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Interestingly, will I someday find the performance of Kapustin’s concerts, where the rhythm section and pianist play together in rhythm?

Fantastic piece!!

Самое любимое произведение Цфасмана!!!

a love letter to scriabin 2 and 4... the same drive to a point of ecstatic ascendance

ミニマルミージックですよね。Toshi ichiyanagiの曲は泥臭くなくていいですね。

bravo !

Wow I had to check that my video player wasn't on 2x speed!

5:49

7:22

plz share this transcription 😢😢

can you share the sheet music please?

4:05 goes hard

Im literally having an exam with this piece😭

Samuil Yevgenyevich Feinberg (Russian: Самуи́л Евге́ньевич Фе́йнберг, also Samuel; 26 May 1890, Odessa - 22 October 1962, Moscow) was a Russian and Soviet composer and pianist.

At first I thought these were 'notey" but that is their beauty. You're drawn into the kaleidoscopic world.

Superbe musique...un coup de maître génial.

J'adore et j'adhère. Merci.

冒頭は押し殺した哀しさがあり現代的です。アンダンテは比類ない美しさで、予想を裏切る和声進行で展開していくけれど、あくまで清潔で冷たく感動的です。ラフマニノフの腐敗したイメージは彼方に葬られ、スクリャービンも陳腐に感じ、メトネルでさえ危うくなっています。

If you listen to this carefully, there is so much powerful emotion throughout. Profound beauty of life, really.

This is so beautifull, Feinberg must be inspired by Medtner a lot!

Well played❤️ Bösendörfer?

idk it's kind of muddy and the melodies aren't really clear most of the time, you mainly hear like shimmering or fairies dancing or something

Too short!!

feels like bach goldberg variations meets nancarrow studies

What a great piece of Euclidian logic and emotional mastery! Hamelin really gives it a musical ride, doesn't he?

I’m just about to start learning this tune, wish me luck

This is a remarkably sensitive offering from Mayerl, much of whose output was flamboyant and ostentatious. There are significant stretches reminiscent of Rachmaninov, along with hints of Chopin. Your rubato is also really on-point. A lot of interpreters miss the purpose, and play this far too misurato, missing out on the effusive character of the piece.

1:53 - 2:10 reminds me of Barry Harris, the harmonies and voicings

1:09 the chromaticism, ahhh...

❤

reminds me of donkey kong haha

i have no freaking idea how i'm gonna play it on my graduation

Sounds kinda like Medtner.

Drummer is not that great. There are a couple times when he nearly threw off the entire orchestra and soloist. 🤦🏻‍♂️

I love how at 2:45 - the drummer didn't get the memo and switches to 4/4 with his f-ing dotted barlines while the rest of the orchestra is still in 3. Killer! 😂😎

Reminds me of a more psychotic version of the last movement of the 3rd sonata.I can clearly hear the fugal motive.

This is fablulous

3:07

Extremelly underrated masterpiece!

This is quite fascinating. Some of it almost sounds like Keith Jarrett. Feinberg was way ahead of his time.

I played these three pieces on my masters degree recital at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1982. I studied with Leonard Mastrogiacomo, a brillant piano performer and teacher.

It won’t get old.

16:48

Morceau plus joyeux de l'istoire de la musique

メトネル感あるな

THANKS I'M USING THIS SCORE

I have to say that feinberg is definitely growing on me

this concerto was composed in 1990 not 1989

The Fugue is one of the most astonishing feats of Live piano-playing I've ever heard. It's taut, sculped, yet somehow ferocious without being undisciplined. Judd was a genius, but his demons got to him... just terribly sad.

5:30 - 5:40 is pure horror