Lugansky - Rachmaninoff, Elegie in E♭ minor (Op. 3, No. 1)

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  • Опубликовано: 11 фев 2025
  • Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943)
    Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3 (1892)
    No. 1 - Elegie in E♭minor. Moderato - Più vivo - Tempo I
    Nikolai Lugansky, 2023
    From Moscow Philharmonic www.youtube.co...
    “...Because of the popularity of the Prelude, the Opus 3 pieces are rarely played as a group. When they are, the range and subtlety of Rachmaninov’s compositional genius (even at the age of nineteen) become apparent. The emotional range is wide: from the deep tragedy of the Prelude to the joyous character of the Serenade, and the whimsy of Polichinelle. The subtlety is shown by the fact that a tiny melodic cell-the semitonal fall, or its extension the whole-tone step and their inversions-is heard at the beginning of every one of the five pieces. Whilst it is too much to claim that this gives the pieces a unity of organic strength (of which Rachmaninov was certainly capable), it is fascinating to see how this tiny cell is used again and again in these pieces. In passing, one should note also that this semitonal fall begins the Dies irae, almost the idée fixe in this composer’s mature compositions. [...]”
    Robert Matthew-Walker

Комментарии • 135

  • @elenah.2579
    @elenah.2579 Год назад +273

    No one noticed that he was playing in a completely dark hall. What an artistic message to the world! I would not applaud, but silently worship the greatness...

    • @astanakazakhstan3220
      @astanakazakhstan3220 Год назад +36

      I think it's a homage to Richter, because Richter preferred the audience to listen to the music rather than watch him play

    • @francoriva55
      @francoriva55 Год назад +19

      Fantastic Russian piano School music !!!!

    • @khaliddubey8652
      @khaliddubey8652 Месяц назад +1

      As a pianist this is my preference, don't applaud. The silence at the end is my favorite part. Everyone just sit with what was heard

  • @freoms
    @freoms 10 месяцев назад +29

    Это потрясающе! Рахманинов - русская музыка глубочайшей души! ❤

    • @vladimirpenner7499
      @vladimirpenner7499 10 месяцев назад +1

      В исполнении Луганского более цепляет чем в исполнении автора.

    • @TheshedOFFICIAL-kc2oo
      @TheshedOFFICIAL-kc2oo 24 дня назад +1

      He escaped Russia for a reason. Don’t think of yourself so highly.

  • @AilakEnaij-cs2tr
    @AilakEnaij-cs2tr Год назад +96

    I love the way lugansky interprets rachmaninoff, its just perfect

  • @kliberalsing
    @kliberalsing Год назад +72

    The first 150 seconds (The A-section) of this wonderful piece is accessible to intermediate level amateurs who know how to read music and have some ideas about the world we live in. If I were a piano teacher, I'd try to inspire my adult students to spend more time at the piano learning how to play great, emotional themes like this one. Music is meant to be performed like in the days before the radio and gramophone.

    • @danibv1291
      @danibv1291 Год назад +10

      I consider myself an intermediate amateur pianist and I can assure this whole piece is accessible. I learnt it in only a month, I thought it would have taken much more time but it really isn't that hard.
      It's one of the best pieces to learn, and one of the easiest Rach pieces out there.

    • @deniztokur3597
      @deniztokur3597 Год назад +7

      @@danibv1291 i kinda agree with you but the middle of the B-section insanely hard. You need a lot of control on the piano. But it is not impossible if you study slow and slow. Also the coda is pretty challenging.

    • @kliberalsing
      @kliberalsing Год назад +1

      @@deniztokur3597 You're right about that.

    • @kliberalsing
      @kliberalsing Год назад +1

      @@danibv1291 Good for you :)) keep practising and soon you'll be an advanced level amateur pianist, you will then be able to play most of Rachmaninoff's pieces with skill and control. And why not the Chopn etudes. There are only 27 of them. Might as well learn the Scherzi and Ballades too. Good luck my friend.

    • @evieashton8099
      @evieashton8099 Год назад +4

      @@kliberalsing
      I would say this piece is actually quite inaccessible, personally. Hitting all the right notes is the easy part, but the dynamics and control you need to play this and have it sound GOOD is incredibly difficult. (Especially if you’re on a piano with heavier keys.) But at least it’s not a piece that requires giant hands! Although it’s a great piece to teach int amateurs anyway. The jumps and parts where you cross your hands over one another are great to get more ‘mobility’ in playing, and the whole B section is a very fun exercise. A shame the shapes in Eb minor are all so wonky… but that’s a part of the learning, too.

