Shostakovich plays his own Piano Concerto No 2 (2nd movement - 1958)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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Piano Concerto No. 2 in F major, Op. 102
Orchestre National De La Radiodiffusion Française
André Cluytens, conductor
Dmitry Shostakovich, piano
Written as a birthday present for his son. What a father to have
Maxim...
19 people were crying so hard they could not make out which one is the like button.
Mammoth Tea sadly , now 29 crying their eyes out. it is incredibly moving music
I'm crying really hard and I hit like lol
If it makes any difference, in 2023 there are no crying people as the 👎 function has been disabled 😂
I'm just crying my eyes out this is the most beautiful piece i've ever heard
Let's cry all together, because we love Shostakovich! Clicking just on a button is never enough.
Did you notice how heavenly the last part of this piece
Edit: masterpiece
this is the most amazing thing i have ever heard
this thing is.. music
It is extraordinarily moving played this way, simply and clearly, in tempo, without any unnecessary rubato or theatrics. Any interpretational embellishment would destroy its eloquence and delicacy. This may be the definitive performance.
+Gatto Nero It very well better be! After all, it's HIS piece... :)
I agree....he doesn't play it romantically, but tenderly, and with a great deal of underlying pain.
I heard this piece performed live. It literally moved me to tears. I wondered what Shostakovich was being moved by, what emotion or series of thoughts was sweeping him along. There is such a passionate ebb and flow to this piece. I love it.
His son. Piece was dedicated to him
Absolutely THE best slow movement... but never heard the composer as soloist, many thanks
Dès les premières notes du piano les larmes me montent aux yeux. c'est d'une telle intensité!
Shostakovitch is my favorite composer. His songs touch the deep of my soul.
A couple of nights ago I was listening to this piece and as expected energy radiated from my body. It is a piece I cannot get enough of not that it will make me weep everytime but if I feel sad the goose bumps( musical chills) will take me into a world beyond any emotional or phyical pain and grief.
I love the way you put it, so accurately describing why I love Classical music! LOVE!
ça s'appelle l'amour, mon ami
Oh, Laurence--thank you for your words and feelings. You articulated mine, as well, and I share those tears with you. RUclips is or can be wonderful for these moments, if a little cold for the physical distance.
No words can describe how beautiful it is... Amazing!!!
This is beautiful, i am14 years old fromFrance
@@arthurdonachy you HAD to ruin the mood by using profanity... spoilsport
@@enriquesanchez2001 Sorry to disappoint you Enrique; it's a bad habit of the poorly educated to reach for the first adjective on hand to express joy. I'll try to do better.
@@arthurdonachy you could delete that comment.
@@alicenelson8615 done
This is it ... I bought whole CD just for this one. I am breathless and speechless such a beauty can only come from Slavic.
Oh Shostakovich. You went and did it.
I cant say any word..its just perfect. I feel so gratefull for being capable of hearing such wonderful music...
Dmitri Shostakovich. The best thing that's ever happened to music...
...ever
Pure perfection. Music fulfilling it's mission as healing and meaning beyond words. Bliss.
This is a treasure..
This is very touching piece ....how beautiful and sad
Just when you think there couldn't be a more beautiful piece, you hear this and realize there can be.
The greatest middle movement of any concerto ever written.
I could not agree more. This piecoe of music by Shostakovich puts the romanticism of Rachmaninov into the shade. It touches the soul and fully enhances the human conciousness. What a remarkable 20th century musician we have in the great Shostakovich!
It is wrong to compare these wonderful talents. We should all be thankful that all of them existed.
so beautiful
So beautifully gentle and melodic
Hello how are you doing
One of my favorite pieces...🥲🎻🥀
The melody is nicely brought out.
Favourite! Absolutely beautiful!
First time I listen this one. It reminds me the feelings I get when I listen Ravel's piano concerto in G minor, Adagio assai.
Thanks for sharing.
Claudio Briones Yes! Thank you for saying so, that’s exactly what come to my mind!
Same with me .. I discovered both pieces the same day and I was totally amazed.
Now I am learning the piano solo transcriptions. Extremely rewarding and satisfying. Makes me happy every day.
Greetings from Germany!
@@utekarg3281 Greetings from Chile ;)
How can anyone could dislike this???
That's really sad :-
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Subliminal. A tender side of Shostakovich that can only be felt through his interpretation here. Wonderful...
