Borodin: Complete Piano Music (Full Album)

[@flyingpenandpaper6119]

This is the first time I have listened to Borodin in earnest and I have adored every piece I have heard so far. While he sounds quite traditional, all of his music seems exquisite. I am glad I have discovered this. Thank you.

[@LukeFaulkner]

Popped up on my recommended - tbf KZbin knows me well!

[@andreasweil5237]

Was für eine wunderschöne Musik!!! Herrlich!!!!!

[@VallaMusic]

never listened to Borodin's piano music before - now so glad i did - this magnificent music is so full of moving beauty and grace

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

I like the nocturne from the petite suite. I confused it with Chopin.

[@yizzy6117]

same, only his orchestral pieces. interesting stuff so far

[@КуликоваСветлана-э5ъ]

Потрясающе!!! Хочется слушать и слушать, неостанавливаясь

[@maxfochtmann9576]

Да, хочется слушать бесконечно.

[@stonefireice6058]

I’m so glad, so many are discovering Borodin’s piano music, most of which was composed in style, similar to music of his peers: Rimsky-Korsakov, Mussorgsky, Kui, Balakirev- The Mighty group ( Могучая кучка). It’s undeniably Russian! The image in this video is Borodin bust with gold mosaics of his music to Prince Igor- the memorial on his grave in St Petersburg, right next to Tchaikovsky. Growing up in StPete, I used to visit both and lay flowers on their birthdays.

[@luden6794]

For mobile users: 00:00:00 Petite Suite: I. Au couvent. Andante religioso (1885) 00:06:03 Petite Suite: II. Intermezzo. Tempo di menuetto (1885) 00:09:33 Petite Suite: III. Mazurka No. 1, Allegro (1885) 00:12:23 Petite Suite: IV. Mazurka No. 2, Allegretto (1885) 00:16:22 Petite Suite: V. Rêverie. Andante (1885) 00:18:29 Petite Suite: VI. Sérénade. Allegretto (1885) 00:20:40 Petite Suite: VII. Nocturne. Andantino (1885) 00:23:43 Scherzo in A-Flat Major (1885) 00:27:04 Dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale, for Piano Four Hands (Arr. Borodin, 1880) 00:34:43 Paraphrases: Prélude (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:35:29 Paraphrases: Polka (1878-79) 00:36:46 Paraphrases: Marche Funèbre (1878-79) 00:38:26 Paraphrases: Valse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:40:25 Paraphrases: Berceuse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:42:59 Paraphrases: Galop (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:44:02 Paraphrases: Gigue (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:44:50 Paraphrases: Fughetta on B-A-C-H (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:45:30 Paraphrases: Tarantella (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:46:52 Paraphrases: Menuetto (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:47:47 Paraphrases: Valse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:49:51 Paraphrases: Requiem (1878-79) 00:53:35 Paraphrases: Carillon (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:55:11 Paraphrases: Mazurka (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:56:39 Paraphrases: Fugue Grotesque (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:57:22 Paraphrases: Cortège Triomphal (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79) 00:59:52 Tarantella in D Major for Piano Four Hands (1862) 01:04:20 Allegretto in D-Flat Major for Piano Four Hands (1861) 01:06:04 Scherzo in E Major for Piano Four Hands (1861) 01:11:04 Adagio patetico in A-Flat Major (1849) 01:15:10 Polka Hélène in D Minor (1843) 01:17:24 À la manière de Borodine (1913)

[@EvelynSinclair]

Thank you!

[@fraukapellmeisterherrbach3638]

Thanks

[@FilipaNunes87]

Thank you!

[@stevehinnenkamp5625]

So helpful!

[@AfroPoli]

The fact that you upload the music instead of making it unavailable online is very likable and actually made me buy this album. Well done, that's the kind of marketing I like. Subscribed.

[@TiticatFollies]

This is marvelous. I keep discovering wonderful pianists I have never heard of. I love Marco Rapetti's work. Thank you for this upload. I see you just added it today.