  • @Reboost269
    @Reboost269 Год назад +74

    This guy is just amazing. There is no word left to describe these feelings. Very touching performance, made me cry..

  • @Scadwoman
    @Scadwoman Год назад +52

    I’ve listened to this over and over - just a stunning performance! And now I’m going to try this for my next piece and will probably listen to it 100 more times. The absolute best!!!

  • @hughlazarus7806
    @hughlazarus7806 Год назад +66

    Music is enough for a lifetime a lifetime is not enough for music Rachmaninoff bravo Lugansky you are the best pianist alive for Rachmaninoff 🎉❤😊

    • @Gerhold102
      @Gerhold102 Год назад +3

      Maybe you've forgotten that Ashkenazy is still alive!

    • @beethovensg
      @beethovensg 2 месяца назад +1

      Funny, not funny.
      ​@@Gerhold102

    • @Gerhold102
      @Gerhold102 2 месяца назад

      ​@@beethovensgWhat's irritating you, sunshine?

    • @beethovensg
      @beethovensg 2 месяца назад

      @Gerhold102 I love Rachmaninoff and Ashkenazi.
      I am expanding on your comment. Your wry and dry choice of vernacular comment expresses much truth. Quite clever. Nevermind moonbeam.

    • @Gerhold102
      @Gerhold102 2 месяца назад

      ​@@beethovensgAh, yours was "brevity is the soul of wit" kind of comment. I didn't 'get it', but atm I'm knee deep in tissues, coughing and sneezing so forgive my bad mood.

  • @mangomerkel2005
    @mangomerkel2005 Год назад +21

    Happy 150th, Sergei! Thank you for everything!

  • @nidawiiro5710
    @nidawiiro5710 Год назад +37

    One of the most beautiful piano pieces ever composed. I played this piece a while back in high school, wish I had recorded it as I even had it memorized. After hearing this man’s performance I’d like to learn it again. What an excellent performance of this pianist!!

    • @jayleefdanko
      @jayleefdanko 5 месяцев назад +1

      Same! My parents never recorded my recitals (granted this was before smart phones existed), and I wish they had at least recorded Elegy. It was my favorite and also had it memorized (I was 15). We moved when I was almost 16, so my classical lessons stopped. Miss playing, but not sure it’d come back to me now (33). 💔

  • @rhodoracorrea9996
    @rhodoracorrea9996 Год назад +24

    Mr.Lugansky, as always, you generously bring so much beauty to the world with your artistry! Thank you❤!

  • @Chris-tt4ke
    @Chris-tt4ke Год назад +49

    Avec une interprétation toujours aussi intense, superbe, le silence s impose. On retient son souffle qd on l écoute. Que du bonheur!! Un Grand Grand merci à ce pianiste que j adore .

  • @theresamay9481
    @theresamay9481 Год назад +11

    Incredible performance and piece!!! I have this on repeat. I must be about 1,000 of the current 113,000 views. One day will try to tackle this.

  • @ВМаркитпнтова
    @ВМаркитпнтова Год назад +39

    Изумительно! Сколько благородства и глубины!

  • @messrtwinky
    @messrtwinky Год назад +21

    Brilliant performance. Lugansky's tenderness is overwhelming. His exquisite sense of expression and dynamics is fantastic

  • @pattis847
    @pattis847 Год назад +14

    Thank you! Touching performance of a rarely heard gem.

  • @bensanchez4288
    @bensanchez4288 Год назад +11

    1:26-1:57 most beautiful part of the piece

  • @onlinepianoacademy
    @onlinepianoacademy 8 месяцев назад +6

    Beautiful playing! Always love listening to Lugansky. A sublime performance of the Rachmaninoff.

  • @florencelancette9119
    @florencelancette9119 Год назад +53

    A wonderful present on Rachmaninov's 150th birthday with this exquisite, refined and very touching performance by Nikolai Lugansky !👏👏👏👏✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️💝

  • @TomBarrister
    @TomBarrister 5 месяцев назад +6

    This was my favorite go-to encore after playing a Rachmaninoff Concerto or the Paganini Variations. Nobody, including the composer himself, interprets it as well as Maestro Lugansky does.

  • @xavierlemblun8446
    @xavierlemblun8446 2 месяца назад +5

    La profondeur de l âme slave...La puissance évocatrice de la musique, quelque chose d unique...

  • @quokka_clara
    @quokka_clara Год назад +28

    What a great choice to celebrate Rachmaninoff's 150th birthday. ❤️‍🔥

  • @falldogii
    @falldogii 2 месяца назад +2

    Spellbinding playing. Absolutely sublime execution.

