It must be incredibly hard to not be able to see each other with the pianos positioned like this.

This work is so difficult even for an orchestra. Is unbelievable what can do Gryaznov with only one piano !!!!! Bravo with my admiration !!!!!

I love this song. What a great arrangement. Thanks!

This is officially one of my favorite renditions. Absolutely amazing performance

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wow so its just two themes basicly

Gorgeous! Thank you! Saw him in concert Sat night with G-Phil orchestra. Prefer his sensitive piano pieces.

That silent 6th bar

Спасибо ❤

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Not many adjectives can describe how impressive this is

Какое счастье, что есть такие! педагоги!!!

In my dreams I play this captivating work by the beloved Rachmaninoff with the composer himself!

Franz Schubert did not have an easy life. Despite his exceptional talent, no recognition was given to him during his lifetime and he survived only thanks to the help of a few friends. After his death, which occurred at a very young age (only thirty-one years old), his brothers threw the scores of his works in a chest, and since very few had been published during his lifetime, they would probably have been lost, if they had not been saved by Robert Schumann, who had recognized his Genius and managed to recover the scores. Thanks to Vyacheslaw Gryaznov for the intense performance of the marvellous piano sonata D 960.

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My God why is this greatness not on SPOTIFY???

Just amazing. Thank you.

Captivating! Cheers!

This is so beautiful🥹

Wow❤

so much like Sailor Moon theme song at the beginning 😮

Stunning and so incredibly sensitive in the arrangement I know it's a little bit out of the Western canon, and I'm not sure if you could get access to the original to arrange from it, but if you ever want a gorgeous piece that has those behind-the-scenes complex harmony you love, I think Joe Hisaishi's "Departures" like he did with the London Symphony Orchestra would make for a wonderful piano reduction But this was spectacular. Thank you

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the ending: 👌

The pause at 22:21 is the longest of any version I’ve heard, and I really like it this way! Most people jump into the next section too quickly for my taste. Awesome performance!

Дала своим старшеклассникам, надеюсь справятся) Спасибо!

TIMESTAMPS: 01. 00:01 --- Elegie 02. 05:59 --- Prelude 03. 10:15 --- Melodie (1940 version) 04. 14:33 --- Polichinelle 05. 18:14 --- Serenade (1940 version)

Also check out the Jussen brothers with their version on one piano. It‘s marvellous. And the whole opus magnum by heart.

18:20

브릿지??

I love the music of Piotr Ilic Tchaikovsky, his unsurpassed melodies, that only the "Divine" Mozart can equal. I like to define, for this reason, Tchaikovsky "the poet of notes" and he, like a poet, sublimated his existential pain with the exceptional creative talent, giving all humanity masterpieces of Beauty that anyone can appreciate and love. Thanks to Russia, homeland of unparalleled poets, composers and performers. Vyacheslav Gryaznov unites, in this piano transcription of the immortal "Romeo and Juliet overture", technical perfection with the pathos and sensitivity that only a Russian can give to the work of his compatriots, giving us an interpretation of great emotion. Thanks 🧡

I honestly prefer Glinka for his simplicity

One of the absolute best interpretations I've ever heard. Right up there with Sultanov imo.

Волшебно! Какие вы чудесные! Спасибо! Обожаю!!! 🙂

Just absolutely outstanding😅❤🎉

So etwas zu hören, lässt einen wieder an den Menschen glauben!

у Ляпунова есть переложение в 4 руки

Bravissimo!

Lets just agree Vyacheslav is the most underrated/undiscovered pianist of our times. At least for those Chopin Etudes he is Early Pogorelich level. I can't understand for the life of me why there are no "official" recordings, of his Chopin etude at the very least. Maybe he looks like an accountant - but he plays like a rock star.

This app is so good and underrated I'm afraid if you shut it down due to funding issues

This app is an underrated goldmine. Like literally it should be paid app

5:50

Just Ethereal and Soulful💙🙏

Aside from the recordings of Rachmaninov himself, I can only listen to Gryaznov and Lugansky play the legendary left-handed genius’s pieces. No other pianists come close to doing Rachmaninov’s work justice, Gryaznov and Lugansky are truly in a league of their own.

Качество слЫшания - супер ОК, глубина чувствования и переживания этой Музыки всё ещё не ОК. В этом отношении Володос сильно впереди. Ашкенази тоже. Вы прекрасны, но Вам есть куда расти. Доставайте из СЕБЯ самого Истину, Любовь, общение с Всевышним. Без них всё будет красиво и мертво, как пейзаж Апокалипсиса. Нет, у Вас пока совсем не пейзаж, но погоня за техническим перфекционизмом без искры и горения Вас всего(!) вместе с этими чудесными и глубоко прочувствованными Автором творениями оставит налёт этого самого пейзажа на Вашей версии произведения, что "не есть хорошо". Вы и достойны лучшего результата, и способны на большее. Верю в Ваш прогресс в сторону индивидуализации игры. Пока она - как сбалансированное питание: очень хороша и полезна, но... не до конца сногсшибательно вкусна😊❤🎉😊😊

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This boy certainly can play a pianino some...

Incredible! This is like hearing 'Le Sacre...' for the first time! And then I was thinking: Stravinsky composed it on the piano, imagining the orchestra... but this is close to what his neighbors heard back then.😉

Bel arrangement, mais l'interprétation manque un peu de nuances.

The transcription of all the little details gives me goosebumps as if the whole orchestra's playing was fully restored on a single piano. Absolute masterpiece-both transcription and performance.