It is surprising that more virtuoso pianists dont play this version, given the quality opf the Cadenza

Интересно, но почему - то так неровно. Я играла с постепенным аsselerando.

I love it and I think Chopin would have too. Thanks for making it available.

Pff😊

I swear the part from 6:35 to 7:04 is the most beautiful harmonic progression ever

Igualmente me parece hermosa esta versión.

Awesome performance, I really liked the clarity of the playing! A lot of the youtube recordings at this speed sound kinda muddy, but the articulation of both hands was really considered throughout here.

2:53 violin excerpt

10:05 heaven begins!

I prefer the 3rd❤

Imagine the musical training of this time and before --and the actual dictation on paper--will not see this again in our world

1:46 26 12:41 350

the first one seems crazy difficult and so tiring

Beautiful!

Can you send the score if it is possible?

Good Grief!!! One of the best recordings of this extremely difficult piano concerto...Brilliantly played, excellent conducting...Beethoven with dynamics-not persistantly loud!!! sensitive warm and then with strength, and clarity....just a well balanced performance....thank you for posting...GRANDIOS

May I ask, where the sheet music is available? With kind regards!

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10:32

14:58 Wow, Scriabin moment

Forcing Schubert to listen to this: Franz, you're good, BUT YOU COULD BE BETTER

17:07 Captain Jack Sparrow?

Love this piece. I played it for a talent show way back in high school. I don't know how I would have survived my teens without Rimsky-Korsakov.

My favourite piece in the world - infinitely beautiful......

I think there were also lots of Brahms references.

👏👏👏👏👏👏

Thank you Viktor!!

Pretty good man!

Grand Piano by Peyel, 1880 with the kind permission of Miss Prudence Brunel. A late 19th century example of the high quality and popularity of pianos from the house of Pleyel. This piano was the beloved instrument of a professional pianist throughout her life. Restored completely for her a few years ago, it has a light, supple, expressive touch and beautiful clear voice.

A lot of the final movement is very Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody it seems. For this piece I’d say Rachmaninov took inspiration from Grieg (it’s specifically said that he modelled the first movement at least after Grieg’s concerto), Tchaikovsky and Liszt.

I 0:00 II 4:12 III 9:39 IV 17:00

Je n'avais jamais écouté cette première version, avant la révision, et même si je préfère celle plus tardive, cela reste du génie et chapeau bas à Rachmaninov ❤

Tarantelle ❤️

Such a great performance!!!Can you send me a score please?

Anyone else notice the D# played (correctly in my view) when a D-natural is printed at 15:33? It's printed a D# in the 1919 version so it makes sense to play it in the 1891 version I guess!?

The original 1891 version of this concerto sounds like Rachmaninoff on Prozac, whereas the 1917 version sounds like an emo about to cut their wrists - I much prefer the 1917 version, but can't listen to it due to its dark powers

Some Tchaikovsky fangirling at 4:55

underrated

Chopinette

Благодарю за видео! Исполнительское мастерство гениальное! И музыка такая красивая!

Thank you for this. This comparison tells me that life and its concerns for a 19 year old are different for a 67 year old.

You made music. Well done.

Gute Sendung

❤

I heard Chopin etude😂😂😂

so deserved that you won a competiton with this!

He rewrote the entire third movement ;)

Where can I buy this piece? It’s amazing

Beautifully played! I'm looking for the score atm!

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