Thank you for watching, did you enjoy these studies on Chopin by Godowsky? Tracklist: Studies on Chopin, Op. 10: 0:00:00 I. No. 1 - First Version 0:02:01 II. No. 1 - Second Version - for the Left Hand Alone 0:04:59 III. No. 2 - First Version - for the Left Hand Alone 0:06:55 IV. No. 2 - Second Version “ignis fatuus” 0:08:52 V. No. 3 - For the Left Hand Alone 0:13:24 VI. No. 4 - For the Left Hand Alone 0:16:24 VII. No. 5 - First Version 0:18:18 VIII. No. 5 - Second Version “on the White Keys” 0:20:27 IX. No. 5 - Third Version “Tarantella” 0:23:07 X. No. 5 - Fourth Version “Capriccio” 0:25:29 XI. No. 5 - Fifth Version “Inversion for the Left Hand” 0:27:38 XII. No. 5 - Sixth Version “Inversion for the Right Hand” 0:29:56 XIII. No. 5 - Seventh Version - for the Left Hand Alone 0:32:33 XIV. No. 6 - For the Left Hand Alone 0:35:55 XV. No. 7 - First Version 0:37:54 XVI. No. 7 - Second Version 0:40:20 XVII. No. 7 - Third Version - For the Left Hand Alone 0:42:59 XVIII. No. 8 - First Version 0:46:10 XIX. No. 8 - Second Version - For the Left Hand Alone 0:50:01 XX. No. 9 - First Version 0:52:46 XXI. No. 9 - Second Version - Imitation of the Study, Op. 25 No. 2 0:55:28 XXII. No. 9 - Third Version - For the Left Hand Alone 1:00:17 XXIII. No. 10 - First Version 1:04:03 XXIV. No. 10 - Second Version - For the Left Hand Alone 1:07:20 XXV. No. 11 - For the Left Hand Alone 1:07:20 XXVI. No. 12 - For the Left Hand Alone 1:14:24 XXVII. No. 5 - Badinage
Mike G you seem to have a modern purist mindset. It was very common in the early 20th century and prior for performers/composers to offer their own takes on other composer’s music. Liszt, Rachmaninov, Busoni, Godowsky, and many others did this extensively. Heck, even Bach did it.
that's just beautiful! I think you're just used to modern sound of pianos. (and I'd say Steinway has changed very little over the years, but since 1890 it was already this powerful beautiful piano it is today)
Thank you for watching, did you enjoy these studies on Chopin by Godowsky? Tracklist:
Studies on Chopin, Op. 10:
0:00:00 I. No. 1 - First Version
0:02:01 II. No. 1 - Second Version - for the Left Hand Alone
0:04:59 III. No. 2 - First Version - for the Left Hand Alone
0:06:55 IV. No. 2 - Second Version “ignis fatuus”
0:08:52 V. No. 3 - For the Left Hand Alone
0:13:24 VI. No. 4 - For the Left Hand Alone
0:16:24 VII. No. 5 - First Version
0:18:18 VIII. No. 5 - Second Version “on the White Keys”
0:20:27 IX. No. 5 - Third Version “Tarantella”
0:23:07 X. No. 5 - Fourth Version “Capriccio”
0:25:29 XI. No. 5 - Fifth Version “Inversion for the Left Hand”
0:27:38 XII. No. 5 - Sixth Version “Inversion for the Right Hand”
0:29:56 XIII. No. 5 - Seventh Version - for the Left Hand Alone
0:32:33 XIV. No. 6 - For the Left Hand Alone
0:35:55 XV. No. 7 - First Version
0:37:54 XVI. No. 7 - Second Version
0:40:20 XVII. No. 7 - Third Version - For the Left Hand Alone
0:42:59 XVIII. No. 8 - First Version
0:46:10 XIX. No. 8 - Second Version - For the Left Hand Alone
0:50:01 XX. No. 9 - First Version
0:52:46 XXI. No. 9 - Second Version - Imitation of the Study, Op. 25 No. 2
0:55:28 XXII. No. 9 - Third Version - For the Left Hand Alone
1:00:17 XXIII. No. 10 - First Version
1:04:03 XXIV. No. 10 - Second Version - For the Left Hand Alone
1:07:20 XXV. No. 11 - For the Left Hand Alone
1:07:20 XXVI. No. 12 - For the Left Hand Alone
1:14:24 XXVII. No. 5 - Badinage
Fantastico !
Isn't badinage with also op 25 no 9?
This is a mammoth undertaking. My respect to Emanuele!
ohh yeyyy
Revolutionary etude timestamp is off, it's at 1:11:02
I am a lay person who has over listened Chopin so my music mind is so happy!
These studies are absolutely insane !
Più li ascolto e più continuo a preferire gli originali. Niente da dire sul pianista: grande virtuoso
Chopin vs Godowski confronto improponibile
Il pianista bravissimo ovviamente!
Yet another 10/10 upload. Thanks for all the music!
powerful music
Godowsky : Hey , Freddy. Listen to this !
Chopin : How on earth ???!!!
Sounds perfect!
amazing
Bellísimo
I love it.. 💞❤️
Please upload the Op 25 if you can.
We will upload that album as soon as we can, but we will have to wait a couple of months
@@BrilliantClassics Thanks for the most recent upload.But still struggling on how to start playing them !
Studies on studies lol,
Overall great though
More studies on the already challenging enough studies from a player point of view.
Not to quibble but I feel that "conquer" was not the best wrod choice . A pianist should not be "conquering" music but flowing with it.
Dana Franchitto semantics
Or you could just listen to Chopin, for Pete's sake...
Mike G you seem to have a modern purist mindset. It was very common in the early 20th century and prior for performers/composers to offer their own takes on other composer’s music. Liszt, Rachmaninov, Busoni, Godowsky, and many others did this extensively. Heck, even Bach did it.
@Mike G I could if I wanted to!
(In fact I already have, today)
This is a different thing though, and I want to listen to this
Horrible sound of that piano.
that's just beautiful! I think you're just used to modern sound of pianos. (and I'd say Steinway has changed very little over the years, but since 1890 it was already this powerful beautiful piano it is today)