Adolf von HENSELT: 12 études de salon, Op. 5 (performed by Esther Budiardjo)

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Adolf von Henselt (1814-1889)
12 Etudes de Salon pour le pianoforte, op. 5 (1838)
1. 0:42 . "Eroica" C minor
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2. 4:35 . Allegro brillante - G major
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3. 6:30 . "Hexentanz" A minor
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4. 8:06 . "Ave Maria" E major
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5. 10:43 . "Verlorene Heimat" F# minor
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6. 13:54 . "Danklied nach dem Sturm" Ab major
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7. 21:39 . "Elfenreigen" C major
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8. 23:13 . "Romanze mit Chor-Refrain" G minor
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9. 25:28 . Allegro con leggerezza - A major
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10. 27:30 . "Entschwundenes Glück" F minor
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11. 32:03 . "Liebeslied" B major
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12. 35:29 . "Nächtlicher Geisterzug" G# minor
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Performer: Esther Budiardjo
Sheet music: imslp.org/wiki...

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@yagvtt 2 года назад

I'm shocked. I'm 50, i've been playing the piano for 40 years, i listen a ton of music, and i had never even heard the name of Henselt. Yet i read he was a star in his own time, praised by the big names. Those etudes are wonderful, very inspired and well written. Talk about a hidden gem ! This is why i love YT, thanks for the discovery :-)

@MrFartyman44 Год назад

Please listen to his concerto if you have not already. And his ballade

@lockjiang Год назад

he was only 24 when he composed the set, just as Chopin at 18. Composers of their time were so precocious

@LukeFaulkner 2 года назад

Exquisitely played by Esther Budiardjo!

@MrInterestingthings 2 года назад

I'll never forget hearing this pianist in West palm playing Godowsky Buitenborg Gardens and Liszt-Paganini etudes even afer the lights were completely lost ! Always a fiery presence ,depth and deep tone and tonal sensitivity are her hallmarks !

@dialgos7574 4 года назад

Oh my.. I just found out about Henselt and I am stunned! His style reminds me alot of Chopin and Alkan (esp alkan) and those works are phenonomal!

@MrFartyman44 4 года назад

Pretty much all of his music is Great just like Chopin's is, Beethoven whomever. Just go click any random composition from him on imslp and surly it will interest you.

@zvikrol5220 3 года назад

@@MrFartyman44 i always wondered why dont they play this beautifull rare music on concert halls more often!!!

@zvikrol5220 3 года назад

Thank god for utube

@MrFartyman44 3 года назад

@@zvikrol5220 Most of them depend on getting an audience to make a profit. This stuff is performed but you’ll probably have to be within the local groups of your area to hear it. Though there’s a few concert pianists that have performed his pieces in recent years

@NormalPianist 2 года назад

He's great huh? Did you read his backstory?

@azur8439 5 лет назад

1. 0:42 . "Eroica" - C minor 2. 4:35 . Allegro brillante - G major 3. 6:30 . "Hexentanz" - A minor 4. 8:06 . "Ave Maria" - E major 5. 10:43 . "Verlorene Heimat" - F# minor 6. 13:54 . "Danklied nach dem Sturm" - Ab major 7. 21:39 . "Elfenreigen" - C major 8. 23:13 . "Romanze mit Chor-Refrain" - G minor (24:08 D-S-C-H) 9. 25:28 . Allegro con leggerezza - A major 10. 27:30 . "Entschwundenes Glück" - F minor 11. 32:03 . "Liebeslied" - B major 12. 35:29 . "Nächtlicher Geisterzug" - G# minor

@technik-lexikon 2 года назад

The DSCH blew my Shostakovich-adoring mind.

@technik-lexikon Год назад

@Miraak DSCH is a musical motto used by soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich

@Whatismusic123 Год назад

@@technik-lexikona small mind is easily blown by jack shit.

@martonpiano 3 года назад

What a surprise! Chapeau!

@MusicalMetamorphosis- 2 года назад

This is sheer genius and poetry. My favourite composer from now on.

@andreassorg7294 2 года назад

#2 very fine synthesis of Chopin's C-Major-Etude and G-Major-Prelude

@tackontitan 4 года назад

You can really see Henselt's obsession with hand stretching in these studies. Apparently he could stretch an 11th in his right hand and a 12th in his left.

@jackcurley1591 3 года назад

These Etudes are pretty innovative for the time they were written. 30:20-30:35 sounds a lot like Bortkiewicz for example

@arielorthmann4061 Год назад

Sounds like Chopin to me (op 25 n°5 & 12)

@user-lj1sc9bs4t 3 месяца назад

ヘンゼルトはロシアピアノ学派の礎を築きました。その後のロシア作曲家が似る所があるのはそう言う事です。

@stalkerstomper3304 3 года назад

Very reminiscent of Schubert, Schumann, and Mendelssohn, with a touch of Chopin. Very pleasant compositions.

@wellingtonsoaresdacosta5635 6 месяцев назад

Maravilhoso.

