S. Rachmaninov - V. Gryaznov. Italian Polka

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

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  • @annaw9656
    @annaw9656 3 года назад +3531

    My goal in life: Telling somebody I can play the piano "a bit" and then playing this piece

    • @VyacheslavGryaznovPiano
      @VyacheslavGryaznovPiano  3 года назад +430

      Good luck with that :)

    • @johntrevor2
      @johntrevor2 3 года назад +75

      It just ends too soon

    • @MattLap21
      @MattLap21 3 года назад +134

      I feel like winter wind would also be good for this

    • @jarvinIV
      @jarvinIV 3 года назад +25

      Yeah but i cant learn tha 😭

    • @jarvinIV
      @jarvinIV 3 года назад +9

      @@MattLap21 no winter is really easy.

  • @maxyang8631
    @maxyang8631 10 лет назад +2212

    i just love how this piece sounds more and more russian as it progresses

    • @calebhu6383
      @calebhu6383 5 лет назад +57

      What? No Russian composer has ever composed in this style- the arranger, Gryaznov, is Russian but he wrote it in the style of Liszt and Thalberg. Rachmaninov only wrote the melody and he would never write a piece in such showoff style.

    • @tchaikoffkey
      @tchaikoffkey 5 лет назад +140

      Caleb Hu really? He would NEVER write a piece in such a showoff style? Well ignore his concertos, etude-tableaux, moments musical (especially 2,4, and 6) and many of his preludes, and you might be right.

    • @flyingpenandpaper6119
      @flyingpenandpaper6119 5 лет назад +83

      @@tchaikoffkey They're not show-off pieces... They're merely difficult pieces that make full use of a pianist's hands. Rachmaninoff was not afraid to write simple music if simple meant beautiful.

    • @calebhu6383
      @calebhu6383 5 лет назад +34

      @@tchaikoffkey "Show-off" refers to the style of Thalburg, Dreyschock, and to some extent, Liszt. Simply put, it's music with an emphasis on sounding difficult rather than music for the sake of music.
      Listen to Cziffra's transcriptions, for example. Rachmaninov never wrote anything resembling that. That is why I contend that this piece sounds less and less Russian as it goes along.

    • @djmelodix6868
      @djmelodix6868 5 лет назад +1

      Flying Swordfish example?

  • @smikkelbeer6352
    @smikkelbeer6352 7 лет назад +5086

    00:00 "Hmm maybe I could learn this"
    00:30 "I could still learn this with a little more practice"
    00:49 "I could learn this but I should be more dedicated"
    01:07 "Hmmm I could potentially still learn this but I should be even more dedicated"
    01:32 "Very tough but still possible?"
    01:52 Bye

    • @stephenberman6679
      @stephenberman6679 7 лет назад +227

      You're good. I gave up hope at 01:07.

    • @MrMatthewliver
      @MrMatthewliver 7 лет назад +86

      Hmmm... Difficult, indeed. But what exactly would be the biggest challenge? Leaps with rich chords in the left hand? Neat playing thirds and sixths in the right hand part? Once I have seen a tutorial on Chopin piano studies op. 25 no 6 and 11, carried out by Paul Burton. I think he is a great teacher, and with his advice, I could play everything, although certaiinly not so soon ;-)

    • @s1nd3rr0z3
      @s1nd3rr0z3 7 лет назад +68

      For me it looks ok until 1:52

    • @eliosantanapalma4042
      @eliosantanapalma4042 7 лет назад +1

      Smikkelbeer 3

    • @melodies2013
      @melodies2013 6 лет назад +6

      Lucky you, have been trying to play the piano for decades and decades, with NO results ... (Beer, what exactly do you like to smikkel. When you have your next stroopwafel, think of me :)

  • @quickfruits6963
    @quickfruits6963 4 года назад +1042

    Music for “Well, that escalated quickly.”

  • @sachinsahay1113
    @sachinsahay1113 8 лет назад +2409

    Don't hide from me, Liszt. I know you're there.

  • @LukeFaulkner
    @LukeFaulkner 5 лет назад +540

    Reminds me of the game "Snake". You think it's a walk in the park at the beginning, but half-way through you find yourself flailing around like a noob chasing an awkwardly placed dot whilst desperately trying not to crash into yourself.
    Seriously though, this is perhaps the greatest thing written for piano in 100 years.

    • @johncarpenter624
      @johncarpenter624 5 лет назад +2

      What is a noob?

