Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition [Gampel, piano]
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Three of the 12 semi-finalists in the 1991 GPA Dublin International Piano Competition chose to include this composition in their semi-final recital: Sergei Tarasov [USSR], Giampaolo Stuani [Italy], and Alan Gampel [USA]. The audience was treated to three quite different interpretations.
Mussorgsky never had any formal
training in piano yet able to compose this piece of music......
And in a short period of time!
Amazing !!!!!!!!
!
The works created by the genius composers who were awakened by the voice of God will flicking the heartstrings that is deeply in the depths of the human soul.
He perfectly understand Mussorgsky’s aesthetics and sorrows
, so his performance is inspirational and spectacular .
From
Tokyo of Japon
Une des plus belles oeuvres pour piano de tout le répertoire russe : l'expressivité réaliste de Moussorgsky trouve toute la rigueur et la virtuosité requises. Un grand talent et un moment de bonheur immense en l'écoutant.
as a 14 year old young girl i love this and am so glad that my music teacher gave us this assignment so i could hear real beautiful music. they just cant make music like this anymore..... that was wonderful. he should've won.
One of the finest piano works of all Russian repertoire: realistic expressiveness of Moussorgsky found all the rigor and virtuosity required.
¡Happy Birthday, Modest!
That awkward moment when the video ends and you're just kind of sitting there in silence because it's impossible to transition from such a beautiful masterpiece.
Thank you sir! It really is a striking piece of music, I'm always captured from those first six notes.
I'm glad my feelings got through to somebody.
definitely! this is a piece meant for piano! There are many excellent orchestral versions but it sounds best from a well played piano. This man definitely good!
Breathtaking! It would be awesome to see Mr. Gampel perform this piece with full orchestra.
Your comment got voted off, but you're damn right. I'm a composer and I like to maintain tight control over what my music sounds like. If someone wants to "cover" a piece, it'd be awesome if they did whatever they wanted to it, but if somebody's just performing a piece, they'd better do it exactly how I wanted it, or it's an small insult to me. Not that I don't want them to get into my music, but every piece is a child, and if they start doing plastic surgery to its face, I'd get pissed.
to each his own. I'd like people to perform my music however they liked.
I heard/saw [score] Horowitz' arrangement [today] and it's implausible, though plausible for Horowitz. But point taken. If you change notes around then it's your transcription and not text -- same with literature.
Never heard it this fast. To me, this piece is full of bells on the painting of the imaginary Great Gate of Kiev. Bells on the tower of the gate. Bells of the animals and people passing under the gate. Maybe this would be the gate at rush hour......
Wow... fantastic! I want to be a pianist like him
This... Is.. SOOOOOO GOOOOOD
This guy is REALLY good.
Great music!
He is an Alchemist of Mussorgsky’s music
The performance of Genius pianist like him is full of the tip - top admiration
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I think Great Gate was a bit too fast, but well played!
Yes, but Ravel's interpretation was actually what prompted the piece to fame, because of its more accurate pictoral descriptions. Either way he presents an interesting view.
FOREVER THE GREAT KEITH EMMERSON IN HIS TRIBUTE.
Most people do, but o think it's to fast. Just a little slower and there can be more emotion. However I like this music
Elp did a very nice cover of this
Великий Мусоргский! и "Картинки..." вообще вещь уникальная- ед. в мире- по своей контрастности и охватываемости всех жанров от гимнообразности- торжественности, пафоса до трагикомичности и лирики... i am аналогов не знаю, хотя я простой человек, 42 года тому закончил муз. школу "дэсь у задрипаному Харкови" и есстесств. дилетант.., исполнение великопепное... до спез... 有難うございます! Дякую! Спасибо!
Formidable!
Hello Alan, really good stuff. Too bad it took me so long to listen to your performance.
Ballet of the Chickens in their Shell sounds like it would be a horrifying scary movie theme song.
Thought the old castle was a bit fast, and the sudden parts of the gnome were too robotic, but this was really good
How harsh is the comment below made by Emil W and co. 14 seconds of playing his heart out and musical dedication doesn't meet with his approval. I'm wondering if they can play.
Well said.
This! This is excellent!
1. Pavel Nersessian [USSR]; 2. Enrico Pace [Italy]; 3. Eduardo Monteiro [Brazil]; 4. Sergei Tarasov [USSR]; 5. Prisca Benoit [France]; 6. Alan Gampel [USA].
I was there both nights! Amazing competition in Dublin 1991.
Is this in a film?
As a former pianist, my approach was to perform every notation the composer placed in a score out of respect for their genius. What lies in between those notations however, that is mine . . .
powerful
This is the original piano version.
Ależ ta bajka jest piękna!!!
This was the Dude's Landlord Marty's 'cycles' music from 'The Big Lebowski'
PARA SEMPRE O GRANDE KEITH EMMERSON EM SEU TRIBUTO.
27 people with anvils for ear drums
Должен признать. Saudade ЧТО Гений SOMEONE В ОСНОВНОЙ непреодолимыми.
Speaking of that, did he mess up the triplet at the end of the Goldenberg section? Maybe it's only a triplet in the orchestral edition by Ravel.
