Edvard Grieg - Lyric Pieces (Volume X), op. 71 [With score]

[@gaboelexo]

5:02 So Grieg Invented Jazz, Cool

[@monteverdi1567]

Thank you somuch for this. Grieg was a favorite growing up, I learned many of the lyric pieces when a piano student and loved them all. How perfect he ended his cycle with a nostalgic waltz hearkening back to the very first one.

[@josephalvarez5315]

5:05 F7#9, what a beautiful chord. Grieg's harmonic genius is underrated

[@donnytello1544]

Jazzy, Grieg was really something

[@Ivan_1791]

I'm just finding these hidden gems and since I listened to the Op.66 I can't stop.

[@gmfrunzik]

Ermm actually it a gb

[@rieladarielakuma]

Skovstilhed is such a blessing to the ears. I actually came here from my little terrarium. Learning this piece right now :)

[@antoniocaden8715]

instablaster.

[@Rickriquinho]

Puc reminds me Carmen and silent movie soundtracks.

[@arsmelancholiae]

The melody of the last piece is similar to the melody of Arietta (the first lyric piece)

[@kaleidoscopio5]

It is the same. His first and last lyric pieces are the same after forty years....it is like returning home after a very long journey....

[@Examantel]

Summer evening sounds like jazz

[@TheInfiniteGigabyte]

True, it is interesting how jazzy Grieg can get sometimes

[@Rickriquinho]

Jazz is largely European music with instruments, techniques, harmonies and writing coming from Europe.

[@ExpldgN]

Remembrances has a weird "end of an era" feel

[@kew65]

It is a mirror of his very first lyric piece "Arietta" which makes it evoke even more of a nostalgic feeling. It gives a sense of "how far we've come."

[@pianoboss6000]

Forbi reminds me of Scriabin op 74!

[@ExpldgN]

halling is so cool

[@user-zv5pf1mb6f]

やっとこの曲みつけた🥹

[@joshscores3360]

The third piece is reminiscent of Prokofiev.

[@cadenzalien4554]

nah

[@zaichiiiks]

4,7

[@Protosini]

I should have Forbi dden you from uploading any more Grieg....

[@carterjohnsonpiano]

4.5/10

[@jackminto7062]

@@carterjohnsonpiano that's generous...