    • @viggos.n.5864
      @viggos.n.5864 5 лет назад +23

      @@johncarpenter624 a Person new to something
      Actually written "newb"
      Or a Person playing/doing something who has experience but plays like someone new to it

    • @ammyvl1
      @ammyvl1 2 года назад +10

      give shostakovich a little bit of credit lol (all of his compositions were in the past 100 years)

    • @therealrealludwigvanbeethoven
      @therealrealludwigvanbeethoven Год назад +2

      @@ammyvl1Rachmaninoff was infinitely greater than Shostakovich

    • @franzliszt4038
      @franzliszt4038 Год назад

      Rach, shostokovich and ravel may beg to differ but this arrangement is brilliant

  • @andorsipos444
    @andorsipos444 6 лет назад +529

    part from 1:50 sounds like when you accidentally open two tabs on youtube, and both songs play, but somehow it works out

    • @jacobschiller4486
      @jacobschiller4486 4 года назад +56

      It's called counterpoint.

    • @FarisAbdulal
      @FarisAbdulal 4 года назад +8

      *UNDERRATED*

    • @Jimbarleyy
      @Jimbarleyy 4 года назад +16

      Jacob Schiller We know.... just take the joke and move on lol don’t point out the obvious.

    • @jacobschiller4486
      @jacobschiller4486 4 года назад +10

      @@Jimbarleyy Don't be a dick, mate! Andor didn't even mention a joke.

    • @jf2602
      @jf2602 4 года назад +24

      @@Jimbarleyy not everyone knows what counterpoint is, Mr. Classical-Musician.

  • @bowenliu0434
    @bowenliu0434 6 лет назад +274

    2:56 - 3:08 those two chord just fantastic!

    • @lunarexplosion4948
      @lunarexplosion4948 3 года назад +1

      do you know the names of the two?

    • @nihil8471
      @nihil8471 3 года назад +15

      @@lunarexplosion4948 well i'd say they're a Bmaj7 (in a really lovely voicing) going to Ebmin, although you can consider them to be both Bmaj7, since the pedal kinda keeps the B in the bass

    • @lunarexplosion4948
      @lunarexplosion4948 3 года назад +2

      @@nihil8471 thank you!! i’ve been trying to figure out how to combine chords so this might be a big help

    • @nihil8471
      @nihil8471 3 года назад +2

      @@lunarexplosion4948 sure, no problem, glad i helped! :)

    • @georgenorris2657
      @georgenorris2657 2 года назад

      I sense that he uses them also in the Paganini variations.

  • @lilyzhang8193
    @lilyzhang8193 5 лет назад +239

    I listened to the first few seconds.
    I thought to myself, "Hey why not."
    Prints the piece.
    Goes to my piano lesson.
    Gives the sheet to my piano teacher.
    He says, "Why not"
    I start it. Plays the first page. Heads on to the second.
    "You ready to quit now?"
    Me, determined to play this. "No."
    Play for the next month.
    Almost done.
    "I quit."

    • @i.t.7623
      @i.t.7623 Год назад +2

      Same. Had to quit, but will come back to it in the future. My ultimate goal!

  • @tomworldleader
    @tomworldleader 9 лет назад +505

    This piece is very much start off easy and become more and more like Rachmaninoff!

    • @pryeto1
      @pryeto1 8 лет назад +5

      +Tom Lannen hahahahahaahahha

    • @Andrea-hc4kz
      @Andrea-hc4kz 6 лет назад +1

      Tom Lannen yeah

    • @calebhu6383
      @calebhu6383 5 лет назад +13

      You mean less and less like Rachmaninov? Do you guys realize that Rachmaninov only composed the very beginning and the rest is a Liszt-like arrangement done by Gryaznov?

    • @albertofarill4630
      @albertofarill4630 5 лет назад +5

      I guess Rakmaninof will be pleased hearing this.

  • @Gabriel-jx4or
    @Gabriel-jx4or 2 года назад +122

    Gryaznov did to Rachmaninoff's Italian Polka what Rachmaninoff did to Kreisler's Liebesleid
    Both took a relatively simple tune and turned it into a dazzling, colorful masterpiece with beautiful reharmonizations, virtuosic countermelodies, and emotional depth.

