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Medtner: Selected Skazki [Tales] (Bekhterev, Arimori) 

Ashish Xiangyi Kumar
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Medtner’s Skazki are some of his most gorgeous and alluring pieces; they’re an excellent way to start getting into Medtner, which as most people discover unfortunately can be rather difficult. They feature almost all the trademarks of Medtner’s style: textural inventiveness, harmonic depth, a constant sense of the enigmatic, and, even if they’re not quite as rhythmically tricky as Medtner’s other works, a lot of rhythmic variation nonetheless. (If you listen carefully you might also recognise some ideas also used in his other works, including one of the main themes from the 2nd Piano Concerto.)
Bekhterev plays with an absolutely beautiful tone, and has an uncanny knack for expressing both the incredibly concentrated fantasy and the sense of spaciousness of the skazki [check out the Op.20 No.2, where the slow tempo chosen allows Medtner’s eerie counterpoints to ring out in a near-perfect imitation of the titular bells]. This shouldn’t be too surprising, since Bekhterev is something of an acknowkedged Scriabin specialist, but the results are thoroughly impressive nonetheless.
Arimori is not well-known at all, but he brings to the skazki some stellar contrapuntal playing - there are moments when he makes Medtner sound like Bach - as well as an improvisatory sense of freedom and colour [see 28:40, for instance, or the prayerlike 25:30, or the long unfurling line at 43:43].
00:00 - 2 Tales, Op.20 No.1 (Bekhterev)
03:04 - 2 Tales, Op.20 No.2, “Bells” (Bekhterev)
07:50 - 4 Tales, Op.26 No.1 (Arimori)
10:26 - 4 Tales, Op.26 No.3 (Bekhterev)
12:47 - Tale, Op.31 No.3 from “3 Morceaux” (Bekhterev)
15:31 - 4 Tales, Op.34 No.1, “The Magic Fiddle” (Bekhterev)
21:43 - 4 Tales, Op.34 No.2 (Bekhterev)
24:15 - 4 Tales, Op.34 No.4 (Arimori)
29:10 - 4 Tales, Op.35 No.4 (Bekhterev)
33:07 - 3 Tales, Op.42 No.1, “Russian Tale” (Arimori)
38:39 - 6 Tales, Op.51 No.1 (Arimori)
43:43 - 6 Tales, Op.51 No.2 (Arimori)
46:30 - 6 Tales, Op.51 No.3 (Arimori)
49:43 - Tale, Op.53, Book III, No.2, from Romantic Sketches for the Young, “The Barrel-Organ Player” (Bekhterev)

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@zackwyvern2582
@zackwyvern2582 7 лет назад
Medtner is the only composer where, when interpreted creatively and musically, I am always caught exclaiming, "Wow!" "Nice!" "What the heck?" with the occasional "God that's amazing."
@raymondgood2359
@raymondgood2359 7 лет назад
i'm the same , only it's usually " that's so beautiful"
@oldbird4601
@oldbird4601 3 года назад
I literally just said “what the hell?” Did you just read my mind?! 👀👀👀 wtf
4 года назад
Medtner is pure genius and very characteristic - like nobody else.
@possisvideos
@possisvideos 3 года назад
may be Godowski
@fortezimo
@fortezimo Год назад
Love the way Medtner experimented with freedom offered by keyboard soundscapes.
@r0mmm
@r0mmm 3 года назад
The first one is just magical
@DdavidoffC
@DdavidoffC 3 года назад
Op. 34 No. 4 (Bearing the opening line from one of Pushkin's poems, "There lived in the world a poor knight") is just peak Medtner for me. Dense textures, multiple melodic lines occurring simultaneously, and the coda! Functionally playing in two time signatures at once is hard enough, but each hand is managing multiple voices. Also the obsessively D major tonality is reminiscent of the climax from the first piano concerto's opening movement, an extended section in D major that Medtner just can't seem to escape -- every time you think it's about to move away, it stays in D major just a little longer. That concerto is Op. 33, so maybe by Op. 34 he just hadn't gotten it all out of his system yet. :)
@coqdorysme
@coqdorysme 2 года назад
I firmly believe in Op. 34/4 as one of the hidden gems of Medtner. It doesn't get quite as much attention as No. 2 from the same set, but it does contain everything you want in Medtner, and the repeated reharmonisations and rhythmic interplay of the two melodic themes is pure genius. You get more of this in the two late Elegies, and maybe in Sonata tragica, but it's really so much more concentrated here.
