Rachmaninoff - Elégie Op. 3 No. 1

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Morceaux de fantaisie, Op. 3: Elégie by Sergei Rachmaninoff transcribed for double bass and piano.
📄 Transcription for Double Bass and Piano: adrianeriksson...
Performed by Adrian Eriksson, double bass and Henrik Kilhamn, piano.
Bass in scordatura Eb-Bb-Eb-Ab.
Recorded in Gothenburg, January 2023.
Audio recorded by Adrian Eriksson & Henrik Kilhamn. Mixing & video by Adrian Eriksson.
Read more about the piece: rach150bass.wo...
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Комментарии : 27

@yorgosarnis5207 9 месяцев назад

As a bassist myself mr.Eriksson's interpretation really inspired me for the musical, aesthetical, technical, mature approach! Definitely one of the best musicians of our time and I am still looking forward to your next things to come. Bravi!!!

@reinhardtkk 6 дней назад

Just learning this on the piano now. Very nice. And I see Me Sonata Secrets in the background.

@halfwaycrook1962 Год назад

Rachmaninov played on a double bass. Very interesting combination. Beautiful. These videos are great. I hope this channel gets more attention from the music world.

@dalilsty Год назад

magnificent interpretation! double bass and cello fit so well with piano. this piece is haunting, yet so graceful.

@redradredrad7789 4 месяца назад

what a double bass’s voice !!😍💔 killed ..

@Grem305 Год назад

Take my hat off to you. Bravo, The rendition is just superb.

@maartentaelman1572 7 месяцев назад

Beautifull!

@kenelliott8562 Год назад

Stunningly beautiful and so unexpected from a Bass!! Very impressive! The piano could be a bit softer at times - esp when it's purely accompaniment. I felt myself straining to pull out the Violinbass thread. The low note at the end - the lowest note of the piece was wonderful - gorgeous and rich! Also happy you didn't drag this out to 7 or 8 minutes and got it done in 5.5!

@kostasmponis1042 Год назад

Wow...what a sound!!!!

@dobberdrums Год назад

This is beautiful

@bergsonnebien4624 22 дня назад

Merci messieurs 🙏🏽🙏🏽🎩🎩 ... Cest une pièce tellement belle : vous la jouez en sublimant sa profondeur. Et quel son, cette contrebasse ! 🍃 Une merveille.

@palomamusic31 Год назад

i clicked the video just for curiosity and started crying the moment he played the double bass

@АллаЦарицына 4 дня назад

Оригинально! При исполнении на фортепиано за аккордами не всегда до конца слышится тема,а на виолончели очень хорошо!

@irinerakituns3586 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for playing!

@DennisHornung Год назад

wow, you really deserve much more attention! I love Rachmaninoff too.

@brennentaggart593 Год назад

I Whole-Heartedly Agree!!!

@MyPianoArchives 11 месяцев назад

This is absolutely is like a breath of fresh air of this delicate and powerful piece. Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work, of creating such a beauty.

@ramnoname Год назад

I don't find myself a great fan of Rachmaninoff works - If I am honest. Not my Favourite composer. I found this elegie version you recorded some time ago. I listened to it for about a year now. I don't find myself a great fan of Rachmaninoff works, I love 2 maybe 3 pieces, not much of a fan. But you Adrian, You are talented enough to put an elegie to life. And I am very happy I decided to follow you long enough - to see a video. Thank you.

@MyPianoArchives 11 месяцев назад

Curious to what composers you are a fan of? Since Rachmaninov is my favorite composer tied with Liszt.

@ramnoname 10 месяцев назад

@@MyPianoArchives Liszt is indeed in my top 3, along with Chopin and Tchaikovsky. After that it's another tie with Beethoven, Mozart and Schubert. Debussy and Ravel would come after for me. But I kinda dislike Bach, tbh. I adore Mendelssohn and other stuff like Stravinsky or Dvorak, but I don't find the entire body of work as I really love some pieces compared to others, so I do enjoy Bruckner and others, I am just not a huge fan. I think it's mainly cause of my love for Romance and softness in Classical music, which sometimes get lost. Schumann is also really good. But yes on Liszt. He was always really one of my favorites mainly for the value of silence. 💙

@mikepampiermole6466 9 месяцев назад

Luckily, music preference isn’t tied to a composer! I absolutely adore the nocturnes of chopin, but i can’t find myself in his piano concerto’s or etudes. As with rachmaninov, i also like some pieces, not all. That’s why we are all blessed with so many beautiful pieces, so there’s always enough for everyone. Stay healthy!