  • @vitocortesi9389
    @vitocortesi9389 Год назад +14

    Stupenda esecuzione Lugansky è un raffinato interprete di Rachmaninov

  • @ok45ryb
    @ok45ryb Год назад +4

    Я тоже когда-то на своем выпускном экзамене исполняла это потрясающее произведение. Прослушала, вспомнила, до слез. Браво!

  • @islaadele1212
    @islaadele1212 Год назад +9

    My favourite pianist. Extraordinary hands.

  • @ninakons829
    @ninakons829 4 месяца назад +3

    Immense beauty and perfect perfomance.Thank you

  • @IrinaMarkaryan-g9j
    @IrinaMarkaryan-g9j Год назад +7

    Как это красиво!!!! Волшебные звуки и руки!

  • @Vince-xu7cg
    @Vince-xu7cg 3 дня назад +1

    Dans le sublime, merci maestro.

  • @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к

    Гении, считывающие и доносящие информацию Великой Музыки до современников. Мы познаём мысли Великих композиторов благодаря их титаническому труду и дарованию.

  • @SerafimaRomanovna
    @SerafimaRomanovna Год назад +15

    Какие волшебные терции у Рахманинова!🖤💔

  • @Paula-xxs
    @Paula-xxs Год назад +8

    That climax at 3:21 😍

  • @cristinawierzbicki4688
    @cristinawierzbicki4688 Год назад +2

    Felicitaciones Maestro Nucolai Lugansky! Llore de emocion con su interpretacion!! Absolutamente maravillosa! Rachmaninov vive en sus manos! Ud es el mejor pianista del mundo!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @francoriva55
    @francoriva55 Год назад +12

    Rachmaninoff is a genius !!!! Unbelievable beauty . LUGANSKY SUPER PIANIST..

  • @skimask7776
    @skimask7776 25 дней назад +1

    Those massive chords in the middle section just pierced my soul. How sweet is that? Beautiful performance.

  • @MrGunwitch
    @MrGunwitch Год назад +4

    Genius from Rachmaninoff and played sublimely by Nikolai.

  • @PatriziaPalmisani-ks8je
    @PatriziaPalmisani-ks8je 2 месяца назад

    Delizia....per meditare, sognare, assaporare il tempo passato e presente...

  • @syourke3
    @syourke3 5 месяцев назад +3

    Imagine, he was only 19 when he created this masterpiece!

  • @MrMusiclove59
    @MrMusiclove59 9 месяцев назад +2

    Superbe interpretation. So, so sensitive and passionate. He is great!

  • @pianistegolfeur
    @pianistegolfeur Год назад +6

    Se taire, écouter : Simplement superbe !!!

  • @erihfonbraun8596
    @erihfonbraun8596 Год назад +10

    Как же это прекрасно звучит...Рахманинов гений..

  • @TA-ek1xf
    @TA-ek1xf Год назад +7

    Thank you

  • @werneraumann3447
    @werneraumann3447 Год назад +4

    Столько прекрасных пианистов в мире ,но Луганский не сравним ни с кем ,после него не хочется никого уже слушать ,спасибо ,особенно он неповторим в Рахманинове.

  • @789armstrong
    @789armstrong 11 месяцев назад +4

    Lugansky's Rachmaninoff is on another level.

  • @cubanm81
    @cubanm81 Год назад +6

    Bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...................

  • @cristinawierzbicki4688
    @cristinawierzbicki4688 6 месяцев назад +1

    Bravisimo Maestro Lugansky!!!!! La polonesa Heroica de Chopin como debe ser ejecutada e interpretada!!!! Con bravura y sentimiento.!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎹🎶

    • @music-by1ou
      @music-by1ou 2 месяца назад

      Non è la polacca eroica

  • @michaeloleary1867
    @michaeloleary1867 Год назад +6

    Beautiful!

  • @dobbydoughnuts9941
    @dobbydoughnuts9941 4 месяца назад +2

    Absolutely sublime playing.

  • @syourke3
    @syourke3 6 месяцев назад +2

    What a breathtakingly gorgeous piece, so deep and tragic. A masterpiece. Rachmaninov had his own musical voice right from the start.

  • @しょ-l8t
    @しょ-l8t 18 дней назад +1

    ラフマニノフはMちゃんが言ってたようにカッコいい…エレジーは、なんとなく自分でも弾けそうだから楽譜を買ってみようかな💙弾いてみたらハマっちゃったリして💙

  • @rrrogster
    @rrrogster 26 дней назад

    This is my personal favorite by Rachmoninoff. The melody is hauntingly beautfiul. I play it over and over.

