Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 5 - Symphony No. 2
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Composer & Artist:
Composer: Sergei Rachmaninoff
Artists: Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy (piano), Theodore Kuchar
About this Album:
Rachmaninoff’s fifth piano concerto? How could you have missed it? Well, do not be alarmed, there has been no such thing until last year, 2007. In fact this concerto is an arrangement of Rachmaninoff’s second symphony. But putting it like that would be selling short this work.
These days injured pianist Alexander Warenberg mainly works as a composer and arranger. He was asked to tackle the seemingly ludicrous task of changing the second symphony into a work with an important piano part. Warenberg has meticulously reworked the four movements of the symphony into the regular three movements of Rachmaninoff’s concertos.
Tracklist:
00:00:00 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: I. Largo - Allegro moderato (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
00:18:36 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: II. Adagio - Molto allegro (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
00:31:48 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: III. Allegro vivace (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
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Tracklist:
00:00:00 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: I. Largo - Allegro moderato (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
00:18:36 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: II. Adagio - Molto allegro (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
00:31:48 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27: III. Allegro vivace (Arranged as Piano Concerto by Alexander Warenberg)
A few years ago, shortly after the release of this album, I attended a concert at, well let's just say a not so distant, snobbish institution with a good orchestra, on an evening when they performed Rach's 2nd Symphony. Introducing the work, the conductor sneaked in an insult to Warenberg's work. She said, "It is perfect just as it is. It needs no piano."
Well, miss purist, it may not NEED a piano, but Rachmaninoff himself was one of countless classical composers who felt free to take other people's work, ARRANGE it, and create "variations" that are masterpieces and rightly celebrated by the listening world. And by any metric, the success of Warenberg's "Rach 5" testifies for itself that it earns a place in the classical world. Witness, too, the number of world famous pianists who have performed it.
Honestly, this is one of my favorite piano concertos, despite the fact Rachmaninoff himself did not write the piano part. Bravo Mr. Warenberg!
I listened to this for like 3 years without the slightest idea that it wasn't genuine Rachmaninoff. Gotta say, incredibly impressive; Warenberg is truly brilliant.
That Adagio is so faithfully transcribed and performed in the spirit of Rachmaninoff it brought tears to my eyes.
It is exactly Rachmaninov's Emperor Concerto. Bravissimo Warrenberg. Thanks for sharing.
For those of you who see this as a disgrace, don't forget about Liszt rearranging Paganini or Vaughan Williams rearranging Tallis or the thousands of other rearranged pieces. A few aspects of this could have been done a bit better, but for as daring and well executed this piece is it's undoubtedly an admirable arrangement.
agreed, in fact rachmaninoff himself was well know for his arrangements
Did Rach write this or no?
@@bozzigmupp510 no he wrote the orchestrated part however, the piano is an arrangement by warenberg
Honestly, the piano arrangement sounds like Rachmaninoff..My ear is fresh.. and this really catches my ear like his other work.
I consider a disgrace to call it Rachmaninov's 5th piano concerto, it should be named like Rachmaninov - Warenber piano concerto 5
First allow to congratulate you on taking this risk! I am delighted and surprised - it not only sounds genuine Rachmaninoff - it "feels" Rachmaninoff - the languid harmonics - the feverish outbursts , the melancholy underlying it all! BRAVO to Alexander Warenberg for his scoring of the piano part! BRAVO to Brilliant classics for again finding great talent in the artists: Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy (piano), Theodore Kuchar conducting! The orchestra provides a full, rich tapestry for the the excellent pianist! And not to forget - good technical staff at Brilliant to bring the energy and vibrant sound to live without creating a mash-up of it all. I will order my CD copy today - this is a must-have for all Rachmaninoff fans out there!!!
You are so right my friend, this is one of the best THINGS I've ever heard!!!!
Very well said, Thanks!
I feel like I just found out the forbidden sauce
Rachmaninoff. Great composer. My favourite is Piano Concerto No 2. Gives a great feeling throughout, especially the delicate second movement. My girlfriend who was in depression, I dedicated it to her, and when we sat down to listen to it and heard the second movement, our love grew and she showed signs of coming out of depression. Thanks Rachmaninoff
Funny you say that, because Rachmaninov composed that piece as a dedication to his therapist for helping him get out of deep depression
I think in the circumstances calling him "Rachyboy" would've been a nice touch.🤪
👏👏👏, music heals, my friend.
