[Nikolai Kapustin] 24 Preludes and Fugues Op.82 (Score-Video)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Nikolai Kapustin
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FULL ORDERED TIMESTAMPS
Prelude 1 - 0:02
Fugue 1 - 1:29
*time skip
Prelude 2 - 38:51
Fugue - 39:58
*time skip
Prelude 3 - 58:12
Fugue 3 - 59:27
Prelude 4 - 1:01:30
Fugue 4 - 1:02:32
Prelude 5 - 1:05:06
Fugue 5 - 1:06:10
Prelude 6 - 1:07:53
Fugue 6 - 1:09:34
Prelude 7 - 1:11:07
Fugue 7 - 1:12:25
Prelude 8 - 1:15:02
Fugue 8 - 1:16:15
Prelude 9 - 1:18:36
Fugue 9 - 1:19:36
*time skip
Prelude 10 - 3:31
Fugue 10 - 4:49
Prelude 11 - 7:01
Fugue 11 - 8:26
Prelude 12 - 10:56
Fugue 12 - 12:04
Prelude 13 - 14:20
Fugue 13 - 15:43
Prelude 14 - 17:54
Fugue 14 - 18:57
Prelude 15 - 21:27
Fugue 15 - 22:36
Prelude 16- 24:44
Fugue 16 - 25:57
Prelude 17 - 28:36
Fugue 17 - 29:45
Prelude 18 - 31:33
Fugue 18 - 33:05
Prelude 19 - 34:22
Fugue 19 - 35:47
*time skip
Prelude 20 - 42:32
Fugue 20 - 43:30
Prelude 21 - 46:04
Fugue 21 - 47:07
Prelude 22 - 48:48
Fugue 22 - 49:47
Prelude 23 - 51:53
Fugue 23 - 53:14
Prelude 24 - 55:04
Fugue 24 - 56:25
Thank you!
Thank you.
1:09:34 I’m sorry but this fugue is absolutely nuts - it has one of the craziest fugue subjects I’ve ever heard.
Я искренне благодарна всем поклонникам и почитателям творчества моего отца... светлая ему память❤
WOW, really? Highest respect and praise for Kapustin's works, he is absolutely one of the greatest composers in the contemporary
Да... я знаю это.. и знала это, когда его еще никто не знал!.. я тоже пианистка и композитор, мне передался его дар и моей племяннице Вале, которой 7 лет, но она уже очень прилично играет! Как же приятно осознавать, что сейчас, благодаря ютуб, люди могут и слышать музыку и видеть ноты! И мне крайне приятно, что людям она по душе❤ @@quinone_bob
Слава Николаю Гиршевичу Капустину!)
I am finally convinced that Kapustin is one of the most important composers of all time.
tell all your friends. I have been for years =)
Most incompetent*
@@Whatismusic123 please keep your egotistical delusions off of my comments.
Yes indeed, he stands beside all the great music masters.
@@NicolasEjzenberg he stands under them, all of them spitting on his back.
Only a few seconds in and kapustin already slaps the stank face on you. bruh this is DIRTYYYY (in a good way)
The complete numerical order that you are looking for:
I 0:00
II 38:52
III 58:13
IV 1:01:30
V 1:05:06
VI 1:07:53
VII 1:11:07
VIII 1:15:02
IX 1:18:36
X 3:30
XI 7:00
XII 10:56
XIII 14:20
XIV 17:54
XV 21:27
XVI 24:44
XVII 28:36
XVIII 31:34
XIX 34:22
XX 42:32
XXI 46:04
XXII 48:48
XXIII 51:53
XXIV 55:04
1:17:54 this passage is unbelievably ingenious. This canon and stretto is just too good.
6:52 Maybe the coolest chord I've ever heard
@MusicSmith2 Yeah, nice catch. The voicing really puts it over.
E "split 3rd" chord with a sharp 4th
Fantastic music! For me is a sort of successor of Shostakovich Preludes and fugues.
