Reinhold Glière:25 Preludes, Op.30-SCORE

[@koniiri]

0:00 - Prelude No. 1
1:11 - Prelude No. 2
4:08 - Prelude No. 3
5:06 - Prelude No. 4
7:40 - Prelude No. 5
11:04 - Prelude No. 6
12:18 - Prelude No. 7
14:14 - Prelude No. 8
15:20 - Prelude No. 9
18:47 - Prelude No. 10
21:33 - Prelude No. 11
23:32 - Prelude No. 12
24:43 - Prelude No. 13
26:50 - Prelude No. 14
29:40 - Prelude No. 15
32:15 - Prelude No. 16
33:17 - Prelude No. 17
34:05 - Prelude No. 18
35:24 - Prelude No. 19
37:17 - Prelude No. 20
40:02 - Prelude No. 21
43:15 - Prelude No. 22
44:38 - Prelude No. 23
46:18 - Prelude No. 24
46:58 - Prelude No. 25

[@CharlesDavis-b6p]

Never heard these great works before. Dah. Thank you all for sharing.

[@classical.pianist]

Monsieur Gliere has been overlooked in the West for nearly a century, but his genius is finally collecting light...

[@-e.n.8374]

Un merveilleux musicien, injustement oublié, comme Arensky, Medtner, Kalinnikov et tant d'autres...
Bravo à Anthony Goldstone pur son interprétation et un grand merci à Music Gems pour la mise en ligne

[@MorbidMayem]

Bof, Arensky à part 3-4 pièces est justement oublié.

[@Meghanishappy]

No. 3 is so gorgeous. Gliere is too underrated.

[@f1f1s]

What a fantastic style. Resembles Rachmaninov but sometimes even darker, and sometimes lighter like Arensky.

[@nocturnalresident]

I love how these are organized by key! Thank you!

[@МаркТурцынский]

E-moll is the best one, thank you very much. I am Russian and know a lot about music, but these were the treasures (perles) I've never discovered before. Many thanks to the person who downloaded it. It is such a pleasure.
By hte way, it is easy to hear the vocal intonation of preludes, because as for me Gliere was more the composer who wrote better for voice, so I prefer more his romances (that's just my opinion, I do not plan to persuade anyone).

[@antonio_rioseco]

Number three is one of the best but definively not "the best"( to me at least). Gliere´s style is very noticeable in several ones and in others( also very well composed) the "Chopinesque influence" is very clear. A brilliant composer totally underated...

[@RaptorT1V]

1:18 - Chopin - Prelude op. 28 no. 20

[@luden6794]

yes, we know

[@time_943]

Варіант п'єси на ф-но:
4 - арпеджіо + акорди
11 світла, але на праву руку
14 - акорди
21 - на ліву руку

[@s1earle]

Great music, well played by Mr Goldstone - but I would really like Philip Thomson to perform these preludes; his excellent rendition of the Blumenfeld Op 17 absolutely prove that his virtuosity and insight auger well for excellence here.

The last one reminds Chopin's Sonata 2

[@Андрей-й6у9б]

Хорошая музыка

[@yusefalakhras1599]

No. 21 40:02

[@tarikeld11]

I love this style.. is it Russian late romantic? Expressionism? How do you call it?

[@Moisha695]

Glier is definitely romantic

[@EggBenis]

cool

[@beecolor]

Not everyone is a Rachmaninoff !

[@sbareg]

Was it the purpose? I didn't know.. He's still managing to be a wonderful Glière though. I find his style warmer and more balanced

[@bernardparret3191]

A rather stupid word of comment indeed !

[@beecolor]

@@bernardparret3191 Take a deep breath and relax! Try to dig a little...