dude. i'm sorting by "top comments". why the f does youtube think you aren't the top comment?!?!?!?!??!! there's like 50 comments "above" yours with lower rating. wtf is going on. fck you, youtube!
The owner of this piece is definetely Gavrilov. Not only because if the high precision and technique level but because of the textures of sound that he creates
@@felixmladenov5428 yes i know it and i really find it extremely powerful, but it s just that I really enjoy Gavrilov more... U know probably i was wrong. For me the owner of this piece is Andrei Gavrilov.
Absolutely I came here only knowing 4 and wanting to hear no 4, but I got stopped in my tracks by No 1 tranced in fact. With me starting to learn composing i’m noticing the gap that’s just massive of pure deliberate progression in a piece between Actual composers and me. Although I can make decent melodies and harmony it makes no sense in the grand scheme. But Rach makes it make sense.
I personally like No 1 the most because it has everything, slow lyrical and technical and fast and explosive. I think No 1 is the most underrated and least commonly played of Rachmaninoff Moment Musicals.
One of the few artists where the technical mastery of the instrument is secondary to his creative, instinctual, gift of conveying musical communication.
@@presidentlouis-napoleonbon8889 That is a reference to all men (and women) to have equal rights in life after birth. Such as equal rights to develop those talents which distinguish human beings one from the other.
I am working on number 1 and now mber 4 currently This musical performance is so inspiring. Thank you Nikolai Luganskiy for a wonderful performance. I love how moment musicaux number 1 switches keys, and sort of reminds you if a Russian folk song played on gusli
@@cowboytim9882 Great choices! For me, I don't have any particular list. But I feel a strange yet strong connection with Gould. Barenboim is indispensable to me. For Chopin, I tend to like Ohlssohn, Pollini and Zimerman. I consider Uchida absolutely marvelous. Pogorelich is a great choice too (although his older recordings have more stamina). And the Jussen brothers are surprisingly jaw-opening (see their live recording for Poulenc's Concerto or Stravinsky's Rite of Spring). Well, there you go; I made a list too.
#6 paints an image in my head of a man with a huge spirit who has to traverse this cruel earth without it crushing his spirit. And the burts of A section are him fighting back against the modern world, loss of passion, succumbing to the ordinary and rising above the mundane to achieve his full human potential and raise his fellow man and woman to their's as well.
I love this set of classical music. It is spell-binding indeed. Hopefully, I will have a chance to see and witness the richness of Lugansky's performances in the near future.
Saying a lot of this with just the keys, amazin piano álbum of Rachmaninof with a superb touch, inspiring and brearhrtaking. This music should be enjoyed by everything, I hope one it could happen.
I was impressed by the entry of NO.5 after NO.4. I am happy that I was able to taste the moment when "emoi" in Japanese, that is, emotionalness was condensed.
Best ever, can't top this performance! On No. 6, Maestoso, always makes me cringe on overtones of final very low note, but this time Lugansky hit it just right! Piano tuning issue...
no.1-0:14
no.2-7:37
no.3-10:49
no.4-15:38
no.5-18:36
no.6-22:46
Thanks! I could just listen to the one I need to listen.
dude. i'm sorting by "top comments". why the f does youtube think you aren't the top comment?!?!?!?!??!! there's like 50 comments "above" yours with lower rating. wtf is going on. fck you, youtube!
Thank you
Wow. He's still the official owner of No 4
Exactly what I thought! Watching No. 4 I was like: yup he still got it
He is rather the official owner of the whole Rachmaninovian œuvre.
The owner of this piece is definetely Gavrilov. Not only because if the high precision and technique level but because of the textures of sound that he creates
@@tavidemea6363 Do you know Lugansky's performance in La Roque-d'Anthéron?
@@felixmladenov5428 yes i know it and i really find it extremely powerful, but it s just that I really enjoy Gavrilov more... U know probably i was wrong. For me the owner of this piece is Andrei Gavrilov.
No. 1 - 0:14
No. 2 - 7:36
No. 3 - 10:47
No. 4 - 15:36
No. 5 - 18:35
No. 6 - 22:46
Thank you!!
love to u
Спасибо🌹
Like he is not even trying, fluent and masterful.
Quite a performance.
4 is a thrill ride, and 5 is beautiful in its simplicity, but I think my favorite is 1, for the beautiful ways in which the theme is transformed.
Absolutely I came here only knowing 4 and wanting to hear no 4, but I got stopped in my tracks by No 1 tranced in fact.
