Anton Rubinstein's Melody in F Op.3 No.1: Nelson Freire's Masterful Performance of a Romantic Gem

Anton Rubinstein's Melody in F Op.3 No.1 is a true gem of the Romantic era, and in this stunning performance by Nelson Freire, it's given the treatment it deserves. With its soaring melodies and lush harmonies, this piece showcases the depth and beauty of Rubinstein's writing.
The Melody in F was composed when Rubinstein was only 14 years old, but it demonstrates a maturity beyond his years. The piece is characterized by its expressive and emotive nature, and it requires a delicate touch and subtle phrasing to bring out its full beauty.
Freire's performance is masterful, showcasing his virtuosic technique and ability to convey the emotional depth of the piece. His playing is full of nuance and sensitivity, bringing out the melodic lines and harmonies with a deft touch.
For those looking to learn this piece, there are some technical challenges to be aware of, including the need for a delicate touch and attention to dynamics. But with dedication and practice, it's a piece that's well worth the effort.
So sit back, relax, and let Nelson Freire's stunning performance of Anton Rubinstein's Melody in F Op.3 No.1 transport you to another world. And don't forget to subscribe, like, and hit the notifications bell to stay up to date with the latest videos from our channel.
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[@ilyasozurakov2393]

Замечательное исполнение

[@musiclover148]

Really lovely. When you haven't heard a certain, old chestnut for a long time, you can better appreciate why it became an old chestnut originally! Freire can play so lyrically, too.

[@musiclover148]

Fourteen? (Gulp!) In some ways, Rubinstein never surpassed it.

[@pianoandsheets5607]

Yes, I tried to look for other interesting works for solo piano by Rubinstein, but was surprised not to find much. Maybe I did not look hard enough though...

[@farazhaiderpiano]

@@pianoandsheets5607 The fourth piano concerto and the Ètudes Op. 23 are Anton Rubinstein’s other works that I consider great! Most of his output fell into neglect because he often rushed his compositional process. When Rubinstein did well though, he really did do well!

[@nelidaferraz6497]

Simply Beautiful. Saudades!

[@cookiehead4759]

Nice interpretation and thank you for providing such a clean score.

[@andrewqin1442]

Nice

[@Par.833.]

Как можно скачать но ы ?

[@sparko7902]

s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/e/ec/IMSLP629185-PMLP6766-Rubinstein_3_(1).pdf