@@darrylschultz6479 HAHAHA ok I'm gonna call him that now 🙃👌
The cadenza starts at 11:09 if you are interested
I am currently playing trumpet for a student orchestra lead by Theodore Kuchar, he is a phenomenal conductor and great man. It brings me great joy to listen to this recording.
I love this. Especially when depressed. Now I've listened the mood has lifted. :)
Human tear tests: 3:43, 15:06, 18:37, 23:50, 27:54, 29:15
yes!!!
太对了
I cried continuously the whole way through just to be sure I wouldn't fail the test!😖😆
What about 21:28?
I would have been easier just to say the whole adagio is a tear jerker.
Is this the new expansion for Civilizations V?
I admire the work put in to this, the product is fascinating and beautiful. I have no doubt the composer agrees
The ending recaps the opening motive of the first PC is a nice touch. full circle
Incredibly creative and beautiful. Thanks to all of you who made this possible.
This work by Warenberg is just monumental...the Symphony per-se is another Rachmaninoff jewel but with this piano part included in it, it does make it such a great masterpiece of modern romanticism...to me the best kind!
I stumbled upon this on accident, I think it is extremely underrated and needs a lot more attention. I'd also like to hear different interpretations of this piece and especially the cadenza. I love it!
The second symphony can move me to tears when performed really well. (Previn, Sanderling,Steinberg, Kletzki and others) and the Rachmaninoff 5 is a nice adaption of that wonderful symphony. Not a musical snob am I and I would like to think that the great man himself would approve.
BC is no doubt the best classical music channel on YT.
Beautiful! I am adding this to my music rotation.
Tellement intense. Magnifique! Merci! :)
Amazing!! It truly feels like Rachmaninoff! The atmosphere, the orchestration, the lyricism, the ... everything! Work of genius! :) :) :)
An absolutely must-buy!
No, it doesn't sound like Rachmaninoff. Have you ever heard anything from him??? I am sorry, but like; no??
Only Rachmaninov sounds like Rachmaninov, the piano doesn't totally sounds like in the other concerto, there is not the same balance
@@alexl4135 you're wrong
it's sound like 99% Rachmaninov , why?
Maybe cymbals too noise!
Most beautiful.
Bravo, Theodore. What an interesting experiment. I liked listening to this arrangement more than I thought I would :-)
Stunning version.
Romantic style!
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
30:24 Just heavenly
I love it.
Excellent!
I stumbled upon this piece through Klimt Atelier des lumieres exhibition as cadenza of the first movement was used as a soundtrack. As soon as i heard the piece during the exhibition, i was 100percent sure that it's rachmaninoff's composition. So i had to search for all the classic music used as soundtrack for that exhibition and found out it was part of piano concerto no5.
Великолепно!
24:00 to 25:02 is my favorite part.
3:43
15:06
18:37
23:50
27:54
29:15
I love this! Not without reservations - Rach himself would have written a more virtuosic piano part, but Mr Warenberg has done a remarkable job of providing an “important” part which does nicely for the purposes of the project. It’s a bit difficult to get past the rearrangement of the four movements to create three, it’s rather jolting to the familiar listener, but all of this being said, I have never been able listen to Rachmaninoff’s symphonic works without missing the nonexistent piano part! So kudos to you guys for daring to do this, I must say overall it’s tremendously satisfying.
Tantalizing arrangement of the symphony as a concerto, one wonders what Rachmaninov himself would have done. It might actually be more different than what we are listening to here.
Piano... Forte!
I hear more Rach no.3 than no.2 from this piece.
I hear a bit more of Rach 2. This symphony has a more literal and straightforward romanticism compared to Rach 3 which is more moody, obscure, and dense.
Haha this is fantastic. Modern composers need to extrapolate more on past composers, some who died far too soon!
Thank you for the reupload!
31:48 , 38:00
The transformation of Rachmaninov's Symphony #2 into a concerto certainly used all 88 keys if not 97. The initial listen was shocking. The second, a fantasy filled with Rach idioms as if Scriabin had strung them together for Prokofiev to play while avuncular Tchaikovsky supervised. The piano part is so intensely Rachmaninovish that the symphony itself seems, at moments, un-Rach like. Yet, I came to love it and I believe Sergei Vasilyevich would be delighted by it. It is not Rachmaninov but it's fascinating and beautiful. Бо́же, Царя́ храни́!
2:34 that's the juice!
The inspiration for the cadenza is a bit too obvious but this transcription is super interesting.
