For the first time i heard this on the plane, flying back home after visiting close relatives. It was so heartbreaking not to know when we were gonna meet again. I played this over and over during the 8 hours flight. Now, 7 years later,i finally found this masterpiece ! It brought back all the good memories !
Not only was the music breathtaking, but I appreciate the way it was filmed. It’s was very artistic, and quite a few shots added to the beauty of the piece. This song gives me such bittersweet chills... It reminds me of my own Slavic childhood.
We so often hear this played so divinely on strings, that it's easy to forget that it was originally composed for the keyboard. This is how I imagine Dvořák himself would have liked to hear it performed. A splendid rendition !
Dvorak himself orchestrated the pieces, it's not like he didn't want the orchestral version, it was just cheaper at the time to compose smaller works and have them performed, and eventually orchestrated. Many composers, even those that enjoyed success while living, didn't always have orchestras at their disposal to test larger works. In fact, when Dvorak composed the Slavonic Dances, he was rather unknown. As composers make a name for themselves and earn more, they start to compose for larger ensembles.
After more than ten years from the first time I heard this performance, I still think it's so stunning and heart-moving. We deserve more of this beauty in our lives. Thanks you.
I just read this man's biography and I like the fact that he does not aim to winning contests.. He shows that the "recipie" is not the only way to success.
Consummate musicians, both !I cannot imagine a more beautiful performance of this piece.A brother and sister duo - they both shake their heads from side to side and react to the beauty of the music with their head movements and faces in an uncannily similar , and charming,way - the awesome power of genes !
Thanks for your video, which we used as a source of inspiration with a friend of mine while learning this piece. Your interpretation is the most beautiful we were able to find, so thank you 🙂
It is an art to film more or less static objects without succumbing to the temptation to try to make up for the lack of movement by moving the camera. The director of this recording knew this very well! Thanks !!!
hymne aux belles histoires d'amour, la rencontre, le coup de foudre, la flamme, le bonheur, l'ennui et la séparation. les bonnes choses ont heureusement toujours une fin.
Wow, I have never listened to opus no 72, no 2 in piano before and I must admit I was skepitical. But I am now impressed I must say, more so by how good Sergio Tiempo and Karin Lechner are. The first and second last movement or dumka was very passionate and deliriously good, with an emotion you can not get from an orchestra, at least not so easy and effortlessly as it is for these two. However I will add that something overall is missing in the piano rendition that only an orchestra can give. The music overall was a bit lacking, not as powerful and as full and overwhelming as it is with an orchestra. Interesting to think that this piece was originally written for piano for 4 hands. But when all is said and done I still give a huge bravo to this performance! Bravo!
love waves......even without intermedia in the middle several tacts are wnough to give the mood direction ........love waves....drops and waves......waves....sea is getting higher and higher...........
Thank you very much. It's a beautiful way to end the week; peaceful, playful, joyful yet a little subdued. Nighty night. I like Ravel's "Bolero" too. It never ends and never sounds the same, although it's the same melody on a loop. Fee Sent from my iPad
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From the 1st three bars you both set and capture the mood and ambiance of this magnificent piece . I have heard no duet that comes even close to this interpretation . They do not understand the meaning of the piece . Thank you
I have always loved this piece and have it on a Classical Mix Album. I have only ever heard it played by a full Orchestra so this is a beautiful arrangement for two people on a Piano
@@Annagramma-u7x Another thing that might confuse you is that there are two sets of these dances, Opus 46 and Opus 72, which consist of eight dances each. The dances of the second set are sometimes numbered separately from the first and sometimes as numbers 9-16. Both Opus 46 no. 2 and opus 72 no. 2 (a.k.a. no. 10) are in e minor, but are otherwise very different except that they both end in E major.
For the first time i heard this on the plane, flying back home after visiting close relatives. It was so heartbreaking not to know when we were gonna meet again. I played this over and over during the 8 hours flight. Now, 7 years later,i finally found this masterpiece ! It brought back all the good memories !
Check out cziffra's Version...
Not only was the music breathtaking, but I appreciate the way it was filmed. It’s was very artistic, and quite a few shots added to the beauty of the piece. This song gives me such bittersweet chills... It reminds me of my own Slavic childhood.
Is the power of music
likey like...it should be played in a devastating romantic drama
You're right. Dvorak is the ultimate romanticist.
