5:49 this part is so underrated. It's just too beautiful

Love this performance 🤍🥰🥹🎵🎶🎼

12:52 I like this accel.

No one talks about how over the place this concerto is. In story-like terms, it has no plot.

Probably the most beautiful piece not composed by Beethoven. :)

Pdf

I'm a student of Tchaikovsky (via Nikolaev). What's the time mark for the famous octave passage pls? oh yes - 11:05.

작곡자도 연주자도 다 천재들이다

geweldig kitsch

ugh

whose this performance?

In the bar between 6:11 and 6:12 (last bar of the first accolade) has to be C# in the bass instead of C natural.

Van Cliburn

2:50

gli arpeggi iniziali sono simili a quelli di un brano famoso per orchestra e pianoforte dove ci sono applausi urla schiamazzi, qualcuno sa il nome del brano d’orchestra?

Magnifique 💥

@ 7:24 / 8:04 / 8:11 / 8:21 (For context: Hi guys! This isn't an actual comment. I'm just trying to memorize these sections.)

The opening is so iconic and the string melody over those grandiose piano chords is a special moment in all of music, but man I just can't get into this concerto, the piano writing is just so klunky, it really feels like all Tchaikovsky could come up with was stupidly large chord voicings and Lisztian octave passage, it's just so unpianistic.

Muito tempo atrás, assisti uma novela, onde a introdução era essa música maravilhosa. Demorei anos pra reencontrar-la. Amo demais! 🎶💕🇧🇷

Thank you for showing the written music.

my first Tchaikovshy-concerto 1956 by Aldo Ciccolini ; in this erea 1957 Chopin concerto N-1 by Samson François- Tzipine orchestra : my first vinyls

2:20

7:03 Third Mov ❤️‍🔥

I love this part 0:52, glamourous. ❤️‍🔥

Why the heck split it in 2 parts???

5:25

Was that a mistake @17:44 / @17:45 or is it just me?

esse começo é tão emozionant

The physical score alone is a work of beauty.

This is the most beautiful and brilliant masterpiece of all time. I heard it first when I was a piano student in my teens and it grabbed me. It’s totally amazing. I have never learnt it, but to learn this is indeed a lifelong dream. I’d be happy if I could play the first movement. It takes a great deal of stamina.

One of the best beginnings for a concerto ever written!!!

19:19

what performance is this??? the orchestra is amazing

Tremendous performance! Have not heard the great concerto for a while. Yet it sounds even more remarkable than when I first heard LP seated by the Hi-Fi. So much personality has this immortal concerto! The way it slips into contrasting themes is utterly magical. The great Rachmaninoff had trouble, by creating too much contrast before before his luscious themes took over. They seemed pronounced by announcement, unlike Tchaikovsky, where they blossom!

The description says National Philharmonic Orchestra, Richard Bonynge. What makes this version so nice is that all the repeats are observed. Best version of this I ever heard was Gennady Rozhdestvensky's "Swan Lake Complete Ballet" recorded on Angel Melodiya. All the repeats are taken throughout the ballet.

Is the Van Cliburn/Kondrashin recording?

Trip to heaven

This piece is everything it needs to be!

7:03 movement 3

The real fun begins @4:22

7:23 歌うメロディ大好き

07:02 Ⅲ

only in Russia can this genius be born

15:18 can't describe how beautiful this part is. I love it soi so Soo muxh

8:11

thankk god i'm second piano

I see a woman in a swim helmet

Such a good piece

12:18-13:47

Please consider giving credit to the original performer and orchestra. It’s not a lot of work and is surely a sign of respect to the ones who actually put in effort.