Chopin: Grand Fantasy on Polish Airs, Op. 13 - Artur Rubinstein, 1969 - Ormandy - RCA LSC 3055

[@fransmeersman2334]

Who else than Chopin and the great artist Rubinstein could let us hear and feel the Polish melancholic and dancing soul. Marvelous !

[@박순향-v7o]

THANKS TO HEAR THIS BEAUTIFUL MELODY PLAYED BY RUBINSTEIN

[@sergiociomei1197]

He's also part of the great polish school,even if he's almost considered an american pianist ("The Million Dollar Trio" with Heifetz and Piatigorsky is a good indication of that!). I adore his performance of this rare piece of Chopin,and I suppose he was not anymore a youngster when he recorded it,so...double chapeau!!!

[@jackatherton0111]

Chopin improvised much of this on an early visit to Berlin when he played informally for a postmaster and his “two pretty daughters “! Marvelous , both the piece and of course Rubinstein.

[@tommysmyth1210]

7:07-9:32 is incredible

[@messrtwinky]

This piece entices and encaptures me. Rhapsodic. Scintillating. Entrancing. Tragic. Dancing. Sparkling throughout!! Romantic to its core, "Polish Potpourri" is all these. Its heady and aromatic fragrance will stay with one for days; especially as played by Rubinstein. He captures the heart of Chopin as no other can.

[@philiprostek]

Beautiful to hear! Thank You.

[@luciasona2231]

Grazie! Molto vario questo concerto. Ho ascoltato con piacere tutti i brani e mi ha stupito il finale.

[@caiobarros7946]

It's like Mozard meets Chopin. So delightful.

[@二郎真]

素晴らしい演奏をアップしていただき､ありがとうございます。この曲目をもっと聞く機会があればと思います。

[@davidhertzberg]

光栄です。 あなたはここで私のビデオの詳細を聞くことができます：kzbin.info/aero/PL1gAgJIplj-nEq-po45kWtVHqX8QJ078C

[@davidhertzberg]

At 3:48 above, you can hear this touching, classic Polish melody: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3m8fa2qhZyCjqc

[@mmbmbmbmb]

Yes, very touching indeed. The entire Grand Fantasy is another of Chopin's gems I hear for the first time. And what a fabulous rendition it is. Thank you for bringing us so close to the 'Polish Musical Spirit' !

[@fransmeersman2334]

@@mmbmbmbmb Like you once said Karin about a musical work, it's so beautiful it hurts.

[@notaire2]

Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation dieser romantischen und ziemlich ethnisch komponierten Fantasie mit klarem doch zugleich elegantem Klang des unvergreichlichen Soloklaviers sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der intelligente und erfahrene Dirigent leitet das hoch funktionelle Orchester im veränderlichen Tempo und mit künstlerisch kontrollierter Dynamik. Wahrlich fantastisch!

[@butter5014]

Was für ein langer Satz! Aber ich bin komplett einverstanden - diese Interpretation ist eine der Schönsten von Rubinstein!

[@fulviopolce9785]

Eccezionale inserimento ,con tanti complimenti ,di questo lavoro orchestrale giovanile di Chopin.Fantastica interpretazione di Rubinstein.

[@MargueriteMitchell-w7m]

There’s only one Rubinstein and his magnificent talent inspires us to this day.

[@sofiacanovilches5928]

Esta música es pura fantasía un regalo de Polonia una gran suerte olirla❤️😃😃

[@viktorpianist]

Reminds me of Chopin Mazurka op. 59 no. 1

[@rtxa]

Just came for 6:07, I like that melody :)

[@ricardotoledo8834]

Chopin e suas maravilhas emocionam o coração humano

[@MicheleAngeliniTenor]

I wonder who arranged the orchestral parts for this performance...in following the full scores (Two different plates from Breitkopf & Haertel) the orchestration is far simpler than what is on this recording. I'd be interested to know what the reasoning was behind it and who did it. Either way it sounds fabulous.

[@sgut1947]

I think it's the orchestration by Vasily Safanoff.

[@ЛюбовьСинельникова-с2к]

👏🤗🌏⚘

[@ЛюбовьСинельникова-с2к]

🤗🌏⚘

[@tolgis]

sagopa kajmer - pes etmek yok teslim olmak yok

[@Amphitera]

not a fan of this version. Orchestration is poor, far too fast in some passages, and I've never understood the hype around Rubinstein, he's an average player at best.

[@moonshinesa8234]

I’m surprised you bothered to listen to it at all.

[@lech2897]

Nobody plays, or has ever played, Chopin better than Rubinstein.