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Первая композиция, самая удачная.

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The third one sounds just like Prokofiev's Toccata.

What a composer!! I immediately love his nice musicThanks for shariing!

Eugen d'Albert is a genius. His art is perfect!!

25:00

This will feature in a piano recital of mine.

ВОСТОРГ!!!!!

This part 25:00 is really beautiful and heart warming

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Une petite perle !merci!

Minecraft

Weirdly reminds me of Pachabel... no idea why. Lovely piece! Love learning about lesser known composers.

Благодарствую, спирачилЬ!

Благодарствую, спирачилЬ!

I just discovered how great Hartmann is the other day, especially his piano music is spectacular, such as this or the sonata in d minor.

I Love this Alkan's Étude, very very mucho. This music is a one my favorites Alkan's piano pieces

Those are some weird and funky notes for 1881

Incredible! Feeling so lucky to hear and read such beautiful music. Thank you for the upload.

Love it

D'Albert himself has recorded the Gavotte & Musette. It's an excellent recording. Highly recommended!

The performance is excellent but am I the only one who notices that the piano sounds slightly off in the upper registers?

Why is he so unknown

That is really marvelous. Thank you!

Yes, Bortkiewicz was influence by other composers but so what? Every composer was influenced by others. He was probably the last great Romantic before "modern" music rose. Hearing this I think of Brahms (perhaps due to the pianist).

Like Chabrier

Wow

I love Bortkiewicz . 🌷🌷🌷 (netherlands)

Well this is awesome

Nice.

4:02 pianist chooses to omit RH F natural. interesting...wonder if Bolcom made a typo!

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Bach? Chopin? I need to learn more, about Classical Music. This would be good music, to have lunch, with a famous Hollywood director, with! Keep up the good work!

Thank you for uploading this!

yeah thanks for posting all this amazing compositions....

one more discover in you tube, which i love...amazing what kind of nice forgotten music treasures...

my jaw is on the floor. these are so gorgeous and tender

At 9:21, there's a quote from "Gee, Officer Krupke" (Bernstein's "West Side Story").

Great performance. Though some of the influences already mentioned are apparent, it does not take away from this sure-handed composition and the considerable understanding and handling of pianistic textures.

This could be an unknown set of Jazz standards, slightly re arranged with words by Its Gershwin, sung by Etta James.

Bezaubernd Wobei die optisch speziellen sehr langen Takte akustisch recht konventionell klingen. Das Reich der Sonatinen ist wahrlich ein ganz eigenes Universum....

I love how tremolos only appear in The Serpent's Kiss as it elicits the image of a rattlesnake rattling. Same with the clicking, it makes me think of how snakes stick their tongue out even if they dont make a clicking noise

Thanks for this.

Anna Goldsworthy plays this superbly

Beautiful music and playing!

Why the need to not play an actual Largo [or andante for that matter]? We certainly live in hectic times!

Lovely sonat!