Bach Toccatas Nikolayeva (1984)

[@saracloud1894]

She makes Bach come alive.

[@tatianaandro4554]

Не только его, но и Шопена! Ее интерпретации Шопена прекрасны, изящны и чувственны!

[@literaine6550]

So glad I found her, her Bach playing is from heaven.

[@etruscie]

Listening to these four masterpieces played by her is all we know about life and death , and all we need to know.

[@tatianaandro4554]

Бах имеет чудесное свойство гармонизировать пространство! Когда я его слушаю, мои мысли приходят в порядок! Исполнение Татьяны Николаевой потрясающее!

[@davidschestenger3366]

We share this Tatiana, this absolutely transcends

[@elmiramuradova561]

Вы правы,соглашусь. Эта музыка меняет многое

[@petrosadamis8446]

Τ1​@@elmiramuradova561

[@peteacher52]

One of the very best pianists, heaped with accolades in her own country but not, unfortunately, widely known in the Southern Hemisphere.

[@tnsnamesoralong]

Bach: Toccata in D minor BWV 913 00:01 (Toccata) 01:01 [no tempo indication] 02:57 (Presto) 06:43 Adagio 09:47 Allegro Bach: Toccata in E Minor BWV 914 14:00 Toccata 14:45 Un poco allegro 16:13 Adagio 19:20 Fuga. Allegro Bach: Toccata in C Minor BWV 911 22:20 Toccata 23:38 Adagio 26:00 Fuga I. 29:00 Fuga II. Bach: Toccata in G major BWV 916 34:43 (Presto) 37:08 Adagio 40:41 Allegro

[@VeraKas-bz1to]

Why haven't I heard of this extraordinary pianist?. Russia has certainty created probably the best and most numerous pianists who interpreted Bach to the level of Heaven. As soneone once said:. Mozart is listened to by the angels. But God listens to Bach

[@corvanha1]

How do you know? You met them?

[@jackhogan1280]

She was very closely associated with Shostakovich, and premiered his 24 Preludes and Fugues, which were dedicated to her. He was inspired to write them after hearing her play the Bach 48 in a piano competition in (?) Prague.

[@corvanha1]

Bach is my doctor.

[@bharatc.sampat6406]

Just Stunning. No pianists come even close

[@metteholm4833]

Mme Nikolayeva! Thank you for having been here and for having supplied us with your brilliant art!

[@michaelroberts6894]

Bach is alive in her hands!

[@andreajermolgroppi969]

La più sottovalutata all' ombra dei diarchi Richter e Gilels. Che bel Bach ricco di colore. Non è del tutto la mia idea di Toccate ma fa riflettere. Grazie

[@elmiramuradova561]

Я бы не ставила Рихтера рядом с Гилельсом! Рихтера сделали идеологи того времени ,а Гилельс это настоящий титан музыки. Татьяна стоит на самой высокой ступени среди пианистов всех времен.

[@dufaygnani9697]

La più grande interprete di Bach di sempre

[@fernandorangelpinheiro2544]

Uma das maiores intérpretes de Bach. A conheci há pouco tempo e me apaixonei.

[@isabelruiz6446]

Maravilloso la música de Bach ,,Me encanta

[@gordonmartin11]

Exceptionnel ! Elle transcende Bach (si c'est possible...😊)

[@dollerakos]

26:00 - 34:42 - Эта фуга - чудо! Фантастика!

[@-leochutkin4132]

Обожаю! Впервые слышу в исполнении Николаевой, и как же оно отличается от [любимого мной] исполнения Марты Аргерих! У музыки Баха есть свойство прекрасно уживаться с разными исполнениями.

[@user-iu5zm2fg2z]

Красоте полифонии нет предела.исполнение потрясающее.

[@humamghassib2685]

Truly sublime. What would have I done without Bach and his brilliant interpreters such as Tatyana Nikolayeva?!

[@RB14149]

Danke Danke Danke Danke

[@Nessuno777]

Mi fa piacere che abbia apprezzato!

