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ウェーバーと初期のアルカンを混ぜた様な作風

Yo lingling performed this no joke check desc

There’s a completely different piece with the same exact name and composer and arranger, yet, I can’t find it at all. ruclips.net/video/Py4cIBs_NFQ/видео.htmlsi=IAqrJ9T22gvw4OV3

Yo! This was performed by my boy, Yi Chung Huang!

Elegy to R. Schumann?

I bought the CD when it was comparatively new. Still one of my favorite Alkan pieces and Hamelin performances. One of a kind. Untouchable.

Gottschalk really knocked it out of the park with this one.

19:19 woah

Very organ like. The piano can’t begin to issue forth the power of a pipe organ but this arrangement comes as close as anything could.

ぶらぼー

This is not neo-Baroque, and it is played without style or articulation, not really in tempo, either. This is a tricky piece, in that without the right approach, you cannot bring out its substance.

Can someone recommend some soft/chill Lydian pieces

Pls can someone make a Synthesia video out of this

Is it really playable..?

I played this on my own

Simply piano second lesson 😂

If only more cadenzas used a similar idea from another piece like this - Beethoven would 100% approve as he does this himself within different movements of the same work. I want more!

Bro, Alkan is a mephisto. U know what I mean.

Arruinaste una hermosa obra...

Не слишком ли медленный темп???

I still don't understand why Alkan was so underrated and very much less known than others

First Mozart and now chopin 😆

Woefully uninspired. I don't think that sort of arrangement works without the harmonic density of late 19th/early 20th century languages. Turning an allegro into an andante is bad enough in itself, offering so little inventivity in the musical writing as compensation is inexcusable. Same-era "monstrosities" such as Busoni's Fantasia Contrappuntistica at least sound and feel like a real composer's work, not a (mediocre) arranger's. Thank you for the video, though.

カデンツァはいただけませんでした。オーケストラ部分の編曲は慎重に行わなければならならず。🎼の上のF音より↑は慎重に使わなければなりません。モーツァルト時代弦の音以外でFis以上の音はほとんど使われてないはずです、

È più bello dell'originale . Complimenti a chi l'ha trascritto per piano, e a chi lo sta suonando così bene .

the iain farrington arrangement might be closer to elgar's intentions because of the arpeggiated figures elgar liked so much, thanks for this though

Thanks I've just sight read it all

The chord progression and style seems to bring to mind Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor (perhaps most evidently in the bassline). Given that Bach learnt from Buxtehude during his younger days, it might not be a surprise that he took inspiration from this passacaglia.

What a nothing composer.

Good grief! I've seen Stradal's transcriptions, but this is the first time I hear them played. I'm speechless. 😮

Nice! May I ask where can buy the sheet music of this piece please? Thank you!

This is music.

What a monstrosity . . .

This is grand! Thank you for sharing this.

Feinburgs transcription is much better.

Love the fact he still left the cadences in his own style, but they actually fit in the context. Not to be forgotten, Alkan himself also wrote a "Concerto pour piano seul" (Etudes Op.39, nn.8-10), thus he was yet familiar with this kind of operations.

Gounod ruined this prelude. Its beauty is the meditative absence of a melody. The melody makes it "solved", "done", "complete", obvious, uninteresting.

Hope I never knew how much I have missed…

I love Stradal!! Thank you!💖

The disc by Toccata Classics, featuring August Stradal piano transcriptions for Dieterich Buxtehude, is simply phenomenal. Heartily recommended to get. So many composers, pianists, transcribers have transcribed the Bach family for piano, but no so many have transcribed J.S. Bach's contemporary composer, Dieterich Buxtehude. August Stradal again was there to help with filling the gap.

Beautiful

I hope someone records his transcription of Reubke's Sonata on the 94th Psalm

This version is so grand. I listen to it every day

i tink i prefer the Feinberg arrangement

I can’t hear this without thinking of Moreschi 😭😭😭

Stradal is a really crazy arranger!! However I just love his transcriptions so much! Especially the complete Symphonic Poems of his teacher Liszt!

Whether it's on piano or strings, Ave Maria absolutely is one of the most beautiful pieces ever written.

lovely

Honraré a Czerny que con sus estudios esto me parece fácil.

TENTHS