Alexander Romanovsky plays Rachmaninov Concerto No. 3 (Finale)

[@galinanikolin5261]

Fantasticno izvodjenje, dubok umetnicki dozivljaj, prirodnost zvuka i talijanski verizam gde dusa i srce pevaju, cini pijanistu Romanovskog jedinstvenim.

[@ВиталийГуревич-ш1ц]

Невероятно органично и совершенно!,вдохновенно! Историческое исполнение!❤

[@johnmalcstan]

Regardless of all the experts. I found this piece very moving. I am not a musician and I don't play anything. I have just had my seventieth birthday and at time reflect on things that have shaped and effected my life. Things only come to mind when a simple exchange of words make me think about who I am. Whenever I come across something like this, my emotions are effected. The music. a musician, a facial expression, an effort, the conductor, the whole thing is amazing how such a cacophony of sounds can be arranged to create this beauty. The exchange of words I referred to was while sitting in a hot tub at my gym. This piece of music was something I heard in 2000 in Sydney. I had mentioned the emotions and huffs and tears that are expressed as I appreciate this stuff. The response was "There is something wrong with you, You should see a psychiatrist". So is it just me, or does this stuff touch others in the same way??

[@pyung64]

Why a half-empty hall? This was the final of supposedly of one of the most prestigious piano competitions!

[@sabrinaamaducci7489]

Un suono meraviglioso, grandi emozioni nascono ascoltando questo grande pianista spero presto di ascoltare dal vivo questa grande bellezza caro Maestro!

[@LiviaLovecraft]

Wonderful. Tonight I'll see Romanovsky live. I can't wait!

[@Tashmere]

I was wondering about the half empty hall as well. I can't imagine that something like this wouldn't be sold out. I would be thrilled for a chance to go see a competition like this. This guy plays with heart.

[@paolafuchs2050]

Meraviglioso!!!! ❤

[@MrGianfisa]

Indiscutibilmente il più grande! Definitely the most great!

[@angelobonacci461]

Sicuramente bravo e virtuoso🎉

[@classicalmusic1337]

Surprisingly good sound quality, thanks for the upload!

[@ГалинаВахрушева-н2н]

Спасибо Александр!

[@tonyadzinikolov]

Total Merging of Great Soul with Great Music!

[@answnstn92]

goooooooooooooood

[@eric9901]

I thought so too, but if you listen to Vladimir Horowitz's 1951 version it sounds very similar too..

[@SVETLANKA139]

💓💕💗💝💟💖❣️❤️💞

[@mariaalejandramau]

bravo!!!!

[@Massimo.Bianchi]

Bravissimo

[@mauriziozaccaria1809]

Bravoooo👏👏👏👏👏

[@joehsu7207]

Almost very good, did anyone noticed that between 2:13 and 2:14 he screwed up, he forgot the notes .....

[@IVlr3vil]

No, he did not get gold. I could also reason out why too, in this recording he's barely audible. Factor in, that this recording is probably made with a high quality expensive condenser microphone. In a true performance setting, it's most likely he was being buried by the orchestra, something we cannot experience as we weren't actually watching the performance.

[@MrElicottero]

Not bad, considering that it's probably the most difficult piece of its kind, but he really is completely pale in comparison to Argerih, Horowitz, or even Lugansky or Pletnev.

[@Yellott9]

No one cares. Try leaving a comment worth reading next time!

[@grbr12345]

Нет слов...!!! Какой-то многоступенчатый непрерывный оргазм.