@zackwyvern2582
@zackwyvern2582 7 лет назад
The only composer that can truly replicate the "manner of love" - where most composers prefer to get by with temporary appeal, Medtner's music impresses the suitor with an allure that demands understanding, a greater depth that drives lasting intrigue.
@steveegallo3384
@steveegallo3384 3 года назад
Zack Wyvern -- ....not even to mention the Debt that Rakhmaninov owed him......
@stephanjwilliams
@stephanjwilliams Год назад
@@steveegallo3384 I'd say he owed Rachmaninoff a much greater debt, particularly in the practicalities of life.
@cocomov
@cocomov 3 года назад
not going to lie the first kinda had me tearing up. like actually wow
3 года назад
Yes, definitely this is the best set of compositions for beginners of Medtner’s world.
@RozarSmacco
@RozarSmacco 3 года назад
I think the best intro to Medtner are the op38 and especially op.39 FORGOTTEN MELODIES IMHO
@nicholaseros3254
@nicholaseros3254 3 года назад
@@RozarSmacco uh
@JonathanKofi
@JonathanKofi 7 лет назад
I personally think Medtner's 1st piano concerto is the best introduction to his music... although it's a very extensive piece, it contains a huge variety of his style in all of the many "sections". After getting hooked to that piece, the other concerti, his quintet, and the rest of his music just became an absolute pleasure to enjoy! PS. These pieces are freaking amazing!!
@SimonPiano42
@SimonPiano42 5 лет назад
I think the Skazki and Forgotten Melodies are the best introduction to Medtner. If any concerto, it should be the second, in my opinion. It's one of my favourite pieces of music and one of Medtner's most accessible, yet most powerful works. The second movement is incredibly beautiful. On the other hand, i still didn't really get into the first concerto, and i'm a huge Medtner fan.
@GBN_01
@GBN_01 2 года назад
I dare say Op. 34 no. 4 might be one of the finest piano miniatures to have been written since the late Brahms Intermezzi. Medtner's contrapuntal wizardry and economy of resources at its finest. Not to mention two of his most inspired melodies and a breathtaking coda! What a shame it often gets neglected
@astanakazakhstan3220
@astanakazakhstan3220 Год назад
Have a listen to Hamish Milne play this piece, I much prefer his version to Arimori's. Sadly it's not available on youtube, only on spotify and apple music
@conman0414
@conman0414 2 года назад
the passage at 1:49 sounds like a living being in genuine agony
@user-vf8un5bx6y
@user-vf8un5bx6y 3 года назад
24:58, a motiv that appears in Medtner's piano concerto no.2 mv1. I always feel like wandering in a wonderland when I listen to the concerto, and now I know why.
@teran7201
@teran7201 7 лет назад
It's so cool how spacious these pieces are while at the same time hold a fast pace and complexity! Such a pretty sound
@nicb4589
@nicb4589 4 года назад
They make amazing encore pieces. They are pretty short, but they are densely packed with so much complexity. That way the audience gets a great piece of music and gets to go home sooner lol
@purplepeoplepurple
@purplepeoplepurple 7 лет назад
01 - 0:00 Op. 20, No. 1 02 - 3:04 Op. 20, No. 2 "Campanella" 03 - 7:50 Op 26, No. 1 04 - 10:26 Op. 26, No. 3 05 - 12:47 Op. 31, No. 3 06 - 15:31 Op. 34, No. 1 07 - 21:43 Op. 334, No. 2 08 - 24:15 Op. 34, No. 4 09 - 29:10 Op. 35, No. 4 10 - 33:07 Op. 42, No. 1 11 - 38:39 Op. 51, No. 1 12 - 43:43 Op. 51, No. 2 13 - 46:30 Op. 51, No. 3 14 - 49:44 Op. 54, No. 2
@shivankmenon4722
@shivankmenon4722 6 лет назад
What was the point of doing this, when the uploader has made a more detailed set of time stamps?
