No se imaginan lo bella que se ve está sinfonía impresa en sistema braille para que los músicos ciegos podamos también disfrutarla juntamente con este audio

Sadly he didn't played Medtner's cadenza, it's literally the best cadenza for this concerto!

Wonderful interpretation & performance. The best I've heard. What a talent!

Superb work as always! I’m currently stuck between Antal Doráti and Slatkin’s recording of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Ballet. Do you have any recommendations for recordings?

Second movement. John Williams Star Wars anybody??

Ridiculously perfect recording

Idk how many times a day i listen to this masterpiece, awesome recording too!

Thanks for all your work sharing this amazing recording!

15:06 how can you even play that?

Sir. This is extremely brilliant version. I'm glad I found it. If that's ok may I ask what vst is used here? Is it something like synchron vsl pianos or something? Very fantastic sounding. Thank U and sending good energy. Your vids are pure pleasure. I'm looking for best piano vst for practice couse I'm away from my upright btw... ))

Ethereal performance, of course I had to go and ruin the magic by attempting to play it myself

Great recording, although I still prefer Cho's rendition

I miss this one

Super video Eppur comme d'hab <3

I'm delighted to find your video here of this wonderful recording by Hironao Suzuki! I have the CD including this, and I agree with you that this is a great recording of the Symphonic Etudes! He was fairly young when he made the recording and is still a young man, but such a sensitive and passionate player! I hope many others will come across this video and take the time to listen to it. If you love Schumann and the Symphonic Etudes, this is an especially rewarding recording!

excellent

What a hauntingly beautiful melody

Buniatishvili plays this piece with a kind of stillness that reminds me of Satie. A truly special performance. Also, I always liked that little variation in the reprise (at 3:14).

listened 3 times over and i’m still in awe

Brilliant work as usual must admit, for some reason, i thought this was a piece by bach But it's great to hear it again after a long time. Thank you

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wow its been 3 years now since ive first encountered this performance! time flies with passing time this recording has grown on me and with the added musical maturity ive gained im starting to recognize more and more how interesting Gillham's dynamic choices are very individual and rather idiosyncratic at times it often has the clarity typical of modern piano performance and while my usual problem with hyper-concise playing stems from a lack of individual voice and adventurousness Gillham certain dosent succumb to those issues and god the pedaling throughout is just so distinct ! outside of the technique and rational the emotional presentation of a work as significant as the chaconne is a grand task to take on and it never feels like he is being over sentimental and simply presents it as it is (which funnily makes the emotional impact more authentic for me)

Would you do his 3rd symphpny? That is very underrated but have so much feelings and harmony in it

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Actually schubert has some great counterpoint composing abilities than his contemporaries, which makes his pieces very personal to its listeners

A lot of sounds does not mach with the keys you play..something extrange you did with the video editing (i am a profesional pianist 40 years ago)

10:50 - 11:15 best part by far

Excellent. This sets off my ASMR.

I’ve always been a fan of zinman’s mahler 2 but DAMN this is something 🫡 amazing choice of recording and work as always brother 🤝

8:34 bass drop

for a piece of classical music, this always slapped unebelievably hard

Disney fans would be delighted to hear and see this in visual form, thanks for upload

disney cartoon flashbacks

This is an absolute masterpiece. The orchestration is visionary and the main tune is just unforgettable. As usual, the recording is stunning, easily one of the best I've heard! It's both rhythmic and very transparent, which is quite an achievement in this fiendishly difficult piece.

Dumas really made a good job imitating sorcery and magic! Absolute masterpiece.

I had a dream you uploaded, I now see it was actually a premonition. Great recording, love to see more symphonic poems on here!

Thanks for making this one, Eppur! Always a pleasure with your high quality work!

Absolute King piece of music 👑 nice unusual harmonies, catchy theme, very descriptive picture-esque music, rich climax Dukas aboslutely cooked with this one ❤‍🔥💯🔥

25:41 That high C is the singular post passionate note of the entire piece. It's like the 1st violin is screaming out.

Ok, I might have just gotten addicted to this piece

This is a brilliant quartet, can't believe I haven't heard it before (still hasn't quite knocked Grieg's G minor quartet off the podium as my favourite though). And what a vivacious performance!

No one talks about the genius harmonic progression at 42:06 At 42:12, it follows the original theme present at the beginning. (IV -> V7) The sudden dissonance at 42:15 (V7 -> V7 b5) brings such a romantically nostalgic sound At 42:16, it returns to the original progression present at the start (V7 b5 -> iii) Rachmaninoff’s genius uses the bV7 to accentuate the ii, the melody literally sounds like a nostalgic sigh. I think this is a tritone sub of VI leading to ii (with some fancy voice leading) basically bV7 -> bV7 #5 -> bV7 -> ii Then III7 -> III7 #5 -> III7 -> vi -> vi6 Def my favorite part of this whole movement

Thank you.