Józef Wieniawski - Piano Concerto in G-minor, Op.20 (1858)

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  • @martinbriddon4472
    @martinbriddon4472 4 года назад +15

    Im currently listening to the marvelous Piano Concerto by Wieniawski Op.20 in G minor
    a really wonderful and excellent presentation of this very dramatic work ,also the interactive phrases are really beautiful and with a great theme originated by the composer, also very excellent scale patterns and wonderful arpeggios a perfect balance between the Orchestra and the soloist & extremely super ornamentation overall ,a pleasure to listen to presenting excellent chromatic colours which the soloist portrays to maximum perfection
    a pleasure to listen to and ideal background music to fill your room with dimmed lights to relax to ,taking you to so many imaginary places as you close your eyes , which you can dream about,its a beautiful fantastic
    Piano Concerto indeed super intervals
    Martin Briddon Classical Pianist ,Chesterfield Derbyshire 8th December 2019

  • @adamzbyszewski4779
    @adamzbyszewski4779 6 лет назад +9

    a very pleasing piece of music from our Polish composer. splendid discovery. many thanks!

    • @pawelpap9
      @pawelpap9 3 года назад

      Wieniawski’s parents were Jewish.

  • @fredericchopin7538
    @fredericchopin7538 2 года назад +6

    Marvelous!

  • @pascalmayer9421
    @pascalmayer9421 2 года назад +3

    Józef Wieniawski, né le 23 mai 1837 à Lublin (Pologne) et mort le 11 novembre 1912 à Bruxelles (Belgique), est un pianiste, pédagogue et compositeur russe. Il était le jeune frère du voloniste Henryk Wieniawski et l’oncle du compositeur Adam Tadeusz Wieniawski.
    Bien qu'aujourd'hui négligé, Józef Wieniawski a été considéré comme un des plus fins musiciens européens1. Très peu de temps avant la fin de sa vie, un jeune journaliste lui a demandé pendant combien de temps il comptait servir la musique. Il a répliqué : « Aussi longtemps que je resterai jeune ! »2.
    Biographie
    Né à Lublin au 17 Place du Marché, il étudie le piano avec Synek dans sa ville natale, puis entre en 1847 au Conservatoire de Paris pour étudier le piano avec Pierre Zimmermann, Antoine François Marmontel3 et Charles-Valentin Alkan, ainsi que la composition avec Félix Le Couppey.
    Après il se produit entre 1851 et 1853 en compagnie de son frère puis il décide de poursuivre une carrière séparée de virtuose du piano. En 1855, il reçoit une bourse de la part du Tsar pour étudier avec Franz Liszt à Weimar et de 1856 à 1858 à Berlin avec Adolf Bernhard Marx auprès de qui il étudie la théorie de la musique3.
    Dans les tournées de concert à travers l'Europe, il joue non seulement ses propres compositions - y compris son Concerto pour piano en sol mineur - mais aussi les œuvres des compositeurs Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Liszt, Robert Schumann et Carl Maria von Weber. Selon Liszt, il a été le premier pianiste qui a joué en public les Études de Chopin.
    Après son retour à Paris, il établit des relations amicales avec Rossini, Gounod, Berlioz et Wagner, et est introduit à la cour impériale où il devient l'un des artistes favoris de Napoléon III2. Poursuivant une activité pédagogique à la Société Musicale Russe, puis au Conservatoire de Moscou, il s'établit définitivement à Bruxelles en 1882 où il se forme une solide réputation d'interprète - notamment des œuvres de Chopin - et de pédagogue auprès de la haute société. Contrairement aux affirmations de nombreuses sources respectées, il ne devient jamais professeur au Conservatoire royal de cette ville où il décède, âgé de 75 ans. Ce conservatoire possède néanmoins un précieux fonds Józef Wieniawski, légué par sa fille aînée, Elisabeth Wieniawska, composé des archives manuscrites et imprimées du musicien.

    • @wacawjasiniak3816
      @wacawjasiniak3816 Год назад

      Tu as commis "une petite erreur" - Józef et Henryk ont été Les Polonais sic! Rappelles Toi Mon Bon!

  • @marcdekeyser1021
    @marcdekeyser1021 9 лет назад +9

    This forgotten piano concerto is a real romantic beauty of a forgotten composer!!
    His brother Henryk had more success, although Jozef proved here that he also is
    a great composer. I enjoy this nice romantic work!

  • @Xikombiso-Meyers
    @Xikombiso-Meyers 20 дней назад

    One of the most unique changes to climatic major key ending that I have ever heard. A gallant nine-century concerto, on par with the best of Romanticism.

  • @angellohector
    @angellohector 7 лет назад +9

    how can I comment. I have yet to endure the depths of writing a piano concerto myself! I simply put trust in knowing such creations are beautiful and truthful. well done

  • @amirprog
    @amirprog 3 года назад +14

    Is this the most underrated classical piece in history? Maybe the most beautiful one.

