Lugansky - Rachmaninoff Piano Sonata No. 2

[@jacobschiller4486]

Lugansky and Rachmaninoff. Name a more iconic duo...

[@СофияСамушенкова]

Absolutely right

[@letsbrawl945]

rachmaninoff and horowitz

[@Amadeus_Mozarella]

@@letsbrawl945it’s awesome too

[@markahmadieh7003]

Cziffra and Liszt

[@VassilikiKravari]

You are absolutely right. Another duo? I would say Zimmerman and Chopin...

[@jonathanteller6550]

Thanks David for the chapters, and brief analysis, they're very helpful for me!

[@gerardocoluccini1751]

Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff must have had a special fondness for the number two. The Piano Sonata, Piano Concerto, Symphony, Prelude, and Elegiac Trio marked with that number are all true masterpieces. Thanks to Maestro Nikolai Lugansky for his outstanding interpretation.

[@matthewchang7252]

When the world needed him the most, he returned.

[@steveegallo3384]

He tackles the impossible part at 12:40 at least as well as Horowitz.....BRAVO from Acapulco!

[@benharmonics]

Why is that part impossible?

[@steveegallo3384]

@@benharmonics -- You'll see when you get the Score and try to learn it a bit yourself.....I have....and it's Impossible.

[@stravinskyfan]

​@@steveegallo3384 not at all

[@steveegallo3384]

@@stravinskyfan -- Oh, I see....You've done it and are pleased with your own accomplishment?

[@nimagarthe]

I have played this movement and am curious what exactly you mean. It is hard and certainly way harder than it sounds, but not comparable with what comes afterwards in this movement. Do you mean that the octaves are actually meant to be played at the same time? Because that is definitely impossible. I really do not know, because I learned it by ear and not with the score.

[@umrdarklord6995]

Был на этом концерте вживую. Луганский, конечно, поражает воображение своей невероятной игрой. Он будто передаёт всё, что Рахманинов вложил в свою музыку

[@СофияСамушенкова]

Вы абсолютно правы

[@LandOnBolts]

Lugansky keeps great parts of the original version such as the development section of the second movement. Also 20:27 - 21:33

[@emilyhutjes]

Brilliant, thank you. 🌷🌷🌷(Netherlands)

[@JamesWhite-lp6fw]

Wonderful performance.

[@music-by1ou]

This is wonderful.

[@허준서-n3z]

Thank you for your existence Maestro Lugansky. You are a gift from the heaven.

[@grasp2113]

I really think Lugansky is the closest to Rachmaninoff...It is like you hear Rachmaninoff playing

[@BWV846]

Lachganinoff..

[@GabrielLopez-pc6sy]

Jajaja

[@darkvoid9607]

Rachgansky

[@eddiedecazalet6836]

Incredible !!!!!!!

[@hughlazarus7806]

You are Ineradicable I cant get over how great this is Rachmaninoff would of loved to have meet you. you are a blessing to the world and such a modest man❤

[@WilliamBukovic-ur1ue]

Very good interpretation.

[@PhilippeBrun-qy3st]

Bravo. J'adore. 😍

[@NinaKomarova-v1w]

Великолепное исполнение! ❤

[@KhalidTemawi]

Lugasky owns the 1913 version of this Sonata.

[@sergeihsiao4011]

in tears

[@TomBarrister]

Nobody, including Horowitz, plays/played this work as well.

[@gdkabsbdkwkwm4187]

LUGANINOFF

[@surkova_a]

👏🌹

[@jamesonrichards5105]

10:36

[@maripetersson8538]

Lublu Vas!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@claudioparrella183]

a me piace più Matsuev in questa sonata

[@yuvalavital2357]

E mi piace di più Shishkin in questa sonata

[@terenssotiri1683]

Perché non capite nulla 😛