Borodin - Nocturne from Petite Suite - Cyprien Katsaris Piano

Published in 1885, Borodin's (1833-1887) Petite Suite consists of 7 pieces. The Nocturne is the 7th of the set and was described by the composer as "Lulled by the happiness of being in love.”
Borodin was a Russian doctor, chemist, and a composer. In 1862 he began taking composition lessons from Balakirev. His most famous work is probably the Polovtsian Dances from his Prince Igor opera.
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[@damiangilz]

I love when classical music have simple themes.

[@PianoScoreVids]

Thanks for this upload.

[@Daniel_Princeps]

Beautiful. The tranquility of the piece is so captivating!

[@NITAY751]

1:50 is heartbreaking af

[@daniloberaldo570]

Very beautiful music! Thanks a lot to post it!!

[@pteroglosis]

Lovely ...😚😍💓

[@АдамФлэтчер]

Спасибо

[@Woodcut60]

Interesting interpretation, but I prefer Margaret Fingerhut's take on this beautiful piece.

[@michaelshanks6932]

I agree. The piece is lovely either way; but by adhering strictly to the metronome marking, Katsaris produces a nocturne for people who have to get up early: rushed and slightly mechanical.

[@Woodcut60]

@@michaelshanks6932 I couldn't agree more. Well said.

[@benzandpour]

I saw Fingerhut at Pizza Hut once