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Rachmaninoff Paraphrasing Tchaikovsky : “Lullaby” - Lugansky 

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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943)
Tchaikovsky, Lullaby - Op. 16, No. 1 (1872)
Arranged for solo piano by Rachmaninoff (1941), the composer’s last arr./composition.
Nikolai Lugansky, 2018
From St Petersburg Philharmonic
“He was humble, like all really great people; and simple, like very few. Of everyone I knew, only Chekhov was like him.”
- Rachmaninoff on Tchaikovsky, c. 1890

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Комментарии : 43   
@luky46
@luky46 3 года назад
He is a great pianist: humble, simple, he doesn't strut, he doesn't make strange faces when he plays. He is a great musician, he lives for music and it is innate to his nature
@BytomGirl
@BytomGirl 2 года назад
He also takes time to help young artists at the competition, I saw him accompany a young ballet competitor and it was so beautiful. Love his personality. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XwvDy7xe00U.html
@jiwoni523
@jiwoni523 Год назад
yeah many pianists make strange faces.... when they play,.....LOL
@marykruestleinchen5327
@marykruestleinchen5327 Год назад
Strange faces is the thing you can‘t control 🥲🫠
@skrjabe_
@skrjabe_ 11 месяцев назад
@@marykruestleinchen5327fact
@blofeld2430
@blofeld2430 3 года назад
4:06 When you're already overwhelmed by the masterpiece's beauty and Lugansky goes "wait, there's more".
@TomBarrister
@TomBarrister 3 года назад
Tchaikovsky wrote 6 Romances in Opus 16, the first of which was the "Lullabye" that you hear in this video. The Romances were originally written for soprano and piano. At the publisher's behest, Tchaikovsky reluctantly wrote arrangements for piano of numbers 1, 4, and 5. Two versions of #1 exist, in A flat minor and in the technically easier A minor. There were many errors in the publisher's transcriptions of the works, which infuriated the composer to no end. Tchaikovsky's manager and protege, the brilliant pianist Pavel (Paul) Pabst, rewrote the arrangments, and these are the ones in publication today. Rachmaninoff, who had performed with Pabst in concert as a youth , was particularly fond of the Berceuse (number 1) and performed his own arrangment as an encore. He didn't get around to putting it on paper until 1941, shortly after the revision of his Fourth Piano Concerto. That arrangment was the last music that he penned, and its recording the following year was one of the last recordings he made. One can hear the influence Tchaikovsky had on Rachmaninoff here, and it's sometimes hard to tell where one composer ends and the other begins.
@user-vi6ex8bu5c
@user-vi6ex8bu5c 3 месяца назад
Верно.
@gunterlenz8225
@gunterlenz8225 4 года назад
Lugansky is humble and simple.
@republiccooper
@republiccooper 4 года назад
That's why he's my hero.
@zoubeyrboudene8157
@zoubeyrboudene8157 3 года назад
A lullaby that keeps you awake at night having thousands of thoughts, yep, that's Rachmaninoff's signature.
@rushana1956
@rushana1956 Год назад
It's Tchaikovsky
@conrad6226
@conrad6226 4 года назад
You're really spoiling us with these uploads dude. Update: Initially commented on this videos 3 years ago. I was in the south of France last year and this was part of his encore. I nearly died of happiness upon hearing those opening notes.
@BytomGirl
@BytomGirl 2 года назад
I love Luganski, wonderful artist and great, decent human being.
@cosdrag8807
@cosdrag8807 4 года назад
When you exist, you can say what you think, but never truly express what you feel. Art allows you to truly exist. And when you're gone, art leaves an imprint of who you really were. And no medium is closer to showing who you are, not how you superficially appeared or what you were, than music. It's the only form of magic that exists. It contains feelings and experiences in a way nothing else can do.
@ruthblackburn6915
@ruthblackburn6915 4 года назад
Do you hear the wind whispering "Sleep my baby, go to sleep..."?
@nathalieroger6307
@nathalieroger6307 4 года назад
Yes, I do.
@michaelangell2317
@michaelangell2317 4 года назад
That singing tone!!!! 😍😍😍
@-cloudsaboveuscrying-6805
@-cloudsaboveuscrying-6805 4 года назад
i never notice this kind of things but... the tuning of the piano is very weird my god! but besides that detail, what a beautiful and felt performance! brilliant! I always get really excited when i see a new notification from this channel, thanks for the upload!