@KeithWhalen11 5 лет назад

Thank you! I had Danklied nach dem Sturm on my mind recently and it is a great listen with the score.

@user-rp9uf4ks8u 3 года назад

Marvelous, shining like a star, beyond description.

@fulviopolce9785 4 года назад

Ottima pagina pianistica e bellissima interpretazione. Gran bel post. Complimenti.

@janhoppezak9731 Год назад

beautiful playing!!!

@dustinlaferney3160 Год назад

First heard of Henselt reading 'The Free Artists', a bio of Anton Rubinstein. I enjoy this set of etudes. I hear the influence of many other Romantic composers. I'm definitely interested in listening to more of his works to discern his individual style.

@felixblumenfeld9403 5 лет назад

3 and 10 my favourite etudes

@blackburn1111 4 года назад

I love the Hexentanz and my goodness that Db in the melody in measure 10 of the 10th etude, and what happens with the harmony there, WOW

@alexkim4636 4 года назад

Gracias

@MrFartyman44 4 года назад

No 3 is so great.

@Syzygizing 4 года назад

MrFartyman44 no 2 no3 and no 9 are superb

@arglmann 3 года назад

Very beautifully played.

@zvikrol5220 3 года назад

cant stop listening to this music

@rogercarroll2551 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this. The pieces have charm.

@erikfreitas7093 4 года назад

#2 is like a mixture of Chopin’s op. 10 #1 and #8 (Waterfall + Sunshine = ???)

@Cromf 3 года назад

You mean #7?

@john11inchlhb40 2 года назад

Had the exact same thought.

@AsrielKujo 2 года назад

@@Cromf no, number 7 is the "toccata"

@yannickm5237 2 года назад

For me also 10 #1, #8 and 25#5 (middle Section), I am not sure about Nr. 7

@Sasty Год назад

Waterfall + sunshine = rainbow

@jackdeago3639 2 года назад

Thank you

@gerardbedecarter Год назад

Beautiful playing.

@iqbalsiddiq9628 3 года назад

Thank you so much for share this, love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@tufsoft1 2 года назад

Eugenie Schumann records that Henselt was Clara's favourite pianist and that the first time she heard him she cried for days.

@Felix_Li_En 4 года назад

The Hexentanz is fantastic !

@MrFartyman44 4 года назад

Yes it is!

@mstalcup 3 года назад

The robust harmonic movements in No. 4 remind me of Chopin at his best. This is very clever and stirring music.

@andreassorg7294 2 года назад

I'm sorry, but Henselt at his best is worse than Chopin at his worst. But nevertheless this cycle is not bad

@bennyksmusicalworld 2 года назад

Why does this set feel like the perfect mix between Moszkowski, Schumann, Schubert, and Chopin? I'm only 3 pieces in and this is rapidly becoming one of my favourite sets of etudes, along with Chopin's 10+25 and Lyapunov's Transcendental!

@tiehanpan251 2 года назад

Ave Maria reminds me Soave il vento…

@republiccooper 3 года назад

This pianist is phenomenal. Indonesian pianist is she? Congrats!

@PieInTheSky9 2 года назад

Check out her recordings of Godowsky's Java Suite

@MrFartyman44 Год назад

In the edition I have the no5 isn’t saying to roll the bass notes and with Henselt’s supposed flexibility in his fingers I wonder could he actually play those first beats as a block chord then play the next two eight notes with his inner fingers. That is what this etude seems to want but even with large hands it seems so difficult

@yannickm5237 2 года назад

Nummer two kind of sounds like Chopin 10 #1, #8 and 25#5 (middle Section). Nr.7 ist like Op 10 /8 (and 11?). Nr. is similar to Op 10/4

@andreassorg7294 2 года назад

After listening to this music, which is not bad, you can imagine the genius of Chopin (*1810) and the amateurism of Mendelssohn (*1809)

@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist Год назад

amateurism of Mendelssohn?! He knew what he was doing and he had a voice. I’m not sure about Henselt.

@user-wr8rf4kn7p 9 месяцев назад

😭😭😭😭

@StevenMassicotte 3 года назад

One person accidentally clicked dislike instead of like

@bloak9803 Год назад

I like No.12 in 1.5x speed. The current tempo is too slow that the melodies in soprano and bass are inaudible.

@georgel2201 4 года назад

Which sheet music editions exist for these études?

@azur8439 4 года назад

Well i can only find various Breitkopf und Härtel editions for the complete set of etudes

@MaxSchnell43 2 года назад

I hear DSCH in the 8th etude

@trindexcapital Год назад

0:43

@user-wr8hp6uq4v 2 года назад

6:29

@andreassorg7294 2 года назад

This is a lower-levelled copy (but not bad) of the Etudes of Chopin, who was the greatest harmonicist and melodist of the 19th century (as Mozart in the 18th and Prokofiev in the 20th)

@Whatismusic123 Год назад

Prokofiev is complete garbage, and of everything you could praise chopin of, that's it? Please take your musical incompetence and lack of understanding elsewhere.