Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) The 3 Piano Concertos. *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (00:00-02:12) Piano Concerto #1 In B Flat Minor, Op. 23 00:00 I. Allegro Non Troppo E Molto Maestoso, Allegro Con Spirito 20:01 II. Andantino Semplice 27:22 III. Allegro Con Fuoco Piano Concerto #2 in G, Op.44 (ed. Siloti) 34:08 I. Allegro brillante 54:23 II. Andante non troppo 1:02:17 III. Allegro con fuoco Piano Concerto #3 in E flat, Op.75 1:10:19 I. Allegro brillante Piano : Emil Gilels New Philharmonia Orchestra Conductor : Lorin Maazel Recorded in 1972, at London New Mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr The last time we heard Emil Gilels so out of control was in the complete Beethoven concertos (recorded in concert with Kurt Sanderling conducting). This is quite simply the best complete of Tchaikovsky's 3 piano concertos. Lorin Maazel is equal to himself: a Lord. We don't have much to add, you must have to listen.. Beethoven - Piano Concertos No.1,2,3,4,5, Variations + Presentation (ref. rec: Emil Gilels / Szell) : ruclips.net/video/gEaxj2az4B0/видео.html Beethoven - Piano Concertos No.1,2,3,4,5 'Live Recordings' + Presentation (Cent. rec. : Emil Gilels / Sanderling) : ruclips.net/video/rcn8QvWTyx8/видео.html Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : ruclips.net/video/hbpxoGi6NXA/видео.html
Well, I would, unfortunately, disagree. Principally speaking, since 1980, performers and composers of Western art music have been irreversibly corrupted by American and English "pop" music -- and it shows in virtually all aspects.
@@pacz8114 Dear sir, you are completely wrong in your assessment regarding the statement of Western music since 1980. I can give you a long list of contemporary Western classical music composers writing brilliant symphonies, concertos, chamber music, etc., etc. Music not at all influenced by 'pop' music, but composers building on the foundation of centuries of European classical music tradition. If you are interested to investigate this yourself, I can give you names and then you can investigate it yourself. Just let me know, and I can forward you some names - my current list of contemporary classical composers composing truly fine classical music (and this EXCLUDES composers who compose so-called 'avant garde' music which now one can listen to except the composer and musicians who are paid to play it) is already beyond 30 names, and is growing every year. You can find much these contemporary composers' music on RUclips, so you can listen for free,
@@ewaldsteyn469 Thank you for the offer -- of which I will gladly partake. Following decades of fascination with formal Western art music, I have found little-to-no music written since about 1960 that appears to further the unique attributes of say a Bruckner or a Prokofiev (to name two outstanding composers); for my ears, the last of the truly significant composers were Howard Hanson and William Schuman.
@@pacz8114 Many years ago I used to think that no good classical music has been composed since the death of Shostakovich in 1975 and that only the so-called avante garde type of noise paraded as music has been the order of the day. Then I started to investigate the issue and have been greatly surprised by what I’ve found thus far. Actually in the past 50 years classical music has been composed in a wider range of styles than ever before. I am still busy with my investigation, which has been made easy thanks to a great platform like RUclips. Here are the names of some composers that I’ve discovered thus far. Since you mentioned the date of 1960 I will focus only on composers who have composers most if not all of their music since that date. Some of them are composer’s whose music is quite conservative, yet excellent. Other are more demanding, but if you can enjoy the music of Bella Bartok or Bohuslav Martinu, or the intenseness and drama of for example Prokofiev’s 2nd symphony of Shostakovich’s 8th, then you should be able to enjoy most if not all of these composers. 1) Oscar Navarro (born in 1981) - Navarro is a film composer who uses that same style of composing to create wonderful classical music as well. His oboe concerto and 3 clarinet concertos are highly recommended. He also used music from some of his films to compose tone poems, with versions for full orchestra or orchestral bands. For example: 1) El arca de Noe, 2) Libertadores and 3) Expedition. Also listen to the extremely beautiful little gem for children’s choirs, called Suenis de sal. He is one of my favorite living composers. 