@goldbugclassic
@goldbugclassic Год назад
The piano's tuning is a bit out. . . but he'd just played the Brahms 2nd concerto on it, so I'm not surprised!
@nathalieroger6307
@nathalieroger6307 4 года назад
Autumnal lullaby... A true russian lullaby : as russian and as a lullaby as Mussorgsky's one, in songs and dances of death.
@Irenam_art_yn
@Irenam_art_yn 4 года назад
Beautiful masterpieces played masterfully 🌹
@user-kc7ul7pm2x
@user-kc7ul7pm2x 5 дней назад
Потрясающе! Если бы я могла играть так как он, я бы исполнила ее точно также. А ещё очень интересно смотреть на лица виолончелистов на первом плане.
@user-vi6ex8bu5c
@user-vi6ex8bu5c 3 месяца назад
Какое чуткое и пронзительное исполнение.... Просто и мудро - нежно...
@jimholder6656
@jimholder6656 4 месяца назад
Nikolai Lugansky: an utterly amazing talent, both technically and lyrically!
@connypiano5038
@connypiano5038 10 месяцев назад
Absolutely mesmerizing... Most authentic, most natural, most inspired and most sensitive performance! ❤
@connypiano5038
@connypiano5038 3 года назад
Absolutely awesome...
@dalcassian8351
@dalcassian8351 Год назад
In tears
@aken215
@aken215 Год назад
The guy with a cello on the left has been through some shit. His face and eyes says it all.
@louisross5997
@louisross5997 4 года назад
Very prompt applause...Perhaps afraid of the spell this music might cast on them...
@Drakonurion
@Drakonurion 2 года назад
!! GREAT !! And the cellist on the left looks a little bit like Beethoven .... isn't it ?
@donnytello1544
@donnytello1544 2 года назад
This was supposedly the last piece of music he ever wrote
@JosephMcKenna-he7ps
@JosephMcKenna-he7ps 3 месяца назад
Can someone edit the loud German "Yah Vold" at the end? Completely ruins the applause!
@Drakonurion
@Drakonurion 2 года назад
Which orchestra is it in the background ???? THX !
@EnchantedWanderer
@EnchantedWanderer 2 года назад
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
@Drakonurion
@Drakonurion Год назад
@@EnchantedWanderer THX 🙂
@AnaPaula-np5rq
@AnaPaula-np5rq 3 года назад
💗💗💗💗💗♥️👏
@brandonmacey964
@brandonmacey964 2 месяца назад
His last composition I think. Also funny how a few clapped early near the end 😂
@user-li6tq3lz5m
@user-li6tq3lz5m 21 день назад
悲しい子守り歌だ。
@AlotusNine
@AlotusNine Год назад
Woah @3:20 ….🌈
@fernandopinheirobb
@fernandopinheirobb 3 года назад
LULLABY Kolybel`naja pesnja, 'Lullaby', de Tchaikovsky: "durma, Meu filho, durma! Acene profundamente a doçura Do sono: Eu convoquei três babás para você: a turma: O vento, o sol e uma águia." Em cada um há ternura. Nos jogos da lua e dos ventos, a ideia de ter um bebê Nasce. Mas nem sempre esses jogos são destinados À procriação. As camisas de outro planeta, à mercê, De usuários preventivos, impedem os seres emanados Dos sonhos cheguem ao plano físico, sem a dedicação E o trabalho dos pais que, em muitos casos, procuram Os jogos da lua e dos ventos armazenados que estão Nos laboratórios em experiências de nova gestação, Sem olhar a tantas crianças em asilos que mergulham Na noite cinzenta sem ter um lar, à espera de adoção. (*) (*) FERNANDO PINHEIRO, presidente da Academia de Letras dos Funcionários do Banco do Brasil. - LULLABY (poesia), de Fernando Pinheiro. - in O mundo de Morfeu, de Fernando Pinheiro.
@geofffreeburn868
@geofffreeburn868 11 месяцев назад
Russia has has the replacement of Gilels and Richter the most outstanding pianist of this century
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