Sergei Bortkiewicz : 7 Préludes, Op. 40 (performed by Jouni Somero)
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2020
- Sergei Bortkiewicz (1877-1952)
7 Preludes, Op. 40 (1931)
I. Allegretto - F# major - 0:09
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II. Andante - B minor 1:34
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III. Con moto - E major 4:13
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IV. Sostenuto - F# major 5:27
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V. Allegro - D major 8:23
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VI. Andantino dolente - F# minor 9:39
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VII. Appassionato - E major 14:15
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Performer: Jouni Somero
Sheet music: imslp.org/wiki/Category:Bortk... 
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I'm grateful that Mr. Somero has preformed so many of these Bortkiewicz pieces.
Thank You!!
@@JouniSomeroMusic You are an awesome pianist!!
@@none5020 Thank You!😊
No. 4 (5:27) is so heavenly beautiful. It's the closest thing to perfection I know.
Absolutely amazing set of preludes - thank you so much for sharing! 🙏
If Scriabin ever listened to the last Prelude here, he would have definitely been wondering "When the fuck did I write this???"
In his F# major Sonata :D
Of couse, it is literally Scriabin's style and harmony!!
No he wouldn't, he would never write garbage.
@@Whatismusic123 Now the world knows you dislike Bortkiewicz
Un ottima e interessantissima presentazione.Mi piace Bortkiewicz e questo ,come altri, è un pregevole inserimento.Bravo.
Beautiful Preludes, reminescent of Chopin, Rachmaninov and with an evident slavic feeling at their core.
Marvellous number 2 , in particular, with its dotted rhythm and elegiac character, while number three has something in common with same Author's Eros op 24 n 3.
Thanks a lot, very good choice!
Definitely more reminiscent of Scriabin than Rachmaninov!
Thank you very much for sharing . 💙🌷🌷🌷🎹🎵 (Holland)
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Preludes op 40:
00:09 1) Allegretto in F sharp major
01:34 2) Andante in B minor
04:13 3) Con moto in E major
05:27 4) Sostenuto in F sharp major
08:23 5) Allegro in D major
09:39 6) Andantino dolente in F sharp minor
14:15 7) Appassionato in E major
Sounded like Bortkiewicz composed these pieces after playing a lot of Scriabin!
The impression of reading Alice in Wonderland / On the Other Side of the Mirror (Lewis Caroll) with my ears... Same perceptions, same understandings and encodings ... With great and rare intelligence, each listening is a constantly renewed state of fullness
9:10
01:33 that rhythm motif is same to Chopin and Scriabins prelude or etude.
Is inspiration came from Chopin too but he did nothing very unique like Scriabin
@@Nonononono213 The prelude number 7 is somehow reminiscent of what Scriabin could have done.
@@j.thomas1420 I agree
9:10 this feel remind me some memories
4:15 Loool, this prelude (3rd in a row) is very similar to his Mazurka op 64. No. 2 ! Almost the same harmony !)
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Heck of a way to begin a piece.
Drunk Chopin
0:09 if this is Allegretto, what's Presto then?
I love the harmonic language but the octaves become too over-bearing
no.5 you mean?
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Wow doesn't no.1 sound like it's straight out of Chopin's Op.25 or 28?
Wow doesn't no.1 sound like it's straight out of Chopin's Op.25? Wow
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All composers got inspired by other composers. Chopin wrote many of his works depending on other composers’ models, like his etude op 25 no 5 in e minor is completely inspired by etude op 125 in e minor by Hummel. And many others..
Can this guy write anything fucking easy lmao
11:06 fa bécarre
Thank I play many of these works. I’m sick of Chopin.