I enjoy some parts more then others he doesn't bring the strength to the piece that i feel he should Up the tempo in certain places and slow it in others, good interpretation just not one catered to my specific liking
+Riley Cook That's the way everyone should react to stuff like this, rather than 'way too fast' 'too slow at the end' 'too relaxed' as if it's completely objective.
+Riley Cook Yes, and thanks for not saying "If you disagree, you're wrong", etc.!
im just saying this isint part of the impressiontist or baroque music period so the pianist cant quite change the tempo of mussorgskys music so its not his fault if you dont like the tempo but im just saying not thrying to make other peoples opinons inferior to mine
excellent
Why did he miss out all the repetitions?
This guy is God
It is impossible to play this piece without making body movements similar to dry heaving.
Last I checked, Ravel was not Mussorgsky
Grootartige Performance, vollgestopft mit Energie, Personalidade, Vitalità, Élan und Exaltation. Okay, so he vergisst eenige Noten, hier und da, also wat?
Or you know, he was just using Ravel's editions.
4:28 The old castle
He left out the part where you're supposed to wreak the organ!
Steve Rodgers where?
At least he tried his best to perform it. Can you?
I think in general the Goldenberg section was somewhat lacking. In my opinion most of the triplets were not very clean and clear.
00:09、01:29、13:39、14:20、26:58
Why?
It's quite a shame that more people are familiar with Ravel's orchestral version, more often than not people hear the orchestral version prior to hearing the original piano version (myself included). I think people tend to judge the playing based on the orchestral version, which is itself Ravel's interpretation. He orchestrated the work to what he thought was most fitting, which might not necessarily be the intent of the composer. Anyway this is merely someone else's take on the work.
how can he remember all of this?! :v
Hours and hours of practice. I personally can't play with the music, I memorize it, then I can play it without the music. Of course, I never have enough time to do a thorough practice and I end up never moving beyond one spot... yea... I should find more time to practice...
x88Liam88x oh you are just like me :)) but i'm studying so i read the music sheet very slow
it's part of the so-called "finger memory"
+feddsp
No, finger memory is the least reliable type of memory. These concert pianists can play the pieces inside their mind away from the piano, they remember every key to be pressed mentally.
+ekrium It goes like this:
1) Play the music with the music in front of you
2) As you learn it, you get it into muscle memory
3) As the piece is muscle memorized, you start remembering exactly what you play.
4) Eventually, you remember the entire piece.
5) Perform the piece!
Total hours: 75+ at least
For me this process happens a lot faster than it does for other people. I personally don't believe in memorizing gimmicks and tricks and such, I just play the piece so much focusing on detail that the piece effectively memorizes itself.
Matthew McConaughey with curly hair
Hi Alan it’s me Eva
НАВСЕГДА BIG KEITH Эмерсон В ВАШЕЙ дани.
hopefully he changed job since then ! Only a Russian (Richter, Ashkenazy, etc.) can understand in deepness this masterwork.
+Vercingetorige001 Well thank you for your wonderful insight you omniscient god of music. I will stop learning this piece at once
+Vercingetorige001 Fuck nationalism
Oh please 😒
I love this music but I dont love cotacombs they are not for me
He starts Bydlo pp instead of ff and misses out the repeats in Goldenberg und "Schmuÿle".
I'm happy to pass off all other deviations from the original score in this performance as mistakes, but these two are yet another example of "professional musicians" deciding through sheer arrogance that they know Mussorgsky's masterpiece better than he did, and feeling they have the right to "edit" it as they see fit. Performers exist to bring the notes on a page to life, not to misguidedly corrupt them.
Mussorgsky isn't paying them, they can do what they like
10:00
Gnomus was so rushed :(
Very expressive, though. Loved most of the interpretation
but he makes many mistakes... and skipped some part of the piece as someone said..
RUclips is full of shit. It says the "artist" is Natalie Zhu. Who is to say youtube won't error for other videos and music claiming false copyright. (not to detract from the performance)
hey guys, it is not good at all, what do you think?
Nice opinion, but who even asked about it ? Also, could you do better and play it in an international competition like he did? Very not sure about it. He’s the king and you’re a parasite
Haha. I know, right? Goldang pianists, strings, and woodwinds....
I prefer this to Kissin's
LS Kwon ryou cannot be serious
I’m 9 years late lol, but that’s insane to say. Kissin’s recording is superb! Both are great, but a lot was missed in this one
baba yaga is definetly a bit better in the orchestrated version
Full Orchestra version still the best!
+Matthew Pickering Yes, but this is by far the best piano arrangement (not necessarily the best performance overall) out there for sure.
@@themike97_58 "piano arrangement" lol
DAMMIT, AMERICA. Get yourself together, man!
GNOMUS
theres no life in his interpretation
This is the best i have seen on youtube. Don't know what you're talking about.
Sloooooooooooow down, man! Smoke a joint or have a flask of vodka by your side. Excellent playing, but why so fast???
That's why he got 6th. :P
Lol
Urgh ... 27:20 to 27:34 is simply a mess.
Thought the same thing...
Yea, lmao
I feel he lacks power.