2) Cortintin Boissier (born in 1995) - although I am still busy investigating French composers, I can already strongly recommend this young man, calling himself a Neo-Romantic composer, currently studying composing at the Paris Conservatorium . Most of his compositions available on RUclips are for solo piano, but simply wonderful stuff, like his 2 piano sonatas and the Glamour Concerto. 3) Jaan Raats (born in 1932) - this great composer from Estonia is one of my favorite contemporary composer. However, off all the names I’ll be mentioning, his music may the most challenging for someone with a very conservative taste in music. Recommendations to start with: 1) His brilliant symphonies, most of which are on YT; 2) A number of concertos, including the excellent chamber concerto op 16; 3) The piano trios (nrs.2-7) are on YT). Then three brilliant composers from the small country of Latvia: 4) Peteris Vasks (born in 1946) - in my view there is no greater contemporary classical music composer than Vasks. A few recommendations to start with: 1) His 3 symphonies and 2) His concertos for various solo-instruments and orchestra (concertos for flute, viola, clarinet, 2 brilliant cello concertos, and his great violin concertos, named Distant Light and Lonely Angel). 5) Georges Pelecis (born in 1947) - a composer composing wonderful music in style very much his own, unlike any other composer I’ve heard. His beautiful music should appeal to any taste. A few recommendations to start with: 1) Blooming Jasmin, 2) Concertino Bianco, 3) 13th London symphony (his effort at continuing where Haydn stopped) and 4) Endorphin music. 6) Arturs Maskats (born in 1957) - this may also be a bit more demanding taste for some people, but I’ find his music sure delight to listen to. Recommendations to start with: 1) His excellent piano concerto - the premier performance of it in 2017 has been loaded onto YT by the pianist who premiered it; 2) Concerto grosso; 3) Midnight in Riga and 4) the Ballet piece, Tango. 7) Alexey Shor (born 1970) - composer with a very interesting history - Born in the Ukraine, attending University in Russia, emigrating to Israel, completing his PHD in mathematics in the USA where he and wife and kids are mostly residing- and then after all of this on his website he is called a MALTESE composer. Anyway, this mathematician turned full-time composer is composing absolutely delightful music that should appeal to any taste. You’ll find on his RUclips site numerous recordings of his lovely concertos and solo-piano music. Then 5 Italians composers: 8) Lorenzo Ferrero (born in 1951) - a Neo-Romantic composer. Not that much of him on YT, but the few pieces I’ve found are excellent indeed. Recommendations: 1) Piano concerto, 2) The concerto for cello, violin and piano, and 3) La Nueva España, and excellent set of 6 tone pone depicting Cortes’s invasion of the Aztec empire. 9) Paolo Pessina (born in 1969) - another Neo-Romantic composer who has loaded a huge amount of his own music on YT. Recommendations to start with: 1) Chamber music like the piano trio, 2 violin sonatas & Mutationes Super Dies Irae Op.50; and 2) the Flute concerto. 10) Giovanni Alevi (born in 1969) - some may be surprised that I mention Alevi, since he is more known as a composer of music that I would describe as a cross between light classical music and popular music. However, Alevi has also composed two full classical concertos. Listen to his two extremely delightful and in my view excellent concertos, one for violin and the other for piano and orhestra. 11) Carlo Pedini (born in 1959) - probably my favorite contemporary Italian composer. Once again someone with very conservative taste may find Pedini’s music a bit challenging, but I think he is a great master of our time. Recommendations to start with: 1) Le Stagioni non sono più le stesse - a magnificent use of themes from Vivaldi’s 4 seasons; 2) Concertino a volo D'Angelo, 3) Schubert-concertino and 3) his piano concerto, called H2O. 12) Lastly, Paolo Ugoletti (born in 1956) - there are a number of fine concertos of him on YT. Sinfonia for string and Variazioni Sul Tema Della Follia are also excellent. There are many more names that I can add. I haven’t even mentioned the Russians yet. I have a list of at least 6 great contemporary Russian composers, that I can add later, once you’ve been through the above list. Furthermore, I only focused on living composers. There are quite a number of dead composers who also composed great music over the last 40 years. I would love to hear what you think about the music of these 12 composer’s that I’ve recommended. Hope you will enjoy their music as much as I do. Greetings from South Africa.