@abritishguy8351
@abritishguy8351 5 лет назад
Shivank Menon could be so that mobile users have timestamps
@vasapianocovers6331
@vasapianocovers6331 3 года назад
Not all heroes wear capes
@nikolai5012
@nikolai5012 2 года назад
@@shivankmenon4722 The uploader actually is incorrect for piece #14 which is indeed op 54 no 2
@AdamMusicWorld
@AdamMusicWorld Год назад
Dad?
@wesmusic2072
@wesmusic2072 7 лет назад
After listening to classical piano pieces for about 15 years, I have found this a gem!!
@gabrielbustos2706
@gabrielbustos2706 5 лет назад
1:47 is so powerful
@Iamcwinge1234
@Iamcwinge1234 2 года назад
An underrated composer
@auron570
@auron570 6 лет назад
This is fantastic! I am just starting to explore Medtner. It's like the technique of Rachmaninoff with some of the levity of Debussy.
@Viktorvelat95
@Viktorvelat95 5 лет назад
auron570 Medtner’s sonatas are a continuation of a legacy of Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms and Franck
@vaadwilsla858
@vaadwilsla858 5 лет назад
I must say I'm really impressed by these two pianists. Especially love Bekhterev's performance of the first one (op.20 no.1, he plays it incredibly powerful) and Arimori's op.34 no.4!!
@liampitcher
@liampitcher 5 лет назад
These are utterly intoxicating. Medtner to me is very much a continuation of the early romantic idiom. By his time most late romantic composers were delving far deeper into chromaticism and atonality. I hear influences from Liszt and Rachmaninoff primarily in his music, which is interesting if you think about it. Bravo to the pianist too!
@steveegallo3384
@steveegallo3384 Год назад
@liampitcher -- Superb.....BRAVO from Acapulco!
@lawrenceyoung8471
@lawrenceyoung8471 4 года назад
I certainly hear what you have said about Hiroshi Arimori's playing. The clarity is truly outstanding, but I also think his overall sound as recorded is very beautiful. It is indeed a shame that he does not seem to be very well known outside Japan -- especially in the West. Playing of such outstanding quality deserves the widest hearing and recognition.
@user-nz6un7bd8d
@user-nz6un7bd8d 3 года назад
My mother is a pianist. She told me that her professor adored especially Medtner's music.
@dedikandrej
@dedikandrej 5 лет назад
The march at 34:46 is lit
@opustravels3659
@opustravels3659 7 лет назад
46:30 is so lovely!
@snafu313
@snafu313 4 года назад
Op 51, no.3 was the one piece that got me obsessed with Medtner some years ago. It was the only Medtner piece Horowitz ever recorded and it was that recording that did it for me.
@musicalmoments9997
@musicalmoments9997 2 года назад
These performances are absolutely fascinating!
@robertcohn8858
@robertcohn8858 2 года назад
My god this is beautiful, decadent, amazing music. Thank you.
@notmissunity8240
@notmissunity8240 Год назад
medtners music always makes me go ooo at every moment
@guidokorbach
@guidokorbach 2 года назад
I enjoy your descriptions, comments and analyses. I feel so enriched and often so deeply touched that listening to this music brings tears to my eyes. Thank you very much, Mr Kumar. The very use of the word seductive (what a beautiful word-formation for music) for these works hits it deep. This music says: Come with me.
@rasheedcampbell3211
@rasheedcampbell3211 3 года назад
0:40 to 0:50 rachminoff 2nd concerto
@p-y8210
@p-y8210 3 года назад
Medtner's music is so mysterious.
@steveegallo3384
@steveegallo3384 7 месяцев назад
"A Russian fairy tale or folktale (Russian: ска́зка; skazka; "story"; plural Russian: ска́зки, romanized: skazki) is a fairy tale from Russia...." BRAVO from Acapulco!
@jeremyheng84
@jeremyheng84 7 лет назад
This is like a "best-of" list of medtner's skazki
@looney1023
@looney1023 6 лет назад
This video doesn't include my personal favorite, opus 14. Ophelia's Song and March of the Paladin are ingenious and gorgeous and i highly encourage listening to them :D
@rogerparton8572
@rogerparton8572 4 года назад
Op. 8 are excellent and definitely in my "best of" list..!
