I dare say that this is the best version . The slower tempo of the first mvt just differentiate other versions . The fact that they put much more weight and power to fill up the timing makes it more emotional and dark . Svetlanov is a genius , first time I heard him on piano , he is beyond impressive . Kogan and the principle Cello of USSR are also great . But Svetlanov is the leader : his has the most difficult part and the most important instrument of the trio , and he is a conductor too :P
What a magnificent performance! The sound and balance in the recording are also remarkable. Svetlanov as a pianist is phenomenal! Thank you for sharing this.
ça faisait longtemps que je ne l'avais pas réécouté. Ce morceau me fait trembler. Toute l'oeuvre de Rachmaninov me fait frissonner, hérisser les poils, mais ce morceau là, quand on connait la condition dans laquelle le compositeur l'a composée, pourrait faire pleurer le diable.
Dhyan Vegan -- True, but the 2nd Concerto happens to SOAR over ALL other music....Everywhere! Hear Richter, Palvanov, Prats, Weissenberg and, yes, Lang-Lang!
The pianist has incredible chops. Was writing whilst listening to this and 11:10 snapped me out of my reverie - the split hands just afterwards are insane.
+stenka razin and +Igor Chystokletov, I agree that this is the best recorded performance I've found thus far as well! It does not replace my recent opportunity to hear it live, however. This is so deeply moving, reflective of such musical maturity and pathos for a 20 year old composer.
Thank you for this...you can hear Rachmaninoff's pain at losing his friend Tchaikovsky. What a beautiful elegy for Tchaikovsky and even more proof, if we needed it, as to the virtuosity and supreme talent of Sergei Rachmaninoff!
Впервые я услышал эту музыку в советском фильме о Ленине в Горках: она сопровождала смерть "самого человечного из всех людей"... Парадокс в том, что Рахманинов, вынужденный в результате событий, инициированных Лениным, навсегда покинуть Родину, вряд ли думал во время написания этого произведения о Ленине, и уж наверняка не был бы в восторге от использования её в фильме о человеке, погубившем страну Рахманинова, Шаляпина, Бунина и Булгакова
La totalité de cette architecture sonore est comme une envolée dans le Sublime. Une partie de la musique la plus divine et évocatrice que j'ai jamais écoutée ! Rachmaninov à son meilleur. Tout simplement génial. Je me demande encore pourquoi le Concerto pour piano n° 2 est plus célèbre que cette pièce exquise!
One of the most profound piece of chamber music i've heard, this is insanely good, i've never really been into Rachmaninoff too much, but this makes me want to learn more about his works
agree with you. although I am not allowed to enjoy fully. Which makes sense: after all, in a few seconds ... in just a few seconds, I feel more joy then it's bearable.... sometimes. So, that must be the reason!....
"Sergei Rachmaninoff's Trio élégiaque No. 2 in D minor, Op. 9 is a piano trio which he began composing on 25 October 1893 and completed on 15 December that year. It was written in memory of Tchaikovsky, and was inscribed with the dedication "In Memory of a Great Artist".[1] It "was first performed in Moscow on 31 January 1894 by Rachmaninoff himself, the violinist Julius Conus, and the cellist Anatoli Brandukov." wkpd
Magnífica obra interpretada por artistas increíbles. Es extraordinario tenerlo a Evgeny Svetlanov aquí como pianista, el más grande director de orquesta de cuantos he oído. Es una pena que Spotifay haya retirado esta versión de mi playlist. Agradecería conocer la causa.
It was this Beauty, with all of the ads that RUclips constantly threw at me, which finally beat the shit out of me so thoroughly that I purchased RUclips Red.
Tchaikovsky, his mentor, teacher and friend, passed away. Rachmaninoff, shattered, cloistered himself away and obsessively worked on this trio until it was completed. Letters sent to him remained unanswered, including those from his girlfriend. Finally he emerged with this masterpiece.