Beautiful people playing a beautiful piece
Thank you
my ears are fully satisfied😳
We so often hear this played so divinely on strings, that it's easy to forget that it was originally composed for the keyboard. This is how I imagine Dvořák himself would have liked to hear it performed. A splendid rendition !
Dvorak himself orchestrated the pieces, it's not like he didn't want the orchestral version, it was just cheaper at the time to compose smaller works and have them performed, and eventually orchestrated. Many composers, even those that enjoyed success while living, didn't always have orchestras at their disposal to test larger works. In fact, when Dvorak composed the Slavonic Dances, he was rather unknown. As composers make a name for themselves and earn more, they start to compose for larger ensembles.
@@RE-nv4we Composed in 1886.
@@hansdekorver7365 ok ?
@@RE-nv4we Yes . But with opus 72 he was no longer such unknown I think.
@@hansdekorver7365 He only achieved success with it, before he was described as an impoverished teacher with 9 children to feed.
After more than ten years from the first time I heard this performance, I still think it's so stunning and heart-moving. We deserve more of this beauty in our lives.
Thanks you.
I just read this man's biography and I like
the fact that he does not aim to winning contests.. He shows that the "recipie" is not the only way to success.
Bellíssima simbiosis entre estos dos inmensos intérpretes
Desde España, con agradecimiento y admiración.
Consummate musicians, both !I cannot imagine a more beautiful performance of this piece.A brother and sister duo - they both shake their heads from side to side and react to the beauty of the music with their head movements and faces in an uncannily similar , and charming,way - the awesome power of genes !
Beautifully played. Beautiful piece.❤Love the way the pianists react to each other.
Suverénně nejlepší nahrávka tohoto tance na RUclips. Jedno tělo jedna duše. Bravurní pojetí!! 👏👏👏
A beautiful piece, beautifully executed
Thanks for your video, which we used as a source of inspiration with a friend of mine while learning this piece. Your interpretation is the most beautiful we were able to find, so thank you 🙂
Absolutely exquisite, delightful... The very way it should be played.
this absolutely takes my breath away
It is an art to film more or less static objects without succumbing to the temptation to try to make up for the lack of movement by moving the camera. The director of this recording knew this very well! Thanks !!!
Великолепно. Выше всяких похвал. Благодарю 🌹
I love this dance. I love Dvorak. Beautiful in piano.
Lovely piece, beautifully played.
Beautiful music ❤
The four hands dance along the breezes of melody and the fingersteps just beautiful
Very good1 I like Dvorak's this dance and Humoresque very much. Both are very melodic.
So beautiful!! Thanks for this music.
Un petit chef d'oeuvre remarquablement interprété !!! Bravissimo !
Brillante interpretación, una de las mejores expresiones de la Música Clásica.
Loved listening in as this is currently on my music stand. Thanks for sharing!
Bravo!!!Minha mãe tocava essa música lindamente!!!Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Wow! So amazing, Bravo! Thanks for sharing!
hymne aux belles histoires d'amour,
la rencontre, le coup de foudre, la flamme, le bonheur, l'ennui et la séparation.
les bonnes choses ont heureusement toujours une fin.
Magnifique interprétation de cette oeuvre. Toute la sensibilité y est. A écouter sans modération.
love the bird eye view camera shots. beautiful playing and lovely facial expressions! intimate playing. beautiful couple. (i assume!)
Just gorgeous, thank you!
Très belle interprétation ❤
Love the waves!!!!
è come l'amore questa melodia ..dolce.. romantica .. malinconica, scherzosa ... struggente ... love ❤️❤️ ❤️❤️ ❤️❤️ 538
Thank you for posting this beautiful work it reminds me of my childhood with grandmother we used to play this together
Linda melodia, bela interpretação, a gravação ficou maravilhosa! ❤
Wow, I have never listened to opus no 72, no 2 in piano before and I must admit I was skepitical. But I am now impressed I must say, more so by how good Sergio Tiempo and Karin Lechner are. The first and second last movement or dumka was very passionate and deliriously good, with an emotion you can not get from an orchestra, at least not so easy and effortlessly as it is for these two. However I will add that something overall is missing in the piano rendition that only an orchestra can give. The music overall was a bit lacking, not as powerful and as full and overwhelming as it is with an orchestra. Interesting to think that this piece was originally written for piano for 4 hands. But when all is said and done I still give a huge bravo to this performance! Bravo!
An exquisite performance ! Great duo!
