I've always thought of this as the greatest violin sonata of all.

Idk, I don’t like this one as much. I mean it’s still good, way better than what I can write

Magnifique 😍 🩵🤍🧡💙💚🤎🩷🖤🩶💖💛💜❤️

1:00

Best interpretation of this masterpiece! Medtner's piano concertos deserve more attention!

Thanks for a splendid interpretation. Maestro Respighi never fails!

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Both Chopin and Mozkowski make use of melodic phrases, but not too lyrical, as they tried to lead their melody into the perfect harmony chords. I'm sure that they're occasionally concerned about whether melodies are going on with them, which plays a key role to make a case.

25:00 jackie played an A instead of G-sharp....

7:39 - 7:49 Good lord, I wish this ethereal part lasted a little longer 😍😍

Happy to send anyone a PDF if they want this version of the score, just comment if you'd like one

Nice!

Wow, it's like all the parts from second and third movement of e minor that trouble me but worse! This guy loves writing awkward and funky lines

i would like to hear seong jin cho’s version someday

peak brahms

Thanks for sharing this beautiful and rare sonata.

Interesting piece.

One of the best compsitions of R. Schumann

There is a wonderful clarity to this performance. Probably the best I have heard

1. Vanitas vanitatum (Mit Humor)?!

I’ve never met anyone who dislikes this piece.

Thank you so much for posting this! To have this world class performance with the rolling score is extremely educational. Bravissimo!

Amazing. As a pianist, I love the sound world and textures Respighi creates for both violin AND piano.

a lot of people are posting their favorite bits sooo 29:23 i love the transition the the grand climax here.. it sounds like the music is just gently falling into place. it's quite something to hear it after all of the restless development before.

8:59

Stunning.

One of the greatest Romantic-era cello sonatas

21:00

Such an epic, immediately enthralling opening! 🤯🤯 Such a shame Medtner isn't as popular as Rachmaninoff. For me, discovering his music was like unearthing numerous hidden pearls.

4:50

So beautiful and full of beauty

6:14

הדור האחרון שאחרי השו מתחיל ב6 עם זיופים ופטישי מלחמה בסוף. וסיום דנטלי ב2.

0:03

Always trusted performance - Ashkenazy

23:10

fantastic performance

Thanks for this score.

2:38 10:10

The second movement is Brahms at his best... so damn fine... stunning music, gorgeously moving, sometimes dark sometimes sunlit, exquisitely crafted... and it is a duet wrought by love, it's not really a cello Sonata accompanied by the piano, it's a duet for cello and piano, just look at the interplay of figures, the walking semiquavers, the double dotted rhythm, contours shared

1st mv 0:03 2nd mv 9:01 3rd mv 16:28 4th mv 24:04

The ending is superb. I can picture an audience stunned into absolute silence after that last C, then spontaneous applause

Extremely appreciate the clarity of both the orchestra's and the pianist's playing: in other recordings although the pianist is simply phenomenal the orchestra feels off. This is a good recording for studying the composition. One thing though, i absolutely HATE how after choosing for a faster pace they kill the "moto" at that the soloist did build up moments ago (10:41): "espressivo" isn't an indication related to the tempo, they should've connected with the moto rather than playing as if they didn't care at all of what happened seconds before, it really makes no sense, they break the "flow": Medtner's forte. There's even a large corona to indicate the climax where the Oboe soloist takes the first voice, there are 2 thirds that stimulate movement: clearly the director of that orchestra didn't give it a second thought... if not, i don't know what the hell is happening there (also there is no staccato for the orchestra at Imagine it or play it with an instrument, the resonance from the cristalline piano passages gets picked up by the orchestra and elevated to the soloist. Why there can't be a recording of Medtner's concerto where both the orchestra and the pianist have a clear idea of what they're doing and play in complete symbiosis... why? (Probabilmente la risposta sono i soldi ed il voler sfornare la maggior quantità possibile di registrazioni...) EDIT: Wait, wtf, is this recording fake? 25:16 EDIT 2: No, nvm i've just looked into Gillham and might have just discovered about one of the most prominents and genuine pianists alive. He has a KZbin music where he explains what music is for him, feel a great simpathy for the man.

I wonder why those aren't more well known.

27:56

I like how Medtner's music strikes the perfect balance and the music is not bogged down by over sentimentality, unlike Rachmaninov.

Great recording, marvellous 3rd movement

Very transparent performance. You can really hear everything here.

The cello sonata is analogous to Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata (No. 9 violin sonata.) Great performance.

29:26 I dont need to say anything