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Prokofiev: War Sonata No.7, Op. 83 - Precipitato
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Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 7 in B♭ major, Op. 83 (1942) (occasionally called the "Stalingrad") is a sonata composed for solo piano, the second (and most famous) of the three "War Sonatas".
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Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 7 in B♭ major, Op. 83 (1942) (occasionally called the "Stalingrad") is a sonata composed for solo piano, the second (and most famous) of the three "War Sonatas".
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Jelly Roll Morton: The Crave
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Subscribe to Propp! (no pressure though ^_^) 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source programs at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ The Crave is arguably the summa of the early 20's jazz piano music, composed by none other than the "Inventor of Jazz" (according to himself :P), Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton - a s...
Scarlatti: Sonata in D Minor, K.1 - Allegro
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Subscribe to Propp! (no pressure though ^_^) 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source programs at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ First published in 1738 as part of the "Essercizi per Gravicembalo" collection, the Sonata K1 in D minor (Allegro) is a two-voice invention of utmost tournure and craftsmanship, in ...
Bach: English Suite No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 807 - 1. Prélude
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Subscribe to Propp! (unsubscribe anytime ^_^) 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source programs at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ "And if we look at the works of J.S. Bach - a benevolent god to which all musicians should offer a prayer to defend themselves against mediocrity - on each page we discover things ...
Rachmaninoff: Moment Musical No. 1 in B-flat Minor, Op. 16
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Subscribe to Propp! (unsubscribe anytime ^_^) 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source programs at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ The exordial piece of Rachmaninoff's Six moments musicaux collection, Andantino (1896), is the longest of the set and epitomizes the form of a nocturne sui generis. It features a l...
Rachmaninoff: Études-Tableaux, Op. 39 No. 1 ‒ Allegro Agitato in C Minor
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Subscribe to Propp (but no pressure ^_^)! 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source programs at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ Hey! The opening étude of the op. 39 set, first published in October, 1916, is one of Rachmaninoff's most chromatic compositions: a constant climax of almost-demonic harmonies, a perpe...
Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Op. 43 No. 6 ‒ To Spring
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA Animated in Blender, and edited in Kdenlive. Check out these free and open-source projects at blender.org/ and kdenlive.org/ note: i mightve exaggerated with the particles here, sorry about that. My blender script is still buggy and needs some polishing ^_^;;;
Godowsky: Java Suite - The Bromo Volcano and the Sand Sea at Daybreak
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Subscribe to Propp! (you can always unsubscribe later ^_^) 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA "[...] Reaching the Sand Sea from Tosari, the most famous mountain resort in Java, we crossed the sea of sand, perhaps the vastest amphitheatre in the world, arriving at the Bromo crater at dawn. A marvelous sunrise enhanced the terrifying hugeness and transcendental grandeur of this awe-ins...
Blumenfeld: Étude for the Left Hand, Op. 36
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (unsubscribe anytime, don't worry! ^_^) In this video I perform a famous etude from the russian composer Felix Blumenfeld, written around 1905 (and dedicated to the pianist Leopold Godowsky), which is only played with the left hand. I hope my rendition does it justice. Let me know whether you enjoy it in the comments!
Rachmaninoff: Prélude in B-Flat Major, Op. 23 No. 2
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (you can always unsubscribe later, no problem with that) Here's my performance of one of Rachmaninoff's most famous preludes. Hope you enjoy it! Let me know what you think! Note: The footage came out a little dark, since I had not set the camera properly. But it's not too bad, is it?
Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Op. 12 No. 5 ‒ Folk Song
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉 ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (no stress though! ^_-) Here's a little lyric piece by Grieg I wanted to share (Folk Song, Op. 12 No. 5). It's quite simple, but it has a very deep musicality, as it's usual for Grieg's Lyric Pieces. Let me know whether you enjoy it!
Rachmaninoff ‒ Polichinelle Op. 3 No. 4
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This is my take on a Rachmaninoff's lesser known piece: the Morceaux de fantasie op. 3 no. 4 aka. "Polichinelle". Hope you enjoy it! Subscribe to Propp! 👉 ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (you can always unsubscribe later, if you want to ^_^)
Scriabin: Étude Op. 8 No. 12
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (unsubscribe anytime, don't worry! ^_^) This is one of the russian composer Alexander Scriabin's best known pieces: the Étude No. 12 from Opus 8. In interpreting it, I've been hugely inspired by Vladimir Horowitz's tempestuous playing, although it's miles away from that kind of performance... ^_^;;; Let me know in the comments wh...
Blumenfeld: Étude in D Minor, Op. 29 No. 1
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉 ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA (you can always change your mind later!) Check out this little known piece written in 1898 by the russian composer Felix Blumenfeld. Let me know in the comments whether you enjoy it! 💖
Chopin: Étude Op. 10 No. 1 ‒ "Waterfall"
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Subscribe to Propp! 👉 ruclips.net/channel/UCzm4E9PXOY-46RALpI3qXwA pls i need clout In this video I perform Chopin's Etude op. 10 no. 1 also known as the 'Waterfall' Etude for the arpeggi that create a liquid sound throughout the piece. Hope you enjoy it!
