Rachmaninoff - Prelude in C Sharp minor (Arr. Edith Pageaud) 

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True but when I do, I say it as myself and not speaking for a dead guy lol. Shes damn good. But who knows what the composer would have thought, that was my first reaction to this esteemed colleagues comment aforementioned above, notwithstanding, an amazing performance. Thus ends my ted talk. @@windyr

Most things that pianists do is possible on guitar, except for pieces that have very low notes and high notes are the same time.

@@imacat8476 you can use tapping in that case. So all things are possible)

@@Dukapb81yea on an electric with 8 strings such piano pieces are posssible with integrated tapping. But nobody is tapping on a nylon acoustic because it sounds like shit.

@@saulright5089 Shit doesn`t have any sound itself. bro... Unless someone steps in it. Then there's gonna be a lot of sounds😂😂

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Such a beautiful arrangement, I never thought it could sound like this on guitar 🤯

This is such a grimly-beauiftul piece of music. Excellent performance, and the tone of that guitar and room is just *chef's kiss*. Well done!

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THANK YOU !! :)

Was just about to comment the exact same thing. This is Amazing!

Same here...I did a double take and literally said out loud to myself "wa!?" I didn't know it could be adapted to guitar but I mean...here we are!

You should check out the guy who did it by using his lip

I’m delighted to receive feedback from a classical pianist and to hear that you enjoyed it. Thank you 🙂

Yeah, I thought that low E string was tuned differently. Playing with different tunings can be creatively rewarding.. Which it definitely was here. Great performance!

​@@AlexanderraymanIt's just standard with dropped E string...

I'm just some random asshole that plays guitar, but I love this piece on the piano, and have always loved the resonance of the song, and I was going to comment about her command of it in this arrangement. Really well done.

I play guitar badly and fell in love with classical guitar originally. Now I inherited a piano from my grandfather and am learning classical piano. Going to attempt to learn this piece on both before I die.

Wow, thank you !

Precisely! I've always felt that Rachmaninoff and Villa-Lobos are kindred spirits. Loved this arrangement 🖤

@@EdithPageaud You are utterly welcome!🙌🏼🤍🎸

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​@@EdithPageaud здравствуйте, скажите где можно скачать ноты этой прелюдии в вашей аранжировке?

iirc the song is about a dream Rachmaninoff had where he saw his own body at an open casket funeral and has a meltdown or something like that. may be way off base with that tho, it’s been a while

Больше в треке «Radio Tapok - Цусима»… главное преодолеть страх и попасть мимо корня степени 12 из 2 смотря в направлении корня из 1,618…(золотое сечение)- и при этом не поломать пульт звукорежиссура)))

Merci beaucoup Daniel !

@@EdithPageaud je pense que je suis tombé amoureux de vous quand je vous vois jouer de cette belle guitare !!!

Thank you for your comment ! It encourages me and means a lot 🙂

Wow , this was a very nice piece performed excellently . Not meaning to seem inappropriate but I must say your red hair added much to this . Thank you much for your dedication to classical guitar .

Thank you so much !

I'm a guitarist who plays a little piano and I've been trying to play this piece (my favorite for the piano since I was a child) for decades. I never thought to translate it to the guitar - it seems much easier to play there rather than struggling with those voicings that are quite close together yet cover a wide range of keys on the piano, not to mention reading the double sharps from the sheet music.

@@scientistwithanaxe2570 there is nothing easy about this arrangement on guitar

Yeah. What he said.

Да, красавица. У меня глюк, или для этого произведения струны поменяны зеркально?

I don't know about god, but certainly everyone real and watching/listening to this smiles unless they are blind and deaf.

aint happy and fast pace music better than classical for anhedonia?

Isso vai ter o mesmo efeito sobre mim

@@redemissarium Не каждая «одичалая стая»(с) может преодолеть страх извлечения звука из квадратного корня «золотого сечения»))) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yx_7s5hx_0E.htmlsi=dajnipee8wqdFOMv

I hear you! These last few years have been the hardest of my entire life of 73 years. Music is what gets me through the hardest days and nights. If you take away my oxygen, I will figure something out. If you take away my music, I am done. This is beyond gorgeous - beautiful piece, exquisitely arranged and wonderfully played.

Sergei has been fighting depression for decades, first they make him believe he can write music, then make him leave his county. His music is often considered dark, but to me it is a remedy for the mind. And the most healing piece of music I have ever heard is his 3rd piano concerto played by Martha Agerich, it helped me a lot in my darkest days.

A very close friend of mine, been a musician for forty years, absolutely hates classical music. But he has a stack of albums of various Rachmaninov symphonies. My friend is a heavy metal/hard rock guitarist and vocalist and he always says if classical music had a rock, fringe, composer, it’s Rachmaninov. I’m not sure what he means by that, but then again I find classical music interesting but cannot be confused with a connoisseur. This however was fantastic. But I’m an idiot.

@@brokl26 as a metalhead i completely understand what he means and hes like so right 😭😭

@@snowy686 My music complexity pretty much stops at “what I like” and “what I don’t like”. I actually enjoy Rachmaninov because through by friend, I’ve had more access to it, since the early 80s. So, I don’t get the connection he makes to metal. I’m a huge fan of rock that’s very much on the fringe, because that’s where I am. I’m by no means status quo. Tony, my friend and I connected over similar upbringing and similar tastes in music, movies and literature. I have been wondering how he formed his view of Rachmaninov but, through all these years, I refused to have him break it down for me. I’m afraid of feeling like a bigger idiot than I already lay claim to.

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до этого слушал Бузову ?

какая бузова, только чипинкос

Madi Nurkanov made also nice arrangement on this prelude

These classical guitars can be colossally expensive because the best ones are hand-made by artisans of the craft. I'm not sure what she's playing, but it's a fantastic-sounding instrument in the right hands, which she clearly possesses.

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@@heidi7029 :D💎

@@Itsyoboyjy woahaaah💎

Best Sor hands listening to date in my opinion - mind blowing performance and arrangement.

Your comments definitely encourages me to share more content, I am currently working on it 👀 thank you so much

@@EdithPageaud Look forward to more! 😀

lovely story my man, thanks for sharing

Merci beaucoup j’en suis très touchée ! Je vais définitivement m’atteler à l’écriture de la partition

@@EdithPageaud I loved your interpretation, I'm also waiting for the score, thank you.

@@cassualc4536 i second this!