ANDRÉ PREVIN performs Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue.wmv

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ANDRÉ PREVIN (piano, conducting) performs Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. DECCA Music Group Limited 1985
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Комментарии : 26

@KahmulofRuhn 5 лет назад

RIP Andre Previn, you will be greatly missed.

@jojotamayoayo1709 7 лет назад

The Bernstein version and the Previn version each have something special to offer, this is such a great composition, can never tire of it.

@robertkohan946 7 лет назад

Timeless, classic, BEAUTY full.

@Akeiron 11 лет назад

This is the best Gershwin I have ever listened to, even better than Gershwin himself. I like others playing Gershwin, too, but this guy was so close and so distant from the original Gershwin,,, In a way... I don't know... Just great, almost perfect. That's the point.

@ziporalinzer2475 7 лет назад

I totally agree with you

@knuthf 5 лет назад

He has the guts to play it his way, listen when he "restarts" it all after about 14 minutes, technically demanding, but he play syncopated and playful. He never leaves jazz, regardless of the other comments. Here he is also very different to Leonard Bernstein, a trifle faster beat. He is true to Gershwin.

@jaymiehuff3997 11 лет назад

How he nailed this! C'est Super! Mangifique!

@Rosangela161 5 лет назад

R.I.P. André Previn... a genius

@stephenjablonsky1941 5 лет назад

Like Gershwin and Bernstein it was very easy to be jealous of the multi-talented Previn. There were many people who could not abide with the fact that he was a pianist, a conductor, and a composer; that's just too much talent for any one person, or so they thought. Like most geniuses he wasn't too good in the relationship department, but we'll leave that discussion to his five wives and many lovers. Rest in peace, Andre.

@StevenTorrey 5 лет назад

Andre Previn passed away on February 28, 2019 at age 89. RIP!

@katealphaomega9286 11 лет назад

Encore encore....une perle....

@ziporalinzer2475 7 лет назад

Just a magnificent rendition- thanks for posting this timeless classic - this rendition is the best I've heard and is heavenly.

@tyreburster 10 месяцев назад

Great.

@MidnightJazzer 11 лет назад

Beautiful rendition and adherence to composition authenticity!

@murrayaronson3753 5 лет назад

RIP Andre Previn.

@EyeLean5280 3 года назад

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this.

@donaldrivera926 3 года назад

Outstanding!

@marina581001 11 лет назад

Великолепно!

@renatorw1165 8 лет назад

Beautiful!! Is this really DECCA? I have it as PHILIPS.

@hbabinger2 10 лет назад

I'm not really trying to drop facts, but, I remember this very piano, and there was one in the building at the time that would have been more appropriate to the piece (more guts in the bass), but Maestro Previn is more knowledgeable and experienced than I. Just an opinion.

@n.maciel4869 2 года назад

8:36

@richardschewel3674 5 лет назад

Listen to Oscar Levant. The definitive performance. RIchard

@unclealand 6 лет назад

Like Bernstein's version(s), Previn's is too smooth and civilized. Sort of like Karen Carpenter's singing. Pretty but dull. The Rhapsody needs a less worked out, more spontaneous feel. Where's the jazz, Previn?

@fredmason9879 3 года назад

Makoto Ozone for the jazz version.

@retrogamerdave362 Год назад

Gershwin said himself he was a classical composer lol. This is Gershwins American Rhapsody in blue, a classical composition composed in a jazz idiom. I have performed this piece myself and I think he combined a wonderful balance of romanticism without betraying the original intent and spirit of the piece. He put himself into it which is what's really special. All the haters say to just play it "correct" like Oscar Levant, fuck that. I played it too romantically but Andre really did something special and unique here.