Rachmaninoff: Prélude in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 3 No. 2
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Rachmaninoff: Prélude in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 3 No. 2
Chopin: Étude Op. 10 No. 5 "Black Key"
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Chopin: Étude Op. 10 No. 5 "Black Key"
Wow very well done! Love the ending haha! God bless and thank you for sharing your talent 🙏❤
This is so damn hard, it definitely deserves more recognition
this piece is a roller coaster! this piece has the texture and sonority as the ocean. kinda like the first piece of gaspard the nuit. when the piece starts, we are calmly swimming at the surface of the ocean. Then at 0:30 something happens. the texture changes as we are sinking into deeper water. simply confused and numb to whats happening. then at 0:50 when we start to hear some water creatures giggle as we sink deeper. the melody is mainly in the left hand and i believe it is our protagonist starting to recognize what is happening and is having a monologue. at 1:11 the protagonist slowly realizes what is is happening and starts having a dialogue, we as the fast scale and the sixteenth tremolo thing as the creatures responding with giggling. Then the bass drops 1:22 as our protagonist is shocked at what is happening and is overwhelmed with agony. it´s a storm under water, vortex like, with the creatures now laughing and the same melody as before, now stronger than ever. at 1:42 the texture changes from agony to a sense of clarity as the protagonist takes evasive action and tries to escape. The texture feels more fluid now. the melody soon becomes unbearable and then at 1:58 we get a sense of relief now that the protagonist is exhausted from running (underwater running? = mega slow). 2:08 we are no longer able to escape as the creatures have rendered me immobile and i am in a climax of pain and suffering. 2:23 we are now left alone, stranded on the bottom of the ocean staring at the surface as the protagonist accepts his fate. a sense of tranquility washes over you... I don´t know why i decided to write this. It is past my bedtime... I mainly wrote in third person however, that part 2:08 when i wrote about pain and suffering i switched to the first person. I did not realize this until i read it. Maybe since i´m an edgy teenager. bye
Thank you so much for your amazing comment! It made me smile. 😊 I love how you captured the emotion and story in the piece. And don’t worry about switching perspectives-it shows how deeply you connect with the music. Best of luck with everything ahead!
Best performance of this piece on a piano with lighted keys. Amazing work. Only if you've attempted to play this piece will you know how insanely difficult it is to bring out the emotion with such clarity. Great work man!
What piano are u using? Amazing!
Rachmaninoff is a miraculous kind of composer. Leaves me in awe every time.
4:03 Liszt ass ending
Great work, deserves a grand piano!
I first heard this peace in the Schindler's List scene were the German soldiers think it's Mozart the soldier is playing. I fell in love with this piece! Great performance!
Nein its Mozart
Wonderful rendition!
Superb rendition - Bravo!
Wow!! Wonderful music - I’d never heard of this composer - and an awesome rendition!!
Thanks a lot. Literally brought tears to my eyes.
Great performance, gotta be some of the grooviest music Prokofiev ever wrote, intentional or not
Amazing playing! is the title correct? because I remember this being in d major
Hmmm will investigate on that, thanks!
@@Propp_ ah ok no it is in d minor, but this recording on spotify that I usually listen to has the title wrongly written. Sorry for questioning.
An amazing piece, you played it very well!
Thank you so much, I blush ^_-
Sounds a little intimidating 😅 You played awesomely 👏🏻👏🏻
That's an accurate description of anything by Prokofiev 😜 Thanks for listening! ❤️
Incredible play Mr. Propp
Thank you!!!! <3 <3 <3
Crazy skill !!! Keep it up
🔝🔝🔝
wow great
tyyyyyy ^_-
Hi! So sorry for the uploading delay, the serial procrastinator in me has won this time. Hope it was worth the wait tho! I'm also postponing my comment for it, so let's refer to Wikipedia :P "The Precipitato movement from Prokofiev's 7th sonata, written in 1942, once described as "an explosive burst of rock 'n' roll with a chromatic edge", is a toccata in relentless septuple time which boldly affirms the key of the sonata through a more diatonic harmonic language than found in the first movement. This is obvious from the very beginning, with simple B♭ major triads repeated over and over again. Despite a wide range of performance tempos chosen by different pianists, the effect is nevertheless imposing and exciting. The toccata culminates into a furious recapitulation of the main theme, taxing all ten fingers to the utmost, until the piece finally ends triumphantly in a thundering cascade of octaves". and listener, sorry for the imprecisions - i didnt wanna trade my sanity to get a perfect recording ^_^;;;
What dp do you play on? Great preformance
ty, it's a Roland FP-7F
Great music and performance, as usual!!
eyyyy thanksss! ^_-
What a fun piece!! 🤩 Your performance was extraordinary 👏🏻
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!! <3
This is great, cool music and very nice effects!