@@ewaldsteyn469 Thank you kindly, sir. I have always fancied the French (late 1800s up to WWII), the Russians (late 1800s to Shostakovich’s passing) and a few Americans here and there; and while I'm always up for post 1900 music, it's the likes of Mendelssohn, Schumann, Berwald and Bizet that keep my heart -- with a certain Mr. Beethoven at the Apex. In any event, I will gladly follow-up on your offerings. Best regards,
Can young people especially hear that - the magnitude of that sound with what it is attempting to “say?” The only way this music survives is if it retains interest and isn’t drowned out by alternatives. I’m grateful there are other fans keeping a spotlight on this amazing music.
i can't beleive my ear, i feel like listening tchaikovsky for the first time. His interpreter is beyond anything of tchaikovsky concerto before i have listend to!!
The 1951 live performance by Horowitz and Szell (NYP) is much more dramatic and exciting than this performance by Gilels and Maazel. Maybe because the Horowitz/Szell is a live performance, whereas the Gilels is probably a studio recording. Plus, Gilels seems to have played with too much caution in this performance, whereas Horowitz obviously "threw caution to wind" in his 1951 recording of this piece with Szell.
Совершенно гениальная музыка Чайковского в гениальном исполнении Гилельса выдающийся тандем, это как если самые лучшие осветительные приборы направить на огромный прекрасно ограненый бриллиант, когда бы все грани бриллианта озарились светом создав световую симфонию
J ' A D O R E !!!!! MEILLEURE VERSION DU PIANO CONCERTO 1 DE TCHAÏKOVSKI (notamment) SUR RUclips ❤️❤️❤️ Merci mes dépouilleurs de trouvailles préférés 😍
Tremendous artistry from all concerned. Gilels made his very best recordings in London with this orchestra. His Beethoven 4th and 5th concertos with this orchestra and Leopold Ludwig are classics.
Tchaikovsky is an absolutely amazing composer, I am so glad you have recognized that! My favorite in this is III. Allegro con fuoco. Keep up the amazing music!
Been looking on and off for a performance of No2 with Gilels. This certainly hits the mark in all departments. What a talent we lost when he passed far to early in life
The last time we heard Emil Gilels so out of control was in the complete Beethoven concertos (recorded in concert with Kurt Sanderling conducting). This is quite simply the best complete of Tchaikovsky's 3 piano concertos. Lorin Maazel is equal to himself: a Lord. We don't have much to add, you must have to listen.. Click to activate the English subtitles for the complete presentation (00:00-02:12)
@rigel48 I tend to hear this critique heaped on pianists with a forceful technique. I don't think the Tchaikovsky No. 1 was meant for a "dainty" approach. It appears that many are intimidated by this show of prowess. Get over it!
Entschiedene doch wunderschöne Interpretation dieser drei romantischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerte mit klar artikuliertem Klang des unvergleichlichen Soloklaviers sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im relativ schnellen Tempo und mit völlig effektiver Dynamik. Die verbesserte Tonqualität ist auch erstaunlich hoch als Aufnahmen von fast fünfzig Jahren vor. Alles ist bewundernswert!
Mr. "notaire2"! Bei Ihnen lese ich in einem abgedroschenen Vokabular mehr oder weniger immer wieder die gleichen Allerweltstexte - ohne individuelle Differenzierungen in bezug auf Komposition und Interpretation.
Really? I find that incomparable. "Brilliant Classics" are quite commercial and very superficial for my taste. Here you can hear some truly sophisticated and selected, refined repertoire. Almost everything CM/RR have posted was/is an event.
учился у Гилельса😂, хотя он меня и не знал. По записям😂. Великий пианист и достойный человек. Какой то особый нерв и искренность в исполнении. Особенный.
Este es el concierto para piano y orquesta más hermoso del mundo siempre que lo escucho me hace vibrar y sentir esa fuerza que sólo Tchaikovsky le impregno felicidades al pianista porque lo interpreta con toda la fuerza y emoción que está pieza musical requiere
The historical legendary recording cut in 1962 by Orthodox Ukrainian giant Sviatoslav Richter and Karajan with the Vienna Symphoniker had won the Edison award...The DG label recording cut by Argentinian Catholic beauty Martha Argerich with Charles Dutoit and the Royal Philharmonic orchestra in 1971 is also award winning.. Gilels recording with Zubin Mehta life under New York Philharmonic orchestra in the late 1980's is excellent...
