Grażyna Bacewicz - Ten Etudes for Piano (1956) [Score-Video]

[@raphinoj3848]

I. Allegro non troppo : 0:09 II. Vivace : 2:33 III. Allegretto : 4:11 IV. Quarter - 96 : 6:34 V. Andante : 8:14 VI. Quarter - 180 :​ 11:36 VII. Giocoso : 13:20 VIII. Quarter - 69 : 15:06 IX. Presto : 18:04 X.​ Allegro : 19:37

[@nohaylamujer]

Thank you!

[@chlebdobry1108]

Słuchając pewnych fragmentów tych etud, można odnieść wrażenie, że słuchamy muzyki z obszaru jazzu.

[@richardwhitehouse8762]

Bacewicz is a new composer for me. I discovererd her today with her oboe sonata. These studies seem to link Debussy and Lygetti. Such interesting textures and colours. Thank you for sharing.

[@brendanbaum4744]

These are incredible!

[@SpirosDeI]

At my parent's home there was an album with the piano pieces of Bacewicz. I was not sure if it is great music or just weird. Thanks to you Nick, today I found out the answer! Fantastic music.

[@josephlaredo5272]

Odd that you had only one parent ...

[@jiimbow]

your blessed to have parents like that who arent afraid to think outside the box when it comes to music

[@ronl7131]

Interesting & well-performed

[@AsrielKujo]

How did i miss this owo

[@byFerrum]

uwu

[@SCRIABINIST]

[@nohaylamujer]

Wonderful!

[@steveegallo3384]

5 February 1909 - 17 January 1969) was a Polish composer and violinist. She is the second Polish female composer to have achieved national and international recognition, the first being Maria Szymanowska in the early 19th century." How can she be Unknown?

[@junehyoungKim-g4l]

Neat

[@vaclavmiller8032]

Lol Schubert D. 899 no.4 2:33

[@steveegallo3384]

To get all those ACCENTS exactly correct.....a Phenomenal Performance AND Études....as good as Prokofiev.......

[@georgeioan9223]

visceral firs part!