Thank you so much!! ^_^
The Crave is arguably the _summa_ of the early 20's jazz piano music, composed by none other than the "Inventor of Jazz" (according to himself :P), Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton - a super eccentric personality, as you may have guessed. A catchy tune accompanied by Spanishy rhythms: the influence of latin music is clear, taking the form of a Tango with innumerable syncopes - this being a fundamental trait of jazz practice. In endeavouring its performance, I couldn't refrain myself from adding some improvisatory spicing (in the restatement of the A section), hoping to have somehow maintained a consistency in style. Side note: also make sure to check out the amazing movie "The Legend of 1900" by Giuseppe Tornatore (based on a novel by Alessandro Baricco), which features this piece in a piano dueling scene.
Great performance
Thank you!! ^_^
This is great.
Thank you <3 <3
Nice Video
Thank you! ^_^
I have no idea how you did that, but it is awesome!
Thank you so much! ^_^
@@Propp_ You deserve it!
Awesome! 🤩 Your technique is just amazing!
Thanks! I really appreciate your support! ^_^
Scarlatti's sonatas sure are delightful!
100% agree!
Absolutely underrated composer!
Hey, it's Propp! First published in 1738 as part of the _"Essercizi per Gravicembalo"_ collection, the Sonata K1 in D minor (Allegro) is a two-voice invention of utmost _tournure_ and craftsmanship, in _defiance_ of its simplicity. A strict binary form encompasses the melodic material, and as in most Scarlatti sonatas, divides the piece into two complementary sections, the former ending with the dominant (0:22), and the latter re-establishing the tonic key (1:19). Scarlatti was a real master of the _gravicembalo_ and had a plethora of expedients at hand: it suffices noting the unique effect obtained by rapid ascending thirds e.g. at (0:10). The _labor limae_ becomes even more indubitable when one considers the perspicacy with which, in the second section, the _Maestro_ achieves a nontrivial return to the key of D minor: after restating one of the themes in the relative major key (also notice the absolutely _avant garde_ exploit of the beautiful gmin7 chord) (0:55), the progression F-C-g-d-a-E-A at (0:58), manages, in just 3 measures, to bring back the dominant tonality, ready for the real _Spannung_ of the invention. _Climax_ which occurs at (1:03), during which I hazarded a _rubato,_ hopefully without falling into abuse. As always, with this recording I confide upon having reached an at least acceptable interpretation ^_^.
Благодарю за возможность просмотра этого контента! Великолепное исполнение красивой музыки!
Благодарю за возможность просмотра этого контента! Прекрасное,вдохновенное, высокопрофессиональное исполнение красивой музыки!
Well done! 💪🤘
Thank you for this priceless stuff 🙏🏻
Wow, amazingly beautiful piece!
Humble request: some Bach fugues would be nice to hear and see
They are slowly cooking in the oven, they'll be ready in a while ^_-
@@Propp_ you made my day!
2:10 left hand: finally the solution for me. Thank you! Flawless rendition of a Bach composition which is less hard to play but for me as an amateur pretty challenging.
Thank you, glad to help! I can attest that this piece is more difficult than it appears ^_-
Perfekt!
Danke schön! ^_^
Beautiful ❤
Thank you, really appreciated! ^_^
I can hear an entire dark universe in a Scriabin or Feinberg sonatas But this? is just a lot of scales... i mean amazing ears and brains you guys got
Send this pestilent, traitorous, cow-hearted, yeasty codpiece to the brig. I'm joking of course, _de gustibus non disputandum est_ ^_^
@@Propp_ Whathh i am not latino and yeah no offensive to you
stunning performance!
Thank you so much! ^_^
Beautiful! Congratulations!
Thank you really, glad you enjoy it! <3
Impressive rendition!! 🤩 Your articulation was very precise, Bach is never easy to play!
That's relieving, thank you so much for such kind words, pianothings! ^_^
"And if we look at the works of J.S. Bach - a benevolent god to which all musicians should offer a prayer to defend themselves against mediocrity - on each page we discover things which we thought were born only yesterday, from delightful arabesques to an overflowing of religious feeling greater than anything we have since discovered. And in his works we will search in vain for anything the least lacking in good taste." This is how the French composer Claude Debussy (1862-1918) refers to Bach. Only the uninitiated can see this description as an overstatement: once you delve in Bach's music, you can only "listen, play, love, revere - and keep your trap shut" - as Einstein famously said. A continuous strive for perfection in form, order (i.e. κόσμος), and plain beauty is what characterizes every work of the Cantor, literally making it of cosmological _grandeur._ The English Suites are no exception: a monumental, incomparable, sublime collection of pieces of unimaginable invention and brilliance. Playing even just one movement from the no. 2 turned out to be an insurmountable challenge for me, as I'd argue their difficulty is superior to e.g. a Chopin étude: an almost inhuman degree of _ne plus ultra_ and precision is imperative for their correct performance. Having with all probability failed in this endeavour, I'm only contenting myself of playing it as a _divertissement,_ in the hopes that it acts as an inspiration to some of you ^_^
Bravo
Grazie! ^_^