Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No.2 complete in 432 Hz tuning

The Piano Concerto No.2 in Cm, Op. 18 was composed by Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff between 1900-1. This piece, dedicated to Nikolai Dahl, is one of Rachmaninoff's most enduringly popular ones.
All three movements are:
I. Moderato
II. Adagio sostenuto
III. Allegro scherzando
Enjoy this piano masterpiece in natural 432 Hz tuning... :-)
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[@Gwashingtoney]

It sounds wonderful with the tuning set to 432hz! I'm playing this with my high school orchestra as the piano part and I'm very excited.

[@papikabron18]

u wish u could play this at high school

[@MauricioRegaladoRodriguez]

I love this tuning its perfect i prefer this.! thanks with beautiful music !

[@mysticsun888]

o yes!! thank you for rachmaninoff uploading!!

[@ClassicalMusic432Hz]

+Meru Ur You are welcome, so glad you like Rachmaninoff in 432 Hz tunig... :)

[@panagiotislygouriotis7684]

Please let the world return to 432 Hertz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@federicogritti2915]

Ask the rockeefleeller why is that, they want you to feel bad so they can enslave you

[@oogway73]

That's not part of the agenda.

[@29huesos]

great music like no one on this times of war thanks for sharing love it

[@gustee1000]

Can you please tell us who was the pianist and who was the director on this specific, historic version? thx. Gustee.

[@trantiencaophong]

Who is the pianist? Who is the conductor? Anh which is the orchestra?

[@AyaMohamed-rf8jl]

one of my dream is just playing the first movement.. :(

[@infinitewisdom9619]

Thank you so much!

[@malupezzin9877]

A genialidade de Rachmaaninoff

[@dancezario]

Wonderful

[@Merseyrock]

It´s a great performance. I hear subtle dissonances, though (i.e. wind instruments sound a slight tad out of tune /off-beat, throughout). Maybe it´s the recording, or its conversion down to 432 Hz.

[@markpichkur6090]

I do hear slight dissonances as well, though to me it almost makes the music sound more authentic. I'm assuming this is how it would have been played originally before transition to 440hz. Though I may be completely wrong, don't take anything I said for absolute truth lol.

[@bartofons1673]

👏👏👏😊

[@evgenytaimanov250]

Very hard to get used to A 432hz,🤔 Woodwind section intonation is very suspicious....(

[@user-jk5zw9gn4g]

И струнных тоже...Оркестр не идеален,поэтому частота здесь не играет роли,звучит грязно...

[@papillonpapillon3761]

Beautiful but too many advertisements. It ruins the experience. At least if the ads were put in between movements but no, they interrupt willy-nilly.

[@GustavoFGiori]

😀👍🏼

[@carloscassellis5223]

Is he Rajmáninov?

[@jak9635]

More Rachmaninov please!

[@ritairigoyen4250]

¿Y cómo se hace en lo cotidiano para estar a 432 Hz?

[@HETPE3B91]

It's so sad that culture of people so low and they don't listen very best music of nature! I say about all music from past centuries, not about Rachmaninoff only. Sorry for my English. P.s. my favourite composer Chopin, I'm not a nationalist. 😁

[@jak9635]

6:36

[@nikolauswilliams3124]

Is this performance by Rachmaninov himself, or a different performance?

[@ClassicalMusic432Hz]

No, this is not Rachmaninov original performance, it is later interpretation by Skidmore College Orchestra.

[@leonardkuhn1124]

Rachmaninov's interpretation is way faster, only 33 minutes.

[@gokupikachu4207]

@@leonardkuhn1124 33... hmmm

[@infinitewisdom9619]

@@gokupikachu4207 found at many places

Buen video pero mal pianista...

[@sophiavomkind8929]

Porqu mal pianista?

[@BevisStevens]

the quality is totally rubbish. All squeeks!