Couldn't agree more, brings me to tears every time
this is the reason i just love classical music it brings up goose bumps magical simply wonderful
peter muir it's 20th century
Years ago my father was in hospital, both his kidneys were failing and he was on the way out, they couldn't find a suitable donor and I could barely bring myself to stay by his side seeing him like that. I went to a park to think about things and while I was there Shostakovich himself saw me sitting alone, he came over and asked me what was wrong, I told him how my father was dying and needed a kidney to survive but we couldn't get one. Shostakovich didn't say a word he just lifted up his shirt, unzipped his stomach and pulled out both his kidneys and handed them to me, "He needs them more than I do" he said and walked away, I rushed to the hospital and my father was saved! I'll never forget how Shostakovich saved my father's life...And later on, that young shostakovich turned out to be Keanu Reeves disguised as Bill Murray, thank you Shostakeanumurray you saved my father and I will always be thankful
Are you an AI?
Real Master of Music - Dmitry Shostakovich.
Belleza,sensibilidad y delicadeza.....
Out of this world...
Paradise
Hello how are you doing
this is a father that loves his child ...
Che suono meraviglioso
Tutto magnifico
I agree. It is sublime.
There is an amazing fusion of new and old in Shostakovich... so that you can hear the respect for the 'old' in his more progressive pieces, but you can also feel some sort of 'newness' in his more traditional sounding pieces.
Listening this beauty, I'm so happy and sad.
aahhh. Thanks Shosta! I just took the entire concerto played by him, thanks to this video. Simply Amazing
@HostDavid I get goosebumps everytime I listen to this piece and the piano comes in... Such beautiful harmonies and a beautiful piano melody. Wow, Shostakovich.
Just beautiful😍
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Shostakovich will always be my Love .
This is such exquisite beautiful piece. I love this music but it's hard to find and theh music in this video is so good. Thanks for the showing
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Sublime makes my Soul cry !!!
Emozionante, toccante e profondo
Quand Shostakovich a enregistré ce concerto à Paris, il était déjà assez malade et avait des difficultés à maîtriser sa main gauche. D'où son manque de virtuosité. Ce 2°mouvement est pourtant très beau, et a la profondeur de l'âme du maître.
I wish his whole concerto were like this.
Divine!!!
This peace of divine music aim to make a lonly hear happy and filled of thankfullness.
Arnulf, Norway
There is pain in this, innocence betrayed, wistful regret and still hope and pride.
So transcendently lovely; a long thread of pure silken melody over a satin harmonic sheen.
Also interesting to me--an odd dynamic every time I hear a composer perform one of his (yes, alas, invariably, still "his") own works, I'm nearly always surprised by how straightforward, in almost piano-roll fidelity, it is. Not 'automaton' sounding, but utterly safe, and always pedagogical to the level of prosaic-sounding, though never pedantic.
Ok, you want evidence. Well, Sherlock, go dredge up Stravinsky conducting Firebird, or Bolcom playing his Grateful Ghost Rag, or Copland conducting Quiet City, or Gershwin playing his piano preludes. The notable exceptions have been Bernstein's recordings of his Overture to "Candide," and his suite for "West Side Story." He rocks and cradles each of those musical works exuberantly and precisely, respectively (and as I expect, ideally). It's perfectly Bernstein!
And also Lou Harrison performing one of his works for gamelan--which one exactly I don't remember, sorry to say. But I gathered an impression of his "interpretation" as gorgeously, subjectively confident but objectively tender. And I wasn't too surprised because I once met Harrison, about 25 years ago, and he was an engaging gentleman, scholarly in his breadth of music theory, technique and technicalities, and generous in his remarks on other composers. He had a special regard for the works of Samuel Barber, and these were shared after several other discussants had disparaged Barber as academically ossified, as helplessly neo-Romantic. Harrison dispatched the cattiness with utter objectivity and no whiff of an adversarial retort. It was sort of a master class in social grace, a virtue I think radiates quite reliably from his spiritually nutritious, cerebrally polished compositions. Especially in his own recordings, which impressed me as having been produced with competence, genuine musicality and intellectual humility. I'm sure he is very much missed by friends and the communities in which he traveled.
i like Dmitri Alexeyev's rendition..simply marvelous!
Yes, that one is more beautiful. But the direct simplicity of this interpretation brings out all the pain
Uma peça musical maravilhosa.Pura beleza.Obrigado Dmitri Shostakowich
sublime es la palabra exaacta...maravilloso
one of the most affecting pieces of piano literature. interesting, how shostakovic himself plays it almost without emotion, very straight and as if a metronome would be at his side...