[@user-iu5zm2fg2z]

Потрясающе браво николаевой!

[@epsilon314-uy4po]

the cadence around 28:50.. just wow! goosebumps

[@jotammerretenezeta4509]

Qué interpretación de Bach. Me cuesta encontrar una tan buena como las de Nikolajeva!

[@11maverick22]

Tatyana Nikolayeva is my favorite Bach interpreter. I used to have LP with these recordings and have been looking for them on youtube a long time. Thank you for uploading. If you have anything else played by Nikolayeva, Bach or anything else, please upload. She is one of the best ever, but due to lack of exposure in West very underappreciated.

[@jhonviel7381]

i heard one of her recordings a few weeks ago and i was instantly hooked. dont know if something is wrong with me but her performance is just so much more impactful or meaningful? intentional. i cant put my finger on it, but it grabs my attention.

[@voraciousreader3341]

She plays Bach as though his music was from the Romantic period, her constant pedaling mushes the counterpoint so that you can’t even discern the voices….when this happens, _it is not Bach’s voice!!_ The polyphony is supposed to be clear as crystal, each voice a melody, a nearly impossible feat on the giant resonance of a grand piano….it gets entirely lost, so how is this a great “interpretation”??? The reason some silly people don’t like Glenn Gould’s playing is because he understands all of this and somehow gets around the resonance with technique….you can hear every complexity, _everything,_ and if people had studied Bach on the organ or harpsichord they would get it!

[@bbophead1]

@@voraciousreader3341 I love them both, for Gould's surgical clarity and Nikolayeva's romantic phrasing. After all, Bach would not have known the modern piano with pedals, only proving the greatness of Bach to survive many interpretations on many different instruments. It's all good.

[@sjlexternisti2315]

​@@bbophead1I think the same

[@henrifischer1119]

@@voraciousreader3341 I'm curious as to the difference between Tatyana's rendition and what you think is the correct approach. Would like to compare both. In the hope of finding Bach in the answer to the question "which is more and which is less like Bach". I always thought her renditions remind me more of the organ than what Gould did. But I'm a layman, so I'm never certain and always eager to learn. Perhaps you are someone who could add something of value. If only you had a different approach.

[@Dissed-Herbed]

Beautiful interpretations. This is true genius and art.

[@luigimontanari8862]

Formidabile

[@paulparoma]

Thank you so much for posting. I had the great pleasure of meeting this extraordinary woman as well as attending her recital and master classes in France back in 1986.

[@wamexart]

Lucky man, in 1986 there was still the echo of Gould realm, so it would have been quite an experience

[@paulparoma]

@@wamexart Forget Gould. He was an amateur and a freak.

[@arienne3000]

Geniale

[@kryschiou4449]

what wonderful recording! crisply clear, so nice!

[@steveegallo3384]

Ahhhhh.....that Toccata in E minor BWV 91 at 13:56.....Colossal virile performance easily rivaling Gould and Sokolov....remember Harvey Keitel (Gould) playing it in "Fingers"? BRAVA from Acapulco!

[@SherryGrant]

The sonority!

[@user-qp8cq4le9l]

まさかKZbinでニコライエワの演奏が聴けるとは思いませんでした。

[@robertfeyerabendt2541]

Putin sollte sich diese wunderbare Bach Interpretin anhören!! Vielleicht würde sein hartes Herz berührt. R. F. Organist aus Deutschland.

[@user-id7nj9ms9v]

Путин молодец! Он любит Россию- великую страну! А мы любим его!

[@lonesomealeks4206]

Mhm, vielleicht sollte Scholz zuerst sich eine russische Pianistin anhören... Wenn er es denn dürfte

[@Verbena64]

Зачем в мир Баха вмешиваете политику? Не верю,что вы человек искусства.

[@delta-bn4ns]

Татьяна Великая.

[@user-eu3bt4ji4k]

Гений.

[@pedroluis7669]

Second part of the Toccata in Em resembles Khachaturians's etude n. 5 from "pictures of childhood"!