  • @fcoleman8
    @fcoleman8 11 лет назад +12

    Yet another neglected composer. Thank you for bringing him to our attention - a most attractive work!

    • @Viktorvelat95
      @Viktorvelat95 Месяц назад

      You’re right! His brother’s violin works are so famous, yet Józef’s piano concerto totally neglected.

  • @shishirthadani1696
    @shishirthadani1696 8 лет назад +5

    Starting with some glittering writing for the piano, and a slow movement that is eloquent and expressive, the concerto eventually leads into a very racy and exciting finale. Well worth discovering!

  • @RodrigoElorduy
    @RodrigoElorduy 4 года назад +3

    Beautiful concerto!

  • @adigozelov-enjoyer
    @adigozelov-enjoyer Год назад +1

    Lovely. The piano part is definitely very expressive.

  • @plto4ka71
    @plto4ka71 8 лет назад +4

    Awesome! Beautiful music.

  • @irmavargas4786
    @irmavargas4786 7 лет назад +4

    Gracias Kuhlau Dilfeng por haberme descubierto un mundo tan maravilloso de la música... Mil gracias, hermano...

  • @steveegallo3384
    @steveegallo3384 2 месяца назад

    BRAVO from Acapulco!

  • @sagavir1506
    @sagavir1506 7 лет назад +5

    Love it - thanks so much for uploading it- another great piece of work from a composer I never heard of until now- melodic, dreamy, and a showpiece for a piano virtuoso.

  • @canman5060
    @canman5060 11 лет назад +5

    Very rarely heard work. Best known for his absolute mastery of the violin from very early age.His two violin concertos. He does have some deep understanding in composing a piano concerto. Beautiful work. Thanks for uploading.

    • @calatria2949
      @calatria2949 11 лет назад +9

      Me thinks you're thinking of his older bro, Henryk Wieniawski.

    • @speterkar
      @speterkar 10 лет назад +2

      calatria2949
      Yes, he does ... but 'elder brother', not 'older brother', also a rarity.

    • @canman5060
      @canman5060 10 лет назад +1

      calatria2949
      That's what I thought.I got confuse somehow.

    • @irmavargas4786
      @irmavargas4786 7 лет назад +1

      Lar M No es el «mero» - es su hermano, nada más...

  • @noracashku4023
    @noracashku4023 6 лет назад +2

    Fantastik koncerto and fantastik the pianist

  • @muratmurat5128
    @muratmurat5128 9 лет назад +3

    Beautiful!

  • @GURHTTZ
    @GURHTTZ 11 лет назад +4

    Beautiful! Thank you very much... :-)

  • @MsVerlinden
    @MsVerlinden 9 лет назад +3

    joli..on en redemande, tres bonne orchestration bien conduite j'adore

  • @giuseppedimarco8358
    @giuseppedimarco8358 8 лет назад +2

    Beautiful music!

  • @kniazigor2276
    @kniazigor2276 5 лет назад +3

    Why this oriental painting as a backdrop for this concerto?
    The concerto of Henryk Wieniawski's younger brother is very successful and deserves to be resurrected by a brave pianist, just like those of Moszkowsky (op 59 of course), Rubinstein (the 4th) or, further upstream, the second of Hummel (in A minor) or the 3rd of Moscheles, etc.
    The version of Setrak is much better than this one (we can find it on YT with the scroll of the score) but bravo to the pianist for the courage she had to deploy to work this difficult concerto, as difficult on the piano as his brother's works were on the violin.
    Thanks a lot to KuhlauDilfeng2 for the setting on line of this rare work.

  • @silviafrancescapedrini1292
    @silviafrancescapedrini1292 9 лет назад +2

    beautiful!

  • @playsntrades
    @playsntrades 7 лет назад +2

    this is soooo good !!!

  • @kniazigor2276
    @kniazigor2276 6 лет назад +2

    Pourquoi cette peinture orientalisante comme toile de fond pour ce concerto ?
    Le concerto du jeune frère de l'immense Henryk Wieniawski est très réussi et mériterait d'être ressuscité par un pianiste courageux, tout comme ceux de Moszkowsky (op 59 bien sûr) , Rubinstein (le 4ème) ou, plus en amont, le deuxième de Hummel (en la mineur) ou le 3ème de Moscheles, etc.
    La version de Setrak est bien supérieure à celle-ci (on peut la trouver sur YT avec le déroulé de la partition) mais bravo à la pianiste pour le courage qu'elle a dû déployer pour travailler ce difficile concerto, aussi difficile au piano que les œuvres de son frère le furent au violon.
    Un grand merci en tout état de cause à KuhlauDilfeng2 pour la mise en ligne de cette oeuvre rare.

  • @harryandruschak2843
    @harryandruschak2843 8 лет назад +2

    Thank you :)

  • @irmavargas4786
    @irmavargas4786 7 лет назад +2

    De veras, este concierto es excelente, me cae... Aunque todos Ustedes no lo crean... Así son las cosas de la vida y de las bellas artes...

