Charles Koechlin: Paysages et marines, pour piano (1917) No.1-5

[@franckcoinchelin9862]

Une délicieuse musique !..

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

Koechlin's music is always very interesting and prompts you to wonder why he wasn't more popular.

[@xoregosperformingcompany8549]

Koechlin-a marvelous composer unknown today---thank you

[@edwilliams9914]

Yet another introduction to a musician I was unaware of and whose music it would be tragic to miss. Thanks again WelleszCompany!

[@nostalgicmodernist1399]

Gorgeous! I had only heard the chamber version of these pieces ...

[@ackamack101]

Thank you for this most beautiful upload! Gorgeous!

[@sonicsnap1173]

Great work and excellent performance. Thanks for the upload!

[@JulienDu92]

absolutely beautiful, and dreamy

[@ackamack101]

1- 0:01 2- 2:15 3- 4:43 4- 7:06 5- 9:34

[@idolinocreon4418]

Dreamy,gorgeus!

[@4candles]

Gorgeous music! I'm glad I came across Koechlin :)

[@KorstickPianist]

The performance is by Michael Korstick, a German pianist who plays a lot of French music. His Debussy is spectacular, too.

[@tatanedupont6400]

Non ! Charles Koechlin est Français, originaire d'Alsace et non Allemand. Nombreux Français ont des noms Germaniques, Celtes, Polonais, Arméniens, Arabes, Italiens, Portugais ou autres. C'est ce qui fait la richesse et la singularité de la France, Pays multiple dans son unité !...

[@tomdis8637]

Wonderful music, so deeply thoughtful, and very much unlike Koechlin’s quite academic style in many of his [chamber] works. I sure wish I could find the score and parts to his String Quartet #2…it’s by far the best of the three. He orchestrated it as his Second Symphony but did not shepherd the publication of Quartet #2. BTW, there’s got to be a better painting out there than the one that accompanies this excellent performance. LOL

[@ackamack101]

My 2 black cats love this music.

[@SSNewberry]

Posting who the pianist is would be appreciated, this is a lovely and sensitive performance.

[@warmswarm]

Stirling Newberry - Have you never been tempted to click just underneath the video title..... where it says SHOW MORE. You should try it sometime, it will open up a whole new world for you.

[@SSNewberry]

@@warmswarm I posted my comment, claerly you disagree. I stand by my comment.

[@warmswarm]

@@SSNewberry - I wonder if you even understand what I'm talking about. Where it says "Show more" is where the info you were asking about is. It's called the description.

[@SSNewberry]

@@warmswarm You should nominate your picture for this pase: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect. Clearly you do not understand what I meant. I am sorry for you.

[@warmswarm]

@@SSNewberry - Stirling, tell me, what is a "pase"? Is it anything like a "page". Don't feel sorry for me, at least I understand what happens when you click on the Show More button.

[@mikeg2924]

Reminds me of Eric Satie, somehow.