance by an extraordinarily sensitive artist. All musicians are to be congratulated on presenting such a beautiful piece.
I wonder if Rachmaninoff got the idea concept for his opening of his 3rd piano concerto from the last movement of this Saint-Saens concerto???
Une très belle interprétation, malgré une prise de son parfois confuse, de ce splendide concerto où l'art de Saint-Saëns atteint un sommet inégalé: fabuleuses mélodies et variations harmoniques autour de ces thèmes, une coda du 1er mouvement capable d'émouvoir un bloc de fonte, un dialogue parfait entre le piano et l'orchestre qui se mettent en valeur l'un l'autre, la montée en puissance du thème du 3ème mouvement jusqu'au paroxysme de sa conclusion... A mes oreilles, ce concerto est sans doute la plus belle et la plus attachante oeuvre orchestrale jamais composée.
This has always been my very favorite classical piece. I was amazed and delighted to discover this beautifully photographed live performance of Saint-Saens 4th piano concerto performed masterfully by Lorraine Min and conducted memorably by the fantastic Tania Miller. I just wish I had been there on that night. I have been asking the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to present it for years. The first movement is stunning in its understatement and gentleness. In the second movement the recurring melodies found throughout the piece become bold and triumphant. I don’t care to argue about which of the five piano concertos by Saint-Saens is the masterpiece. I’m more interested in experiencing what touches the human heart. This is some beautiful and very memorable music. And what an ending.
It's a huge favorite for me too. First time I heard it played was by French pianist Philipp Entremont with the Philadelphia Orchestra as it was known then. I was blown away, it was a long time ago, no RUclips then.
Part of a performance of a tv program with an orchestra sponsored by Bell Labs was online a few years back (and might still be). The historical Entremont performances were energetic.
A stunning presentation of my favorite classical piece performed by virtuoso Lorraine Min and the Victoria Symphony audience. It has never been performed more beautifully and passionately than by Ms. Min and I’ve listened to Saint-Saen’s 4th piano concerto hundreds of times. What an accomplishment. Congratulations Lorraine Min! You brought tears to my eyes and gave me goosebumps.
My favorite Saint Saens Piano Concertos are the 2 and the 4; the 5 is next, but 1 and 3 are cool too.
Great rendition of this concert by Lorraine Min. She plays vigorously and is always in command.
Saint-Saens' music is very interesting; there is a lot to learn from him (as a music professor). Some people think he's superficial, but so what! He covered all the spectrum of classical music, and his works are very remarkable.
I think those who say his music is superficial can"t hear the clarity of his genius.
A sparkling performance of this wonderful concerto. No wonder the orchestra applauded Ms Min with such enthusiasm. Absolutely 100% deserved.
Потрясающее исполнение и концерт! Браво❤. Восхищаюсь концертами Сен Санса ... это уже третий ,а начала с 1 го,потом попался 5й ...
I love the Saint-Saens concerto's. It's deeply emotional, beautiful played. The French composers are also top. It's wonderful
In every concert, theres an idiot shouting BRAVO! Only for his 1 second of fame. Sad man.
I am a great admirer of the music of Saint-Saens. I see that some have mentioned that Saint-Saens is to some extent underrated. I agree. The common reference to Saint-Saens as the "French Mendelssohn" doesn't help, as I think Mendelssohn is underrated as well. There was a dedicated and developing classical practice during the 19th century; and can be traced from Schubert through Mendelssohn and through Saint-Saens. Wonderful performance. The piece requires both a crispness of execution and full command of the tonal potential of the instrument. Mission accomplished.
Я счастлива что услышала этот концерт,благодарю
Hand movements are extraordinary.
Les concertos de Saint-Saëns sont tous bons, mais celui-ci est particulièrement flamboyant Bravo à l'interprète et à l'orchestre !
6:08
Fine performance of a very good, underrated piece. Such great tunes and superb architecture. A ‘proper’ piano concerto!!
Quelle magnifique prestation. C'est précis, ciselé et remarquablement joué. Une heureuse découverte en ce jour de l'an 2023....
En el último movimiento se le acabó la inspiración a SaintSaenz. Qué artificial, simplón, el rondó. Feo. Feo.
Pretencioso.
oh, common, this is a second-rate piece........................
Once Ms. Min set the pace for the theme of the Allegro in the second movement, I knew we were in for it. Met the extreme challenge of this daunting composition with both grace and power. Bravo.
Magnificent!
Merveilleux !! Je découvre saint saens, et, notamment, les concertos pour piano, et , je suis stupéfait, qu un compositeur ayant composé de telles merveilles, ( j ai écouté les concertos 2 et 5 par Richter !!!) , n aie pas l exposition d un Mozart ou d un Beethoven, pour ne citer qu eux. Ce concerto ne sera peut être pas mon préféré, mais je reconnais l extraordinaire vivacité d esprit de ce compositeur, ainsi que le magnifique rendu de l interprétation, tant orchestrale que pianistique. Bravo !!!!
3:37 bruit de résonnance mystérieux dû aux accords comme dans le 2em mvt du no 5 et la fin du 2em mvt du 3em de violon ? Saint Saëns nous amène des sons célestes ?
A musician who at the age of 8 played recitals in which people could call out for him to play one of the 32 Beethoven Sonatas, Camille Saint-Saens had an auspicious beginning to the music world. His music is always sane and beautiful. He is no Beethoven. He is just a magnificent composer and, in his day, a fantastic pianist. He is highly underrated as a composer and people need to recognize his depth of ability. His piano concertos are indeed underrated and they shouldn't be.
(Peter Badenoch here). Has anyone transcribed the 1st movement of this concerto for organ? (No, I'm not getting it confused with Saint Sains "Organ Symphony".)
Oh my gosh, her performance is nothing short of silky.... Need to keep an eye out for her future performances!
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"Od Bacha do Bacharacha".
Splendid!
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Saint Saëns five piano concertos have the signature of him as a post romantic very original composer. The order I love them according to its themes and melodic-harmonic development is: numbers 2 and 5 the greatest. No. 1, 3 and 4 the most composer style.
Beautiful ~~~♥♥♥
Magnificent rendition of this superb work. Thank you for the discovery
I love all five of Saint-Saens piano concertos. Everything he wrote is great.
Magnificent!
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