This is without doubt the finest performance available full stop ! Listened to many both on here and on CD & SACD ..........the power. the sorrow....the passion.........it is simply wonderfull !
pay a few Euro's a month and you will get any music without adds. Nobody should expect that this enourmous reservoir of great music can be opened up for free.
Это трио в ре- миноре, имеет посвящение" Памяти великого художника" . Как и трио Чайковского в ре- миноре "Памяти великого артиста", но теперь оно уже посвящено памяти недавно умершего Петра Ильича Чайковского, который поддерживал Рахманинова и одобрял его сочинения.
Izak, Very good piece of music,worth listening! Had a chance to come across those musicians in an old movie. Let me think and come back to you if I made no mistake. Emily Y6
This is indeed a very long work. I al m nor sure that the insipration of Rachmaninov is strong enough to fill all this time in a quite convicing way. B Nevertheless, this trio should not be forgotten; it is a quite intersting testimony of a vary late postrmaontic music chamber, and perhaps ilustates one of the trends that the riussian music could have adopted ithe Stalinism had not introduced the so-called 'socialist realism' dicataorship. Imagine a free country where both Rachmaninov, Glazunow, Roslavets, Prokofiev, Chostakovich could have written along their genius and insiration without constraints
@@matthewzisi300 Hi Matthew I perfectly know. He left the country through Helsinki at that was quite complex and even dangerous. I do ot see any contradiction between what you write and what I wrote. I am developing a sort of utopia, a dream. Rachmaninov left Russia because of the October 17 revolution. Stalin was a ' (perverted) "product" of that revolution. My utopia applied to a Russia without the October 17 revolution. . In such a case, Rachmaninov would not have left Russia. He would have stayed in his beautiful countryside house with his car (did you know that he was one of the first Russian to have got a car?).
@@gerardbegni2806 There is a contradiction....between the true reality and your deluded self. See my avi. Stalin gave the world one of the happiest and most joyful moments in human history when the Hammer and Sickle was raised over the Reichstag in 1945. 42 million Communists were butchered by the Nazis in WW2. I was named after my Dad's brother who was killed in Italy. Be thankful you got to enjoy your music....and stop telling lies about Stalin.
This is hands down the best piece of classical music ive heard. You can hear the pain he went trough in order to make this. It is truly a masterpiece
I dare say that this is the best version . The slower tempo of the first mvt just differentiate other versions . The fact that they put much more weight and power to fill up the timing makes it more emotional and dark .
Svetlanov is a genius , first time I heard him on piano , he is beyond impressive . Kogan and the principle Cello of USSR are also great . But Svetlanov is the leader : his has the most difficult part and the most important instrument of the trio , and he is a conductor too :P
I must admit it is the most intimidating!
I have to agree. I've always treasured Oistrakh and co, but this is really something. My admiration for Kogan just keeps on growing.
What a magnificent performance! The sound and balance in the recording are also remarkable.
Svetlanov as a pianist is phenomenal!
Thank you for sharing this.
could not agree more my dear Ed! How cool to find your comment here!
This performance proves that Svetlanov is not only a good conductor, but also a great pianist. Awesome rendition of the trio!!!
Every time I hear this piece, it brings me close to tears. What a beautiful performance...
ça faisait longtemps que je ne l'avais pas réécouté. Ce morceau me fait trembler. Toute l'oeuvre de Rachmaninov me fait frissonner, hérisser les poils, mais ce morceau là, quand on connait la condition dans laquelle le compositeur l'a composée, pourrait faire pleurer le diable.
Rachmaninov at his very best. Simply brilliant. I wonder why the Piano Concerto 2 is so famous and not this exquisite piece.
Well it's quite dark and heavy.
Yes, and these are only two of the many adjectives you could find.
So is the concerto?
Dhyan Vegan -- True, but the 2nd Concerto happens to SOAR over ALL other music....Everywhere! Hear Richter, Palvanov, Prats, Weissenberg and, yes, Lang-Lang!
