Nikolai Kapustin - Berceuse, Op. 65 (Kapustin) (1991)

[@BryanSaylor1]

0:00 - Introduction
0:49 - Theme 1
1:14 - Theme 1 variation
1:47 - Transition (intro material)
2:01 - Theme 2
2:36 - Theme 2 variation
3:08 - Transition (abbreviated Theme 2)
3:28 - Theme 1
3:57 - Theme 1 variation
4:30 - Coda (intro material)

[@PianoScoreVids]

never heard this kapustin piece before, definitely an interesting listen!

[@tainokreb5200]

You definitely should get acquainted with more of his pieces, his Toccatina is such a banger

[@PianoScoreVids]

@@tainokreb5200 i pretty much know everything he wrote but i just happened to not know that one :)

[@bobamax1519]

Nice Scriabin 8 reference at 3:03!

[@avvocatostyle]

Holy fuck!! Scriabin's 8th sonata is my favorite piece of music of all time, and that part is my favorite, so glad one of my favorite musicians ever had similar thoughts and quoted it!!

[@tarikeld11]

1:34 - 1:45 never heard such a Debussy-esque Kapustin!

[@MicoAquinoComposer]

Just discovered this piece! Excellent and lovely

[@fridrichbruk3849]

Beautiful piece.Thank You.Fridrich.

[@AsrielKujo]

Amazing!

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

New to this. Great!

[@upside_you_mop]

Never heard before smong us

[@lambo99khoker56]

2:46 Rachmaninov Etude reference?

[@avvocatostyle]

To which etude are you referring?