D. Kabalevsky - Sonatina in C major op. 13 No. 1, Mateusz Dobrowolski
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2020
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D. Kabalevsky - Sonatina in C major op. 13, Mateusz Dobrowolski
🎼 Dimitri Kabalevsky is one of the most outstanding Soviet composers, next to Sergej Prokofiev, Dimitri Shostakovich, and Aram Khachaturian. He is most famous for his educational works 📗🎵🎶
👉 His works are classified as neoclassical, which means that the form of a piece refers to the achievements of preromantic composers with the use of new harmonic and melodic solutions. The main goal of neoclassical music is to show the beauty expressed through symmetry and proportion, unlike romantic music, which was all about emotions and non-musical content.🦉
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recorded at Salon Pianin i Fortepianów FAN
piano: Bösendorfer 280VC
mics: Sontronics stc-1s 
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This is so good that if you slow it down to .25 playback, each note is still correct, rhythm is perfect, articulation is superb, and the phrasing is fantastic. Honestly kind of crazy that you do it all memorized too. Thats INSANE
Thank you so much! I'm really flattered :) this piece is so fun to play, are playing it right now?
@@mat_d_piano yeah I am. I really love it
1. Allegro assai e lusingando 0:00
2. Andantino 2:07
3. Presto 4:27
That walk away at the end though- I can imagine in his head he’s like “let’s go I finally recorded the whole thing 😎😎😎😎”
Hello, what country do you live in and how long have you been playing the piano? My best wishes from Poland, have a happy week.
Lol you're quite right! I remember very vividly this recording session, I recorded this piece twice, beause the fist time I missed the last note in 3rd movement. So instead of clear C-C octave I played C-C-D... LOL... So yeah, the 2nd time when I finished I thought to myslef "ooof... I survived!"
I heard this song for five weeks already I love it so much! I also going to play this in my competition! ❤❤❤❤
As usual the articulation and phrasing are... perfection 👍🤩
Thank you so much! ✨😊
Dziękuję, było potrzebne.
Cieszę się bardzo! :)
It never sounded like that when I played it 46 years ago. Oh, how wished they had RUclips back then. I knew all the notes, but it was up to my interpretation. Too funny. This is great to hear how should have been played.
Thank you very much for this lovely comment, I really appreciate it! Different interpretations, in my opinion, are a wonderful thing :) showing own personality and/or how the composer's intentions are understood is something that makes every performance special and unique.
I hope you'll have a wonderful day 😊
I love the chord in the first part of the first movement! It helped me a lot in studying the piano.
How long have you been playing the piano? My best wishes from Poland!
@@joannawronska4100 I've been playing the piano since 2 years ago. These days, I play Classic period(mozart, beethoven, haydn•••) pieces!
@@ihategerlic I love these composers, although all classical music it's my favourite, as always my warm greetings from Poland!
Thank you very much and I'm glad it was helpful! Good luck and all the best!
Wonderful! One of the first "real" pieces I learned as a child, and a long time favorite. Love the crispness, accuracy and . . . everything of your playing. New fan and will be following you for more. Best of luck!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I'm really flattered :)
Hope you'll have a lovely day!
It's worth to hear all music on this channel, have a happy week, my best regards!
SO WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS!!!!! Thank you for one of my favourite Russian composers and for an excellent performance, of course, I've added this great video to my public playlist "My Favourite Classical Music", again all the best to you, have a nice Sunday. Joanna
Thanks! Happy Sunday to you too!✨
Great music and excellent performance! Kudos!
Thank you very much Marcos :) Best wishes!
I haven’t seen a rendition as great as yours! Keep up the good work 👍
It's worth to hear all music on this channel, my best regards!
Thank you so much! I'm very honored :)
Best wishes:)
I'm learning this piece right now, you really inspire me to keep working through and mastering it. Beautiful work.
This is one of the best interpretations on RUclips, GOOD LUCK with your practice, BTW. it's worth to hear all music on this channel, my best wishes!
This is so wholesome to hear, thank you very much! I hope you will have as much joy with this piece as I had :) have a great week!
Fine interpretation and playing!
Thank you!
nice
Thank you!
Beautiful
It's worth to hear all music on this channel, greetings!
Thank you!
This piece is actually amazing! My teacher told me I should play this piece for my competition and she said I could choose if I wanted to do the 1st or 3rd movement. I wanted to know what you think is better(like which one is easier and sounds better because they both sound really good!)
It is amazing, and so fun to play!
As for the competition - it depends what else you are playing. Even though both movements are quite fast, they have different qualities. The 3rd movement is virtuosic, so it would be a nice contrast to a cantabile type piece, but if you have an etude, this would be too much imo.
The 1st. movement has more lyrical stuff in it, so it's more universal, plus the opening would immediately give the opportunity to relax into the keyboard which in a competition setting is a big advantage. Also, it is a bit harder to read but easier to play ;)
Ultimately I would suggest to play both for a week or two and see which one suits you better and how it corresponds whit the rest of the repertoire 😊
Have fun and good luck! ✨
Thank you ❤️❤️
@@joannawronska4100Thank you very much! 😄
Captions: [Music]
Deaf people:👁👄👁 Understandable, have a great day
Lol, I didn't even noticed that YT added captions 😂
Have a great day too!
I know how to play this song!❤
hi
Hello :)