Evgeni Bozhanov plays Rachmaninov-Volodos-Andante from the Cello Sonata

Evgeni Bozhanov plays Rachmaninov-Volodos-Andante from the Cello Sonata

[@Alias-Steff]

his playing is SO different to all other pianists. love it !!!

[@Bulbophile]

all other contemporary pianists; but perhaps look up little known, rebecca penneys from Eastman. especially her transcriptions like, "i got rhythm". very close to the musical conception of this fine musician

[@dohunklavier]

Speechless…

[@busylifemeto]

incomparable genius gifted beyond understanding

[@olivera5321]

Awesome!!!

[@b1i2l336]

Those who voted this thumbs down have "spirits dark as night...let no such man be trusted." I suppose that people who like pianists to bang their way through music would detest this supremely musical performance...

[@busylifemeto]

The most outstanding solo of this heavenly piece and as to the Cello Sonata Horowitz and Rostropovich is beyond compare .

[@MrGGEFTER]

Hey, people! We are witnessing a GENIUS!!! PLEASE react with normal human emotions!!!!

[@alexdugom]

It's kind of over-dramatic. The piece itself is beautiful though.

[@maquina7002]

It's funny that his eyebrows tells when he lifts the pedal

[@shermansmart4369]

I prefer Volodos' rendering over this interpretation, but that's my opinion. That's why restaurants have menus.

[@-_--oh5du]

Подскажите, где можно найти ноты этого произведения???

[@shawnmand5607]

He completely misunderstood the whole character and style of Volodos.

[@Bulbophile]

which is?

[@alexdugom]

Chris Cross still waiting

[@EricLeePiano]

while I liked the way he slowed down and emphasized some parts in the beginning... the climax and resolution was a little too exaggerated, even outright bombastic for me. I still prefer Volodos' performance, but thank Evgeni for performing it unlike all the other pianists who only play the Turkish March..

[@ganjamozart1435]

Volodos has the uncanny ability to make this piece into a unified journey from the first to the last bar. As much as I love Bozhanov, this performance feels too delineated and the polyphony doesn't flow quite so seamlessly.