@titicatfollies6615
@titicatfollies6615 5 лет назад
I wonder if you would consider giving first names, especially of the lesser known pianists. Thank you.
@harryandruschak2843
@harryandruschak2843 7 лет назад
All brand new to me. Thank you for this upload.
@robertflynn6686
@robertflynn6686 3 года назад
I like having the running music to follow. The music forms are beautiful.
@flatmarssociety1169
@flatmarssociety1169 3 года назад
These are lovely suites thanks so much for making the video :)
@markdisanzo3796
@markdisanzo3796 5 лет назад
Glad I found this. These are beautiful.
@MrGer2295
@MrGer2295 7 лет назад
Beautiful ! Happy New Year !
@alex1lv632
@alex1lv632 7 лет назад
The first Medtner piece is heard was the Sonata-Ballade (on your channel, by the way), which I immediately fell in love with. It's still my favorite Medtner piece, but these are awesome as well. Thank you for introducing more people with Medtner's gorgeus music!
@milton3204
@milton3204 7 лет назад
The nightwind is my ultimate goal. When I learn it, IF i learn it, I can die a happy man.
@javiertw89
@javiertw89 7 лет назад
Night Wind is my favorite work of his and also one of my favorite works of all time!
@vietanho1661
@vietanho1661 6 лет назад
Idk, ... but I‘ve listened every sonata of him including violin sonatas and vocalised one. I love them all b/c I found the beauty in every work. But imho I‘d like to listen to Idyll, G minor, Tragica, violin 1, 3 and vocalised.
@ThePianoFortePlayer
@ThePianoFortePlayer 5 лет назад
@Brady Dill What's wrong with his sonata ballade (not that you're saying that there is anything wrong with it), it's one of my favourite sonata by him. That being said, his night wind and sonata romantica are my favourite. Ballade and tragica come after that
@jonaskatona7136
@jonaskatona7136 5 лет назад
​@Brady Dill I used to think that his Sonata-Ballade was my favorite, and it definitely grew on me after each listen. However, after listening to his Sonata Minacciosa and Sonata Romantica multiple more times, I think that I like both of those more than the Sonata Ballade. Nonetheless, his Sonata-Ballade still tells an amazing story: it reminds me so much of the triumph of good over evil. The first movement is like a beautiful, serene town or locale that suffers some great calamity, misfortune, or injustice. The second movement is negativity and suffering, which transitions into the third movement, where some hero comes to save everybody, as they grapple and fight multiple times with the evil, and finally come out in glorious victory in the end. To be honest though, while the Sonata Tragica has come very close, don't think Medtner's Night Wind has grown on me as much as any of these three. Maybe I will have to listen to it more!
@carlhopkinson
@carlhopkinson Год назад
Well, one thing you can say is that Medtner is Sui Generis (one of a kind). Doesn't sound like ANYONE else. Similar to Leos Janacek.
@bongaz3547
@bongaz3547 4 года назад
This is great! I'm happy to have found another great composer, and of course it's also thanks to you and your channel. Keep it up!
@sovietclassic5301
@sovietclassic5301 4 года назад
Bongaz , check vid "TOP 30 Russian composers", I am sure you have never heard about 4/5 of them
@joserobertogallegostellezr2930
@joserobertogallegostellezr2930 3 года назад
You're right, it is an easy way to Medtner; I bought complete piano music and put in the stereo the first cd and so. I love him, but was complicated. This version is much more better than the one I bought. Thanks so much.
@johng830
@johng830 6 лет назад
Skaska no.4 hits the sweet spot
@hikaruPiano
@hikaruPiano 2 года назад
Beautiful
@ggarcia12390
@ggarcia12390 2 года назад
This is really expanding relaxing 😌 I’ll have to listen to it to fall asleep 😴 to(e)Night!! Thx Medtner 4 posting to the server …
@jorgeguimaraes8820
@jorgeguimaraes8820 3 года назад
I like it that, through a very strange link, medtner sounds a lot like ragtime sometimes (like in 49:50)
@maxgamesst1
@maxgamesst1 3 года назад
Absloutely, the first movement of his 2nd piano concerto is also very similar to ragtime
@alvinfredo2281
@alvinfredo2281 3 года назад
Danke fürs hochladen.
