Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 2 Op. 19 in B flat major. Evgeny Kissin
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2013
- Performer: Evgeny Kissin
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Colin Davis
Recorded: 2008
I. Allegro con brio [0-14:39]
II. Adagio [14:40-23:33]
III. Rondò. Molto allegro [23:34-29:19] 
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Questa registrazione dei concerti di Beethoven è per me la migliore in assoluto.Danno quel carattere Romantico che altre non hanno.
Kissin è eccezionale e Davis con la LSO lo coadiuvano con una potenza ineguagliabile.
Ora i concerti di Beethoven mi piacciono per il loro carattere Romantico,come deve essere,e non più perché attaccati ad un classicismo alla Mozart,ormai superato.
Complimenti a Marco per questo stupendi post.
What I enjoy in particular about the Kissin recordings of the 5 concertos is the sound quality.
And the amazing way he plays....so much feeling, such deep understanding of the piece .... just love him for Beethoven, and Rachmaninov, Liszt, chopin
Agree
Ich bin begeistert von Evgeny Kissin
Beautiful!
Excelente versión, interpretación bien redondeada, claridad de sonido, un enfoque de Kissin justo para el concierto....Bravo !!!
MR KISSIN IS A GIANT, VIRTUOSO MASTER,,,,,THAT'S ALL...!
0:00 is a great place to start.
Kissin brillante como siempre,desarrollando una técnica pianística impecable .Excelente el director de la sinfónica.
Excelente
La ejecución de Kissin y el sonido del sello EMI son una maravilla. Gracias Marco
Ludwig van Beethoven:2.B-dúr Zongoraverseny Op.19
1.Allegro con brio 00:00
2.Adagio 14:40
3.Rondo: Molto allegro 23:34
Jevgenyij Kiszin-zongora
Londoni Szimfonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Sir Colin Davis
♥ Kissin
Adagio14:40 3rd mov 23:34
A funny mixture between Mozart and Beethoven. Nice.
I kinda agree with you sometimes Beethoven actually gets to make lyrical sense...
An early work - with classical models like Haydn and Mozart
Fluffy and light. Beethoven was in his late teens when he composed this and his hearing was obviously far better than when he was older, so I'm not surprised in retrospect to feel the influences of Mozart.
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Early Beethoven and late Mozart resemble each other in several ways, not surprising really.
🌅17:43 What's in my mind driving through the south of my Island. As the coastline is gradually revealed u can see the sunset's orange tones blanket the caribbean sea.
poetic :)
El primer movimiento tan festivo Ludwig, tan feliz, tan alegre... quizás sera un amor correspondido....
Tudo bem com voce.
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+juan orellana rubina Please explain why hammerklavier gets 4 votes. What am I missing here?
Just music in common:no theme, no passion just passages, chords and arpegios
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Wow that is good music. Beethoven may have been the least talented of the top 5 classical composers. But his music is just vastly superior. It draws me in and keeps me engaged. It soothes my brain unlike any other classical music.
Least talented (But vastly superior music)? That makes no sense whatsoever, why would you even write such nonsense?
Is it just me or Kissin start a little too slow?
that's just your opinion, he started the way he felt it at the time
Somehow Kissin makes this sound as if it is by a lesser composer.
It's rather Mozartian, if that's what you mean ;]
Ian Jenkins i totally agree dude but it still sounds amazing
+Ian Jenkins I think he makes it appear as though a lot of the others are hacks OR spending too much time with only one instrument. Taking-in other voices (not just in orchestra/orchestral voices) . . . all other genres . . . helps to create/interpret multiple voice within a work. It's amazing how his hands fly all over the keyboard and he lands so softly . . . and so many times.
Perhaps you are reacting to the prevalent view that Beethoven is a composer of explosive music. In part this is due to modern performance practices. Remember B. wrote a broad variety of music from the comical. to the gentle to the robust.
Really? Then can I please know who is your favorite pianist for these concerto by Beethoven? I'd love to hear him or her please! :)