  • @aviganavigan3797
    @aviganavigan3797 Год назад +9

    Это просто невероятно!!!!! И,как обычно,у Рахманинова, все так невинно и спокойно начинается. А потом.....👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @danielmitchell2138
    @danielmitchell2138 5 лет назад +25

    Oh my god, how on earth can someone write and let alone perform something like this ? Honestly one of my favourite pieces ever at this point. Just proves how much of a compositorial genius Rachmaninoff was, and even more so of how much of a mastermind and an absolute pianist Mr Gryaznov is !

  • @ИльяАнтипов-й8п
    @ИльяАнтипов-й8п 5 лет назад +49

    потрясающе! богатая гармония, тонкая стилистика, не теряется простота и дух Рахманинова, а исполнение - бриллиант! Вячеслав, определённо, выдающийся музыкант современности. Слушаю снова и снова.

  • @levim.3505
    @levim.3505 7 лет назад +538

    *SWITCHES TO 2X SPEED*
    1:07 When you're next in line to pay for the groceries and you just cannot find your wallet

  • @snafu313
    @snafu313 13 лет назад +25

    I can't stop listening to this!!
    Gryzanov seems to match Rachmaninov's later compositional style (harmonies) wonderfully. This is a real gem!!

  • @adriennebeecker5000
    @adriennebeecker5000 3 года назад +21

    WOW!! Just looking at the music scares me!! Truly Russian even though it’s an Italian Polka. Rachmaninoff had it all!

  • @natalymay3976
    @natalymay3976 11 лет назад +11

    гениальная обработка! Исключительно виртуозная получилась вещь.
    браво талантливому В.Грязнову.

  • @Polyphonist1
    @Polyphonist1 11 лет назад +17

    This is a brilliant transcription. Gryaznov has a rare talent.

  • @Pookie1-q2w
    @Pookie1-q2w 9 лет назад +389

    fantastic pianist, great technique, and great feeling of harmony, perfect rubato

  • @arman.kashef
    @arman.kashef 3 года назад +10

    This was definitely one of the most beautiful moments of my life listening to this piece and performance.

  • @fiscalcpiano
    @fiscalcpiano 3 года назад +12

    Absolutely my favorite pianist and composer, actually! Thank you for sharing such wonderful hard work and sweat with us, it shows in the music. Beautiful and well constructed through and through!

  • @baraskparas9559
    @baraskparas9559 Год назад +7

    Magnificent performance of a fantastic composition. Sounded like 2 great pianists playing a duet.

  • @carlkulzer5982
    @carlkulzer5982 Год назад +2

    This man could play a ballad like nobody else. The most beautiful tone on tenor sax.

  • @Kaydendummy
    @Kaydendummy 2 года назад +19

    Your arrangement has such a unique sound that matches Rachmaninoff’s style perfectly

  • @БогданГаврилин-т7ь

    Эх,вот же круто,музыка НА ВСЕ ВРЕМЕНА,СОЕДИНЯЕТ ВСЕ НАРОДЫ МИРА,ТАК СКАЗАТЬ)
    Спасибо ВЕЛИКИМ ГЕНИЯМ ЗА ИХ ТЯЖЁЛЫЙ ТРУД)

  • @rogerpianoking1945
    @rogerpianoking1945 3 года назад +9

    Bloody hell, that’s some piece of music.. a ginormous challenge and would keep you busy for not hours, but weeks on end.
    Great performance. 😮

  • @Dylonely_9274
    @Dylonely_9274 2 года назад +12

    One of the best arrangements for any pieces of music in my opinion.

  • @KaweedFul
    @KaweedFul 8 лет назад +3440

    First Rachmaninoff makes you believe you CAN actually play this song you want!
    ...
    And then he punches you in the face.
    Because he's Russian.

    • @Jamie-eb2gp
      @Jamie-eb2gp 8 лет назад +119

      Rachmaninoff didn't compose this piece. This is a transcription by the owner of this channel

    • @odawgie6847
      @odawgie6847 8 лет назад +76

      Lordzetlar Rachmaninoff did compose this piece, but this isn't his original version. This version was arranged by someone else. (Their name is probably in the description but I don't feel like checking)

    • @Jamie-eb2gp
      @Jamie-eb2gp 8 лет назад +20

      Sorry when i said compose this piece I meant this transcription specifically. Should of been more clear

    • @alistaircrane6917
      @alistaircrane6917 7 лет назад +44

      Random Bystander Their name is actually in the title....its easier than you think. Lazy.