@laertesdd
@laertesdd 7 лет назад
Medtner's Skazki are gems, all of them, especially opus 51. While I really like the performances uploaded here (thanks for it!), I personally prefer Irina Meyouevas recording.
@p-y8210
@p-y8210 3 года назад
2:42 that shift jesus christ
@biggreenlzrd
@biggreenlzrd 6 лет назад
I've never played any Medtner, but some of these pieces could be a good starting point, as you suggest. Really nice!
@vietanho1661
@vietanho1661 6 лет назад
toki I’ve known about Medtner for about 9 months and now I’m struggling with the second one. The first one was Canzona Matinata (it was not musically easy at all). The second one is now op 51 no 3 ... It demands me so much patience as if I must have go back to school learning Bach’s Wohltemperiertes Klavier ... (I’m just an amateur ...)
@michaelrogers5495
@michaelrogers5495 4 года назад
No one plays the OP 20 skazki better than medtner himself. You can find those recordings on RU-vid. He was a phenomenal pianist, right along with his friend Rachmaninoff
@steveegallo3384
@steveegallo3384 3 года назад
Michael Rogers -- True...I had to check what I was hearing! At 21:43​ - 4 Tales, Op.34 No.2 (Bekhterev), I was sure it was Rakhmaninov's 'Moments-Musicaux.' Greetings from San Agustinillo !
@lucasdelliosiv7493
@lucasdelliosiv7493 3 года назад
24:15 the main theme of this Fairy tale sounds a lot like the 2nd theme from the 1st movement of his Piano Concerto No. 2
@nikolai5012
@nikolai5012 2 года назад
THE DESCRIPTION HAS AN ERROR. 49:43 is Op. 54, not 53!!!
@minister_of_films2635
@minister_of_films2635 2 года назад
Pee
@dAvrilthebear
@dAvrilthebear 7 лет назад
Who else was reminded at 7:50 of Rachmaninoff's Rapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Variation 18)?
@SpaghettiToaster
@SpaghettiToaster 6 лет назад
I guess you can hear a similar melody between both hands there
@BlakeAnderson1
@BlakeAnderson1 5 лет назад
This one also reminds me of Wagner's Siegfried Idyll (around 2:10 in the Gould piano recording of it)
@rogerparton8572
@rogerparton8572 4 года назад
A spot in Medtner that strongly resembles the melody of the 18th variation from the Rachmaninov "Rhapsody" is the slow movement of Medtner's Sonata op. 25 no 1, the 'Sonata-Tale'. The Medtner precedes the Rachmaninov by almost a quarter-century and is itself a very fine work!
@user-cg1ih5ys6r
@user-cg1ih5ys6r 3 месяца назад
Интересно познакомиться с произведениями Н.К. Метнера, которому посвятил С.В.Рахманинов Четвёртый Концерт.
@kallehed6330
@kallehed6330 2 года назад
is it just me or does the section at 20:34 remind of george gershwin, feels kind of like a melody he would write
@aidanm.1683
@aidanm.1683 Год назад
Holy shit in another world that could be gershwin LOL
@davidthomson4610
@davidthomson4610 4 года назад
12:47 15:31 24:15 33:07
@RaptorT1V
@RaptorT1V Год назад
15:05 my favourite moment
@georgiepentch
@georgiepentch 2 года назад
I think there's an error in the description - The Barrel-Organ Player (last piece in the video) should be Op. 54 No. 3, not Op.53 No. 2
@kibirocks
@kibirocks Год назад
Be careful, this video is a gateway drug
@ziegunerweiser
@ziegunerweiser 6 лет назад
43:43 gets me every time but this interpretation is much too fast for me
@yhs6362
@yhs6362 7 лет назад
29:10
@HodGabriel
@HodGabriel 6 лет назад
Where a theme from his 2nd piano concerto appears?
@MusicSmith2
@MusicSmith2 5 лет назад
35:09-35:14 in the left hand is very similar to material in the first movement of the 2nd piano concerto. The theme shows up in the exposition after the tutti section about 5 minutes in that lands in Ab Major, and the piano enters back in with this theme.