Existe algo de sobrenatural nesta como em outras composicoes . Uma coisa e certa Quando se ouve a sensacao e de ser transportado ALEM DAQUI . Para um outro tempo um outro espaço
La música rusa es un reflejo de esas almas tan apasionadas, profundas y con esos estallidos de fuerza y sentimiento que tanto impactan en los occidentales. Desde luego son la otra mitad del alma de los humanos
I may be deemed a borderline stickler for detail, but methinks ONLY Richter understood how @ time stamp 19:17 those 3 bars in ebflat minor are supposed to be played. As to No 2 & 3, Gary Graffman has the goods like no other. Thanks for the upload! 🙏
Maazel ? Quel dommage, Gilels a joué le premier avec Kondrashin et Golovanov... par contre pour les deuxième et troisième concertos c'est incontestablement la meilleure version. Merci beaucoup.
Gilels uses Alexander Siloti's heavily cut version of the Second Piano Concerto : the second movement is cut to half its original length. This version was published 4 years after Tchaikovsky's death. Siloti had suggested these cuts to the composer before he died, and Tchaikovsky firmly rejected them.
Thanks for this comment. I did not know this, I searched iTunes and found a recording by idil biret to download if you know of any others please post. Thanks
@@providence51 Hi, I haven't heard many recordings of Tchaikovsky second, but Pletnev's recording (which includes 1-3 piano concertos, concerto fantasie) is remarkable.
Peter Tchaikovsky, Peters, St Peter Basilica, Russian St Petersburg, the epistle of Peter, the theological epistemology of 1st and 2nd Peter..Gilels recording on Brahms 1st and 2nd piano concertos dedicated to Jesus Christ is the greatest best interpretation.. Brahms has German Protestant religious historical background. Tchaikovsky and Russian has Eastern Orthodox church historical religious background culture like Rachmaninoff who composed the transcendental Vespers extremely beautiful..
Euh... dans quel état se trouve le piano, après cette Performance furieuse, enragée, du concerto numéro 1 ? Ben il est mort... Sans rire, je suis sur le c** , et sous le charme de cet enregistrement. Fabuleux.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) The 3 Piano Concertos.
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (00:00-02:12)
Piano Concerto #1 In B Flat Minor, Op. 23
00:00 I. Allegro Non Troppo E Molto Maestoso, Allegro Con Spirito
20:01 II. Andantino Semplice
27:22 III. Allegro Con Fuoco
Piano Concerto #2 in G, Op.44 (ed. Siloti)
34:08 I. Allegro brillante
54:23 II. Andante non troppo
1:02:17 III. Allegro con fuoco
Piano Concerto #3 in E flat, Op.75
1:10:19 I. Allegro brillante
Piano : Emil Gilels
New Philharmonia Orchestra
Conductor : Lorin Maazel
Recorded in 1972, at London
New Mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR
Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr
The last time we heard Emil Gilels so out of control was in the complete Beethoven concertos (recorded in concert with Kurt Sanderling conducting). This is quite simply the best complete of Tchaikovsky's 3 piano concertos. Lorin Maazel is equal to himself: a Lord. We don't have much to add, you must have to listen..
Beethoven - Piano Concertos No.1,2,3,4,5, Variations + Presentation (ref. rec: Emil Gilels / Szell) : ruclips.net/video/gEaxj2az4B0/видео.html
Beethoven - Piano Concertos No.1,2,3,4,5 'Live Recordings' + Presentation (Cent. rec. : Emil Gilels / Sanderling) : ruclips.net/video/rcn8QvWTyx8/видео.html
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : ruclips.net/video/hbpxoGi6NXA/видео.html
Well, I would, unfortunately, disagree. Principally speaking, since 1980, performers and composers of Western art music have been irreversibly corrupted by American and English "pop" music -- and it shows in virtually all aspects.
@@pacz8114 Dear sir, you are completely wrong in your assessment regarding the statement of Western music since 1980. I can give you a long list of contemporary Western classical music composers writing brilliant symphonies, concertos, chamber music, etc., etc. Music not at all influenced by 'pop' music, but composers building on the foundation of centuries of European classical music tradition. If you are interested to investigate this yourself, I can give you names and then you can investigate it yourself. Just let me know, and I can forward you some names - my current list of contemporary classical composers composing truly fine classical music (and this EXCLUDES composers who compose so-called 'avant garde' music which now one can listen to except the composer and musicians who are paid to play it) is already beyond 30 names, and is growing every year. You can find much these contemporary composers' music on RUclips, so you can listen for free,
@@ewaldsteyn469 Thank you for the offer -- of which I will gladly partake.