Generally speaking, concertos are more "famous" than trios
The pianist has incredible chops. Was writing whilst listening to this and 11:10 snapped me out of my reverie - the split hands just afterwards are insane.
На фоне сегоднешней картины мира звучит очень актуально... Бессмертные гении наши исполнители Коган, Лузанов и гигант Светланов.
La meilleure version jamais enregistrée..... Les 3 solistes sont en accord parfait d'âme et d'esprit.....pour la postérité.
The best performance of Rachmaninov's 2nd Trio on youtube.
Svetlanov is great!
+stenka razin True, had he lived, Tchaikovsky The Giant would have been delighted and amused by Rachmaninoff, Gliere, etc
+stenka razin and +Igor Chystokletov, I agree that this is the best recorded performance I've found thus far as well! It does not replace my recent opportunity to hear it live, however. This is so deeply moving, reflective of such musical maturity and pathos for a 20 year old composer.
Stevee GALLO though had he lived this masterpiece wouldn't exist
Открыла для себя Евгения Светланова, как пианиста. Изумительный музыкант! Ну, а Коган это Коган ❤
Thank you for this...you can hear Rachmaninoff's pain at losing his friend Tchaikovsky. What a beautiful elegy for Tchaikovsky and even more proof, if we needed it, as to the virtuosity and supreme talent of Sergei Rachmaninoff!
Впервые я услышал эту музыку в советском фильме о Ленине в Горках: она сопровождала смерть "самого человечного из всех людей"... Парадокс в том, что Рахманинов, вынужденный в результате событий, инициированных Лениным, навсегда покинуть Родину, вряд ли думал во время написания этого произведения о Ленине, и уж наверняка не был бы в восторге от использования её в фильме о человеке, погубившем страну Рахманинова, Шаляпина, Бунина и Булгакова
Пропаганда не дремлет. p.s общеизвестный факт, что это произведение он написал после того как узнал о смерти Чайковского.
@@Rgyvgh Спасибо.
Szergej Rachmaninov:2.d-moll Elégia trió Op.9
1.Moderato - Allegro vivace 00:00
2.Quasi variazioni:Andante 20:52
3.Allegro risoluto - Moderato 44:54
Leonyid Kogan-hegedű
Fjodor Luzanov-gordonka
Jevgenyij Szvetlanov-zongora
Köszönöm az értékelést
What a despicably greedy number of ads marring this beautiful music.
Damn i was thinking the same !!!
Get youtube adblocker. Freeware in your app shop
Incredible piece! Especially love how the piano and string parts are inverted at the beginning and end of the first movement.
La totalité de cette architecture sonore est comme une envolée dans le Sublime. Une partie de la musique la plus divine et évocatrice que j'ai jamais écoutée ! Rachmaninov à son meilleur. Tout simplement génial. Je me demande encore pourquoi le Concerto pour piano n° 2 est plus célèbre que cette pièce exquise!
Бывает тяжело на душе. Это то самое. Гениальная музыка!
One of the most profound piece of chamber music i've heard, this is insanely good, i've never really been into Rachmaninoff too much, but this makes me want to learn more about his works
definitely recommend his cello sonata. especially the third movement.
Leonid Kogan 😍😍😍
Ce est un si beau morceau de musique. Je ne peux meme pas commencer a decrire la facon dont il rend mon coeur se envoler.
Best audio quality on any version on youtube, the Borodin Trio one is also fantastic, thanks for the upload
Remarkable performance .What a beguiling kingdom of music and thoughts.
Un génie Monsieur Rachmaninov, sublime ce trio élégiaque n°2 op.9💖
wonderful interpretation from the great artists!
agree with you. although I am not allowed to enjoy fully.
Which makes sense: after all, in a few seconds ... in just a few seconds, I feel more joy then it's bearable.... sometimes. So, that must be the reason!....
This has a very jagged and/or bumpy sound that I haven't heard anywhere else
Incredibly nuanced playing ... a journey for my senses.