    • @acedelos2656
      @acedelos2656 7 лет назад +39

      No I was punched by two Russians.

  • @Liang_piano
    @Liang_piano 5 лет назад +10

    I just want to appreciate this is absolutely a amazing transcription! The structure and the harmony are just super

  • @villiam2696
    @villiam2696 4 года назад +10

    Какая же прекрасная композиция, что оригинал, что обработка.

  • @АрсентийХаритонов-е5к

    what an amazing arrangement! bravo!! Rachmaninoff would love this

  • @superintrovert3107
    @superintrovert3107 7 лет назад +196

    Well, it escalated quickly

  • @duolingoowl7043
    @duolingoowl7043 4 года назад +16

    V. Gryaznov, this is amazing!
    Great transcription, I love it!

  • @claireanai627
    @claireanai627 5 лет назад +5

    I played on Rachmaninov's piano that he used to practice on in Tbilisi, Georgia. It was a dream come true.

  • @markus7894
    @markus7894 10 лет назад +11

    This is so incredibly beautiful!!! Wonderfunl arrangement with so much charme and raffinesse. Perfectly played, rythm and sound, speed and everything! Mr Gryaznov is an important Maestro - much too less known!

  • @miki890098
    @miki890098 3 года назад +5

    I love how rachmaninov handles chromatic second voices, they're just so satisfying

  • @piercekozlowski
    @piercekozlowski 4 года назад +4

    How is it that anyone disliked this video? I would like to see those same people:
    -Professionally either arrange and perform a virtuoso piece.
    -Do this with about 7 to 8 other pieces as well and make a music book out of it.
    -Perform those pieces live multiple times in your life at professional recital competitions
    -And then gain notoriety as a professional in your craft for it.
    Of course those that disliked the video couldn't, they're just snobby hatters most likely.
    You're arrangements and transcriptions are amazing Slava, keep up the amazing and beautiful work.

  • @catherinekyngdon327
    @catherinekyngdon327 5 лет назад +3

    The pianist has an absolutely beautiful touch and interpretation!! A joy from start to finish.

  • @MuAlexJS
    @MuAlexJS Год назад +11

    everytime I think that I cant hear something more beautiful on piano i get proven wrong everytime

  • @deldaflaquita9244
    @deldaflaquita9244 8 лет назад +7

    To both the pianist and the piece... "BRAVO!"

  • @karaklinc5869
    @karaklinc5869 6 лет назад +2

    I’m proud to state that the music school I went to in Russia was named after Rachmaninov. Listening to this takes me back to my childhood and days spent learning to play. Best days!!!

  • @Pianissemo
    @Pianissemo 5 месяцев назад +7

    I cant believe someone other than rachmaninoff made this it really sounds more rachmaninoff than the original

  • @Moptohor
    @Moptohor 3 года назад +23

    I listen to this even more than Volodos version. Although Volodos is well-known with his unbelievable technique. But... This one is so musical...

    • @Moptohor
      @Moptohor 3 года назад +6

      And I will add that this sounds im my mind even when I go sleep.
      This is true-masterpiece.
      Thank you!

  • @KMusic_13
    @KMusic_13 11 лет назад +6

    His talent is straight from years of hard work and dedicated practice.

  • @ΑγάπηΑθανασάκη
    @ΑγάπηΑθανασάκη 7 лет назад +2

    Vyacheslav you are so delicate pianist,so beautiful ,so gentl sovirtuozo.....!!!!!!

  • @lsgtm-11
    @lsgtm-11 10 месяцев назад +3

    Великолепно! Моя любимая фортепианная пьеса!

  • @nathaliegreck6775
    @nathaliegreck6775 3 года назад +1

    Rachmaninov n'est jamais ennuyeux à écouter, juste formidablement technique à jouer...Que d'heures de travail avant de mettre tout ça en place...

  • @levimatheri7682
    @levimatheri7682 3 года назад +6

    The low B-flat at 2:32 is so cool!!

  • @Mezzotenor
    @Mezzotenor 8 лет назад +2

    I second all the admiring comments as to technique and musicality, but I'll add my own highest compliment: This makes me smile. THANK YOU!

  • @sergeirachmaninoff4516
    @sergeirachmaninoff4516 8 лет назад +3014

    I dont remember this piece... Maybe I was drunk or something

    • @mats2956
      @mats2956 7 лет назад +76

      Sergei Rachmaninoff probably...

