@@JoshuaPluta for example the theme in 2:17, which is one of the main themes of this pieces is also very important theme in his sonate ballade, The muse opus 29 no 1, even skazka Opus 51 no 3 (actually he wrote the 1st movement of quintet in 1905, so it's the first time he used that theme). Then 12:29 is from his 3rd violin sonata.
lol 3:28 the melody introduced in the piano is one of the themes in his f# maj op 27 piano sonata (also in the violin at 11:11 , if I had any doubt this melody wasn't from the sonata this longer snippet clears that :) )
I find his music very fascinating not the least after reading the commentars by Dimitri Alexeev! The composer has got a quarter of the blood in his vessels Swedish.
I feel the work is a bit too laid back, and the beginning sets the tone for the entire quintet. The work never superceded the lethargic beginning, and ultimately it falls flat in spite of Medtner's best attempts to the contrary
@@andrewpetersen5272 he may have and the piece is pleasant for the most part, but it seems that it lacks most of his originality, he borrowed from to many artists, and that is what I find disappointing.
@@Deadbushfan1618 That is so sad! Have you at least listened to Hamelin's recording of his "Night Wind" Sonata? That's what got me hooked on him in the first place.
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The opening gets me every time
I love how is it his last piece and he inserted there so many references to his other works (mainly to sonata ballad and violin sonata no 3).
That’s interesting where are the references?
@@JoshuaPluta for example the theme in 2:17, which is one of the main themes of this pieces is also very important theme in his sonate ballade, The muse opus 29 no 1, even skazka Opus 51 no 3 (actually he wrote the 1st movement of quintet in 1905, so it's the first time he used that theme). Then 12:29 is from his 3rd violin sonata.
It's finally back on yt after olla-vogala's vid got deleted
OH DID IT?????? My God, RUclips doesn't give us any peace
His video of Atterberg Piano Concerto got deleted months ago - it had finally reached 200k views...
@@duqueadriano0081 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
... just why
@@Hyde2997 some channels were full zucked, like George N. Gianopoulos
How could anyone with a soul say anything negative about this beautiful music ?
Not his best work. Sometimes boring, espacially the 3rd movement
too short
too beautifull
An underrated masterpiece!
rightly so
The greatest quintet!
Not quite as great as Dvorak's.
@@SpaghettiToaster And Brahms'... and Shostakovich's... And Schumann's... And Franck's...
agree
quite good
Nice!
first 10 seconds: Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen
You can sing to the 3rd verse with some nice dissonances that it changes completly
@@OctopusContrapunctus the verse thats like "you say I took the name in vain" ?
This is too beautiful
lol 3:28 the melody introduced in the piano is one of the themes in his f# maj op 27 piano sonata (also in the violin at 11:11 , if I had any doubt this melody wasn't from the sonata this longer snippet clears that :) )
Absolutely gorgeous!
Truely masterpiece
素晴らしい
15:37 such an innocent, playful thing
reminds me of the 4th theme (the march theme) from chopin fantasy op 49
@@samaritan29 Yes, good catch. That's another great theme with a playful character.
Reall cool piece!
7:42 ✨
❶ 7:50
❷ 8:49
❸ 9:29
Bravo bravo bravo bravo music super super super wow
🥰😄 merry Christmas 🎅🏻
7:09 finale of Sonata-Ballade
And The Muse Op. 29!
21:40 am i dead and in heaven ?
I find his music very fascinating not the least after reading the commentars by Dimitri Alexeev! The composer has got a quarter of the blood in his vessels Swedish.
🥰
pretty good, though like brahms more
I feel the work is a bit too laid back, and the beginning sets the tone for the entire quintet. The work never superceded the lethargic beginning, and ultimately it falls flat in spite of Medtner's best attempts to the contrary
He worked on it for many years. Frankly, I adore this piece. Sorry you find it unimpressive. But we all travel different roads.
@@andrewpetersen5272 he may have and the piece is pleasant for the most part, but it seems that it lacks most of his originality, he borrowed from to many artists, and that is what I find disappointing.
no
@@lingnguyen2623 yesn't
@@lingnguyen2623 what specifically is borrowed?
Not his best work. Sometimes boring, especially the 3rd movement, which is too long
For me the best in the third mvt
The first, it's for first times you are lissening the piece.
The more i lissen the more i love the third one
Imao Quite directionless and meaningless... Not a fan of Medtner
Listen to it ten more times and I guarantee you will listen an eleventh.
@@JoshuaPluta Lets see if I listen to it ten times in the first place xD
@@Deadbushfan1618 That is so sad! Have you at least listened to Hamelin's recording of his "Night Wind" Sonata? That's what got me hooked on him in the first place.
@@daymar3 You know what? You're right, Medtner is something special, just not my kind of special... happy that you enjoy it!