Semplicemente fantastico. Simply astonishing
Superb performance. Thank you so much for this upload too, incontrario motu!
素晴らしい！今までこの曲がどうして『悲しみの・・・』と言うのか分からなかった (;^_^A のですが、この演奏聞いて分かりました。暗いお部屋で一人で聞くにはベストではないでしょうか "(-""-)" 絶妙な3人の演奏者の掛け合いの上手さは最高です。ゾクゾクする位にリスナーに語り掛けてきます。精神的に持っていかれてしまうくらいに・・・。
でもこのCDは現在日本では廃盤なのかなー。 incontrario motuさん、ありがとうございます。（Japanese）
37:27 - RUSISSIMO !!! 😊😍❤💙💚💛💜💓💕💖💗💘💝💞💟👍👍👍👍👍👍
-- Une merveilleuse & sublime musique de Rachmaninov. --
"Sergei Rachmaninoff's Trio élégiaque No. 2 in D minor, Op. 9 is a piano trio which he began composing on 25 October 1893 and completed on 15 December that year. It was written in memory of Tchaikovsky, and was inscribed with the dedication "In Memory of a Great Artist".[1] It "was first performed in Moscow on 31 January 1894 by Rachmaninoff himself, the violinist Julius Conus, and the cellist Anatoli Brandukov." wkpd
The essence of a masterpiece
Magnífica obra interpretada por artistas increíbles. Es extraordinario tenerlo a Evgeny Svetlanov aquí como pianista, el más grande director de orquesta de cuantos he oído. Es una pena que Spotifay haya retirado esta versión de mi playlist. Agradecería conocer la causa.
Can't click "skip ad" fast enough.
The often ads appearance here really sucks!!!
Same
adblockplus.org/download
Adblock! Been using this for years; it's free, and it works!
It was this Beauty, with all of the ads that RUclips constantly threw at me, which finally beat the shit out of me so thoroughly that I purchased RUclips Red.
Beautiful melancholy. A wonderful recording treasure.
Maravillosa Música
all the sadness, pathos, liricism of the slavic soul...
Love Tchaikovsky, particularly his sacred, love Rachmaninov.
Rachmaninov has not less number of Sacred Music! 💝
What a lovely piece and a committed soulful recording. Thanks for sharing this great chamber work
4:38 the strings sounds like the violin concerto op. 35 tchaicovsky
This was written soon after Tchaikovsky died, it was in his memory
4:38 sounds like from violin concerto op 35
Svetlanov is beautiful piano player
That trio really had caught the spirit of the piece.
gracias
This just sings, like all of Rachmaninov's music.
What manner of twisted horror did Rachmaninoff go through to write something so dreadfully beautiful?!
Tchaikovsky died. That was the reason he wrote this.
Tchaikovsky, his mentor, teacher and friend, passed away. Rachmaninoff, shattered, cloistered himself away and obsessively worked on this trio until it was completed. Letters sent to him remained unanswered, including those from his girlfriend. Finally he emerged with this masterpiece.
@@geniusrepairman1 you mean future girlfriend/wife? He didn't have any girlfriend back then.
Alles ist außergewöhnlich schön, fast dämonisch!
Thanks very much for sharing this.
This is without doubt the finest performance available full stop ! Listened to many both on here and on CD & SACD ..........the power. the sorrow....the passion.........it is simply wonderfull !
You Tube you intersperse this wonderful passionate and sorrowful music with commercials...........you Americans are truly plebeians ! ! !
Use adblock
pay a few Euro's a month and you will get any music without adds. Nobody should expect that this enourmous reservoir of great music can be opened up for free.
You clearly miss the point !
@@evertvanveen5916 you are right
Get RUclips premium boomer... your ignorance is showing
Это трио в ре- миноре, имеет посвящение" Памяти великого художника" . Как и трио Чайковского в ре- миноре "Памяти великого артиста", но теперь оно уже посвящено памяти недавно умершего Петра Ильича Чайковского, который поддерживал Рахманинова и одобрял его сочинения.
