13:03 this part really made me cry. It's like a person reaching out to you and finally holding you in thier arms, never letting you go ever again. Ravel will always be my favorite composer.
Yes, the Mother Goose Suit is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. If you can, check out the orchestral version by The Montreal Orchestra conducted by Charles Dutoit, the first time I listened to it I cried as well,the only other time in my life where I cried listening to music was Karen Carpenter, but that's a different story 😊.Ravel is my favorite too.
I 0:06 Pavane de la Belle au bois dormant II 1:42 Petite poucet III 4:40 Imperatrice des Pagodes or Laideronnette IV 8:03 La Belle et la Bète V 11:47 Le jardin féèrique
i also love the warmth of the semitones combined with fifths. there is a similar semitone + fifth harmony at the end of the 4th movement. there are many more throughout the piece.
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13:03 this part really made me cry. It's like a person reaching out to you and finally holding you in thier arms, never letting you go ever again. Ravel will always be my favorite composer.
Yes, the Mother Goose Suit is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. If you can, check out the orchestral version by The Montreal Orchestra conducted by Charles Dutoit, the first time I listened to it I cried as well,the only other time in my life where I cried listening to music was Karen Carpenter, but that's a different story 😊.Ravel is my favorite too.
In my opinion, the fifth movement is one of the most beautiful pieces every composed for piano. Simplicity is everything
4:47. My favorite part of the piece. The most beautiful part in my opinion.
I 0:06 Pavane de la Belle au bois dormant
II 1:42 Petite poucet
III 4:40 Imperatrice des Pagodes or Laideronnette
IV 8:03 La Belle et la Bète
V 11:47 Le jardin féèrique
Personne n'a demandé
Et alors ? @@paulinseiler6685
Que locura de pieza, con esa textura tan tan tan ligera lograr algo tan bello, al punto que te toca las fibras mas sensibles ... Una joya total
Jussen brothers performance, I think... Their touch is unmistakable.
Loved playing this with my piano teacher
It is such a charming piece and I wish I could find somebody else to play with me as I would love to play it again
I’m currently learning this in order to play it with my teacher! hahaha
It is in fact a beautiful piece
@@juanferrequetglas4444 You will love it, I have played it and I actually would would like to find someone that would play it again with me
Un chef d’œuvre musical du génie français.
3:57 I like so much this part. It's so warm and kind
i also love the warmth of the semitones combined with fifths. there is a similar semitone + fifth harmony at the end of the 4th movement. there are many more throughout the piece.
Me toooo! ❤
C'est incroyable beau... Merci.
Meilleure interprétation ! Merci.
This musics so good it’s amazing
speechless😮
(dont mind this comment im using this to study ahahaha)
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cool
Par rapport à la version d’orchestre, le piano donne une atmosphère plus profonde. Surtout la 5ème partie : le jardin féerique 🤍🤍🌼🌻🥰🎶
This score is for piano duet, not 2 pianos.
Thanks, you are right!
I LOVED this piece. I played it with my first piano teacher ten years ago. It is SOOOO beautiful!
Autiste zgaig tu crois c pour clarinette et contrebasse?
Pues no, existen partituras originales tanto para piano individual, como puano a 4 manos, para 2 pianos, o incluso para orquesta....
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Thanks for sharing, this is so beautiful. Ravel is not an impressionist composer though…
Well he sure gives the impression of Beauty and the Beast in Mvt IV!
Hi, could you sende the pdf of the sheet music on the video? Thanks a lot.
1:02 the secondo part has a wrong note on the final eighth note! Should be B4, not Middle C
Good catch! Also, at 13:13 in the Primo part, 2nd note of triplet should be F# not D#. :)
6:50 in primo part, D# or A# ?
@@nicolasaubertpiano Wow this edition is full of errors lol, that's definitely a D# i'm hearing in the recording
@@nicolasaubertpianoD#
It's stunning but what the hell is the ending
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V: lento e grave, non andante.
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Gorgeous.