Alexei Tartakovsky - Ravel, Miroirs

[@thomasthompson6378]

Mr. Tartakovsky makes each of these pieces positively shimmer with Ravel's genius -- and his own. Thanks for these lovely performances.

[@kathykim6315]

I have rarely heard Ravel played this beautifully.

[@matthieucailliau]

Magistrale interprétation. Tartakovsky mériterait d'être davantage connu !

[@rayhardin1066]

Astounding technique, breathtakingly beautiful playing. Bravissimo, Alexei!

[@jeffparis2419]

Une palette Pianistique Extraordinaire, une véritable immersion dans le matériau sonore exigent de Ravel avec Très Grande Sensibilité, Très Beau moment Musical , Merci 🙏🏼

[@matthieucailliau]

Exigeant en effet ! Il mériterait d'être davantage connu !

[@empyreuma]

Just incredible Bravo Alexei

[@funkygh]

Nice. Thank you for making Alborada a dance, which is what it is...

[@bernardparret3191]

Interprétation d'une grande subtilité. Ce pianiste a un touché qui convient bien à l'oeuvre de Ravel.

[@bernardparret3191]

Certains, habitués à l'interprétation de Larrocha, trouveront peut-être Tartakovsky trop intimiste. Mais Ravel, dans ses oeuvres de piano solo, ne cultive-t-il pas souvent l'intime de l'intime, le secret, le mi-dire ?

[@ivanaraque]

That's the most beautiful Mirrors I've heard in years, reminds me of my beloved Richter, the end of La vallée des cloches moved me to tears, thanks.

[@AlexeiTartakovsky]

Thank you, that means a lot, as in fact I consider Richter's 1965 Prague performance of Miroirs ideal.

[@mltanner]

I wanted to see a performance of Miroirs and found this. I have seen it again and again and each time I like it more. The video is so well done to get every nuance of the Miroirs. through seeing the hands. And these hands are incredibly photogenic.

[@darrelllindsay8656]

my sentiments as well!

[@Wagon_Lord]

ugh we get it, you have a hand fetish 😉

[@cannedtulips1106]

The performance looked so effortless😍

[@larespo1]

So outrageously good! Sumptuous playing. Thank you!!!!! Exquisite. And you make it effortless.

[@CarlosValero]

Amazing!

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

J’adore Ravel. C’est formidable!

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Absolutely wonderful performance. Nothing short of superb. Thanks ever so much for posting.

[@ОльгаКарпова-ф4н]

Божественное исполнение! На волнах музыки улетаешь в космос!

[@muhammadyusuf-ye3jc]

clean sound. nice all

[@mccreeper03]

Un barque sur l'ocean is definitely the best

[@qazqa133]

what a great performence!

[@theothercuber]

Stunning!

[@lauraguelpa5646]

Suono e fraseggio bellissimi!!!!!bravo!!

[@CoenvanDongen]

I love it!

[@williametheridge1764]

dont much care who plays this, all good... is simply splendid music. King of the Kidz was M Ravel.

[@adanmartinezpiano]

A little fast for my taste. Nevertheless, you can hear every note and the style is amazing. Exquisite.

[@sdmunroe]

Oh, show the hands. That's why I was watching.

[@ezekielisaia]

Yes! So frustrating!

[@mgolden556]

I like the hand hair hehe

[@olegreztsov9798]

Странно...многие пишут о "торопливости" в исполнении "Лодки..." Темп очень спокойный....слышал и живьём, и в записи гораздо более подвижные исполнения этой пьесы (Николаева, Быстряков...)

[@ChristianPerrotta]

Doesn't he look just like Ted Mosby from "How I met your mother?" (great performance, btw)

[@olegreztsov9798]

Настолько сосредоточенно сыграть в концерте (или аплодисменты в конце - просто аудиозапись?..) исключительно трудно...владение динамикой и экспрессией безупречное....а главное - реализация знаменитого пожелания Равеля об "отсутствии интерпретаторского произвола" - слушатель слышит не исполнителя, а автора.....при этом индивидуальность исполнителя чувствется в высокой степени...очень своеобразное исполние!...

[@EpreTroll]

un barque sur locean is so rushed :(

[@MJN260]

Imagine the boat in subordination of the power of the ocean's rushing waves...I think this pianist has the technical ability to brilliantly portray that image, as required by Ravel's depiction thereof through his use of sweeping phrases and arpeggiated figures...The ocean in not always slow and calm...but excellent pianistic skill and interpretation is nescessary to give justice to this piece. I could even sense the anxiousness and fear of the situation and definitely prefer this interpretation to that of a slower, and what would consequently be a more static performance...

[@TrainwaySons]

French is french, nouns have gender, and "barque" is feminine ^^ So it's "une barque". and yes, it's a bit rushed.