Гениальный Рахманинов и гениальный виртуоз Коган! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I can't get over it. Profound.
28:08 Concentrated Young Rachmaninov's Style! 😀
Beautiful. Wish I could play this myself. I am a piano student.
Izak, Very good piece of music,worth listening! Had a chance to come across those musicians in an old movie. Let me think and come back to you if I made no mistake. Emily Y6
29:32 lullaby for a 32:03 dream
So beautiful!
Yeah! Unparalleled rendition of "Curtains for Capital." Sounds like Wall St flushing down the drains and into the sewers. Beautiful! 11/10
This fills me with dread.
Instead of complaining about ads, buy youtube premium or use an adblocker???
Such a powerful piece.
идеально
PERFECT!!!
sublime
Génial!
51:30 is probably the most amazing part of all music ever.
😰
Transcendental. . .
bravo!
Beautiful
Magnificent
Superb recording!
❤❤️❤️
This is indeed a very long work. I al m nor sure that the insipration of Rachmaninov is strong enough to fill all this time in a quite convicing way. B Nevertheless, this trio should not be forgotten; it is a quite intersting testimony of a vary late postrmaontic music chamber, and perhaps ilustates one of the trends that the riussian music could have adopted ithe Stalinism had not introduced the so-called 'socialist realism' dicataorship. Imagine a free country where both Rachmaninov, Glazunow, Roslavets, Prokofiev, Chostakovich could have written along their genius and insiration without constraints
Rachmaninov left Russia in 1917, so he didn't have to get his music approved by the Soviet government the way Prokofiev and Shostakovich later did.
@@matthewzisi300 Hi Matthew I perfectly know. He left the country through Helsinki at that was quite complex and even dangerous. I do ot see any contradiction between what you write and what I wrote. I am developing a sort of utopia, a dream. Rachmaninov left Russia because of the October 17 revolution. Stalin was a ' (perverted) "product" of that revolution. My utopia applied to a Russia without the October 17 revolution. . In such a case, Rachmaninov would not have left Russia. He would have stayed in his beautiful countryside house with his car (did you know that he was one of the first Russian to have got a car?).
@@gerardbegni2806 There is a contradiction....between the true reality and your deluded self. See my avi. Stalin gave the world one of the happiest and most joyful moments in human history when the Hammer and Sickle was raised over the Reichstag in 1945. 42 million Communists were butchered by the Nazis in WW2. I was named after my Dad's brother who was killed in Italy. Be thankful you got to enjoy your music....and stop telling lies about Stalin.
Me encanta!!! ♥♥♥
Es preciosa esta obra músical.
gorgeous
Si fabulous si réel!
Izak, Leonid Kogan had been briefly performed in Eric Rohmer's film "Ma nuit chez Maud" ! Emily Y6
Perfection
Unglaublich!
🌟
Beautiful :)
Heartwrenching
Melancólica mñusica
Las dos primeras ya las escuche creo si no me equivoco me gustaron-
amazing
...oh my.
gosh, why sooooo much of ads?! cant listen it normaly!!!
In my country, we are not a target of choice for the advertising executives. So I can appreciate this music
#whybeingpoorisnotsobad, lol
Here, the ads play at full length even when you switch to another position.... and it is infested with ads anyway. But really great music.
48:12 wow
49:05
Can anyone tell me when this masterpiece was composed?
Oct-Dec of 1893. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trio_%C3%A9l%C3%A9giaque_No._2_%28Rachmaninoff%29
thanks
Μενελαος Πειστικος No problem.
O Dark pit of Death! take me.
28:07
My favourite part! The mood swing is quite unnerving.
This make me feel like when you fall in love: happiness, excited, butterflies, childish... so beautiful !
Music performance at its best. ❤❤❤❤😊
And to those who prostitute Art by paying for these commercials.........I will NEVER buy your products ! ! !
11 adds. Why u doing this to Rachmaninov?