Samson Francois Ravel Toccata

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

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  • @suta6090
    @suta6090 Год назад +11

    He is not a pianist, he is a magician of sound.
    The audience is all under his spell, falling into a trance-like state of ecstasy.
    There are many pianists in the world, but only Sanson-François is a true genius.

  • @pianomaly9
    @pianomaly9 5 месяцев назад +5

    It's great to have these films available, that decades ago were just tantalizing legends mentioned here and there in print by pianophiles. As one channel has said, you would have to fly to Paris, and set up an appointment with library staff to have this screened for you to see it.

  • @alainspiteri502
    @alainspiteri502 3 года назад +12

    Died too young , a great loss for the world of music

  • @永沼淳
    @永沼淳 3 года назад +22

    私は47年来のサンソン フランソワの熱烈な大ファンです。彼は彼独自のタッチを持ち、それは
    彼の芸術の魂から発したものです。通常のピアノの巨匠のような固定的なテクニックやタッチではなく、曲の雰囲気、即興性を最大限に引き出し、一期一会の瞬間瞬間の揺らぎを最大限に生かしております。彼は小さい頃より作曲もし、ピカソは彼の大ファンだったと新聞で読んだこともあります。彼の芸術は、よく見られるようなこざかしくひねくりまわしたような演奏とは根本的に違います。すべてが普遍的な芸術になっています。こんな天才は二度と現れないと思われます。

    • @yuirin1104
      @yuirin1104 2 года назад +5

      わたしも、相思います。彼の奏でるショパンのエチュードで育ちました。今でも彼を慕っています

  • @jeffparis2419
    @jeffparis2419 9 месяцев назад +2

    Sanson François et Ravel, un Must 👍🙏

  • @DonHilsberg
    @DonHilsberg Месяц назад

    This is the epitome of French elegance: NOT rapid-fire fingers displaying technical prowess, but a true shaping of the entire work. Few contemporary pianists can grasp this concept. They think b/c the title is “Toccata” they have to play as fast as possible - devoid of nuance.

  • @mehmetiksel3081
    @mehmetiksel3081 3 года назад +12

    He understood, as a student of Cortot, the deep connexion between music and poetry. And art in general. Vlado Perlemutter also great in this toccata.

  • @maron3271
    @maron3271 2 года назад +2

    When there was no RUclips yet, the first CD I chose to listen to Ravel's music was by Samson François. I was completely fascinated.
    I never thought that I would be able to listen to the talk and the performance, but I am sorry that I cannot understand what he said because I do not speak French.

    • @hurricane4912
      @hurricane4912 Год назад +2

      Turn on captions, its still very confusing but you at least somewhat get what he is saying.

  • @parkervolland3612
    @parkervolland3612 3 года назад +14

    It's very interesting to hear this piece performed by Francois give or take 7 decades ago. I'm used to listening to Vocatello's version, much more modern. The most obvious difference is their pedaling. Really digging how Francois reserves the pedal for some of the most expressive parts. Super cool to hear it done from the perspectives of different times.

    • @LuisKolodin
      @LuisKolodin 8 месяцев назад

      also Vacatello is playing a Yamaha with very thin timbre, much less color possibilities. Vacatello usually plays Fazioli, which is the simplest timbre possible, the most direct sound with little ressonance. that's why you may find Samson pedalling interesting. there are musical harmonic combinations that are not available in other piano brands.

  • @KarineManukyan-iu3sh
    @KarineManukyan-iu3sh 4 месяца назад +1

    Bravo! ❤

  • @naotoashizu7259
    @naotoashizu7259 2 года назад +2

    Merci beaucoup !! Demonically fantastic .

  •  5 лет назад +18

    Wow, the toccata sounds exactly like the EMI recording from the 60s. Either he had it extremely under control or this is the actual take. Crazy, I would have expected a treacherous piece like this to be heavily spliced on record, but he plays it almost flawlessly in one take!

  • @maestroscarbo
    @maestroscarbo 4 года назад +8

    superbe!!!

  • @bifeldman
    @bifeldman 4 года назад +4

    Gorgeous.

