Lugansky - Rachmaninoff Étude-Tableau in G minor, Op. 33, No.8/No. 5/No. 7

[@alexanderkoo5355]

I haven’t found a better interpretation of this anywhere else. Has anyone? Just amazing

[@KochamWiatr]

Oh I totally agree with you! And I have been searching.
This interpretation is the closest to how I feel it.

[@112Allegro]

I have not found a better one either. His is simply sublime.

[@112Allegro]

I'll try to listen to Idil Biret too then.

[@paulmetdebbie447]

Pletnev on Rachmaninovs Grand is not bad either. And his Moscow 1987 version is even better. And Ashkenazy is great as well.

[@StanleyDo]

Listen to Zlata Chochieva's interpretation

[@michaelross9970]

This artist obviously exhibits phenomenal technical keyboard mastery, but in my hearing it is only a medium for a very well thought out interpretation, and almost a musical stream of consciousness creativity. Fascinating artist, especially Rach sonatas , etudes , and concerti!

[@112Allegro]

An exceptionally good interpretation of this wonderful étude tableau. The tone control and pacing is second to none.

[@amynaalam8553]

FINALLY I HAVE FOUND HIGH QUALITY LUGANSKY VIDEOS THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@aydantagiyeva98]

Каждый раз восхищаюсь ещё сильнее...Луганский 🖤

[@petrabozovic6365]

Enchanted Wanderer, thank you for this upload!

[@ariannasuen4061]

Lugansky’s Rachmaninov interpretations are among my favourite. Wish I could see him live!

[@nathalieroger6307]

A musical experience that leads to live in a new world.

[@2010Tanja]

Magnificent, thank you so much for all your Lugansky uploads !

[@ГульсумУмбеталиева-ф5о]

Глубоко мыслит , яркий талантливый пианист. Огромное спасибо 👏👏👏👏👏

[@daniloberaldo570]

Incredible! Great performance!!

[@rachguy]

that quote from chopin's ballade at the end...phew

[@СадоваЕлена-ф8м]

Браво!

[@모모모-s9s]

Empressive✨✨

[@muradlatifli]

🖤

[@maryku4283]

Лучший

[@chezbe]

Why he doesnt play d minor etude op 33?

[@Gatapotata]

Because he doesn't want to. Think he has a CD of all them recorded

[@МихаилМорозов-т5л]

по качану

[@emildalgaard4813]

Horowitz in Moscow 1985 his performance of Scriabin etude in c # minor is the best russian etude ever if you should ask me. You have to listen to it.

[@paulmetdebbie447]

Still prefer Pletnev. Too much dynamic here.

[@kangchenjunga591]

Too much "dynamic"? What’s wrong with that? It is Russian music after all!

[@subina.alla8]

Rachmaninoff needs men's hands to play!