[@user-sk4kd7ob2b]

Благодарю! Браво!

[@germanquintero10121946]

EXQUISITA

[@andreajermolgroppi969]

Richter era IL pianista di stato, certo. Gilels è semplicemente il mio pianista preferito. Ciononostante non si possono negare i meriti di Richter. Grazie per il suo commento appassionato.

[@haydnschlinger6740]

Usually I am against Bach being played on piano, but her playing made me make an exception.

[@hectorreynoso6308]

Me encanta! Celestial

[@oefischermusic]

❤

[@francescaemc2]

grazie

[@jpa1214]

Wow

[@cjoe6908]

很有意思的解释。谢谢

[@jaynemcgarry3095]

joy

[@lkh0120]

26:00 Toccata in C minor BWV 911 - fuga

[@tomasvalega]

Aunque para algunos le parezca que la toca más o menos lento, a me gustomucho y me parece que es una muy buena interpretación.

[@iamruslan-zf7up4zz3o]

🔥🔥🔥 🙏💓🙏

[@alexanderreikreik]

nessuno might be impoverished, he allows these fine tocccatas to be constantly interrupted by unwelcome advertisements

[@Nessuno777]

It's not up to me, I barely upload a video, I don't have the faintest idea how you can avoid ads and if it's even possible.

[@kerryberland2847]

@@Nessuno777 KZbin puts ads in streams regardless of the source. It's not the fault of the host. You can avoid the ads by subscribing to KZbin Premium, which is what I do. Worth the price. In a perfect world this wouldn't be necessary, but perhaps it's unrealistic to expect all this wonderful music for free without having to pay a little.

[@olathor1761]

🌹

[@nebovas9432]

Some people do not want to admit that Russian pianists are the best on this planet. Sorry, guys.

[@davidschestenger3366]

Martha argerich is not Russian

[@Hannusia01]

Glenn Gould

[@warrenrand3562]

haskil and lipatti but i guess rumania is close to russia......@@Hannusia01

[@emmanuelsales149]

Cortot, Michelangeli

[@hellbooks3024]

Let people root for their little teams. Go Bucks!

[@jiyujizai]

🍀🌸💛😀

[@user-ss8es8gl6w]

貴重な音源

[@a.lutz-conrad]

Toccata in c minor quite a bit like a GF Handel sonata... a bit of borrowing by GFH?

[@eytonshalom]

!!!

[@robbc.8183]

19:20

[@qwertyqwerty945]

При всем моём уважении к ней, Баха исполняет, как нечто среднее между Шопеном и Бетховеном, с налётом Моцарта. И очень много правой педали. После Гульда слушать ее Баха тяжко.

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

Sviatoslav Richter dressed in woman clothes (photo)

[@voraciousreader3341]

Ugh….she uses the _sustain pedal!!!_ Bach isn’t Chopin, the resonance of a grand piano is enough to mush the counterpoint into oatmeal! Why are great pianists driven to play Bach’s gorgeous architecture as though he wrote it in the Romantic period???

[@tomsrensen9382]

You have no clue what Bach would have thought of using sustain, genius.

[@valtrberg901]

@@tomsrensen9382 but what we know is he didnt have sustain pedal in mind writing these pieces smartass

[@tomsrensen9382]

@@valtrberg901 Nor the piano. Now what?

[@valtrberg901]

@@tomsrensen9382 playing bachs music on any kind of instrument doesnt hurt the essence of his music bachs genius suprasses the instrument you can play his 4 part fugues in string quartet enssemble or you can transcribe his orchestral pieces on a keyboard instrument it still holds together... you can play his art of the fugue on any instrument enssemble imaginable but playing counterpoint with pedal completely smashes the polyphony in a pulp ruining the structure all together you must be psychopath to enjoy this travesty

[@steveegallo3384]

@@valtrberg901 -- "Psychopath"? M'thinks the lady doth protest too much......Cheers from Acapulco!

[@annaamato8938]

No reklam please !!

[@Nessuno777]

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