Finally I'll try to watch all of this before it's taken down. Thank you so much
hes dead so i dont think he can copystrike this
@@kanchanchaudhary1973 the score I think
Why did you upload the pieces in alphabetical order
Preludio I - 0:02
Fuga I - 1:29
Preludio X - 3:31
Fuga X - 4:49
Preludio XI - 7:01
Fuga XI - 8:26
Preludio XII - 10:56
Fuga XII - 12:04
Preludio XIII - 14:20
Fuga XIII - 15:43
Preludio XIV - 17:54
Fuga XIV - 18:57
Preludio XV - 21:27
Fuga XV - 22:36
Preludio XVI - 24:44
Fuga XVI - 25:57
Preludio XVII - 28:36
Fuga XVII - 29:45
Preludio XVIII 31:33
34:22 XIX
38:52 11
42:32 XX
46:04 XXI
48:48 XXII
51:53 XXIlI
55:04 XXIV
Absolutely astounding!!!!!
N 17 e 19 capolavori , soprattutto a livello tematico e melodico
uuuh why are they all mixed up haha, anyways thanks for the upload!
You're the MVP
Very nice Tombeau de Couperin reference from 13:45 onward!
Wow, and Children's Corner (in a funhouse mirror) at 25:57... I love all those little tips of the hat.
BASED
“He’s just noodling” 😂😂😂🤣
Exuberante extraordinário genial. Rachmaninof ficaria boquiaberto.
as someone used to baroque style fugues, these fugue subjects give me nightmares
As steeped as I am in the Well-Tempered Clavier, I feel just the opposite. A sort of jubilation.
Some of the Shostakovich fugues will haunt you forever if that’s the case lol
@@ShaunakDesaiPiano i bet they will .. if i ever get there! any recommendations for a first listen of a shostakovich fugue?
@@williamedmuntyote183 I’ll give you first two listens, as it were:
ruclips.net/video/a-1T8yOs6TM/видео.html possibly the most un-Shostakovich Shostakovich piece - the most diatonic fugue in existence (following the prelude of course).
ruclips.net/video/3lydTIHUvTk/видео.html appropriate for the festive season, a prelude whose theme resembles We Wish You A Merry Christmas, and a fugue which is essentially chromatic mayhem, including a heck of a lot of time signature changes. Yes, a fugue with variable time signatures.
@@ShaunakDesaiPiano wowies what a treat to listen to! that second fugue subject is especially insane, holey moley, thanks for sharing!
Prelude 19 is so pretty
Does anyone know whether acciaccaturas (grace notes with a slash through the note stem) in Kapustin's music are played ON the beat (it sounds like that to me...)?
If you're asking because of the first prelude, I don't think it's a case of the acciacaturas being on or before the beat. It's more about what I call "lazy grace notes". They are basically stronger and more leaned on (or towards them) than the beat note, kind of opposite to how you would play an acciacatura in say Czerny. That's at least how I think about them.
Hey, anybody got this score? There are a lot of good pieces in there
42:16 Is this a Thelonious Monk Reference????
Based!
Wonderful. How have I not noticed these preludes and fugues before? I wonder if the person who composed the theme music for 'The Simpsons' was inspired by the first Prelude and Fugue. There is more than just a passing acknowledgement present there...
Un genio
As huge Bach fun I can say that it’s very very very nice 🎉🎉🎉
🤯
Where timestamp
Make it
0:01 I
3:30 X
7:00 XI
10:56 XII
14:20 XIII
17:54 XIV
21:27 XV
24:44 XVI
28:36 XVII
31:34 XVIII
34:22 XIX
38:52 II
42:32 XX
46:04 XXI
48:48 XXII
51:53 XXIII
55:04 XXIV
I didn't finish to listen.
@@avantapres1582 wtf? Am I the only one who can't understand why 1 is followed by 10?
III 58:13
IV 1:01:30
V 1:05:06
VI 1:07:53
VII 1:11:07
VIII 1:15:02
IX 1:18:36
@@avantapres1582 Merci mille fois!
1:15:01 1:16:15
I don't know which one this is, but I like it as well.
Anyone got the music?
I don’t understand
What don't you understand
@@GUILLOM The music, it is too complex.
@@Dylonely42 give it another chance
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