    • @asdfasddfff
      @asdfasddfff 7 лет назад +15

      Sergei Rachmaninoff xD

    • @melodies2013
      @melodies2013 6 лет назад +91

      WITH ALL DUE RESPECT ... Sergiei Rachmaninov was one of those virtuous gentlemen who would never become drunk. It can be heard from hs pure music.

    • @alexismiller2349
      @alexismiller2349 6 лет назад +90

      melodies2013 yeah... right xD. Just like Mozart right? :D

    • @melodies2013
      @melodies2013 6 лет назад +10

      alexis miller, are you kidding or serious [this is a serious questionn]

  • @petrofeldtman8766
    @petrofeldtman8766 6 месяцев назад +3

    What an exquisite piece played exquisitely! I have never come across this music/ Thank you

  • @lielpiano724
    @lielpiano724 3 года назад +6

    I watched this video and was like, isn't this the original Italian Polka?
    Turns out Italian Polka is actually written for two pianos and this version is so popular I never even got to listen to the original

  • @marie-sandradiamant-berger
    @marie-sandradiamant-berger 8 лет назад +1

    Magnifique adaptation et interprétation très émouvante au point que j'en eu pleuré la première fois que j'ai écouté cette polka italienne. Bravo Vyacheslav!

  • @muttonsword
    @muttonsword 9 лет назад +46

    My god, I looked at the score, and then looked at the speaker, and then looked back at the score, and I can't help but wonder how the hell are you even doing this?!

    • @ДимитърПавлов-х2т
      @ДимитърПавлов-х2т 6 лет назад +2

      Well , the legend says he was a quarter an octopus and secretly had eight tentacles on each hand... Was it actually true? I don't know , I am just telling you the myth .. :)

  • @matilda517
    @matilda517 3 года назад +9

    That moment when you start realizing in horror that the six flats at the key signature is the least of your problems after all

  • @samuellongo9530
    @samuellongo9530 6 лет назад +4

    The rubato at 0:33 is just sublime.

  • @arrau08
    @arrau08 5 лет назад +4

    I've been your fan since I got exposed to your recital on the complete Chopin Etudes Op 10 & 25. I'm so happy for you that this piece is so popular! Congrats from a Korean fan.

  • @9gziuigai18gsz4
    @9gziuigai18gsz4 5 лет назад +576

    If you’re piano teacher give you this sheet.... just run away

    • @carlosvillagra6661
      @carlosvillagra6661 5 лет назад +14

      Thanks for the advice

    • @classicalarmy3625
      @classicalarmy3625 4 года назад +30

      Honestly I wish my piano teacher would give me this piece but right now my teacher thinks my hands are too small to play Rachmaninoff even though he gave me Chopin Ballade No.1...

    • @nullinformation1939
      @nullinformation1939 4 года назад +5

      Why, it's much rasiert than you think... It's full of logical systems
      If you are afraid of this one just listen to any Thalberg Fantasy 😏

    • @arcana2098
      @arcana2098 4 года назад +1

      @@nullinformation1939 and what do you think about Ornstein’s Wild men’s Dance ? 😏

    • @nullinformation1939
      @nullinformation1939 4 года назад +1

      @@arcana2098 Well, on the one hand it's definitly not as logical as the italian polka but it's playable (if you want to listen to something almost unplayable take a look at Cziffras Flight of the Bumblebee).
      On the other hand personally I don't like these modern kind of music so I wouldn't give the sheet to my students If they didn't ask me especially for it.
      To summarize my opinion about this piece:
      Any student: Mr Orwell, I composed a piano piece for you, do you have any Ideas to improve it?
      Orwell: Just add some crosses and bs and set in some random notes.

  • @else528
    @else528 5 месяцев назад +1

    Bedankt

  • @pianosenzanima1
    @pianosenzanima1 5 лет назад +6

    Best arrangement hands down, God bless you for your amazing talent!!!

  • @shin-i-chikozima
    @shin-i-chikozima 3 года назад +2

    This magnificent masterpiece is the humanity's mental cradle that cradled by Rachmaninoff

  • @fredericchopin9001
    @fredericchopin9001 4 года назад +139

    Why Nobody talking about how incredible this arrangment is??

    • @jacobschiller4486
      @jacobschiller4486 3 года назад +14

      Practically every like on the video seems to signify agreement.