Following decades of fascination with formal Western art music, I have found little-to-no music written since about 1960 that appears to further the unique attributes of say a Bruckner or a Prokofiev (to name two outstanding composers); for my ears, the last of the truly significant composers were Howard Hanson and William Schuman.
@@pacz8114 Many years ago I used to think that no good classical music has been composed since the death of Shostakovich in 1975 and that only the so-called avante garde type of noise paraded as music has been the order of the day. Then I started to investigate the issue and have been greatly surprised by what I’ve found thus far. Actually in the past 50 years classical music has been composed in a wider range of styles than ever before. I am still busy with my investigation, which has been made easy thanks to a great platform like RUclips. Here are the names of some composers that I’ve discovered thus far. Since you mentioned the date of 1960 I will focus only on composers who have composers most if not all of their music since that date. Some of them are composer’s whose music is quite conservative, yet excellent. Other are more demanding, but if you can enjoy the music of Bella Bartok or Bohuslav Martinu, or the intenseness and drama of for example Prokofiev’s 2nd symphony of Shostakovich’s 8th, then you should be able to enjoy most if not all of these composers.
1) Oscar Navarro (born in 1981) - Navarro is a film composer who uses that same style of composing to create wonderful classical music as well. His oboe concerto and 3 clarinet concertos are highly recommended. He also used music from some of his films to compose tone poems, with versions for full orchestra or orchestral bands. For example: 1) El arca de Noe, 2) Libertadores and 3) Expedition. Also listen to the extremely beautiful little gem for children’s choirs, called Suenis de sal. He is one of my favorite living composers.
2) Cortintin Boissier (born in 1995) - although I am still busy investigating French composers, I can already strongly recommend this young man, calling himself a Neo-Romantic composer, currently studying composing at the Paris Conservatorium . Most of his compositions available on RUclips are for solo piano, but simply wonderful stuff, like his 2 piano sonatas and the Glamour Concerto.
3) Jaan Raats (born in 1932) - this great composer from Estonia is one of my favorite contemporary composer. However, off all the names I’ll be mentioning, his music may the most challenging for someone with a very conservative taste in music. Recommendations to start with: 1) His brilliant symphonies, most of which are on YT; 2) A number of concertos, including the excellent chamber concerto op 16; 3) The piano trios (nrs.2-7) are on YT).
Then three brilliant composers from the small country of Latvia:
4) Peteris Vasks (born in 1946) - in my view there is no greater contemporary classical music composer than Vasks. A few recommendations to start with: 1) His 3 symphonies and 2) His concertos for various solo-instruments and orchestra (concertos for flute, viola, clarinet, 2 brilliant cello concertos, and his great violin concertos, named Distant Light and Lonely Angel).
5) Georges Pelecis (born in 1947) - a composer composing wonderful music in style very much his own, unlike any other composer I’ve heard. His beautiful music should appeal to any taste. A few recommendations to start with: 1) Blooming Jasmin, 2) Concertino Bianco, 3) 13th London symphony (his effort at continuing where Haydn stopped) and 4) Endorphin music.
6) Arturs Maskats (born in 1957) - this may also be a bit more demanding taste for some people, but I’ find his music sure delight to listen to. Recommendations to start with: 1) His excellent piano concerto - the premier performance of it in 2017 has been loaded onto YT by the pianist who premiered it; 2) Concerto grosso; 3) Midnight in Riga and 4) the Ballet piece, Tango.
7) Alexey Shor (born 1970) - composer with a very interesting history - Born in the Ukraine, attending University in Russia, emigrating to Israel, completing his PHD in mathematics in the USA where he and wife and kids are mostly residing- and then after all of this on his website he is called a MALTESE composer. Anyway, this mathematician turned full-time composer is composing absolutely delightful music that should appeal to any taste. You’ll find on his RUclips site numerous recordings of his lovely concertos and solo-piano music.
Then 5 Italians composers:
8) Lorenzo Ferrero (born in 1951) - a Neo-Romantic composer. Not that much of him on YT, but the few pieces I’ve found are excellent indeed. Recommendations: 1) Piano concerto, 2) The concerto for cello, violin and piano, and 3) La Nueva España, and excellent set of 6 tone pone depicting Cortes’s invasion of the Aztec empire.
