Très belles interprétations de cette belle musique de ce grand compositeur qu'est Edvard Grieg. Raffinement, précisions, sensibilité, tout est au rendez-vous.
well i came here after listening to kyohei sorites rendition of wedding day but i stayed for this absolutely gorgeous set of miniatures. I can't help but draw a number of comparisons between the first piece and the last in terms of piano textures; it's almost as if the first piece is an allusion to the finale, albeit much more gloomy and expressionist. the ballad, set out almost entirely in four-part harmony keeps quite a lean texture but emphasises a rare poetic and poignant expression. overall, you can really distinguish this set from the earlier ones and you can see how grieg's writing matures.
![Edvard Grieg - Lyric Pieces (Volume IX), op. 68 (Piano, Orch.) [With score]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MBGIL7A_ppU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Edvard Grieg - Lyric Pieces (Volume IX), op. 68 (Piano, Orch.) [With score]](/img/tr.png)
Très belles interprétations de cette belle musique de ce grand compositeur qu'est Edvard Grieg. Raffinement, précisions, sensibilité, tout est au rendez-vous.
well i came here after listening to kyohei sorites rendition of wedding day but i stayed for this absolutely gorgeous set of miniatures. I can't help but draw a number of comparisons between the first piece and the last in terms of piano textures; it's almost as if the first piece is an allusion to the finale, albeit much more gloomy and expressionist. the ballad, set out almost entirely in four-part harmony keeps quite a lean texture but emphasises a rare poetic and poignant expression. overall, you can really distinguish this set from the earlier ones and you can see how grieg's writing matures.
17:53 the only reason i came here
The ballad is so beautiful, wtf
I must admit that I really prefer slower versions of Wedding Day at Troldhaugen. :/ Still, this Salon rendition is great!
my thought was that "From early years" was rushed as well.
i agree, in particular i can't seem to imagine the coda with the bass chords being banged out like that...
sublime
N° 5, super!
I hope you'll still be aLeif Oveter uploading every Grieg opus consecutively!
Andsnes what you did there.
@@Archiekunst it was a play on words with the performer’s name: Lief Ove Andsnes