  • @syourke3
    @syourke3 6 месяцев назад +2

    Beautiful piece!

  • @ForeverFall
    @ForeverFall Год назад +20

    why do they start clapping before the piece is done? With non-virtuoso pieces, it's best to let the sound die down. The pianist will usually indicate by his posture when it's actually done.

    • @Moisha695
      @Moisha695 Год назад +5

      I always angry when this happening,even in virtuoso pieces.Why don't they let the acoustics dissolve and scatter, so it will be better

    • @onetenths8017
      @onetenths8017 4 месяца назад +1

      bc the performance is good, you really wanna clap for the player, and oh look, the song just ended!
      its really simple, you clap for those that deserve it, not hold it for dramatics 😆

    • @jonathanlee-cf1vf
      @jonathanlee-cf1vf 3 месяца назад +1

      @@onetenths8017, it’s not dramatics, it’s respect

    • @yahyakhazbak4713
      @yahyakhazbak4713 7 дней назад

      That's when the crowds love his playing more than normal also you just have to watch this guy not for listening but to see how talented is he

  • @rafikbaladi6555
    @rafikbaladi6555 2 месяца назад +1

    It takes a truly free soul's artistic hands to pull my tears down

  • @peterbroekhuizen
    @peterbroekhuizen Год назад +7

    Rillingen, zo mooi!

  • @MrsLekanto
    @MrsLekanto Год назад +5

    Спасибо

  • @rodrilifesongs4885
    @rodrilifesongs4885 Год назад +1

    Rachamninoff's Elegie is one of the greatest songs ever written that define the pain and isolation after the loss of someone loved by us.

  • @goharharutyunyan2789
    @goharharutyunyan2789 Месяц назад

    Perfect blend of technical mastery and profound emotion, every note feels alive👏 Truly captivating

  • @Palermo.340
    @Palermo.340 Год назад +5

    Beatiful!

  • @pakiislander8397
    @pakiislander8397 Год назад +10

    this is special

  • @PauloBarreto15041964
    @PauloBarreto15041964 8 месяцев назад +1

    Divinal. Que força. Que magestuosidade.
    BRAVO 👏

  • @spiroskarountzos2892
    @spiroskarountzos2892 Год назад +7

    unrepeatable !!!!!

  • @rafaelcalegari5410
    @rafaelcalegari5410 6 месяцев назад +1

    Perfect!!! Absolutely perfect.

  • @negan556
    @negan556 Год назад +8

    Lugansky is a genius

  • @marinagoloborodko6008
    @marinagoloborodko6008 Год назад +15

    Сердце чуть не лопнуло.

  • @MargaretGeorgila
    @MargaretGeorgila Год назад +3

    Сколько мне нравится Рахманинов.

  • @venera5567
    @venera5567 Год назад +6

    Bravo ! Your Rachmaninov is the best!

  • @paulacardoso1208
    @paulacardoso1208 16 дней назад +1

    Bravo!

  • @bosevertjan5986
    @bosevertjan5986 4 месяца назад +1

    невероятно!

  • @Vince-xu7cg
    @Vince-xu7cg 7 месяцев назад +1

    Grand!

  • @ChrisPlayssdfg
    @ChrisPlayssdfg Год назад +2

    woooo new video by lugansky!

  • @muradlatifli
    @muradlatifli Год назад +2

    🖤

  • @margane9590
    @margane9590 Месяц назад

    Magnifique délicatesse
    Un trésor

  • @MrLoma1092008
    @MrLoma1092008 6 месяцев назад +1

    Ах.. какое чудо!

  • @TheKatchour
    @TheKatchour 8 месяцев назад +1

    ❤💐

  • @kostyakonstantinoff
    @kostyakonstantinoff 5 месяцев назад +1

    Идеальное исполнение. Чуть быстрее - плохо, чуть медленнее - плохо. А вот так - идеально.

  • @ЕленаГаврилова-ю3я
    @ЕленаГаврилова-ю3я 6 месяцев назад +1

  • @marinesato2010
    @marinesato2010 16 дней назад

    若い頃のように暴力的に鍵盤を叩かなくなりましたが、繊細で素敵ですね。

  • @margane9590
    @margane9590 Месяц назад

    La richesse de la musique russe complète à merveille notre voie classique européenne si extraordinaire

    • @TheshedOFFICIAL-kc2oo
      @TheshedOFFICIAL-kc2oo 24 дня назад +1

      He left Russia for a reason. He lived most of his musician life in America. Russian music has got nothing to do with it he was just one of the most amazing composers who ever lived.