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The end of the second movement is unbelievable. Better than his second concerto.
I hope you mean the end of the same movements from his 2nd symphony not from this concerto,even if I like this arrangement
I love this work. It is essential Rachmaninov at his best, even if Warenberg helped to deliver it. The Symphony in its original form is beautiful, but occasionally repetitive and a bit too lengthy. This arrangement strikes the right balance.
💕🎶💕
This is BETTER than piano concertos Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 !!!
That’s a stretch.
Dear Brilliant Classics,
Good Morning From Mumbai, India.
Rachmaninoff is my favourite Russian Composer along with Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Prokofiev, and others.
His String Quartets are quite tuneful.
I have been preoccupied with some matters particularly whether there will be a War between India and Pakistan in the near future and hence did not like this Video when it was published yesterday.
Piano Classics over the past year has posted some Excellent You Tube Videos on the Piano Works Of Rachmaninoff specially by up and coming Pianists.
This Specific You Tube Video is a breath of Fresh Air IMHO.
I was wondering whether I could ask you Guys For a Request.
I am interested in listening to the Complete String Quartets of Carl Nielsen.
If It does not fall afoul of Dutch Copyright Laws Could You please Upload them ??
Of Course, If They are In Print CD''s I understand.
Have a Great Day and a Great Week -End.
Good morning Eustace! Thank you for your request, but unfortunately we don't have the right licence to upload Nielsen's String Quartets at the moment. If you have any other requests feel free to ask us!
Wow..this actually works better as a Concerto.
No, it doesn't.
Yes it does. Especially from 39:40 to the end.
I think Waremberg did a pretty good job arranging it. Rachmaninoff's Symphony no. 2 works better as a symphony, and this arrangement works better as a concerto. I personally enjoy them both because the two pieces give each one a different but incredible vibe. Despite the fact that some people don't enjoy at all or that they enjoy this arrangement less than the symphony, we can't ignore that the whole symphony lasts 40 minutes, and everything is done perfectly. Maybe this might not sound like Rachmaninoff for some people, but we have to admit it: this concerto is a complete masterpiece!
I wouldn't go that far..
C’est ma foi très réussi ; sans le savoir on n’y voit que du feu ; justement je me suis positif mis à écouter autrement la symphonie no 2 ! Some place are more Rach than Rach ! Very nice balance between piano and orchestra !
Gracias no senti ninguna emocion !!!!
24:00
26:40 - 27:19
I really like the 3rd symphony, I've always had problems with this 2nd symphony, but it's amazing how it got more interesting in this piano concerto transcription. Nevertheless, I must say that the work does not exactly have the atmosphere of Rachmaninoff's piano concertos, it is more reminiscent of a Brahms with the language of Rachamaninoff.
26:27
12:55 dejavu, and I even know from where
Horas yhoras escuchando asergei rachmaninoff
18:37
Somebody please send me the sheet. Because I have no opportunity of purchasing it, it says out of stock, or there's no delivery into my country:c
38:10 39:50 40:52 2:31 8:17 23:23
This was a first time exposure to this strange work for me. Pianistically the first movement of V seemed a horror stretch, but overall the work was enervating and very enjoyable in this form. Thank you.
How to get the score ? I can’t find this anywhere.
You ever checked like music stores?
I know Watermelon Music in Davis has like every piece imaginable it might have this one.
Boosey and Hawkes will soon offer it in print according to an email from them I received today.
Shouldn't it be the 6th - I've always heard the Paganini rhapsody and variations referred to as the "5th piano concerto"
the rhapsody is a theme et variation, and also a rhapsody. Not in normal concerto form so no typically you wouldn’t consider it a concerto, but I guess you could call it concert music, as it is piano and orchestra. I’d consider it a fantasy before a piano concerto
@@donnytello1544 Yeah, but by the same logic we wouldn't call this Rach 5 because its not 100% Rachmaninov and it's a symphony, but I would still argue in Glyn Evans's favor because the rhapsody is a solo instrument set with an entire orchestra, and though it's 1 movement, you can see it's broken into three parts, one at the end of Var. X, and at the end of Var. XVIII. The middle section being slower than the beginning and ending sections.
@@theironbuilder7973 I guess you could say that, idk it’s all arguable, I wouldn’t even agree that this piece could be considered a rach 5.
37:21 37:02 39:01 39:50
Please, where I can find the piano sheet music?
Does anyone have the sheet music to this amazing arrangement anywhere?
