Balakirev - Scherzos no. 1, 2 and 3

[@emilyhutjes]

Brilliant and beautiful. (The Netherlands)

[@harryandruschak2843]

I notice you have a playlist of seven videos of Balakirev's piano works. I am having a relaxing Sunday afternoon listening to all of them on your channel. Thank you

[@nosehow2liv525]

This pedestrian plonking does this colorful music no justice.

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Браво

[@ThePianoChannelonline]

amazing!

[@f1f1s]

Balakirev’s First Scherzo is just as any First Scherzo should be: demonically powerful, an outburst of transcendental bedevilling; bonus points for the darkest key possible-h moll. 4:08--4:20 is the perfect way to descend in a fathomless abyss of the Russian Late Romantic grieving. I just do not understand why the whole turmoil was ended in major. Why-y? Why did he charm away the darkness?

[@robertoesquivel4447]

Not everyone is as evil as you'd possibly like them to be

[@MaestroStefanoPetrini]

si bemolle-hmoll is blue.it's not the darkest

[@josephlaredo5272]

Why call it a "joke", though? Black humour?

[@Viktorvelat95]

@@MaestroStefanoPetrini A synesthesia is a subjective matter, every musician or a person with perfect pitch that has a synesthesia views musical notes as different colors; to me the darkest key is the C sharp minor which is totally dark and black, while the B minor is rather dark grey; the E major and the E minor are the two shades of blue to me

[@Poliunica]

I love this Music and the paintings too! Can you tell the painter's name, please? Tks

[@shafikal-hamdani7873]

Edouard Vuillard. "Madame Vuillard Reading the Newspaper."

[@gabrielemazzeo5853]

Could I please ask you for the name of the painter? Greetings

[@shafikal-hamdani7873]

Edouard Vuillard. " Madame Vuillard Reading the Newspaper. "

[@viktorartemiev525]

Good! Better than Chopin. Worse than Scriabin. Nevertheless ― good! Exclusively my opinion.