[@BrilliantClassics]

You're welcome. don't forget to subscribe, so you never miss an upload from our channel;)

[@marina1maina]

I love his music. Borodin was born in Saint Petersburg as an illegitimate son of a 62-year-old Georgian nobleman, Luka Stepanovich Gedevanishvili, and a married 25-year-old Russian woman, Evdokia Konstantinovna Antonova.

[@Queeen7q]

She was not married at that time. But his father was.

[@russian_classic]

marina maina, Luka Stepanovich is a quite unusual name for Georgian)

[@irakliareshidze9]

@@russian_classic Actually, Luka and Stephan are very popular names in Georgia (and it always was). As Georgians are christians, Gospel names are very popular. I am sure that you know, ovich is suffix among russians, that describes "Son of someone (for example: Stephan)". So don't be sarcastic please! (I mean ")" ). There are many "quite unusual" facts apart than name of Borodin. We can all agree on origins of this composer. It is a different matter which Musical school we belong him to.

[@cirongiliodtracia7254]

El apellido Gedevanishvili, como todos los terminados en shvili y todos los terminados en adsse (ss vale por s sonora) son típicamente georgianos.

[@davidvanbuskirk5638]

I love the serenade. It was turned into one of my favorite ballads for Kismet. Night of my Nights. Borodin won the Tony Award for best composer of a musical in 1954.

[@josefelipemartinezdomingue9488]

Que excelente interpretación. Felicitaciones muy hermosa música, gracias por aceptarme.

[@alkispiskas3580]

Thank you for sharing and the timestamps! They are always especially appreciated.

[@canman5060]

My most favourite recording on Brilliant Classics is 8 CDs collection of the near complete harpsichord works by G F Handel. This complete piano work by Borodin is a very rare great treat.Thanks very much for sharing.Already a long time subscriber.

[@barryfisher3881]

At the University Level the many many many hours of my study time was accented by twenty or thirty long play vinyl records of the renown and and outstanding composers, conductors and performers. Set on automatic in those days the turntable dropped record after record onto the platter thus surrounding me in the transporting sounds created by the truly great musical masters. Borodin was among them and thankfully is not an unknown to me. Thankfully likewise is the availability of so many luscious works on youTube uploaded by altruistic esthetes akin to myself. To these many people I express my gratitude and continue to enjoy the fruits of their efforts. Bravo and thank you. bjf/jamIII

[@loskar777]

coincido plenamente empeecé a escuchar música clasica por radio en mi secuncundaria y hasta hoy no he parado!!!

[@rudbeckie1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nádherné! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alokmishra9503]

So nice...great to keep discovering more composers on KZbin....better late than never...good for classical music...

[@hermesspotarosenkranz2632]

Mi rallegro con tutti coloro che hanno la fortuna di fare una sosta in questo mondo vivace, anche se piena di paradossi per godere di questo meraviglioso mazzo di armonie che aiutano a sollevare l'espiritud solo per venire a vedere ancora una volta che meraviglioso ordine e la perfezione le cose di Dio, si dice qui di musica che sono la matematica di Dio. Complimenti al creatore di questo video musicale. Chao. Shalom Ubrajah.

[@halilozdemirci4868]

Hermes Spota Rosenkranz b o

[@halilozdemirci4868]

et

[@hermesspotarosenkranz2632]

Grazie. Complimenti per l'operatore video.

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Superb!!!! Thank you for uploaded!!!

[@joseeduardosimoes5811]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!

[@loskar777]

si Borodin es un gran sinfonista hoy descubri al gran pianista!!!

[@andrewhill9093]

I have the CD and adore the piano version performed of "In the steppes of Central Asia". Great to have it available here on KZbin - already a subscriber.

[@steveegallo3384]

True, I never heard the Piano "Steppes" before.....Colossal! Bravo from San Agustinillo!

[@aark136]

Just the channel I was looking for. Fantastic

[@MrGer2295]

Beautiful performance ! Thanks for sharing :)

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Magnifique découverte que l’œuvre pianistique de Borodine connu surtout pour ses 3 Symphonies empreintes de l’esprit russe , ses Steppes de l’Asie centrale son grand succès et son célèbre Prince Igor et ses célèbres danses polovsienes . Au départ il était chimiste (travaux sur les aldéhydes cités durant mes études de pharmacie).

