È come affacciarsi da una terrazza su un immenso e sorprendente panorama mozzafiato. Si scorgono di continuo pezzetti di mondo incantevoli, e i continui intrecci tra pianoforte e orchestra sembrano le meraviglie sparse verso linfinito.
Debussy has been (for many years) and will always be my favorite composer and this is the first time I'm hearing of this piece. I always wished that Debussy wrote piano concertos and this is the closest thing we'll have to a piano concerto by Debussy.
It is a piano concerto, he was just too cool to call it that. Same as La Mer...it's a symphony but he resisted using the term due to being "pigeonholed"
Debussy was against to traditional forms, so he rejected to compose a piano concerto. But I am still satisfied with this fantasy, it has satisfied me much more than most of the piano concertos I've listened.
debussy actually originally intended it to be a piano concerto (and it essentially is), but he was afraid he would be instantly compared to the previous piano repertoire of fauré + saint-saëns at the paris conservatoire, so he called it a fantasie instead!
@@jiafeiskinnyproducts Not because he’s impressionist, Ravel called his piano concertos, well, concertos. Debussy just didn’t like the idea of his concertos being compared to other concertos, i think (probably because he is in a new age of music). So he called it “fantaisie pour piano et orchestra” instead.
It's Should Be Horrific after 2 Minute of Nice Start with Hammering the Piano. And 6 and 4 and 5 and 8 Nocks. Very Fast with Anti Sharezo and Some Pretty And Braveness.
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È come affacciarsi da una terrazza su un immenso e sorprendente panorama mozzafiato. Si scorgono di continuo pezzetti di mondo incantevoli, e i continui intrecci tra pianoforte e orchestra sembrano le meraviglie sparse verso linfinito.
Debussy has been (for many years) and will always be my favorite composer and this is the first time I'm hearing of this piece. I always wished that Debussy wrote piano concertos and this is the closest thing we'll have to a piano concerto by Debussy.
@@ChalumeauCauchemarLOL ok liszt-
This is it. This is THE most underrated piece I've ever heard.
I hear foreshadowings of Afternoon of a Faun, Nocturnes and La Mer. Fine writing! And fine playing.
First movement: 0:05
Second movement: 7:53
Third movement: 15:39
The color change at 5:35 (and the next 10 seconds or so) is incredibly moving
Was not aware that this music existed. Thank you for bringing this piece (and many others!) to my attention, George :D
5:36! Oh my god! That’s one of the most amazing passages I’ve ever heard!
The entrance of the piano at 6:40 is so triumphant and beautiful
The closest we'll ever get to a Debussy Piano Concerto. 😩😩
True! Similarly to how “Pour le Piano” is a Sonata that’s not called “Sonata”
It is a piano concerto, he was just too cool to call it that. Same as La Mer...it's a symphony but he resisted using the term due to being "pigeonholed"
@@FossilisedFishooks Well, he also thought the work was bad and he disowned it, could not have cared less what we call it
If only he had written more concertos in his life. I’m in love with Debussy’s style.
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck should we call it a peacock?
I love the moment at 13:38. It's like being in a magical garden at night during summer
Debussy was against to traditional forms, so he rejected to compose a piano concerto. But I am still satisfied with this fantasy, it has satisfied me much more than most of the piano concertos I've listened.
The greatest piano concerto of all time isn't even a piano concerto.
@@stravinskyfan ? The greatest of the worst you mean?
Mozart Beethoven and Bach are worlds above this concerto
@@ignacioclerici5341 Are they the only composers you know?
@@ignacioclerici5341so there’s this amazing thing we have: it’s called an opinion. Not sure if you’ve heard of one of those.
y'all should listen to this live it's sublime
Debussy would disagree...
@@sorim1967 he wouldn't
@@stravinskyfan debussy tought this was trash
I bet it is 😭
I listend to La Mer live and it was one of the most beautiful things I've heard
Its beautiful, thank you, I really love these videos with score! ❤😊
amazingly beautiful
Makes you think of "Rhapsody In Blue" , doesn't it. Did George know this piece, one wonders.
Between 2:00 and 2:35 is the best passage I’ve ever heard
Whenever I discover a new composer, I look up one of there piano concertos, and judge there work solely on that. im impressed debussy, thank uou😌
What about symphonies?
You shouldn't do that.
How haven't I heard this earlier?!!!
Magic!
5:32
Yes!!!!!!!
Amazing
Soooooo.......how is this NOT a piano concerto?
i don't know 😔
debussy actually originally intended it to be a piano concerto (and it essentially is), but he was afraid he would be instantly compared to the previous piano repertoire of fauré + saint-saëns at the paris conservatoire, so he called it a fantasie instead!
impressionist composers i guess 🤷♂️
@@jiafeiskinnyproducts Not because he’s impressionist, Ravel called his piano concertos, well, concertos. Debussy just didn’t like the idea of his concertos being compared to other concertos, i think (probably because he is in a new age of music). So he called it “fantaisie pour piano et orchestra” instead.
@@stacia6678 ravel isn’t necessarily regarded as an impressionist, only partially, but yes good point
¡Esto es fantástico! 7:11
He composed this 6 years out of school
07:53
A 13:38 si dischiude una tra le cose più belle mai concepite da essere umano.
13:39 divin
Yes, very divin.
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Debussy composed this just after Paris Expo 1889...
10:54
❤
Don't know why the term, "impressionism" survived. Debussy, as well as his stylistic contemporaries were early modern composers.
Can anyone say how difficult the piano part is?
Very!
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I think the score is wrong at 18:50, but great video!
I think have the same socre, I think Freire is playing something arpeggios to fill that part as a harp.
8:36
14:49 Meme movement
Must be near impossible to conduct something like this...................
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This must be a Fantaisie for Piano disguised as a Concerto.
It's Should Be Horrific after 2 Minute of Nice Start with Hammering the Piano. And 6 and 4 and 5 and 8 Nocks. Very Fast with Anti Sharezo and Some Pretty And Braveness.
He also involved an ad to help him finance his cigarette hobby to keep the air in his house scented with manhood
Huh?
@@GNGianopoulos i was joking about debussy
5:50
20:28