Carl Reinecke - Piano Concerto No. 1 in F sharp minor, Op. 72 (1860)

[@joey_zhu]

Reinecke deserves more attention

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

De l'attention écrivez vous ? Je dirais qu'il doit être reconnu comme l'un des meilleurs compositeurs de son époque .Il suffit d'entendre et de lire la musique à l'écran .Mais c'est un grand compositeur et très inspiré .

[@rogernortman9219]

Reinecke's symphonic works are the ultimate in pure, unadulterated, abstract, pure Romanticism. You ddon't have to be original to be a genius.

[@roberthayes7737]

To be honest, originality (to the extent that it is possible) is quite overrated.

[@steveegallo3384]

Roger Nortman -- ....But, then, How do you explain Rakhmaninov?

[@sandryushka]

@@steveegallo3384 As long as you have a pure enough and passionate enough musical feeling inside, and are capable of transferring that to music, you get someone like Rachmaninoff. Somebody very pure and introspective.

[@gwydionrhys7672]

Until earlier this year - 2023 - I had hardly heard a note of Reinecke’s music. I came across this concerto thanks to Simon Callaghan’s excellent recording on Hyperion (released in January 2023, and including Reinecke’s First, Second and Fourth piano concertos), with the Sinfonieorchester St. Gallen conducted by Modestas Pitrėnas. What a fantastic work, and by a quite marvellous composer as well!

[@fredericchopin7538]

Magnificent! Deserves to be more known

[@DanielRobertspiano]

I was fortunate to attend a rare live performance of this in Cardiff UK in 2005.

[@EpicPianoArrangements]

I can't believe this is the first time I'm hearing a Reinecke concerto... not because I chose not to listen to them, but because I wasn't aware he had written any. This is quite stunning.

[@jnvscan]

I´m writing two years after you sent your message. I didnt know him till today when i heard this concert in a classical music broadcast. I dont know why he is so unknown. He is a good composer. Te concert makes me think in Brahms.

[@gustavolascalea1525]

In fact, Reinecke composed 4 piano concertos...

[@robertdugmore5190]

@@jnvscan Also my first hearing of Reinecke and I'm 75! Why isn't he better known? I love this music.

[@owengette8089]

@@robertdugmore5190 unfortunately, recognition in music is seldom reasonable.

[@joeboyle5864]

@@jnvscan In 1860, Brahms was 27. Reinecke was 36. Who influenced whom ?

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

Magnifique concerto pour piano d'un bout à l'autre ,époustouflant de virtuosité et de lyrisme .Grandiose et tendre à la fois .Une mention spéciale pour le second mouvement où interviennent en premier le violoncelle puis le violon .Qu'on arrête de dénigrer Karl Reinecke ,un des meilleurs compositeurs de son temps .Le musicalement correct est "hast been" .On a trop souvent rabâche les mêmes oeuvres des mêmes compositeurs .Du Joachim Raff,Reinecke ,Bruck ou encore du Karl Davidoff maintenant .

[@jenniejcao]

Mvt 2: 13:23 Mvt 3: 20:40

[@metteholm4833]

WOW! Quite an impressive list of students.... and an impressive level of activity during his last five years!

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

Charles Reinecke a été adoré et beaucoup joué .La grand mère d'un ami allemand a joué en sa présence un de ses concertos . ses concertos pour violon et pour violoncelle sont très beaux également et jamais joué .triste

[@harryandruschak2843]

Another work I have never heard before. Thank you

[@owengette8089]

12:31 also, pay attention to the finale- you will hear snippets of a theme you’ll find in his harp concerto (i.e. 25:17, etc.)

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

This is an accomplished, tuneful, exhilarating concerto, showing the influence of Liszt and Schumann, but also much originality, especially in the inspired 'adagio', that creates a special, unique atmosphere. The performance leaves nothing to be desired; I'm familiar with the Gerald Robbins versions of this and the 2nd Concerto which are good, but I'm glad that all four of Reinecke's piano concerti are now available in up-to-date sound. I heard the masterful 3rd for the first time recently; now I'm ready to acquaint myself with the 4th.

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

@bill Bloggs Explain or elaborate on that assessment if I'm to take it seriously, let alone take it to heart.

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

Comme vous avez raison .Le 3 concerto est exceptionnel .

[@stephanjwilliams]

The third movement is so enjoyable to listen to.

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo brilliance concerto

[@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks]

Very nice!

[@fulviopolce9785]

Un musicista dei massimi esponenti della musics 'astratta'. Superbo concerto. Magnifico l'Adagio. Ottimo caricamento e un saluto a Bartje.

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Brillant concerto que le 1 er de C Reinecke , post romantique allemand , superbement restitué ici !

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

Oui mais pour rappel il est né en 1826 . Vraiment post romantique ? Que dire de Rachmaninov alors mort en 1944 ? De son temps tout simplement.

[@rogernortman9219]

Say what you will about a conservative style, all 4 of them are absolutely great!

[@rogernortman9219]

Steve we've had run-in individuals before. I don't EXPLAIN composers or specific pieces of m0usic. I EMOTIONALLY INTER,ALIZE!~ If it makes me feel good, I like it; if not, I don't Music has absolutely NO REFERENTIAL IMPORTANCE for m!! Iy is strictly an EMORIOMAL STIMULANT, complicated as the vertical and horizontal harmonic interrelationship between tens of thousands of notes ,ay beI'm almost 80. Public opinion can go to hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rogerkorcia.girard5910]

Yes yes yes .différents but wonderfull

[@mikimiki-tb7qf]

I have had no idea that such brilliant concertos exist.In some moments sounds as Chopin's concerto.Worth exploring.

[@goldberg72]

A tratti anche brahms

[@diegoarmandoperezmendoza399]

Thanks for the music concerto, it was impresive and very cool, thanks one like!!! One Subscription too!

[@vince-tcturner9082]

Lovely piece. Brahms steady hand seems to be behind most of it.

[@bobschaaf2549]

Brahms, no. Schumann.

[@vogelalsprophet]

Der 2. Satz macht süchtig!

[@tepmich]

Musikalische Reflexionen über das moralische Prinzip !!! Tepper Michael.

[@tepmich]

Musical reflections on the moral principle Tepper Michael.

[@calebhu6383]

1:37

[@mikedaniels3009]

Chopin's third piano concerto in F# minor.

[@arlettehellemans2117]

Oui, R.Korcia, les musicologues, directeurs de conservatoire, professeurs de musique, organisateurs de concert, maisons de disques, programmateurs de radios classiques sont tous des cons. J'ai dévouvert KZbin 20 ans trop tard, hélas...

[@giovannibrunoro1055]

minchia!

[@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks]

Non dire così che spaventi gli inglesi!