  • @annah.1927
    @annah.1927 3 года назад +2

    Merci beaucoup ! 👋👋👋

  • @2010Tanja
    @2010Tanja 5 лет назад +6

    Merci !!!

  • @sergeihsiao4011
    @sergeihsiao4011 5 лет назад +17

    What a treasure, thank you.

  • @raphaels2103
    @raphaels2103 6 лет назад +6

    Merci pour la vidéo !

  • @fredericsaugey6071
    @fredericsaugey6071 4 года назад +8

    C'est génial

    • @jacquesfontaine3384
      @jacquesfontaine3384 2 месяца назад

      Et quelle difficulté...mais le résultat est un mélange d'humour , de folie et de nostalgie.

  • @clairelallouche4981
    @clairelallouche4981 2 года назад +1

    Exceptionnel piano de Samson Francois

  • @Yoel56510
    @Yoel56510 3 месяца назад

    Courbe mélodique
    Ces deux musiciens ont trouvé la courbe mélodique. Cette courbe mélodique qui a fait le grand succès de Samson François 1924 1970 . Samson François nous l’explique très pendant une interview télévisée visible aujourd’hui sur vidéo récente. Pour notre âme Pour nourrir notre âme ce sont les parfums des fleurs ou autres … et la courbe mélodique dans les interprétations musicales de Chopin et les autres.

  • @christianspillemose4074
    @christianspillemose4074 4 года назад +14

    haha, just found myself a new favourite pianist. Not one second of showoff, juuuust music. Incredible this has so few views.

    • @MuseDuCafe
      @MuseDuCafe 3 года назад +1

      An utterly remarkable and eccentric musician, and a true musician. He recorded all the solo piano music of Ravel and the Ravel piano concertos -- all on a budget EMI release. The recordings of the Concerti are, imo, 'definitive,' and no matter whoever has done them suberbly, you'll want the Francoise recordings!

    • @Marco1281
      @Marco1281 2 года назад

      Yes, the 2 Ravel's concerti are extraordinary, and the Director is Cluytens, if i am not mistaken. Recorded in the end of the fifties.

  • @べっこう飴-x8e
    @べっこう飴-x8e Год назад

    Bravo

  • @ckbeliere
    @ckbeliere 5 лет назад +6

    Où avez-vous trouvé cette vidéo?
    J'adore Samson François.

  • @clauss2563
    @clauss2563 7 месяцев назад +2

    I am an avid collector of all his records and that for good reason, he is really exceptional and amazing.

  • @Jeriabi
    @Jeriabi 2 года назад +1

    De quelle année datent ces images?

  • @jacquelinesalvin7158
    @jacquelinesalvin7158 Год назад +1

    On entend vraiment bien

  • @2010Tanja
    @2010Tanja 5 лет назад +5

    Where did you find this video? Do you have the documentary by Claude Santelli, or the short film by Marcel Bluwal ?

    • @martinehamon3818
      @martinehamon3818 3 года назад

      Indeed might you? Would be very thankful for this or some direction as to where if might be obtained. Thank you.

  • @koroszo
    @koroszo Год назад +1

    02:12

  • @musicclasical
    @musicclasical 3 года назад +2

    Can someone translate what he said in the beginning?

    • @Simh97444
      @Simh97444 3 года назад

      Hey ! I will translate it to you later in the day :)

  • @giovannimarcomarco1918
    @giovannimarcomarco1918 Год назад +1

    J’espère qu’il l’avait ken pour la postérité 🙏

  • @rravvia
    @rravvia 3 года назад +1

    Good shit. For sure.

  • @babygirl4169
    @babygirl4169 3 года назад

    5:26

  • @catherinemalian9558
    @catherinemalian9558 4 года назад

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  • @Pogouldangeliwitz
    @Pogouldangeliwitz 9 месяцев назад

    On dirait Laure Adler en 1942 !

  • @epicaunleashed8764
    @epicaunleashed8764 4 месяца назад

    I wonder if this man saw himself as a musician or a film star

  • @derekwholden
    @derekwholden 11 дней назад

    Really impressive, but it does sound like he’s accompanying a silent movie!