Welcome to my RU-vid channel, which is mostly dedicated to classical music, and, in particular, to classical piano music.
You can find here a variety of historical video- and audio-recordings of piano music of different genres interpreted by well-known pianists as well, as diverse materials from nowadays concerts.
This channel can also be interesting for chamber music lovers.
Восторг!Мастерство! Только её программа может быть настолько убедительная.А как интересно слушать и учиться на ней.Нейгауз ,Зак и её волшебная бабушка, которой низкий поклон.Дорогие пе тербуржские музыканты!В её игре и программе мы видим музыкальный вкус Петербургской школы Анны Есиповой !Это неповторимо!!!Манера игры ,поклонов ,характер это Есипова !Элисо может 2 отделения играть Моцарта!Это очень трудно, но мне очень полезно учиться .Спасибо Элисо Константиновна!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What wonderful Russian speaking! “Each composer/pianist is their own identity, you can’t compare them against each other to decide a “best” one”, he said.
Исполнение Светланой Навасардян 5-й сонаты Прокофьева совершенно незабываемо. К сожалению, старую виниловую пластинку с этой записью (и еще с сочинениями Баха) не переиздавали на цифровых носителях
He says, it's impossible to compare different personalities that are engaged in art, literature or music. But then he defines different classes of pianists (which requires comparison) and finally compares Richters 5th Scriabin Sonata to the recordings he owns and concludes, nobody could play it as Richter does. So basically, he is ranking, isn't he? Plus you can settle the greatness debate by using other words. Like, Paganini may be the most influential violin virtuoso of his generation.
I am studying Chopin's preludes right now and this piece was especially challenging because I noticed my favourite pianists (mostly men, I'm a woman and can reach only upto the 9th, but comfortably an octave), played their left hand more effortlessly due to their bigger hand size. Then I found this video, where this 92 years old pianist, she played so effortlessly, more effortless than most pianists I know! I hurried sat down on my piano trying to use her way of playing the left hand and voila! Thank you so much! She is the piano queen.
