Louis Lortie - Rachmaninov and Schubert

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‘Musical moments’ are the theme of this recital by the versatile pianist; here he turns his attention to Schubert’s small-scale late masterpieces, complementing them with Rachmaninov’s similarly constituted 1898 set.
Louis Lortie piano
Rachmaninov and Schubert
Schubert 6 Moments musicaux D780
Rachmaninov Moments musicaux Op. 16

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2 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 27

@jeffreycoleman3465 Год назад

Beautiful velvet smooth tone, interspersed with fire when it’s needed. Lovely musicianship that’s all about the music, not about the interpreter.

@dipad8683 11 месяцев назад

Very selfless… it’s all about the integrity of the music- not self imposing.. he hides away allowing the music to speak:: perhaps one of the best of his generation Thank you sir

@astrasfo 9 месяцев назад

Played with such reverence and tenderness ... I am nearly in tears. His performances always touch me deeply.

@mymusic-321 Год назад

2:12 Recital start

@bulentbayr7906 Год назад

💐🌿

@willgraham8878 8 месяцев назад

Too heavy handed and lacking in nuance for my taste!

@shupingwang3392 11 месяцев назад

This is masterful playing. Lortie seems very comfortable with the instrument, which pulls you in rather than coming out into the hall like a Steinway. Louis Lortie lives in Berlin. We are waiting for his debut with the Philharmonic Orchestra and in particular it is difficult to understand why neither of the two Berlin art and music academies UdK andHfM seem to have any role for him.

@alexandertarasov1191 11 месяцев назад

A good Pre-war Blüthner would the best choice for the repertoire.

@FirstGentleman1 Месяц назад

Great idea to put these two works in a programm.

@valerieheinderyckx4506 Год назад

Merci pour ce partage. ❤

@steadistone 7 месяцев назад

I sure hope that he puts out a record of this spectacular pairing and that he feels compelled to do more Schubert. Be it Sonatas or Lieder with some of the great singers out there.

@krazdomino4882 Год назад

Womderful🎉❤

@1964ALCOZER 11 месяцев назад

La quinta! Rachmaninov the 5th...

@tobiaspeter6555 11 месяцев назад

I have heard the Schubert MUCH more refined and more delicate. In fact, I think it's really careless.

@Janaceks_Dad Год назад

Beautiful performance, but the announcer is really, really annoying…he sounds like classical music snob But why no encores?

@butwhatwouldiknow Год назад

Lunchtime concert. Time constraints.

@samaritan29 9 месяцев назад

is think its the accent - all British people sound condescending imo

@AntónioNahakBorges Месяц назад

😂@@butwhatwouldiknow

@DanutaBoron-wm1ju 11 месяцев назад

Świetne,świetne!!!!!👏👏

@jdw327 Год назад

An excellent performance. He did an outstanding job with a mediocre instrument.

@jrb5077 Год назад

I believe that Lortie has described this very instrument as "the perfect piano".

@butwhatwouldiknow Год назад

Assume you're joking about the instrument. So interesting to hear something different from the ubiquitous Steinway, (which he could have chosen if he wanted to).

@Janaceks_Dad Год назад

I didn’t hear anything wrong with the piano, in fact it sounded exactly the way a concert grand should sound (aided by the beautiful acoustics of the hall)

@butwhatwouldiknow Год назад

@@jrb5077 He clearly loved playing it and acknowledged the instrument during the applause.