I thought the same thing. I don't think he would have been allowed to play it more expressively given the Soviet's constraints on art, emotionality, and artistic license. Shostakovich ran afoul of Stalin with other works. He seems forced to play this like a ballet dancer in a straight jacket.
I dont agree. His direct and unembellished approach makes it much, much more painful. There are more beautiful ways to play it--Alexeev--but not more painful.
hes just playing within tempo rubato, he still has emotion:hes just not overdoing it by going over the measure, and his dynamics are in control, not clangy.
this is amazing .. really amazing - its only relatively recently (about a year or so) ive been getting into classical at all - ive heard this piece before but not like this
This is a very moving piece by shaostakovich.
wowow!!! impresionante
He plays it simply and directly because it's not about romantic fulfillment but an aching longing for what cannot be. That's why it's so damn sad.
Enorme joyita de la música.
wonderful...
@phylliselias
1st mvt of the concerto was in fantasia 2000
Thanks for posting this
Today I hear it for the first times in my life.....just so all of you can be jealous of me while I dont know what comes the next second,..the feeling of seeing an universe being born..:-)
just different era and different ability ...
It's a miricle. ❤️
To say that something "sounds like Shostakovich" is most likely very easily disputed; unless you are referring to the composer's Amazing eclectic style!! This is a gem; do any of you guys know any others that sound like this? (not rhetorical or sarcastic).
La beauté, aérienne et mélancolique, est si fragile...
the Epitome of Happy
Mi piace immensamente....................!
🏃♀️❤🖤❤😀🙋♀️Que hermoso!!! Shostacovich. ❤❤❤🤦♀️🙅♂️🙋♀️😀
Am so sad ,deeply sad to live at a time where everything is fading and going through time pages, I mean art now isn't about passion ,everything has changed, our fathers grandfathers used to listen to some classy artistic music ,but now art is the latest thing that people carre about
...... wunderschön ........ !
written by an angel
No, written by Dmitri Shistakovich.
This piece seems to have a Chopin influence. The theme is so beautiful and uplifting.
I've noticed that as well--you're not the only one :D
Hello how are you doing
Heartbreaking
live and let live
greatest andante ever composed
and one of the most wonderful and passionate works ever conceived, if not the greatest
🏃♀️Ahora si me boy a dormir !!Buenas noches ,ya en dulce mis oídos...❤🖤❤💖
Hello everyone, I wanted to ask you for a favor if it was not much to ask. I have to play the first movement of this Shostakovich concerto and I am struggling a lot writting the fingering so I wanted to ask you if you had ever played this concerto and if you would somehow share me your markings if possible, I swear this is the first time I do this. My apologies and thank you in advance. Keep up the good work everyone.❤️
Mm, I agree with you! Mainly, my interest in music is classical, but it hasn't stopped me from branching out to other musical interests as well, (and I hope, if it were the reverse, the same would be true) Too many people get hung up over how they "see" music (I use that in the loose sense) and end up only experiencing a tiny part of the musical spectrum! Such a shame...
🏃♀️El Shostacovich el músico preferido de Lenin. Bol che vi que. querido músico...❤🖤❤🤝🙌👏👍🙆♀️🙆♂️🙆♀️👱♀️👱♂️🙋♀️🏃♂️🏃♂️🕺🕺🕺👫🗣🗣
Sublime
〈Shostakovicch是俄國著名的古典作曲家和鋼琴他的第二鋼琴協奏曲第二樂章很浪漫
This is an absolutely wonderful music piece. I am looking for a free score but I can't find anything. Does anyone know where to download it ?
my time asking sun What music prefer ? Sun say prefer ice but heart of fire , I say then in my mind Shostakovich
Avesome!
It may just take time. I think when you are younger you're more concerned with being familiar with what's cool as opposed to what's quality. Also, your need for extreme sensory input is higher when you are younger. If it's a slow, pensive work that you have to be patient in order to appreciate, young people will be like "yeah, whatever." At leas you are a bright spot among them, a young person who appreciates beautiful classical pieces.
I do, shostakovich=fucking awesome
@CristiDucaMusic That's exactly what I thought!
🏃♀️❤❤❤Me enamoró!!!Natalia Tarnovsky....Me e Na mo ro.😀🤦♀️😀❤🖤❤
take it easy sista
🏃♀️Bolchevique 👍❤🖤❤🙌🙌
Standing man
@javierleonenriquez I have no idea what that means! that is, I understand the words but the the sentence?