With me starting to learn composing i’m noticing the gap that’s just massive of pure deliberate progression in a piece between Actual composers and me. Although I can make decent melodies and harmony it makes no sense in the grand scheme. But Rach makes it make sense.
I personally like No 1 the most because it has everything, slow lyrical and technical and fast and explosive. I think No 1 is the most underrated and least commonly played of Rachmaninoff Moment Musicals.
I love the people that appreciate this type of music! I have deep respect to everyone that does!
Sadly too less, I can't understand how someone can not like classic music..
I'm one of them. More appropriately, I love it.
Always amazes me how the great pianists make it look so easy.
Relaxed posture mostly. Russian school of playing often relies on the extreme looseness
@@theunknown617 learn russian so i can study russian piano sounds so good rn
Lugansky has it ALL. Each piece is thrilling journey. When you just want to listen again an again…. What more is there? Breathtaking!
Everyone talking about No. 4, but guys, No. 3 is also as beautiful!
One of the few artists where the technical mastery of the instrument is secondary to his creative, instinctual, gift of conveying musical communication.
OMG no.6 made me cry. crazily beautiful
Rachmaninoff: unfairly ungodly talented
Debunks the myth 'all men are created equal'.
@@presidentlouis-napoleonbon8889 That is a reference to all men (and women) to have equal rights in life after birth. Such as equal rights to develop those talents which distinguish human beings one from the other.
Unfairly gifted! What twisted thinking arrived at that conclusion?
No 3 is so profound and I think Lugansky did a great job! Love it!
Years pass and he's still the best 😭
In Rachmaninoff ......
@@ediccartman7252AND rachmaninoff Is Best ❤❤❤
Fr@@julianmonroy8516
This and sonata 1 get my vote for all time Rach solo masterpieces
Прекрасное исполнение! Один из лучших пианистов в мире. Тонко и проникновенно
Right before no. 4: *audience coughs aggressively*
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I've cried listening to this. Thank you very much for uploading ❤
I am working on number 1 and now mber 4 currently
This musical performance is so inspiring. Thank you Nikolai Luganskiy for a wonderful performance. I love how moment musicaux number 1 switches keys, and sort of reminds you if a Russian folk song played on gusli
alyonka2004 let me know how it’s going with the 4th
yoooo im working on 1 and 4 too
nice, 1 and 4 are everyone's favourite and I'm defintely gonna work on these two soon!
Authoritative. Lyrical. Well-shaped, convincing performances. This is why Lugansky is in my "Group of Seven" top pianists!
Who are the seven?
Who are the seven?
@@miguelfontesmeira -- He, Argerich, Hamelin, Volodos, Kissin, Gutierrez and Sokolov.
@@volvoxliam327 -- He, Argerich, Hamelin, Volodos, Kissin, Gutierrez and Sokolov.
@@cowboytim9882 Great choices! For me, I don't have any particular list. But I feel a strange yet strong connection with Gould. Barenboim is indispensable to me. For Chopin, I tend to like Ohlssohn, Pollini and Zimerman. I consider Uchida absolutely marvelous. Pogorelich is a great choice too (although his older recordings have more stamina). And the Jussen brothers are surprisingly jaw-opening (see their live recording for Poulenc's Concerto or Stravinsky's Rite of Spring). Well, there you go; I made a list too.
What a fantastic performance! Thank you very much Nikolai☺
#6 paints an image in my head of a man with a huge spirit who has to traverse this cruel earth without it crushing his spirit. And the burts of A section are him fighting back against the modern world, loss of passion, succumbing to the ordinary and rising above the mundane to achieve his full human potential and raise his fellow man and woman to their's as well.
I like your interpretation.
Essentially what Rachmaninov faced from his critics who wanted a more contemporary style.
I also picture some abstract sense of final victory and exuberance
I'd like to imagine that's me lol
I agree! It’s like someone beginning to set sail across the ocean
Stunning pieces... Breathtaking Performance 👏 👏
Next Level from Schubert's Moment Musicaux
Masterful...,from intimate to grandiose..he goes big and comes through!!
I love this set of classical music. It is spell-binding indeed. Hopefully, I will have a chance to see and witness the richness of Lugansky's performances in the near future.
Came back to Argentina and Teatro Colon again! You’re superb!!
Lugansky is incredible. Please come again in Paris.
Quelle interpretation grandiose:-))) bravo
I LIKE LUGANSKY SO MUCH!!!!😍
Kongeniale Wiedergabe. Ich sage tiefen Dank.