  • @RobertJalla
    @RobertJalla Год назад +1

    the best in this piece

  • @ЛюдмилаКрупа-ж7б
    @ЛюдмилаКрупа-ж7б 9 месяцев назад +5

    И Рахманинов, и Луганский не от мира сего. Слава Богу.

  • @CLAUDIADANEU-Piano
    @CLAUDIADANEU-Piano 7 месяцев назад

    This piece is one of those I love most. I play it faster. However, Lugansky' s version keeps absolutelly loyal to the spirit of the composition.

  • @emeraldnickel
    @emeraldnickel 9 дней назад

    You can tell it’s a Rach because the right hand is playing octaves and the left hand is playing over 21sts.

  • @Rgyvgh
    @Rgyvgh Год назад +2

    Мне нравится когда играют чуть быстрее

  • @jonathancosta-hf2ch
    @jonathancosta-hf2ch Год назад +2

    Is it true he composed this when he was 18?

  • @werneraumann3447
    @werneraumann3447 Год назад +3

    Откуда берутся гении,не от Бога ли? Спасибо Ему и за Рахмаманинова и за Луганского ,и еще за всю красоту в мире .Аминь

  • @anatolijstrelkov5544
    @anatolijstrelkov5544 5 дней назад

    Рахманинов,это всё!!!

  • @music-by1ou
    @music-by1ou 2 месяца назад

    What a piece. But god there's ao much noise, it sounds like someone is doing... Well, that

  • @kerawelt2008
    @kerawelt2008 Год назад +2

    Lugansky is Rachmaninoff's son...

  • @TheCaffeinatedOrganist
    @TheCaffeinatedOrganist 5 месяцев назад +1

    I enjoyed this more than Rachmaninov playing himself. Too fast and violent, albeit vitruosic

  • @Классика-ы2з
    @Классика-ы2з Год назад +1

    Думала у Ботвинова мне больше нравится Элегия,пока,не услышала ЭТО..Больше этот темп нравится.Хотя,равноценно наверно,там тоже свои красивости есть🙈

  • @Yuriy21
    @Yuriy21 Год назад +4

    Великий Рахманинов...как будто предвидел весь трагизм неприкаянной русской жизни... Русским не дано быть счастливыми: они никогда ими не были и просто не знают , что это такое. Не знают другого, кроме беспросветности, которую сами же для себя и создают. Что ж, можно только посожалеть об этом: ведь Россия, казалось бы, всё имеет для счастья...Но, видно, не дано

  • @philippebrun5182
    @philippebrun5182 Год назад +1

    Rachmaninov et Luganski ne font qu un

  • @ОльгаКрикунова-с3ь

    Вы наш хадатай перед Богом о прощении грехов...

  • @ianovich_eduard
    @ianovich_eduard 2 месяца назад +1

    Нет, Рахманинов лучше всех исполняет это!

  • @huh8338
    @huh8338 Год назад +1

    Great pianist bad audience

  • @DeeCeeHaich
    @DeeCeeHaich Год назад

    He played G rather than Gb at 4:41 in the right hand, unforgivable, terrible recording.

    • @DeeCeeHaich
      @DeeCeeHaich Год назад +1

      @@Moisha695 the rachmaninoff recording has a Gb because it is correct, not because he "improvised"
      The entire section makes absolutely no sense without a Gb, as it is a modification of the main motif. You're speaking out of your a**

    • @Reboost269
      @Reboost269 Год назад +4

      You are deaf, not from ear but from soul

    • @DeeCeeHaich
      @DeeCeeHaich Год назад

      @@Reboost269 you are religious.

    • @enricoboldrini5350
      @enricoboldrini5350 Год назад +2

      ​​​@@DeeCeeHaichbut it's written G in the score lol

    • @DeeCeeHaich
      @DeeCeeHaich Год назад

      but rachmaninoff himself plays Gb, and Gb is the only logical progression. this is a modification of the main motif. it should be Gb, it was an editor's mistake to write Gnat@@enricoboldrini5350

  • @mauricioponce8418
    @mauricioponce8418 13 дней назад

    I think that Lugansky plays more slowly than the work needs;I suggest that we should listen this prelude played by Idil Biret I like it very much.

  • @ЕленаГаврилова-ю3я
    @ЕленаГаврилова-ю3я 6 месяцев назад +1