Hauntingly beautiful!
Sans aucun doute la plus belle interpretation que je connaisse !
Marvellous!! So intensive e so gorgeus
If prayer is speaking to God and meditation is listening to God, here we do both.
La mulți ani dragul nostru coleg și Prieten.
love waves......even without intermedia in the middle several tacts are wnough to give the mood direction ........love waves....drops and waves......waves....sea is getting higher and higher...........
this so inspired the soundtrack to Oldboy, wow fun to find out after all this time c:
also, beauteous.
There needs to be more piano duets written. So much fun!!
Музыка славянской души ❤
Slavonic dance No2, Op 72 on Piano!! Amazing. Must listen!!
Thank you very much. It's a beautiful way to end the week; peaceful, playful, joyful yet a little subdued. Nighty night.
I like Ravel's "Bolero" too. It never ends and never sounds the same, although it's the same melody on a loop.
Fee
Sent from my iPad
An exceptional and controversial recent find in a private collection is analyzed by a leading Italian archaeologist in a fully illustrated complete online volume with many potential implications for understanding ancient Indus culture.
a.harappa.com/content/lady-spiked-throne
Fee
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what a beautiful piece this is!
Meraviglioso...
Assolutamente meraviglioso. ❤️
🎻🎻🎻
Qué emocionante interpretación. Hermosa la música de Dvorak.
I saw it yesterday on tv, and I couldn't help crying. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
I like this play~♥
Thanks for posting this...you have given me inspiration to learn it! Gorgeous piece played so expressively. THANK-YOU!!
Lindissima interpretação
Simplemente celestial🌹
완벽한 호흡
It is fantastic! :)
From the 1st three bars you both set and capture the mood and ambiance of this magnificent piece . I have heard no duet that comes even close to this interpretation . They do not understand the meaning of the piece . Thank you
Vi el documental de estos grandes pianistas argentinos en el Film&Arts. Geniales tanto en dúo como solistas: Karin Lechner y Sergio Tiempo.
so beautiffaul！
It is a beautiful music for me and everyone.
спасибо!
love it
Que lindo! Lindo! Lindo! Dói até meu coração!
Großartig!
amazing...
🌌 Plenitud ♡ 💫✨
Stunning
Шикарно исполнено, bravo!
Дуже гарно !!!
아름다움이란. 이런거....
Magnifique !
That was unbelievable, bravo!
I have always loved this piece and have it on a Classical Mix Album. I have only ever heard it played by a full Orchestra so this is a beautiful arrangement for two people on a Piano
It's not an arrangement. It's the original version. Dvorak originally wrote these dances for piano duet and then orchestrated them.
@@angreagach I really didn’t know that, thank you 🙏
@@Annagramma-u7x Another thing that might confuse you is that there are two sets of these dances, Opus 46 and Opus 72, which consist of eight dances each. The dances of the second set are sometimes numbered separately from the first and sometimes as numbers 9-16. Both Opus 46 no. 2 and opus 72 no. 2 (a.k.a. no. 10) are in e minor, but are otherwise very different except that they both end in E major.
@@angreagach thank you. That’s really interesting. I don’t have much musical knowledge but I do love listening to (some) classical music.
it's really about parting and love, for sure. just wonder to find how he was inspired to create this love melody
quelle beauté!
Maravilhoso!
Lindo demais
Sublime, yes…this is exactly how it should be played. I wonder where I can find Richard Galliano's version of Dvorak's Opus 72 in E ? Susan S.
I love it !! :)
so good!
This is my favorite preformance of this piece and that's tough to beat considering I'm so biased to my uncle and aunts version.
My mind remains stagnated from this interpretation even long after it ends...Wow...
Bravo
Such an awesome piano musik ❤️❤️
So perfectly!
The couple pianist are brothers Carina Lechner (Argentinian) and Sergio Tiempo from Venezuela
Very gentle 4 hands.
I thought the man was Kylo Ren.
i believe...i feel myself in another world
Wonderful performance! What are names of the Pianist? Thank you for answer
미치겠다 너무 좋은데?
Oh thanks for that!
Bravi!!
BRAVO!!
J’aime beaucoup le caractère vraiment très slave de cette interprétation!
The man is named Kylo Ren.
Omigod yes!
Glider FS hahahahah
And the woman low-key looks like Rey
omgggg imagine Kylo and Rey playing this duet
That's funny.
Antonín.
かっこよ