Dmitri Kabalevsky - Sonatine for Piano, Op. 13, No. 1 (1930) [Score-Video]
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Dmitri Kabalevsky - Sonatine for Piano, Op. 13, No. 1 (1930)
I. Allegro assai e lusingando
II. Andantino
III. Presto
Mitsuru Nagai, piano
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0:07 1st movment
2:34 2nd movment
5:09 3rd movment
That first movement is groovy
Yes it very nice 😊
As a kid i thought this song was kooky and pacified my mom by playing it for her. My dad loved more traditional classics, Chopin, Schubert, Beethoven, Debussy which were of course beautiful and amazing. My mom came from left field with this one. I pondered as a kid but now I'm older I appreciate her taste on this more. Agreed it needs to be played a certain way to convey it's intriguing layers
One of those pieces that sounds more difficult than it really is!
Agreed - extremely effective writing!
Ye I agree
Yeah l also agree
First movement is just 😍😍
I'd love to hear an orchestral version of this piece... I think it would make sense, in this case
would you have any suggestions? I kinda want to try it
@@AndewMole yes! Well, I've a couple ideas for the beginning of the first movement: maybe it would be nice to begin with brass for the first chords (and maybe other sections doubling some lines as well, I don't know...) and when those chords finish, violins could play the following phrase, and the rest of the strings (and maybe some woods and/or brass) playing the chords of the left hand, and some snare drum rolls to emphasise a bit the accents and strong beats.
And maybe the B section could be played by strings and woods, making it more dolce?... Well, there are several options for that part
Go for it! It sounds very unique! 😊
Oh Gosh! Despite knowing he exists & I/my music was often compared to his when I was still doing soundcloud, this is the 1st time I'm actually hearing any of his piece and I want to feel so flattered but I know I'm never near his level so I'll just laugh silently while pinching myself... BUT GOD!!! HE'S RAD!!! I'll try to learn this. How exciting!
I’m learning the 3rd movment and it’s nuts
Because of the tempo. I played it more than Presto, and people still booed at me for it
@@lord.d1_ oof
Sameee my hands are not working 😂
It's ez
They actually booed you?@@lord.d1_
Merci de nous faire partager cette musique qui ne renie pas le passé et s'écoute agréablement...
I played this in the middle of a concert back in 2016.
5:09 3rd
It's nice, but played without soul, like this: sound flat and hollow. With a better interpretation we would all have to gain. And ok, arranged for orchestra would be a good idea because just like that it's dry and a bit empty.
I was about to say, the 3rd movement of this sonatine is usually my favorite piece to hear, but here's it loses that sense of joy and excitement that comes out of a good performance. It's the light after the sorrow of movement 2. the Hope for the future.
but it's fine for just showing the technical basis on which the music is built i guess
Beautiful! Thank you for uploading.
3rd mvt is much too fast. You cannot hear the triplet figures that make this piece so "Kabalevsky"
Agreed 🎉
Wdym it's easy
@@josephinechu7313that's not what they mean
@@josephinechu7313they never said anything about it being hard
I’m I may of whatch this to many time like 100000 times
0:07 1st 2:34 2nd 5:09 3rd
Love this piece! Played here without humor. Kabalevsky need not sound like Prokofiev.
My 10 year old daughter is learning the last movement and she's stressing out so much lol
Ok buddy
Are you asian
i played this for a recital a couple years back and i absolutely hated playing this
А я ведь играла это в прошлом году на экзамене... О Боже.. Не знала, что она популярна😊
I've been working on the 1st movement recently. Is it supposed to be played as fast as many people do? By playing at their tempos, they lose sight of the intricate things going on in the music.
5:06
the third movement is easy for me
0:07 1st movment
2:34 2nd movment
5:09 3rd movment