9) Paolo Pessina (born in 1969) - another Neo-Romantic composer who has loaded a huge amount of his own music on YT. Recommendations to start with: 1) Chamber music like the piano trio, 2 violin sonatas & Mutationes Super Dies Irae Op.50; and 2) the Flute concerto.
10) Giovanni Alevi (born in 1969) - some may be surprised that I mention Alevi, since he is more known as a composer of music that I would describe as a cross between light classical music and popular music. However, Alevi has also composed two full classical concertos. Listen to his two extremely delightful and in my view excellent concertos, one for violin and the other for piano and orhestra.
11) Carlo Pedini (born in 1959) - probably my favorite contemporary Italian composer. Once again someone with very conservative taste may find Pedini’s music a bit challenging, but I think he is a great master of our time. Recommendations to start with: 1) Le Stagioni non sono più le stesse - a magnificent use of themes from Vivaldi’s 4 seasons; 2) Concertino a volo D'Angelo, 3) Schubert-concertino and 3) his piano concerto, called H2O.
12) Lastly, Paolo Ugoletti (born in 1956) - there are a number of fine concertos of him on YT. Sinfonia for string and Variazioni Sul Tema Della Follia are also excellent.
There are many more names that I can add. I haven’t even mentioned the Russians yet. I have a list of at least 6 great contemporary Russian composers, that I can add later, once you’ve been through the above list. Furthermore, I only focused on living composers. There are quite a number of dead composers who also composed great music over the last 40 years.
I would love to hear what you think about the music of these 12 composer’s that I’ve recommended. Hope you will enjoy their music as much as I do. Greetings from South Africa.
@@ewaldsteyn469 Thank you kindly, sir.
I have always fancied the French (late 1800s up to WWII), the Russians (late 1800s to Shostakovich’s passing) and a few Americans here and there; and while I'm always up for post 1900 music, it's the likes of Mendelssohn, Schumann, Berwald and Bizet that keep my heart -- with a certain Mr. Beethoven at the Apex. In any event, I will gladly follow-up on your offerings.
Best regards,
Can young people especially hear that - the magnitude of that sound with what it is attempting to “say?” The only way this music survives is if it retains interest and isn’t drowned out by alternatives. I’m grateful there are other fans keeping a spotlight on this amazing music.
Прекрасный пианист,нет слов!Мне всегда Гилельс нравился!!!
Wonderful to Start the Day with Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto✨🙏⭐⭐⭐@Classical Music/Reference:8-25am
Best ever Tchaikovsky No. 1, thanks for sharing
i can't beleive my ear, i feel like listening tchaikovsky for the first time. His interpreter is beyond anything of tchaikovsky concerto before i have listend to!!
The best 👌 👍 👌 👍 👌 🎉 as if discovered it first time...again...
If a better and more dramatic version of #1 exists somewhere, I haven't had a privilege of meeting it just yet. Pure artistic nirvana.
I thought I prefer the Gilels - Reiner version, but this 1972 record is superb too
1955 Reiner version.
@@canman5060 Is there a link?
@Bob Djukic : I agree with you. Magnificent.
The 1951 live performance by Horowitz and Szell (NYP) is much more dramatic and exciting than this performance by Gilels and Maazel. Maybe because the Horowitz/Szell is a live performance, whereas the Gilels is probably a studio recording.
Plus, Gilels seems to have played with too much caution in this performance, whereas Horowitz obviously "threw caution to wind" in his 1951 recording of this piece with Szell.
Совершенно гениальная музыка Чайковского в гениальном исполнении Гилельса выдающийся тандем, это как если самые лучшие осветительные приборы направить на огромный прекрасно ограненый бриллиант, когда бы все грани бриллианта озарились светом создав световую симфонию
Музыка необыкновенной красоты. Это одни из моих любимых
The beauty of listening is far better than
Satisfaction of understanding.Thanks.
Браво Эмиль Гилельс
J ' A D O R E !!!!! MEILLEURE VERSION DU PIANO CONCERTO 1 DE TCHAÏKOVSKI (notamment) SUR RUclips ❤️❤️❤️
Merci mes dépouilleurs de trouvailles préférés 😍
sublime esecuzione. grazie. dedicated to my love.
