Boris Berezovsky plays Scriabin and Rachmaninov (La folle journée 2018)

[@hyenal9588]

Alexander Scriabin Etudes 00:18 Op. 42-3 01:19 Op. 42-4 03:18 Op. 42-5 06:17 Op. 65-2 Sonata no. 5, Op. 53 09:25 Sergei Rachmaninov Preludes 20:54 Op. 32-5 23:27 Op. 23-5 27:27 Op. 32-9 30:04 Op. 32-10 34:52 Op. 32-11 36:58 Op. 32-12 Bis Scriabin Prelude & Nocturne for the Left Hand, Op. 9 40:05 Prelude 42:10 Nocturne Rachmaninov Sonata in G minor for Cello and Piano, Op.19 46:58 3rd movement - Andante (with Henri Demarquette)

[@MrElenaEugenia]

hyenal, this "Carte blanche à Boris Berezovsky" Nant-2020! www.francemusique.fr/emissions/concerts-folle-journee-de-nantes/carte-blanche-a-boris-berezovsky-a-la-folle-journee-de-nantes-2020-80547?fbclid=IwAR1SfZQKMn_BlPwsppy7-7337PfVD8SWSN2Q3nz14rmx2wYo7MdzVC4EdzQ

[@ludmilakladnicka3460]

Прекрасный, Великолепный, изумительный. Нет слов чтобы выразить восторг от исполняемых им произведений! От всей души благодарю, спасибо за удовольствия-слушать в Вашем исполнении многие произведения.

[@ВиталийГуревич-ш1ц]

Невероянтная текучесть! Высший пилотаж! + безупречность

[@НаргизПолатханова]

Безупречное исполнение!!! Браво!!!!

[@lockjiang]

his Scriabin is so different, sumptuous and lyrical, from Richter or Horowitz, even catches moments of tenderness, unforgettable.

[@hyenal9588]

Many thanks for the good point!

[@MegaPetrof]

Indeed. And often v., v. beautiful. But in places uncomfortably bit rushed? E.g., the arpeggiations and generally the spacing in the left hand nocturne? (Perhaps it's just my ears!)

[@orlandocfi]

MegaPetrof ...I agree with your assessment. I believe the main criticism in his performances is that he often rushes. The same has been said of Argerich and it certainly hasn’t hurt her career!

[@TomCL-vb6xc]

@@orlandocfi I think if there is one composer who’s work fits encourages a very spirited rubato it is maestro Scriabin.

[@biggreenlzrd]

I could listen to this recording of the cello sonata a thousand times and never tire of it

[@Beatlel1]

I agree. I love when Boris plays in the treble area while the cello descends to the lower notes. And indeed goes down one whole octave. Indescribably gorgeous.

[@Beatlel1]

What is the name of this cello sonata?

[@biggreenlzrd]

Rachmaninoff - Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 19, 3rd movement

[@pelegrino791]

Quel pianiste mais quel pianiste ....

[@ЛюбовьПотемина-ш3б]

Quel bonheur d'avoir un éventail de tels musiciens éminents ! J'apprécie ( j'adore) Stéphane Blet ( BB et lui ont le même âge. Je l'aime non seulement en tant que maître: pianiste, compositeur et celui qui arrange les oeuvres à merveille, mais je l'admire aussi pour son engagement politique.

[@nianeko3670]

Beautiful Scriabin! 07:47 Op. 65-3

[@posamsaso]

스크랴빈 프렐류드&녹턴~ 아름다운 곡과 연주입니다🤣^^

[@MrElenaEugenia]

SUPER!!

[@hyenal9588]

Elena, could you please listen to this kzbin.info/www/bejne/on6yqHuBacumhrc and tell me the title of the last(=third) encore? (cause I don't understand Russian and cannot identify that piece, either.)

[@MrElenaEugenia]

last encore is romance, AK and BB pays a tribute to Dmitri Hvorostovsky - he died 22 november 2017

[@hyenal9588]

MrsElenaEugenia Thank you! Is the composer Brahms??

[@MrElenaEugenia]

Yes, Brahms. She says only Brahms, romance...

[@hyenal9588]

MrsElenaEugenia Thanks!!

[@carloswilhelm3790]

Desafiante en su presentación personal, pero brillante en su ejecución...!

[@TomCL-vb6xc]

Is someone in the audience dying at the end of Rach’s prelude in b minor?

[@cristic767]

RAGE AS RENOWNED RUSSIAN PIANIST CALLS FOR KYIV TO BE SHUT DOWN March 14, 2022 Among other appalling statements, he urges the military to cut off electricity from Kyiv. A military officer on the programme says, ‘that would create a humanitarian catastrophe’. Berezovsky does not seem bothered.

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

What it has to do with this video of music? Post comments below the video where he talks, why here.

[@y.zonomatop7104]

"Couper l'électricité, la lumière à Kiev", cette banderafasciste... Et quelle élégance dans le verbe !