@MusicSmith2
@MusicSmith2 3 года назад
Also: 28:40 in the upper register is found in the first movement of the 2nd piano concerto. That figuration appears all throughout the piece, notably at the start of the development in augmentation in the orchestra.
@HodGabriel
@HodGabriel 3 года назад
@@MusicSmith2 an amazing insight, thank you!
@amsawesome9218
@amsawesome9218 Год назад
today is my first day practicing the magic fiddle💪
@yuk_notkim7658
@yuk_notkim7658 7 месяцев назад
What about now?
@lacobymills4930
@lacobymills4930 5 лет назад
23:43 influenced by Rachmaninoff moment in music in e minor
@michaelthomheadley
@michaelthomheadley 5 месяцев назад
11:30 sounds like a nod to Clair de Lune
@paolo6219
@paolo6219 2 года назад
Is there a reason this does not include all of medtners tales?
@user-pf3ku5ph2p
@user-pf3ku5ph2p 6 лет назад
Sad there is no Hamelin.
@timofeytereshenko
@timofeytereshenko 4 года назад
Hamelin perfomed this pieces
@realnigga19
@realnigga19 3 года назад
His record label is really strict with copyright protection and will take down any video with their recordings
@LascoDePasco
@LascoDePasco Год назад
Yeah, I agree. Medtner was really a pure genius. But in fact a little bit in the shade of Scriabin and Rachmaninoff...
@javieraguirre478
@javieraguirre478 Месяц назад
@martinpitchon5578
@martinpitchon5578 5 лет назад
What kind of people are you?
@anosmianAcrimony
@anosmianAcrimony 6 лет назад
Four people misclicked
@calebhu6383
@calebhu6383 Год назад
0:29
@Bulbophile
@Bulbophile 3 года назад
first 2-3 pages, who doesn't see n hear Chopins moscheles etude no. 2? 1:50 - unfortunately, helluv like americans yellow river concerto
@joebleisdale7911
@joebleisdale7911 6 лет назад
his fairy tales are his most memorable works far exceeding such tedious works his Night Wind.
@SimonPiano42
@SimonPiano42 5 лет назад
Night Wind is for the Medtner connoisseur during long, lonely winter nights alone in a cabin. It will always give new insights and little pleasures of understanding. I think Hamelin once called it his desert island piece, though recently he said if he had to choose only one piece, it would be Schubert's late B flat sonata.
@rogerparton8572
@rogerparton8572 4 года назад
"Night Wind" is a miracle of construction. Try this: make a little table of the motifs and themes that make up the sonata in its entirety. You will see that Medtner was able to construct architecture of great vitality, variation, and drive - out of just a handful of materials. Take a look and see for yourself!!
@user-sx5zs4gh5e
@user-sx5zs4gh5e 6 месяцев назад
куда такие скорости, русская сказка вообще не должна так звучать, там половина смысла теряется
@martinpitchon5578
@martinpitchon5578 5 лет назад
Sublime. Fairy tales is skazka in Russian, not just tales. Much better than Rachmaninov, another level, that's why he was less popular.
@SpaghettiToaster
@SpaghettiToaster 5 лет назад
You're wrong on both counts.
@casper5314
@casper5314 7 лет назад
i liked the first 2. then it all gets boring
@milton3204
@milton3204 7 лет назад
Really? The best ones imo are the later ones. They're incredibly imaginative.
@casper5314
@casper5314 7 лет назад
Brady Dill why do i get critisized for my experience?
@juanmaschoclan7994
@juanmaschoclan7994 7 лет назад
Why dont you people respect others opinion?? I liked all of the pieces but if he only enjoyed the first two then 👍
@zackwyvern2582
@zackwyvern2582 7 лет назад
Who's to say he didn't listen to them enough? Him listening to a piece he doesn't like over and over will not change his opinion. Stop forcing your opinion on others or telling them theirs isn't valid (then give some fabricated reason for it).
@MegaPianogenius
@MegaPianogenius 6 лет назад
i prefer hamelins interpretation of the first one it sounds to me more dynamic
@laertesdd
@laertesdd 7 лет назад
Medtner's Skazki are gems, all of them, especially opus 51. While I really like the performances uploaded here (thanks for it!), I personally prefer Irina Meyouevas recording.
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