What a wonderful surprise. For me up until now the best performance I ever heard. Thank you very much for posting this treaser!
Tremendous artistry from all concerned. Gilels made his very best recordings in London with this orchestra. His Beethoven 4th and 5th concertos with this orchestra and Leopold Ludwig are classics.
Tchaikovsky is an absolutely amazing composer, I am so glad you have recognized that! My favorite in this is III. Allegro con fuoco. Keep up the amazing music!
Been looking on and off for a performance of No2 with Gilels. This certainly hits the mark in all departments. What a talent we lost when he passed far to early in life
Unfortunately, it seems Gilels only recorded the Siloti version; I would love to have heard him do the original.
Emil inspiring playing as usual!
The last time we heard Emil Gilels so out of control was in the complete Beethoven concertos (recorded in concert with Kurt Sanderling conducting). This is quite simply the best complete of Tchaikovsky's 3 piano concertos. Lorin Maazel is equal to himself: a Lord. We don't have much to add, you must have to listen.. Click to activate the English subtitles for the complete presentation (00:00-02:12)
Cannot agree more with you. Simply magnificent by Gilels and Maazel!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to put all this wonderful collection for all of us to enjoy.
Gilels l'Empereur!
No tienes idea, de como has tocado mi ❤️ con esta pieza de Tchaikovsky😑🎼🎶🎵mi alma es un torbellino de emociones. Gracias sweetheart 😘
мых концертов. Слушать их- огромное счастье.
Exuberante,de tirar o fôlego, bravo mil vezes bravo.
This is the best and I mean THE BEST! performance of the Tchaikovsky No. 1! Gilels was on and so was the Orchestra. Simply the best!!
Браво!
Zu grosse Tempounterschiede stellenweise, der Rest ist wunderbar.
@radovanlorkovic3562 translate to English please
I really like Gilels, but here, I find him a little too smashing in the first concerto, especially the first movement.
@rigel48 I tend to hear this critique heaped on pianists with a forceful technique. I don't think the Tchaikovsky No. 1 was meant for a "dainty" approach. It appears that many are intimidated by this show of prowess. Get over it!
pureté de l'âme slave....superbe!!!!!!!!
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
Entschiedene doch wunderschöne Interpretation dieser drei romantischen und perfekt komponierten Konzerte mit klar artikuliertem Klang des unvergleichlichen Soloklaviers sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im relativ schnellen Tempo und mit völlig effektiver Dynamik. Die verbesserte Tonqualität ist auch erstaunlich hoch als Aufnahmen von fast fünfzig Jahren vor. Alles ist bewundernswert!
Mr. "notaire2"! Bei Ihnen lese ich in einem abgedroschenen Vokabular mehr oder weniger immer wieder die gleichen Allerweltstexte - ohne individuelle Differenzierungen in bezug auf Komposition und Interpretation.
Fabulosoooooo. Gracias por este regalo.
Великий Эмиль Гилельс !
Thanks! you and brilhant classics the best Channel! ❤️❤️♥️❤️♥️.
Really? I find that incomparable. "Brilliant Classics" are quite commercial and very superficial for my taste. Here you can hear some truly sophisticated and selected, refined repertoire. Almost everything CM/RR have posted was/is an event.
Que lindo. Adoro música clássica. Tchaikovsky é um dos meus preferidos. Obrigada ao RUclips por trazer este prazer para a gente
Que maravilha encontrar brasileiros que apreciam comigo a s belas e magnificas composicoes classicas
учился у Гилельса😂, хотя он меня и не знал. По записям😂. Великий пианист и достойный человек. Какой то особый нерв и искренность в исполнении. Особенный.
Este es el concierto para piano y orquesta más hermoso del mundo siempre que lo escucho me hace vibrar y sentir esa fuerza que sólo Tchaikovsky le impregno felicidades al pianista porque lo interpreta con toda la fuerza y emoción que está pieza musical requiere
Estou de acordo.
Pura verdade!
❤❤❤
Une belle performance, j'adore, merci pour ce partage. "Classical Music" *Le bon choix*
A great performance, I love it, thank you for sharing. "Classical Music" the right choice.
Simply the best!!