[@100Samosata]

Borodin è probabilmente sottovalutato come compositore, come dimostra anche la sua produzione pianistica

[@aluminium52]

thanks for all of your beautiful music uploads. you made me contact to splendid artists that i haven't known :)

[@marina1maina]

Borodin was born in Saint Petersburg as an illegitimate son of a 62-year-old Georgian nobleman, Luka Stepanovich Gedevanishvili, and a married 25-year-old Russian woman, Evdokia Konstantinovna Antonova. )

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@BrilliantClassics]

you're welcome:)

[@michaelbrodsky1221]

Bravo--the scherzo, among other works, is wonderfully played.

[@lupa34]

Brilliant Classics,Gracias por subir es joya.

[@Greenstarlion]

Very beautiful

[@jraldne1]

THANK YOU!!...

[@jasonhorowitz1432]

Great music, wonderfully played. The last piece, by the way, is by Ravel. (It's his tribute to Borodine.)

[@Aberelimar]

interestingly calm and time stretching

[@handznet]

Amazing, if there is anything I love it is to discover hard to find piano music from Russian composers - youtube, you know me well.

[@buddha1983nibbana]

Спасибо...

[@samdoherty2284]

23:43 for most beautiful piano piece

[@miguelcatalangonzalez388]

Congratulations from a new subscriber

[@polychronio]

magnificent....!!!

[@ghostinadistortion]

Recuerdo haber leído parte de la historia de Borodin, luego de haber comprado un libro en una feria de antigüedades. Desde ese día soy fan de el.

[@ModestoPlanejados]

I had also never heard Borodin's play the piano although I'm sure he didn't know how to play the piano, how is it possible to create so well? He reminded me of Mussorgsky, I know they were very close friends and Mussorgsky admired him a lot. The tones are very similar, it feels like I'm listening to Mussrorgsky.

[@stonefireice6058]

You are right about his music. Borodin belonged to the rebellious group of Russian composers the Mighty group, that rebelled against dominance of Italian and German music in Russia. They were Mussorgsky, Borodin, Rimsky- Korsakov, Cui and Balakirev. Their music is purely Russian! As for his musical education, most of Upper and middle classes children received extensive well- rounded education at home in languages, music, literature and etiquette. Borodin became a renowned professor of Chemistry, who had many innovations and laws, named after him. His love for composing was secondary! His hobby

[@ModestoPlanejados]

muito bom!!!!

[@DannyVFiddler]

Definitely!!! I love your channel, please maybe you can upload Borodin string cuartets??? or if you have show me where thanks a lot Brilliant Classics!!!

[@hectordiaz3137]

Una joya. gracias.

[@ronaldofabiano2353]

O contraste entre o ímpeto para ficar sozinho, e o sonhar com o amor lírico a encontrar. Nota amorosa não deixa o amor passar.

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Borodine était un chimiste(travaux sur les aldéhydes CHO ) . Son œuvre musicale : 3 symphonies inspirées par la Russie, Steppes de l’Asie Centrale son gros tube et son chef d’œuvre de son unique opéra Le Prince Igor et ses célèbres danses polovsiennes . Son œuvre pianistique est une heureuse découverte

[@kevinteichroeb6997]

Not half-bad for a chemist. I think this guy has a bright future if he ever takes up composing seriously!

[@serg68ful]

Khemistrist, surgeon, composer - strange mix!

[@kennethli8396]

khemistrist

[@steveegallo3384]

I believe that Saint-Saenz, too, was a Polymath.

[@theyvanmcgregor]

Réveil sans limitation(BRAVO)

[@ModestoPlanejados]

немного истории Мусоргки был неправильно понят из-за того, что он принял нормальное, поэтому создал его импровизационно, а большинство не могло его оценить из-за изменений в скорости, тональности и т. д. Александр Бородин был его поклонником, потому что он не придерживался стандартов, желая создавать свои собственные смыслы для музыки в целом и не позволять влияниям определять его стиль. Он, безусловно, был фортепианным монстром.

