(Beatrice Rana | 2024 | Live) Liszt: Sonata in B minor, S.178

[@jamesaknight1]

That pause before the Andante Sostenuto comes back at 27:55 is sublime piano playing...

[@НадеждаБогданова-р7э]

Да,Беатрис РАНА-очень яркая индивидуальность,и она исполнила эту сонату тонко и проникновенно и ни на кого не похоже. Спасибо большое за то,что Вы делитесь с нами своими приобретениями! Всего доброго! 30.03.2024.

[@screumeuleu]

In 2 hours time I will be hearing her live for the first time, I am soooooo thrilled

[@christian-johansson]

Oh! I hope you'll get a great concert. She's very youthful still, but she is a super talent.

[@jorislejeune]

@@christian-johansson I heard her play this in Antwerp a couple of months ago, it was stunning. Not just technically but the clarity and organisation of the playing were superb.

[@screumeuleu]

@@christian-johansson ... and it was a great Rach2 !

[@christian-johansson]

@@jorislejeuneI'm still waiting for her here. Or for her recital debut rather, she has appeared with orchestra several times. Surely it's our turn in 24/25!

[@ADGO]

I still find it incredible how in just a few short years she's given performances which are already among my all-time favourites - Ravel's Miroirs, Chopin's op. 25 etudes, Schumann's Sym Etudes and now this sonata.

[@ADGO]

That was great. She's so talented. Thank you

[@bobmeyers186]

I saw this live in Washington DC recently

[@adrianmelendez3194]

Was this Carnegie Hall? She was excellent, the Chopin encore (Aeolian Harp) was also a highlight

[@mark-one5707]

I think it may be from a recital she gave in Paris around the middle of February. It was broadcast on the RadioFrance website. I saw her too at Carnegie Hall. The entire recital was brilliant, but the Liszt Sonata and the Chopin went above and beyond.

[@suremate]

Philharmonie de Paris

[@vinylisland6386]

And God created Rana and saw that it was good.

[@micaelabonetti949]

Beautifully thought and written. And true.

[@suremate]

Her programme for next season looks good too. I'd almost be willing to travel to hear it, but let's hope that she does play a recital here in the end.