To be honest, it could very well be the other way around! These preludes were published in 1988, a good deal of time after Cassiopea had recorded their best stuff
If you compare this recording to how Kapustin plays it feels no different at all. Kapustin sometimes feels dry, but that's intended depending on the piece and it's part of his musicality.
![[4K] Pf. 프레디 켐프 :: 카푸스틴 - 프렐류드, Op.53 No.9 / Freddy Kempf :: N. Kapustin - Prelude, Op.53 No.9](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A7dyt_qXsAs/mqdefault.jpg)
![[4K] Pf. 프레디 켐프 :: 카푸스틴 - 프렐류드, Op.53 No.9 / Freddy Kempf :: N. Kapustin - Prelude, Op.53 No.9](/img/tr.png)
This is amazing.
Foreshadowing of his second sonata....awesome work!
yess!
fun fact the preludes are 1 opus before the sonata! So he already had an idea for the sonata and got it from here
I kinda see it actually, especially at the solo part. Another funny thing that I saw in sonata 2 was prelude 22, the one right before this lol
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Great playing!
Thanks very much for posting this! Congratulations on your playing and compositions. I have fond memories of Concertino Praha in years gone by.
Nice playing! One of the few performances where the rhythm has some swing.
Can use some more or no?
How Interesting!! I like it very much
very nice interpretation
Just..... wow
beautiful
Best interpretation. Obliterates the others
g00d!
very, very nice
This is pretty close to Very Early by Bill Evans.
Cool!!
Wow!
This version is really the best. You even get over Kapustin in this piece.
Yes best rendition of this piece on RUclips.
The pianist must have big hands to play this (B,A,Db)!!
To play that BAD? That was bad.
Marcus Trancoso minor10only!
@@淳功夫 but, it's fast and in succession to other chords it might be very hard to catch them
wow!!
Could you share some piano sheet music?
I feel like the band Casiopea must have taken some inspiration from this piece.
yes, especially the first theme sounds exactly like a Casiopea lick!!
To be honest, it could very well be the other way around! These preludes were published in 1988, a good deal of time after Cassiopea had recorded their best stuff
which song are refering to?
@@AfonsoCM probably the last song on mint jams
true
Why is everyone playing Kapustin faster than himself... let the music breathe...
You are amazing brother! Let Jehovah be honored by all his masterpieces of human intelligence
Who the fuck is Jehovah sorry??
(I am italian i have no idea what you are talking about
@@AsrielKujo idk like some disciple of god i think
@@AsrielKujo but some people think he is the real god
i have close to no idea lmao
@@solarean ooo i didn't know oopsi
@@AsrielKujo it's ok i barely know either
왼손... 노가다구나... 손 크기 8-9도는 웁니다. 아르페지오 너만 믿는다.
곡은 또 너무 좋아서 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
C2O 😂💪 chemics😁
이곡 피아노 악보좀 공유해 주실수있으신가요?
+김정찬 혹시 구하시면 저한테도...
Damon J.H.K. 혹시 저 받을수 있을까욥 ???
Damon J.H.K. heaybinlee@naver.com 이에요 !!!정말 감사드려요...ㅠㅠ
newage305@naver.com 저도 보내주시면 감사하겠습니다!!!
Damon J.H.K. 아직 메일이 안온거같아요.흐앙😭😭
Do someone has a script?
Marek Iglo == Kilogram?
E?
LOL! You got me! How about eKilogram? Sounds like an electronic unit of mass ...
A little fast and dry, but still great! How the heck does someone write this stuff...
If you compare this recording to how Kapustin plays it feels no different at all.
Kapustin sometimes feels dry, but that's intended depending on the piece and it's part of his musicality.
Too fast!
Kapustin only slowed down (a tiny bit) in his late years, but he's always been fast: this is the truth coming from his own recordings
Kasputin plays this better. This interpretation is not played as written.