00:01 ¡Aleluia! alabado sea el Señor; porque es bueno cantar alabanzas: ¡dulce y graciosa alabanza sea para nuestro Dios! 04:58 El Señor edifica Jerusalén y reúne al pueblo disperso de Israel. Él sana a los quebrantados de corazón y venda sus heridas. Cuenta el número de estrellas y las llama a todas por su nombre. 05:39 Grande es nuestro Señor, y grande es su poder, y su sabiduría no tiene medida. 11:00 El Señor acoge a los mansos y humilla a los pecadores hasta el suelo. 15:20 Cantad al Señor con acción de gracias: cantad alabanzas a nuestro Dios con arpa. 17:28 Cubre el cielo con nubes y prepara la lluvia para la tierra. Él hace que crezca hierba en las montañas y hierbas para servir a la gente. Da su alimento al ganado y a los cuervos jóvenes que lo llaman. No se deleita en la fuerza del caballo, ni se deleita en las piernas del hombre. 19:24 El Señor se deleita en los que le temen y en los que esperan en su misericordia. 21:05 ¡Aleluia! Alabado sea el Señor. 24:39 ¡Aleluia! (Fuga)

Thanks for sharing this work. It's worth listening to it in full.

Absolutely genius, even from the very first couple of bars. It sounds like it shouldn't work and then it does.

Elżbieta Sternlicht🧐

First Tomb

Everything about this video is beautiful and perfect ❤

Sehr schönes Werk, danke!

What a discovery. It is so exciting, with the slow parts so rich and thoughtful. Thank you for including the score.

So amazing to see Karol Kurpinski celebrate national struggle through operas and music!

Great to listen to, even better to play! A lesson in writing!

effectivement cette symphonie est une réussite le point d'orgue si je puis dire commence à 27:00 comme le dit BenzemonstreENTs

do you live in poland?

Is this MIDI orchestra?

Koncert fortepianowy na skrzypce i orkiestrę ;)

His style of melodic lines and building harmonies really shines here. From his E major piano concerto, to violin concerto, and piano etudes he was able to make a very distinct and unique voice in composing.

Great.

Old school... real musician. Rubato. Music speaks... Unfortunately, these pianists are now extinct. (Pletnev is the last one IMHO)

The wonderful, expressive economy of Panufnik's music is spectacularly on display in this piece. The first movement is a magnificent bluesy lament with an expressive power that Vaughan Williams might have envied. Amazing that - in our celebrity/commerce dominate era - great music like this passes largely unnoticed.

A quite strange melange of wagnerian influences and also chromaticism closer to Franck with some features of R.Strauss, all together creating a Composition very similar to the intermediate period of Szymanowski... But the idea of the "quasi funebre marche" obviously derived from Chopin's Conception ( as expressed in the Op 35 and Fantasy op 49). Audacious but convincing and really interesting, most of all the quietly mysterious Final...

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Phenomenal

Is this not the same theme Beethoven used for his variations on "Nel cor non piú mi sento"?

gut

So good

Does anyone have a version of better audio?

5:18 my favorite

What was the name of this channel?

That third movement is beast

Thanks for the score !!

Wow!!

delicious...

Did he publish this or is jt an exercise?

Charcoal sketches jeżeli już ;)

This is an overture from the time when Noskowski wrote less ambitious pieces to repair his budget after he financed the orchestra's existence out of his own pocket.... But this overture is quite ambitious, although it was written for an amateur orchestra for a garden theater play. The play was based on “Pan Zolzikiewicz” by Henryk Sienkiewicz.

Interesting, I wonder if anyone has orchestrated it? Piano is a brilliant composers tool. Learning a lot just following the score.

Excellent. Superb orchestration and inventive composition- really like the lydian motive in the second dance... creates a folk dance sound. Excellent harmonist.

And that xylophone 15:32 - 5 years after Saint-Saens Danse macabre. Not as conservative 😁

Much better than piano duo arrangement. That contrast between first and second piece - the archaic one and the "progressive" one. Like his op. 43

I've already commented on this video a couple years ago, but coming back to it, the Nocturne movement is still one of the most beautiful pieces I've ever heard, and I'll hopefully remember it to the end of my days. That the sextet was at one point lost to the World War One was for a time one of the greatest tragedies in music history, but that Lyapunov reconstructed it and had it published is one of the greatest feats of artistry standing up to adversity. Lyapunov's Piano Sextet is, in my opinion, a masterpiece of romantic music, and is probably the greatest work of its genre.

This is fantastic. Thank you so much for this wonderful upload.

thank you, i was searching for this video on yt just a couple of days ago

21:56 preimpressionist Żeleński intensifies And the strong one 21:18 28:50

La polacca un po' troppo simile a quella op 44 di chopin

Great composer and outstanding performance as well

Absulutely fabolous!!

Veramente belli e poetici

beautiful, thank you for your upload :)

sehr beeindruckt, danke

Little bit of Tschaikovsky VI? 9:10 Żeleński wrote it circa 1871, so sometimes he isn't as conservative...

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