Stanislav Bunin: Chopin - Polonaise in A flat major, Op. 61
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2015
- This live concert recording from 1987 in the Munich Philharmonie features the brilliant Russian pianist Stanislav Bunin.
Frédéric Chopin - Polonaise in A flat major, Op. 61
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Stanislav Stanislavovich Bunin (Russian: Станислав Станиславович Бунин, Stanislav Stanislavovič Bunin; born September 25, 1966) is a Russian-born pianist. He was born in Moscow in 1966 into an established European musical family which included his grandfather Heinrich Neuhaus, his grandmother Zinaida (Boris Pasternak's wife), and his father, Stanislav Neuhaus.
In 1985, after a series of prizes, he won first prize and the gold medal in the 11th International Frédéric Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw. Recently, he recorded a few of Chopin's works for the soundtrack to the video game Eternal Sonata. He currently resides in Japan.
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Too good for enough people to appreciate the genius in this man's artistry. It is beyond their comprehension to understand and sometimes as a result, beyond their human dignity, to criticize with destruction.
Bunin is/was one of the most talented pianists EVER! Regardless, of the others who still do not get it!
We can still hear you and appreciate your most wonderful music very much, and we hope that you can still hear us!
This was the first time I was able to listen to his performance with concentration, and I found his performance to be fascinating, with a wide range of tones from stillness to movement.
舞台に出てきた時の立ち姿がBunin は もう格好いい‼ですし素敵です✨
打鍵が早くても品があり華麗であり音色が美しく深いのです。
Bunin。美しいChopinをありがとう。この音色が永遠に残りますように✴‼
i swear he caress the music. i swear... lovely touch. with high accuracy in in movement. i fell in love by this music
リズムを強調して冷静に弾くところ、没入して即興演奏のように奏でるところ、美音も悪音もピアノからあらゆる音を引き出して鳴らし切るところ
圧巻です！ 流石に天才と言われる人！！
……実はこれを聴くまでブーニンも幻想ポロネーズもかなりナメてました。。 スミマセン
Stanislav Bunin is a phenomenally artistic musician, with enormous capacity to project the music~~~ as it inhabits him while he is playing! So unabashed, natural, and passionate, his extensive virtuosity always used in the service of his music. Such genius! Where are you?
haven't heard a better version
This is a fantastic rendition, It is no surprise he won the Chopin Competition, I just cannot find any recent info on him.
He`s playing is not just because he is a genius. His grand-father and his father tough him well.
No, they didn't.
Such a slow tempo, but it's still wonderful. He has a distinctive personal voice, and expresses it so powerfully without violating Chopin's delicate idiom.
1 / 10 - and the piano's sound too
Care to elaborate why you think it's so poor?
ポロネーズのリズムを強調して、進めてますね。すごく印象深い解釈。
序奏でも必要なところはFFにしてしまっているし、
後半のクライマックスでは、とろける様に丸めているようでありながらも、
ポルタメントをたっぷりと入れているようです。ミスタッチなんかどうでもいいと
思わせてしまう演奏。
これに匹敵するのは、最近のブレハッチと66年のホロビッツ。あとは65年のルービンシュタインくらいでしょうか。
もう神の領域ですね｡ミラクル､！
Thank you for your powerful and few words!👏🙏
10:15 ？！？！？！？！
お使いの端末は正常です
Slow? I would not say that he is slow but his performance is taking longer then others but ..he does not play anyway slower in brillant parts of this piece, for example I have never heard such an brave and decisive final op. 61, I see here any fear in his face or playing but the most pianists are scary at the end, like with the codas of the ballades, even you can see and feel this, with good experience, in the big piano competitions!! He has a beast as pianist, I love this.
Even Richter here (coda) was not as fearless!
in Bunin cogliamo il connubio polacca - fantasia
10:11 what happened here?
very inventiv performance but to me too percussive at the begining especialy; this masterpiece is titled " polonaise -Fantaisie, "but chopin however could as well choose simply "fantaisie" as the earlier op 49..... never the less idont feel the unity of the piece , because he uses a tempo so much slow during the recitativ parts , and in the central section ; so its quite difficult to identify the structural schedule sorry!
Womp womp
Ugly sound... sorry. Or bad microphones. Fortes sound choked and hard edged.
And that’s really all you can hear?