Thank you for this recording ! This is one of the very best Tchaikovsky out there , and imo even better than with Reiner !
Fe-no-me-nal-no. Thank you.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Eu gosto de música clássica desde que eu era adolescente.
The historical legendary recording cut in 1962 by Orthodox Ukrainian giant Sviatoslav Richter and Karajan with the Vienna Symphoniker had won the Edison award...The DG label recording cut by Argentinian Catholic beauty Martha Argerich with Charles Dutoit and the Royal Philharmonic orchestra in 1971 is also award winning.. Gilels recording with Zubin Mehta life under New York Philharmonic orchestra in the late 1980's is excellent...
Oh, my favorite pieces thank you so much~I'm so happy
Existe algo de sobrenatural nesta como em outras composicoes . Uma coisa e certa Quando se ouve a sensacao e de ser transportado ALEM DAQUI . Para um outro tempo um outro espaço
Lindo,lindo!!! Adoro está música!!!
Eu tambem , brasileiro como voce.
Брависсимо!
Gilels don't j'ai entendu parler la première fois en 1954, dans sa magnifique interprétation du 5ème concerto de Beethoven.
Totally enjoyable recording.
I didn't think I could like anything better than Mozart then I heard this different but awesome
Another great recording
Enjoying immensely 😊
Tan tan bella esta música!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
La música rusa es un reflejo de esas almas tan apasionadas, profundas y con esos estallidos de fuerza y sentimiento que tanto impactan en los occidentales. Desde luego son la otra mitad del alma de los humanos
monumental recording
I may be deemed a borderline stickler for detail, but methinks ONLY Richter understood how @ time stamp 19:17 those 3 bars in ebflat minor are supposed to be played.
As to No 2 & 3, Gary Graffman has the goods like no other.
Thanks for the upload! 🙏
Muhteşem bir yorum ve parça.
Maazel ? Quel dommage, Gilels a joué le premier avec Kondrashin et Golovanov... par contre pour les deuxième et troisième concertos c'est incontestablement la meilleure version. Merci beaucoup.
Gilels uses Alexander Siloti's heavily cut version of the Second Piano Concerto : the second movement is cut to half its original length. This version was published 4 years after Tchaikovsky's death. Siloti had suggested these cuts to the composer before he died, and Tchaikovsky firmly rejected them.
Thanks for this comment. I did not know this, I searched iTunes and found a recording by idil biret to download if you know of any others please post. Thanks
Thank you for the infomation, i was wondering why the second movement was less than 10 minutes long
@@providence51 Hi, I haven't heard many recordings of Tchaikovsky second, but Pletnev's recording (which includes 1-3 piano concertos, concerto fantasie) is remarkable.
@@binglebinglebingle thank you, I will check it out!
I'm glad to hear Tschaikowsky himself rejected these scandalous and ridiculous cuts.They are a crime!
Brilliant performances! Pity that it's Siloti's version on the second movement of the second.
Not sure I had ever heard the #2 or #3 piano works, I might prefer #2 over all three concertos but in the
end they all sound very close to each other.
Конгениально!
Čajkovskij 🎼🎻😀
Why can't I get Szell' s interpretation? Damm!
I still prefer Argerich with Dutoit. This version is technically excellent but the tempo seems rushed to me.
So good I can't stand it!
Shame on RUclips! Inserting ad in the middle of a movement. So brutal! So uncivilized!
Peter Tchaikovsky, Peters, St Peter Basilica, Russian St Petersburg, the epistle of Peter, the theological epistemology of 1st and 2nd Peter..Gilels recording on Brahms 1st and 2nd piano concertos dedicated to Jesus Christ is the greatest best interpretation.. Brahms has German Protestant religious historical background. Tchaikovsky and Russian has Eastern Orthodox church historical religious background culture like Rachmaninoff who composed the transcendental Vespers extremely beautiful..
Is this available on CD?
These were issued by EMI in the 1970's and were available on CD as a two disc set. They might be available now through Warner Music.
Euh... dans quel état se trouve le piano, après cette Performance furieuse, enragée, du concerto numéro 1 ?
Ben il est mort...
Sans rire, je suis sur le c** , et sous le charme de cet enregistrement.
Fabuleux.
不同凡响！
Too fast, as often with Maazel.
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wonderfull performances with an unbearable metallic piano.