[@вселенная-и9г]

Beautiful Russian music

[@AbaloneWorld]

Masters give us beautiful music, like this classic. Is there any way to be safe? There is God's way. By faith to believe: - Isaiah chapter 7: verse 14; Therefore, the Lord himself will give you a sign; Behold, a virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call his name Emmanuel. (Hebrew is meant: God מָּנוּאֵל, "God is with us," in human flesh, like a man, but without sin) - John 3: 16 For God loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life. 17 God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world; but the world through Him can be saved. - “All have sinned and lack the glory of God.” Romans chapter 3: verse 23 - "The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans chapter 6: verse 23 - “I am the way, the truth and the life: no one comes to the Father but by me.” John 14: 6 - “Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, and he was buried, and on the third day he rose up again according to the Scriptures” 1 Cor. 15: 3-4 - “In whom we have atonement through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the richness of his grace”; Ephesians. 1: 7 - Romans 10: 9 that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 13 For whoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. - "Therefore, since we were justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." Romans 5: 1 - Salvation, forgiveness of sins is available to anyone who believes in Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.

[@paulheffron4836]

Thank you for sharing these powerful scripture verses to meditate on while listening to this beautiful music sent from heaven.

[@123meanderer]

Why do you choose so selectively from your bible. Are you ashamed of it? In the Bible, words having to do with killing significantly outnumber words having to do with love. Why not choose some of these verses? infidels.org/library/modern/donald_morgan/atrocity.html

[@MusicyOfficial]

Nice channel

[@mariaisabelaranedaespinace586]

Hermosa esa interpretación de piano de Borodin . Nunca la había escuchado GRACIAS!!!

[@kyhykw]

VI. Sérénade. Allegretto が、RavelのÀ la manière de Borodine の元になったのね(初めて知った)

[@SJ-zd4ox]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼⚘

[@zvezdinki7998]

Just unknown

[@rumikallenbach]

8:27

[@brkahn]

Avec les paraphrases, j'ai compris le sens profond de l'expression "ad nauseam". Désolé, Borodine: en général j'aime bien ce que vous faites; avec un thème pareil, deux ou trois variations à la rigueur, mais 16...

[@Leofiora]

Esta ''Parafrasis: Berceuse'' tiene un ritmo muy parecido al estilo Huella, de Argentina y Uruguay: kzbin.info/www/bejne/horYgqWjatGKjdU

[@Fidel-uz9iu]

Borodino, total musica rusa

[@a.hoessle6708]

alleine und sentimental

[@reneematte8426]

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[@cristianm7097]

Does this music cure depression or drives people to suicide ?

[@bradfordkellogg358]

Cures depression. It cannot drive to suicide.

[@paulheffron4836]

Beauty is one of the cures for all ailments known to man.This beautiful music is an example of what we can take into our senses that affects us positively. Being out in nature and creating a clean attractive environment in our homes also helps a lot. God bless you, Cristian. You are one of God's beautiful creations as well.

[@serg68ful]

Its gives a choice

[@germanquintero10121946]

DELICIOSO

[@a.p.kartsev]

+

[@lbj4993]

I listen to classical piano on a daily basis, piano is my absolute favorite, but some of these pieces are just repetitive and annoying as if he, Borodin, was running out of patience and just rushed through it. Maybe he had a hot date or something, who knows, but towards the end (after the 55 minute-mark or so) I just couldn't take it anymore. Anyhow, onwards and upwards.:):):)

[@mmclanecello1]

Nothing personal but I hope in the future you can imagine yourself as a piano composer and truly imagine what it takes to write this sort of music.

[@matthiash6764]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chopsticks_(waltz) Check out the first paragraph, it sounds repetitive because they are all only variations based on the same piece. I don't think they were thought to be performed one after the other. They are made for a nine year-old to play the repeating top line and a good pianist to play the accompaniment.