  • @GeometryDashDyno
    @GeometryDashDyno 7 лет назад +141

    Hears first part - this could actually make a decent Recital piece, nice.
    Passes 1:00 - kills self

    • @aifutureknowledge
      @aifutureknowledge 5 лет назад +2

      I am leaning. I passed it already 👌👌👌 very hard literally

    • @SCRIABINIST
      @SCRIABINIST 4 года назад

      I can play up to like 2:00. If you are not at the level yet. Don't try it. If you think its time then play it at a very slow tempo and play seperate hands. And practice chords and technical pieces like some Etudes from Heller or something like that Op.45 D Minor is a easy one that get you used to chords. After you won't find it too hard to play though still challenging

  • @bluepearl4348
    @bluepearl4348 Год назад +3

    what a delightful piece...everytime I hear it...I am smiling...ear to ear. I Love It ~ ♥

  • @chrissejjjo4370
    @chrissejjjo4370 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wonderful harmonisation from 0:56
    Thank you for this masterpiece!

  • @deiapavaloi4954
    @deiapavaloi4954 4 года назад +19

    Ok so I underestimated this ahahaha *cries while laughing*

  • @ЕкатеринаМедведевских-е6ч

    Шикарная музыка, ПРЕВОСХОДНОЕ исполнение. БРАВО!
    👏👏👏💗

  • @AKLd95
    @AKLd95 10 лет назад +218

    The intro is fairly easy, but the rest of the piece is a hard one to digest and learn, my goal is to play this perfectly 31. December 2015 and greet the new year of 2016 with this amazing piece! :D

    • @shaugathdey1988
      @shaugathdey1988 10 лет назад +4

      Best of luck, and definitely a great goal :)

    • @liamgibson6752
      @liamgibson6752 10 лет назад +32

      When you succeed, upload a video and leave it with us in this comment section to view!

    • @1saac19
      @1saac19 10 лет назад

      Liam Gibson Yes, that'd be great. Best of luck AKLd95

    • @bubbaXzone
      @bubbaXzone 10 лет назад +3

      Isaac Calcaño
      GOOD LUCK! I wanna learn kreisler: liebeslieid :)

    • @bubbaXzone
      @bubbaXzone 9 лет назад +19

      Ivan
      Cause it sounds nice and people wanna learn it? Just cause you don't wanna learn it doesn't means nobody else wants to play it. Everyone has their own styles and pieces they wanna learn.

  • @mylittlememes7395
    @mylittlememes7395 4 года назад +2

    Incredible! Chapeau Maestro! This is one of the best arrangements of this piece I have ever heard.

  • @juanjito850
    @juanjito850 9 лет назад +14

    Brilliant interpretation

  • @Robattack44
    @Robattack44 Год назад +2

    Amazing, this pieces of art make the life worth living. Thanks for sharing.

  • @mstalcup
    @mstalcup 9 лет назад +97

    When this was uploaded, the pianist and arranger of this music, Vyacheslav Gryaznov, was 17 years old.

    • @mstalcup
      @mstalcup 9 лет назад +4

      +Billthazar Thanks for checking on that.

    • @user-em5hw8qh3y
      @user-em5hw8qh3y 8 лет назад +13

      That is less than a year older than me - what am I doing with my life

    • @klaus.mp3
      @klaus.mp3 7 лет назад +1

      mstalcup wut

    • @davidshgm
      @davidshgm 7 лет назад +1

      _

    • @Kris9kris
      @Kris9kris 5 лет назад +6

      *27. Nevertheless, it's a very crafty and well-made arrangement, regardless of the pianist's age. Gryaznov should be held in much higher regard than a lot of his less capable, but well-marketed, artificially bankrolled contemporaries.

  • @levimatheri7682
    @levimatheri7682 5 лет назад +16

    Rachmaninoff: "That's my boy"

  • @nattoki9783
    @nattoki9783 8 лет назад +10

    A true masterpiece!

  • @davidmurrow5578
    @davidmurrow5578 7 лет назад +2

    I'm listening this classic over 100 times in just a one day....

  • @brunitocoso
    @brunitocoso Год назад +3

    absolutely precious arrangement!! thank you so much for this! working on it rn

  • @ulfleuker
    @ulfleuker 3 года назад +6

    Amazing performance!

  • @judgeady2391
    @judgeady2391 8 лет назад +13

    OMG I love this part 00:02 - 03:15

    • @owlbeard1
      @owlbeard1 8 лет назад +2

      So, exactly what didn't you like about the first and last few seconds then ?