That's hard not to love... such lucidity before a live audience.
One of the most marvelous compositions by this wonderful composer, played so sensitively and, at the same time powerfully, by Ivan Sharikov.
Saying a lot of this with just the keys, amazin piano álbum of Rachmaninof with a superb touch, inspiring and brearhrtaking. This music should be enjoyed by everything, I hope one it could happen.
Amazing simple amazing
I was impressed by the entry of NO.5 after NO.4. I am happy that I was able to taste the moment when "emoi" in Japanese, that is, emotionalness was condensed.
Number 1 is so good... Best of the set imho
28:29 dammmmn Lugansky flexible
Absolutamente grandioso en el nro 6!!
beautiful music..
superb!
Magnificent from start to finish. What a wonderful artist!
Esta música te pasea por el cielo.
You know he's good when he makes it look easy
Voilà les mains de Lugansky qui savent nous faire pleurer d'émotion !
Max Harrison calls this Rachmaninov's greatest piano work of the 19th century.
He is the best for Rach 😍👏!
Ti adoro lugansky❤️
14:00 - 14:50 that was goood. Love 14:28 moment..
Maravilhoso!
Always coming back.
N. 5 makes me cry everytime
wonderfully played with so much emotion and colour, i'm blown away!!!! But whats up with the audience why are they coughing so much hahahh
No.4 is a difficult one. Even the master makes mistakes towards the end but I don't know how you can play no. 4 after playing for like 15 minutes.
Another fantastic pianist @@ thank you Russia for you geniuses
Stylistisch sehr gut und differenziert, ohne sentimental zu sein.
secondo me Lugansky e' il pianista migliore al mondo nel suonare Rachmaninov
This venue looks like Pandaemonium out of Milton's "Paradise Lost", a powerful backdrop for a moving performance.
Superbo
Best ever, can't top this performance! On No. 6, Maestoso, always makes me cringe on overtones of final very low note, but this time Lugansky hit it just right! Piano tuning issue...
👏👏👏👏👏 Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Великолепный пианист!
как раз разбираю 6 ,, очень и очень красивый 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
WOW
Unglaubliche Komponist und Klavierspieler . Alles berührend
🎉❤🎉
2:00
Cela ressemble à la sonate 2 de Rachmaninov ❤️ (2nd mvt)
7:00 best moment ✨
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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4:42 LMAO interesting
Somebody always has to cough between pieces lmao
15:37 Moments Musicaux Op.16
Supérb
When and where did this take place?
Why isn't this on Spotify?
15:35
22:46
15:32
0:15
28:36
Great rendition, however I do prefer Pogorelich's version. I advice you to listen to it, as it is magically harmonious.
I don't think there is someone in the world who can play Rachmaninov like Lugansky. He is just out of the world
10:46
Only Russian musicians can play at the best the Russian composers. We all must be grateful to Russian musical culture.
17:51 ужас
nnie
Can yall stop coughing please
Dois pequeníssimos esbarrões… sim, o grandes também esbarrão !
Esbarro é a coisa menos importante na música. Você pode esbarrar 5 vezes num concurso, e mesmo assim vc pode ser o 1⁰ desde que toque bem.
せっかくいい曲なのになんでそう弾くんだろう？❤❤
なんでラフマニノフなんか選んじゃったんだろう？っておもいながら格闘するのが好き！❤❤
やっと気づいて絶望になってるクズ達がいる。僕は吸ってる、気を。❤❤
レパートリーが多い事が良い演奏家の条件になるからこうなるんだよね。もったいない。❤❤
Größer Interpret
旦那様、マットレスの上に敷きパッド薄いのだけとか平気ですか？僕は無理！じぇったい無理！熱がこもって汗がかゆくなってすぐクサくなるから。シングルマットレスの間に挟むやつは駄目だよ効かないよ。硬い分厚い系のマットレスしか効かないよ。❤❤
睡眠はね、邪気を落とす為でもあるのよ。マットレスは邪気を基本吸わない。マットレスは底付き感だけだと思っていい。敷きパッドで邪気を吸わせるためにはポリエステルならガンガン洗う、綿ならガンガン天日干し。敷きパッドにいっぱい邪気を吸わせて、日中に追い出す！でないと邪気を吸わなくなるよ。今日の感じで底付き感あるならもう1セットマットレスを買うか、敷きパッド一体型の分厚いのを買うかだね。どっちでも僕はいいよ！😊❤❤
10:48