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Clarity and peace in his original recording is soo goodddlyyy different. Its a pleasure to hear this

Después de escuchar tantas interpretaciones, solo he podido llorar al ver la preciosidad de la pieza original.

15:47

12:56 I refuse to believe that that sound came from a piano, sounds like a freaking cannon

A Great Orchestral Performance of Tchaikovsky at his Very Best.Beautiful and Breathtaking Music Which is Loved By Many around the World 🎼🎶🌍🥰🌹🎶🩰🎻⭐️💥

I’m considering of learning this piece for my ATCL after I finish my grade 8! Sounds really difficult though :((

Bist du am leben????????????

One of the greatest recordings I have ever heard, Horowitz at his best

Kousei did retranscripted the emotions

Remarkable for its lightness, delicacy, and how he lets the music breathe. Horowitz and Rachmaninoff were friends, and Rachmaninoff commented that Horowitz played his music as he had intended it to sound. There is an unofficial recording of Horowitz playing this piece in an auditorium in New Jersey, which makes it very interesting comparison to this version.

Grande interprete, molta libertà poetica, forse anche troppa...

12:56 you hear the snap

И в самом деле - если от записи такое фантастическое чувство - что же переживали сидящие в зале !?! Однозначно после ухода Ойстраха и Когана маэстро Третьяков в таких почтенных летах по-прежнему остаётся, пожалуй, наиболее яркой и неповторимой фигурой в скрипичном исполнительстве и занимает достойное и справедливое место их единственного преемника в этой своей тяжкой и многотрудной миссии продолжателя традиций !!! - это пишет почитатель скрипки и в этом совсем необразованный работяга 61 года...в последний раз мы повидались с ним в Питере в январе 97-го - дай Бог здоровья Виктору Третьякову !!!

rachmaninov has a highest tecnic for the piano. but had lost sense of beauty. and lack of empathy to the music.

I wish their was a full video recording of him playing his second or third concerto 😢

He has a great piano roll recording

НЕПРЕВЗОЙДЁННЫЙ ГЕНИЙ!

Fritz Kreisler, the best violinist of the early 20th century, wrote this delightful tune for the violin. His friend, Sergei Rachmaninoff, the best pianist of his time (IMO), transcribed it for the piano, adding more harmony and counterpoint, essentially creating a new composition. Both artists were known for their playing styles, both featuring a feathery touch where notes were not merely "launched" but "evolved" from their instruments.

Outstanding

Feeling of improvisation throughout the lyricity..technical aspects subsidiary to the stylistic interpretation.

How does he do this part 0:45

0:11 20:13

추억의 짤곡❤ 넘 좋음ㅠㅠ(포륵 포륵 샤륵샤륵 마음 녹아내리는즁^^) #플룻버전도넘나듣구싶음^^(feat플룻호흡개예민1ㅅ;;ㅋ ㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ;;;이기때무네 안듣는게 나을지도 ㅋ ㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ)

it sounds easy, but it's a horror to play... he could do it... the best pianist ever!

BRAVO maestro CARRERAS. Tradução para o português do Brasil desejando vitórias.

"As the crowd applaudes" well that was one quick string replacement.

Wait this his first recording and he has another during 1928, he also recorded, but this 1921 is much beautiful, soft, swiftly slow, idk more

Grande maestro CARRERAS, parabéns mais uma vez arrasando meu coração, com sua voz divina. Tradução para o português do Brasil desejando vitórias sempre .

Hello everybody! For this video I must say, that the piano was really terrible - a very hard job for me! - and I did everything possible to make it sound as good as possible..Othervise - I have now my own channel and there are some jazz videos with much better audio resolution, on better piano. Also some live classical videos with orchestra..Thanks so much to Jure for sharing this video.

Amazing! The part at 36 seconds I simply could never get anywhere that tempo, not even close.

Fantasztikus hegedus ilyen hangszin es sziv mint agezanal van

This might be heresy to say but I really don't like how he plays the part at 2:35. He plays it really fast, there is almost no sorrow. There is a version of this piece on youtube with an anime guy as image and how this part is played there is divine and so sorrowful, it always gives me chills.

His hand is not good. My hand is good, same with Beethoven 's hand. Upload prove. @JianCai_Beeth

What's the second one he played?

Martin Frost's equivalent.💯 with a much bigger sound. So great!

It’s crazy to me that, with minor differences, this is always how I’d pictured the piece, 100 years apart and musicians are still still speaking the same language

Rachmaninoff disrespected Kreisler’s original piece so many times, but ended up created something new, something gorgeous, along the way. Well done to both Kreis and Rach, I guess.

Ayo wtf it's officially 102 years old now!

Qué hermosa música!

This is still my favourite Tchaikovsky 5 performance.

to those who were wondering why Rachmaninov plays different from the original score, if ya listen to other Rach’s recording, he always interpret the song differently each time. The same piece he plays can sound different because he is a musician whom always improvises interpret things differently each time. That’s what makes him unique and different and speak volumes of his understanding of music as a whole and not just technical part of the music. If you love and live for music, it should be played with freedom and feeling. I’m pretty sure if there is another recording (depending on how he felt that day) it’d be a different interpretation. That’s how good he is. Same score, play it differently, if it’s beautiful, you know you’ve understood that music. In this case, I see it as he understood Liebesleid.

legendary man

I didn't hear nuttin.

4:41

20:46 at age 55? ....

Maravilhoso, obrigada! Helena

This is singing, speaking and dancing all brought together and expressed though the fingertips out tand onto the keys of the instrument; THAT my dear admirers, is why it is A-R-T in the highest form. Timeless, eternal.