I rented it in 2014 from Boosey & Hawkes, for free even! You should definitely email them about it.
@@lemonysnicket6356 Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
Does this only exist as a RUclips video? I’d love to download it on Spotify if such a format existed
Hello Sebastian, you can click on this link brilliant-classics.lnk.to/RachmaninoffPianoNo5, and find all available music platforms. Hope this will help!
@@BrilliantClassics that's amazing, thanks!
@@BrilliantClassics looks like it no longer exists for streaming or download on Spotify :(( such a shame as I’ve grown to love this piece over the last few weeks. Any idea what’s happened to it?
@@sebastianbaynes9452 Yeah, same to me
Please someone explain why I cannot buy or stream this brilliant concerto in the U.S.?
Mes excuses si te defraude la musica es bonita pero te dije lo que sentia gracias de todas formas!!
👈💔👉
The second movement is exactly like the "how fair this place" by Rachmaninoff
Exactly!
El numero 5 no lo conocia
29:54 "shh"
Se parece al3
많이 비판받은 곡이지만 잘썼음 정말...
The piano solo is outstaning, something I would love to study. Why didn't you list it as your original composition, rather than Rachmaninoff ?
29:25
pls
Whats wrong w it 😭
There's an interesting precedent in that Tchaikovsky himself recast as a piano concerto the Symphony No. 6 which he discarded in favor of the immortal "Pathétique" - see e.g. ruclips.net/video/HRsN6RwNBZQ/видео.html.
An amazing feat, but I found the dynamics between the piano and orchestra could have been better at times.
Non est bonum idea sheet musicorum Shredder.
Aw it's a shame the Symphony's second movement was included in this arrangement but it's a lovely work nonetheless
lol wtf 29:55
Gorgeous!!! To seat for an hour to hear a symphony, now with a piano soloist is more appealing to many. And everything has been done very accordingly. Later on, better pianists will bring more brilliance to this version. Beethoven did something similar with his violin concerto. Lets RECYCLE. Nobody wants to hear the 4th and the 1st is seldom played. So.... Purists, let the music be!!!!
I feel like the whole orchestra is muted. Its too quite, needs to be louder to fully accompany the piano. Or at least that is just my opinion....
brahms maybe not rach
@@quocbaonguyen4588 I mean you listen to the 2nd and 3rd concertos, and the orchestra isn't so muted.
Snowpiercer anyone?
Uhm, okay. I understand that when someone like Rachmaninoff stops composing concertos, there is a longing for just one more. It's an interesting piece, and worth a listen, but I still prefer the purely symphonic version.
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Why not a piano concerto from the 5th of Beethoven. No! It's too much iconoclastic.
What will be the next? A Saxophone concerto by Haydn or 18 guitar sonatas by Mozart ?????
There are some; check this out ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=Mozart+by+Emre+sabuncuoglu
음...좋은 부분도 있는데
개인적으로 피아노가 너무 정신없다
멜로디가 잘 안들림
내가 생각했던 만큼 좋지는 않네
기대가 너무 컸나
그래서 라흐마니노프가 직접 작곡했다면 어땠을지 더 궁금해지는 것 같아요
Feeling the piano part is a bit weak.
Understatement of the decade!
No thank you. I'd rather listen to the actual Symphony No. 2 instead of a reworking of it.
Well you chose the wrong video then.
It's that a joke? Because if It's not, you could have omitted your moment, couldn't you?
I'd rather appreciate both?
I agree! The piano obligato that was clumsily thrown into the pages of the 2nd Symphony bears very little resemblance to Rachmaninoff's pianism. Rachmaninoff would have been *embarrassed* to hear this substandard schlock posing as his work!
The true "5th Concerto" is his Rhapsody On a Theme of Paganini.
Wrong idea
I would agree, but I don't detect any idea at all here.
Запад как обычно, занят извращением. В данном случае извращением музыки Рахманинова. Это как поверх картины Рафаэеля намалевать краской нечто непонятное. Фортепианная партия очень слабая, "никакая".
Thanks. I hate it.
Why?
@@willyj3321 I imagine because it's grifting off Rachmaninoff's 2nd Symphony by attaching this poorly thought-out piano obligato that bears very little resemblance to Rachmaninoff's pianism. It stinks on ice.
This is a disgrace
People who dismiss any music slightly outside their comfort zone as "a disgrace" are a disgrace.
@@maliziosoeperverso1697 No, it just plain sucks! This is Bruce Springsteen level schmaltz.