Schumann - Toccata Op. 7 C Major - Frank Dupree
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Robert Schumann (1810-1856)
Toccata Op. 7 C Major
Toccata op. 7 C-Dur
Frank Dupree, pianist
www.frank-dupree.de
Bösendorfer Imperial
Schloss Freudental
www.schlossfreudental.com
Vogl & Hentschel Filmatelier
www.filmatelier.info 
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今まで聴いたどの演奏よりも、技術的にも音楽的にも素晴らしかったです。これほどの難曲は聴く側も疲れますが、この方の演奏は心から楽しめました。
Such a magnificent pianist! The best rendition I've heard so far.
wonderful, music rather than simply a virtuoso display
spot on analysis
There's nothing like a bit of time to give one balance on criticism. I've had 3 years since my lat comment and now I can hear clearly...Frank Dupree's performance is a masterpiece.
they say this piece is where Schumann started experiencing problems with his right hand, leading to that gizmo he made to strengthen that hand which ended up permanently damaging that hand....whoo! awesome piece though and HARD to play.
Beautifully shot video. Perfectly tuned piano. Wonderful musical interpretation uniting technical prowess and musicality. Loved it.
この超絶技巧しかない難曲に、どうしたらこのように溢れるような情感を盛れるのか。
何と新鮮な、見事な演奏。
まるでショパンを聴いているようだった。
あるいは、もしこの曲をショパンが弾いたらこんな演奏をするのではないか？
そんな演奏。
This is one of the best rendition I've heard so far. Wish to see more of your piano video!
bravo! that bosendorfer sounds so good
yaetst! as the dutch might say ,this is so good it's making me again marvel at schumann's unique genius.
Very fine performance of a tremendously challenging piano piece. You do not fatigue at all at the octaves at 2:05. Very impressive as much for technique as interpretation. This deserves many more views than it has thus far received. Thanks for sharing!
The only recording/performance that I've heard that gives Sviatoslav Richter competition. WOW
Great performance with great clarity of this fiendish toccata!
Simplement ausgezeichnet! Best I've heard. Beautiful clarity of your "staccato" toccata interpretation.
Grossartig! Grossartig! Grossartig!
Fantastic, really. Very musical rendition. Verdaderamente fantástico. Interpretación muy musical
Bravo ❤️🙏 sooo lange her 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍❤️✨🎉🎉
Einfach wunderschoen! Very beautiful rendition. Merci inf. de Michigan
geniale bravissimo
sehr gut gespielt, ABER: schade bei dem Fugenteil, dass die einzelnen Stimmen in zuviel Pedal verloren gehen. Sehr gut hingegen der Schluss, alles schön zu hören.
I love the way you conclude this piece - and everything that precedes it, needless to say! It's a shame the recorded sound is a little harsh, with some ringing distortion on the keys around middle C (and elsewhere, eg at 2.15)?
a really nice rendition.
+Q DUKE "NICE" is far too mld a word for it. "GLORIOUS" would be closer to the truth. "SUPERB" might describe it even more accurately. In a world already filled to overflowing with marvellous virtuosi this young man deserves to be ranked among the very best.
+Hyramess Hiramess Unfortunately, in todays world, great skill is not the only requirement for worldwide recognition.
After hearing Frank in the Brahms Piano Quintet I was hooked, and have been searching for additional posts. This was a very pleasant surprise. I enjoyed the Toccata very much. Thanks for your uploads!!!
WOW! What a SUPERB rendition! Your playing ranks with the greatest of the great virtuosi -- and frankly your playing is better than a few of those I could name.
Where do you come from, and where have you been? If your Beethoven is anywhere near as good as this, you've made a fan for life in me.
+Hyramess Hiramess Thank you very much for this compliment! If you want to listen to my interpretation of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 111 you can hear it on my debut CD. www.amazon.de/Opus-1-Klavierwerke-Frank-Dupree/dp/B00YCAU6WQ
His Beethoven is stupendous, especially Choral Fantasy!
Excellent
Bravo!!
what is "what's the fxxk...." in German (I mean it , in a totally positive sense...)
so good, my god..
It's ,,Was zum fick,,
Great performance. wondeful
Очень хорошо исполнено. Но где же реприза?
The best
❤
how does one handle the "tenths" that are written for the left hand in this piece?
There are more than just tenths in the left hand. There are sixteenths. The tenths are something that a professional has long since mastered, either taking them whole if they have large hands or rolling them very, very rapidly if they have smaller hands. At this toccata's tempo, it is simply a technical challenge that the pianist must deal with on his or her own. In the case of the sixteenth that Schumann writes in those cadences you can look at it three ways. You can either try to roll them, though it's nearly impossible at this tempo; adjust the chords as discretely as possible; or consider say the C that begins the lyrical left-hand melody as an "implied note", one to be heard in the head if not on the piano itself, something that Schumann occasionally did in other pieces.
Too fast. But most importantly it ends well.
disagree. Perfect tempo
Sorry, but that piece is too ugly for the level of difficulty. Nonetheless, kudo to the pianist. Insane amount of pratice there.