Стильно, выразительно! Прекрасный пианист!

Do you see situation, this video is not'h continous record. The player is subsequently installed, or it's AI product.

How wonderful performance ❤

I don't want to hear this, I will never play again...

❤❤❤

Un mostro. Grandissima esecuzione e padronanza assoluta dello strumento

Nikolai Kapustin, geboren in der Ukraine, ist ein genialer Komponist und Pianist des 20"sten Jahrhundert, der wie kein anderer "E-Musiker" Jazzelemente in seine Kompositionen hat einfließen lassen. Er hat sich die 3 wichtigsten Elemente der Musik (Melodie, Rhytmus und Groove) zu eigen gemacht und wird mit seiinen Werken noch lange Zeit übberleben.

bold motives, i like it, rather more

Soooo badddd！！

Плавнее надо.

Браво!

It's a pity you didn't upload the third movement!

This is a ridiculously good reading :-o

Класс

Why is the audience so dead

Anyone listening in post quarantine?

The name Alexei Volodin sounds like a bootleg of Alexander Borodin

ooh me small brain very like

So very, cleanly played. You'll have N Kapustin's blessings.

Very clean sound, as good as Kapustin. Brilliantly executed, Alexie.

This is a great piece, but I hear people play it rhapsodically, slowing down and speeding up for expression. That's quite unlike Kapustin's own recording, where he maintained a steady pulse through the whole thing. The piece was inspired by the Harlem stride pianists of the 1930s, who developed the full "two-handed" style so they could fill in for dance bands. Listen to Kapustin's version, and I think you'll have a much better idea what he had in mind. :?)

My lord this is so great. Can't ever imagine being able to play this.

Es único, me apasiona!

Very impressive. The orchestra sounds so lush and pianist is on full power. He was a judge at a Tchaikovsky piano competition.

STUPENDO ! WOW BRAVOOOO

Supernatural tempo. Interesting interpretation.

it‘s a shame that this brilliant sonata is that rarely played by todays pianists..

Joey Tribbiani plays the piano !!

great!

it's elegant🙂,but I prefer the Lang Lang version👌

sorry goes on forever and sounds the same throughout , boring not like the classics

Is there video on the missing 3rd movement? Really looking forward to watch that!

fantastic!

lovely!

wonderful...! Alexei Volodin,

23 May 2010 St. Petersburg (If I'm not wrong..)

Amazingly bright sonata

Grande Volodin. Come sempre.

Потрясающе! Брависсимо!

Да... Убедительное воплощение редакции Зилоти. От духа Чайковского мало что осталось. Зато очень хорошо ощущается, чьим учеником был Александр Ильич :)

0:23 wtf camera man

amazingly super human

Volodin gives us a straightforward, no-nonsense and technically pristine performance of this old chestnut that somehow sounds like a world premiere, so electrifying is the excitement he generates. I've heard this played by just about every pianist here on KZbin and then some and somehow I still got goose-bumps for the first time in years just listening to the closing of the first movement. Trist me, those closing octaves will leave you breathless. Volodin reminds me a lot of Russell Crowe here, not that that should matter. Notice how he snaps his wrists back quite a bit after striking the keyboard. I wonder if that is a technique he was taught to give the chords more crispness. All in all, one of the most exceptional performances here on KZbin. Beats out the Kissin/Karajan but I think that's Karajan's fault. If you watch Karajan closely you'll notice he hardly ever looks at his young soloist, like he couldn't give a damn about Kissin and expects Kissin to follow HIS tempos. Power has privileges. Oh, and the overhead camera angles of Volodin are spectacular.

Wonderful rendition, so affectionate! My Russian soul is singing <3 Great camera work, too: couldn't take my eyes off the screen.

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome composition and performance. Although i don't know exactly with this composition. but you did very well dude! first time i know and loving this composition because of your performance

Dont try to impress with the technic you have.. try to impress with the music you can give!!!!

BRAVO ALEXEI!

NK knows how to write a showstopper.

That's a lot of refinement, actually kind of too much... Great techniques as a classical pianist, but not necessarily good when you're playing the Jazz genre. Don't play Jazz music as Classical.