  • @francemaster
    @francemaster 7 лет назад +2

    The theme from Someday my prince will come!

  • @marcalexandrefontenay9801
    @marcalexandrefontenay9801 Год назад

    Superbe concerto de piano du jeune frère du virtuose de violon, surtout le dernier mouvement particulièrement romantique et inspiré . Interprétation et prise de son décevante .

  • @canman5060
    @canman5060 3 года назад +3

    Is he the brother of the famous violinist and composer Henry Wienawski ?

  • @ATJMuller
    @ATJMuller 6 лет назад +3

    Alguém saberia informar quem é o pianista e a orquestra? Lindíssimo concerto!!!

  • @djfull4442
    @djfull4442 5 лет назад +3

    Written in 1858. Recommended in 2019. WTF, youtube.

    • @juanvelez8564
      @juanvelez8564 4 года назад

      *Thank you* , RUclips

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 4 года назад +1

      Sometimes it takes 161 years for something to catch on . . .

  • @dman9dman
    @dman9dman 8 лет назад +3

    excellent performance for such unfeminine in character of the work.

  • @brianknapp8645
    @brianknapp8645 9 лет назад +5

    I hear quite a bit of influence from Liszt here. No surprise since this was composed at about the same time as Liszt's concertos.

    • @christofjoubert8850
      @christofjoubert8850 9 лет назад +1

      +Brian Knapp Indeed Liszt like

    • @rextyrannosaurus7003
      @rextyrannosaurus7003 8 лет назад +2

      +Brian Knapp I totally agree. Liszt wrote his piano Sonata in B minor in 1853 just five years earlier. I feel that both composers were pioneers ahead of their time.

    • @arekkrolak6320
      @arekkrolak6320 5 лет назад

      not the worst influence for a composer, I must say :)

  • @lenaantipina2990
    @lenaantipina2990 3 года назад +2

    Jeg kendte ikke den komponist. Dejlig kombination af dynamik og romantisme. Tak.

  • @s1earle
    @s1earle 8 лет назад +2

    Very small scaled performance, no where near the excitement provided by Setrak in his rendition (also available here on YT).

    • @kniazigor2276
      @kniazigor2276 6 лет назад

      I totally agree. Setrak is fantastic !

  • @guidoanessi882
    @guidoanessi882 7 лет назад +6

    Più Chopin di Chopin....

  • @larisaciupina8898
    @larisaciupina8898 4 месяца назад

    почему не написали кто исп
    олняет ?оркестр дирижер пианист?

  • @kbhprinsesse
    @kbhprinsesse 5 лет назад

    When was this recorded?

    • @vahramelagoz6759
      @vahramelagoz6759 3 года назад +1

      Hello kbh prinsesse, I took the time to look around and found the following on a Polish website -not that I read Polish. It looks like this recording was made during the season 2011/2012 of the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Here is the link if you still care: www.polskieradio.pl/8/688/Artykul/610431,Koncert-fortepianowy-Wieniawskiego It is not a CD recording and definitely not from 1858 ;-)

    • @kbhprinsesse
      @kbhprinsesse 3 года назад

      @@vahramelagoz6759 thank you very much!!!!!

    • @vahramelagoz6759
      @vahramelagoz6759 3 года назад

      @@kbhprinsesse You are very welcome!

  • @juanvelez8564
    @juanvelez8564 4 года назад

    Not to detract from the composer's originality, but I seem to hear a few similarities to things from Liszt, Tchaikovsky, even Grieg.... Zeitgeist?

    • @erika6651
      @erika6651 4 года назад +1

      I'm hearing a post Chopin vibe.

    • @awb222
      @awb222 3 года назад +3

      Correct, and nothing wrong about it . Luckily we did have Grieg, Liszt and Tchaikovsky, and luckily NOT ONLY THEM! :-)

  • @guidoanessi882
    @guidoanessi882 7 лет назад +1

    A little jewel...

  • @marcosPRATA918
    @marcosPRATA918 Год назад

    Escuto pela primeira vez, vigoroso romantismo!

  • @speterkar
    @speterkar 10 лет назад +4

    Not bad, interesting, but very bombastic at places - it hardly finds a way to finish the first movement, which is sometimes a problem with Tsaikovsky or Rachmaninoff as well. Otherwise sometimes very beautiful. Thanks for this rarity.

    • @beee0330
      @beee0330 6 лет назад

      I do not appreciatte rachmaninoff that much but personally I think that not everything needs to complete the catarsis in order to be complete. this piece is extraordinary and glorious.

  • @Bulbophile
    @Bulbophile 6 лет назад

    4:08-4:13 note for note from Chopin's Sonata 3rd, iiimvt, slow movement. Amazing how much rip off is in the unknown piano concertos of the the great concert age. 7:55 onward, Schumann A minor, 4:44 Liszt No.2. stealing only got all of these wannabes so far....

    • @Elopierek
      @Elopierek 3 года назад

      Liszt był jego nauczycielem.