Aram Khachaturian - Sonata for Piano (1961) [Score-Video]

[@blackberry7228]

0:04 I. Allegro vivace 7:54 II. Andante tranquillo 21:34 III. Allegro assai

[@Dylonely42]

Thank you.

[@steveegallo3384]

Like a Toccata...the energy and complexity of this raucous Armenian....Great! Bravo McLachlan!!!!

[@felipewalker2498]

Aram is beautiful. The way he let his mind flow in the compositions, always exploring colors, rhythms, textures. I wonder what would happen if he could borrow me his brain for a while... I think I would see a tremendous nebulosa

[@tonalityludwigvon5748]

Sabre Dance could be heard already here ... Khachaturian music always give me excitement, especially with Armenian sound

[@dimitrishartin784]

Is it Sabre dance or just a similar musical gesture ?🤨🤨🤨

[@tonalityludwigvon5748]

I dont think the composer try to quote Sabre Danse here, but the sound is so suggesting of that particular music, like it make you immediately think of the Danse

[@josedomingosgiffonirosa8362]

A música surpreendente e cativante de sotaque armênio e grande rigor estético de um dos melhores músicos do século XX!😅

[@seanfogarty5559]

I feel like this sonata is just a TAD overstuffed, but his style of writing for piano is so beautiful I don't care, the timbres and the delicate harmonies are just phenomenal

[@ekaterinab466]

Finally found the 2nd movement performance that makes perfect harmony

[@thenameisgsarci]

Thanks for posting this one! :D

[@erika6651]

Would really be that difficult for KZbin to put the ads only in between the movements? There's nothing like having a piece of music abruptly interrupted . . .

[@Dylonely42]

I agree with you.

[@moebarragan1681]

Sounds amazing

[@jacobtabanian7356]

"The music of Aram Khachaturian is immortal, it has the spirit of the Armenian people, the spirit of battle and victory." -Ernesto Che Guevara

[@antoniorodrigues2216]

Oh yeah, that idiotic guerrillero was a keen music critic... Mind you, I love Khatchaturian

[@Bguitarney]

Shredder!

[@YL-kl5iv]

this is really is the brother of his sonatina

[@victorkruelpianist_]

The older lol

[@Dylonely42]

I love how Khachaturian wrote dissonant music but not so hard to understand and even appreciate.

[@susannasurenovna2103]

Прекрасно

[@norwalltino]

Great video, subjective from my side, because I compose music from my own egosentric bubble. Who doesn't?

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Wow nice!

[@AlkanLove]

❤❤❤

[@gigogrom216]

3:51 Where ff?

[@BADRUBULDURA]

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[@aidanm.1683]

listening to this right after the sonatina is interesting, cause this is overstuffed and the sonatina is extremely clipped

[@_rstcm]

What key is this piece in? Khachaturian: Oh COME ON!!!!!!! JUST LEAVE MY MUSIC BE THE WAY IT IS OK!!!!

[@adigozelov-enjoyer]

You think this is bad? Allegro Barbaro...

[@_rstcm]

​@@adigozelov-enjoyerI never said it was bad.....

[@adigozelov-enjoyer]

@@_rstcm Yes.

[@ConcreteJungle95]

Why is that 2nd movement played so slowly? Is the pianist sightreading the piece?

[@pjimenez08]

I think you can tell he's not, by listening to the other movements lol

[@alejandrom.4680]

ConcreteJungle95 I mean, Is a andante tranquilo. Quasi Largo

[@vaclavmiller8032]

@@alejandrom.4680 He begins at well under the lower bound of quaver=168 (around quaver=130)

[@antoniorodrigues2216]

Agree, it becomes a little, er, boring. Maybe he is trying to be "poetic" or whatever...

[@Arcadelt12]

out of tune E