Handel Passacaille from Harpsichord Suite HWV 432 G minor Set I No 7 Andrei Gavrilov piano

[@klassikconnaisseur4244]

Legendäres Konzert von 1979 in Tours, Frankreich zusammen mit Sviatoslav Richter! Kraftvolle und geradlinige Interpretation der Passacaglia von Händel! Wunderbar!

[@halilbolayrl8838]

Such a passionate and super playing ! Bravo ! Watching great Richter turning pages for Gavrilov is the best bonus one can get.

[@cihanmugan768]

Completely focused and dedicated. Totally feeling the music he plays. What a great performer.

[@rjniaz1018]

This by far the best performance i have ever heard.

[@IsraelSanchezPiano]

This is how music is made with the entire body and not just the fingers. His expressions at 02:15 are unbeatable!

[@angelofrenia7213]

He plays divinely

[@Ry_An3146]

Best version in my opinion

[@СоветыотСветыизОдессы.Светлана]

Виртуозное исполнение без контрастов..... , но смотреть действительно 😊

[@JoseMonzon-nv7zj]

Absolutely exquisite

[@beatitbeatit100]

Просто блестяще!

[@anneallison6402]

Is prosto like prost in german?

[@surengrigorian7888]

@@anneallison6402 No, like "einfach" in German: simply. As in "simply brilliant!"

[@asddfgfjhgjhu]

Гениально!

[@sarazzin2269]

О, опять душевненько культуртрегеры собрались на интеллектуальных посиделках... :)) Обожаю этот формат!

[@tarasfashchevskyi8437]

😂😂😂

[@tarasfashchevskyi8437]

И каждый лучше другого😂

[@NN-rn1oz]

Facial expressions: 0:09 (Gavrilov) take this, you @#$! 0:43 (Richter) F_ my life. 02:15 (Gavrilov) I am Ninoooo!

[@giacomo5192]

very good performance , funny to see him jumping

[@wehrceltic]

...and Richter turning pages...! ;)

[@dada78641]

Yeah Gavrilov turns the pages for him in e.g. Richter's performance of HWV 428, but obviously Gavrilov has the better end of that deal haha

[@Irina_Gordeeva]

At first I did not trust my eyes. But I was at a Richter concert at the very beginning of the 70s, I just sat on stage and that is how I remembered Richter. I had to believe my eyes.))

[@ulyssesmilgrau5913]

Karl Richter?ohmy God

[@badmotherfarker123]

@@ulyssesmilgrau5913 Sviatoslav Richter. Not Karl Richter.

[@silverdalesapphires2516]

Gavrilov at his best as in Rach 3 with Lazare.

[@magoit]

Excellent performance which follows the notes very closely, more Handel than Gavrilov. But how can Richter look so grim over his shoulder at such a splendid performance?

[@suetoniustranquillus9073]

he didn't like too famous and overplayed pieces of music, this passacaglia in particular

[@williamsu5552]

we can only imagine how Richter would have handled this piece differently

[@astronomo16]

Perhaps because this splendour reminded him and old epoch that slipped away, and this derived in nostalgia. This music is pure XVIII, in 02:15 you can feel the nobility of a rider in his horse. His own mother came from a noble Russian landowning family, but he sufffered the consequences of the communism, his father for instance was sentenced to death. He had many reasons to feel nostalgia

[@HummingbirdAMV]

He disliked his fortissimo.

[@silverdalesapphires2516]

If he's sight-reading this he must have been inspired!

[@sarabesque2584]

20 sur 20 tres bon travail gavrilov 😂

[@enjoymusic_enjoylife]

OMG 💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rochelimit55555]

Yeeahhh rock & rollll

[@anneallison6402]

its pure metal

[@rabiagul5459]

🤗🤗🤗

[@deadlift65]

If you don't have guitar & amp, you can shred with piano. :-)

[@opale1572]

¿Por qué corre tanto?

[@gularmammadova2088]

what a mess 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pax.noctis1]

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