    • @judgeady2391
      @judgeady2391 8 лет назад +8

      henk zeeland The silence

    • @owlbeard1
      @owlbeard1 8 лет назад +4

      OK, now I understand :)

  • @GrzegorzNowacki
    @GrzegorzNowacki 8 лет назад +10

    *Wonderful♪ ♩ ♫ ♪ Big applause!* ツ

  • @MrSarMax
    @MrSarMax 9 лет назад +16

    Очень здорово!

  • @michaeludodov3447
    @michaeludodov3447 5 лет назад +7

    Потрясающе !!!

  • @nonyabusiness2703
    @nonyabusiness2703 Год назад +3

    amazing piece! the word genius comes to mind

  • @dordiwesterlund2528
    @dordiwesterlund2528 3 года назад +3

    Fantastic piece! I had never heard this before. Excellent.

  • @brendanhall3181
    @brendanhall3181 6 лет назад +3

    When a modern transcription reaches almost 2 million views. Nice job dude

  • @gabrimarsa
    @gabrimarsa 4 года назад +1

    It makes my heart jump of joy. What a delight! Amazingly played! Love it!

  • @donaldwright6617
    @donaldwright6617 10 лет назад +13

    Oh, this charming work is played with such feeling of nostalgia! Beautiful and sensitive performance--delicious rubatos and feeling for the dance too!

    • @HitomiAyumu
      @HitomiAyumu 9 лет назад +3

      Donald Wright I like the way you put that!

  • @AlexandreJdB
    @AlexandreJdB 14 лет назад +5

    I rearly love this polka!!!
    Such romantic, such rachmaninov!!!!!

  • @oceanotter6337
    @oceanotter6337 9 лет назад +4

    Unbelivably perfect interpretation !

  • @ziadhaddad2299
    @ziadhaddad2299 6 лет назад +54

    I can't believe people in 2018 dare to say despacito is an intense song while this music lingers from the golden age of music.

    • @isaacdorio
      @isaacdorio 6 лет назад +5

      ziad haddad That's because most people can't to appreciate the utter brilliance the piece needs in order to be written and the technique that is required to execute! I love the piano and classical music because any person who takes interest in it not only demonstrates maturity, but also a well developed figure. I'm extremely excited to watch Gryaznov perform here in Naples Florida! His music shows what an absolute genius he is!

    • @rangi2364
      @rangi2364 6 лет назад +6

      Literally no body says that bud

    • @christopherismusicallyinclined
      @christopherismusicallyinclined Год назад

      You be hanging around the wrong type of musical crowds if that’s what’s buzzing about.

  • @olgakhodzhatullina4361
    @olgakhodzhatullina4361 Год назад +5

    Какой филигранный пианизм! Звенит и сверкает, как праздничные хрустальные рюмки. Спасибо.

  • @andrewwatson3732
    @andrewwatson3732 5 лет назад +1

    Wow, this is amazing - thank you Vyacheslav for this arrangement. I've bought the score and had so much fun learning it. What a lot of pleasure you've given to so many people. I notice some slight differences in the score and the version shown here - so many possibilities with the wonderful harmonies.

  • @toothlesstoe
    @toothlesstoe Год назад +3

    Such a perfect rendition

  • @shin-i-chikozima
    @shin-i-chikozima 3 года назад +1

    This performance's melody is the acme of beauty

  • @nimsipadilla4910
    @nimsipadilla4910 3 года назад +9

    It must be nice to have an octopus as a hand that you some how trained very well to play the piano 😀

  • @manuchatterjee6760
    @manuchatterjee6760 7 лет назад

    Mr. Gryaznov, such a wonderful score and interpretation. Just a delight. I can't tell you how many times I've listened.

  • @ethanh3496
    @ethanh3496 8 лет назад +6

    This is insanely good and fun

    • @chrismyers7122
      @chrismyers7122 6 лет назад

      Ethan Horsfall I don’t know how I ended up finding you here, but I did :)

  • @YTSparty
    @YTSparty Месяц назад +1

    I love this song. What a great arrangement. Thanks!

  • @ЛюдмилаВладимирцева-о8ч

    Браво!

  • @martinsoto4662
    @martinsoto4662 6 лет назад

    Such a colorful piece. The sound and its quality feels broader each time the theme kicks in -and the pianist has probably much of the merit.