Ilana Vered plays Moszkowski 15 Virtuoso Etudes Op. 72

[@Woriviol]

Fantastic pianist, why have I never heard from her? Absolute worldclass playing!!! Good old school, love it.

[@ubiestinsula]

Spectacular playing of criminally underrated and neglected etudes by a nearly forgotten composer whose contemporaries likened to Chopin in his understanding and mastery of the piano’s capabilities. Ms. Vered is a genius, fine artist, and a musical treasure.

[@DovidM]

His nocturnes are well worth listening to.

Make your words my words.

[@師太滅絕]

Moszkowski 15 Virtuoso Etudes Op. 72, a neglected work??? Quite a lot of students learned this before attempting Chopin's etude...... (so is kessler Op 20 etudes)

[@localvoid6753]

His piano concerto in E-major is great!

It seems easy, what a technique !!!! I didn't know this pianist, but I was fascinated by the dynamics and expressiveness. In fact, the ancient pianists were absolutely incredible and their perfection is undeniable. Thank you Ilana for this wonderful gift.

[@L37345]

That’s what extraordinarily skilled pianists like IIana do-make the most technically challenging, appear easy! She’s Speechless!

[@socksalot]

Thanks for posting for all the people who cherished her vinyl recording from the '60s.

[@philsmith9081]

She plays these pieces flawlessly.

[@mesrotondi]

Stupenda interpretazione fluida e correttissima nello spirito dell' Autore.. Grazie grazie Maestra!

[@Shunarjuna]

Great performance. Thanks for sharing.

[@harryandruschak2843]

Another work from a rarely heard composer, and well done. BRAVA! Update on 6 May 2016. Decided to hear them again. Well worth lsitening to a second time.

[@MrKipW]

Fancy meeting you here! Have you listened to any of Moszkowski's etudes for left hand alone?

[@harryandruschak2843]

MrKipW O yes. Most of my day is spent on You Tube, listening to all the classical music never played on the classical music radio stations.

[@MrKipW]

It's a pretty good resource. I especially like some of the excellent artists who put their own performances up, recording repertoire I can't even find on records. Many download sites exist for out of copyright recordings of interest as well.

[@EthanYangPiano]

it's so fast and good i can't even tell i'm playing no. 2 it's like a different song lol

[@Moptohor]

Ahaha, agree!

[@bailahie4235]

The only "right" execution of these pieces on KZbin...! (*) She brings all nuances out, where other interpretations sound either too mechanical, too mozart-y, too shallow, too superficial. She has the technique and the insight in the pieces. What a pearls! (*) Except for the most well-known pieces that were also interpreted by wonderful pianists like Horowitz, Frere and Pletnev, these also did a great job. I would argue that No. 11 best interpretation is that of Horowitz, he is the only one that fully brings out the left hand arpeggios in the middle part - at least to my ear, which Pletnev nor Vered completely manage to do in my opinion

[@GMR.44]

Do you know of any "recent" decent recordings of the 15 etudes with HQ audio?

[@bailahie4235]

@@GMR.44 I'm afraid not. A pianist that does not shy away from interpreting less often played virtuous works and could do a marvelous job would be Yeol Eum Son, this rendition of Alkan is one of the best I've heard: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2aVfn1sna-raas Perhaps we should ask her? ;-)

[@L37345]

Unbelievable-Speechless- Moszkowski is extremely demanding in every aspect of playing. These etudes demand extreme virtuosity mentally, physically, and spiritually! Moreover, you mastered Moszkowski’s complete Opus 72 (15) artistically with precision!!! 😳 Bravo 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽

[@bushfingers]

Beautiful

[@mikestewart6517]

Stunning, just stunning.

[@kliberalsing]

Amazing recording!

[@Davideberti]

wow, wow, wow... incredible!

[@PrestissimoMasterStation]

Lizzie McGuire Etudes 7:01 Etude op. 72 no. 5 8:23 9:50 14:59

[@asenattamogga687]

Thank you so much I listen to moskowski just as much as a play his music

[@johnyflangomez6533]

me encanta!!!

[@VirtuosicFantasies]

Stellar!!!

[@Davideberti]

Always the best with moszkowsky

[@Kimmobiino]

Thanks for sharing, the used LP seems to be quite expensive, I didn't find any for sale under 100$..

[@santysappia3576]

La Música no es solo velocidad. Es técnica y musicalidad.,toque perlado ,colocación correcta del pedal y la dinámicas etc

[@師太滅絕]

I really hope to listen to Ilana Vered playing Rachmaninoff piano concerto 3, that was my first encounter of Rach 3 in 1970s....

[@gratefulpianist8640]

She has a really nice velocity...

[@santysappia3576]

Y la musica donde está ??

[@yun-tungtsai2121]

no.13 19:10

[@たこや-h9v]

素晴らしい💓

[@Obaysch]

Love her playing in this, sadly only heard her live once, where she had a really off night in the Rachmaninov third, probably a record for the most dropped notes in a concerto.

[@chrisczajasager]

her Moszkowski ,,,scintillating.Better sonority, pedaling and more charm than the vaunted S Hough....!I believe she played once for Rosina Lhevinne....

[@davidgoulden5956]

When/where was that, out of interest?

[@leonwhitesell4849]

She studied with Mme. Lhevinne, as well as in Paris, I believe. Gorgeous spirit and fabulous pending effects! Always an artist!❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@leonwhitesell4849]

Pedaling, NOT pending!!!

[@marks9127]

Wtf Is that speed? I must play that in 2 months and I cant even read the notesheet completely

[@lockjiang]

it doesn't have to be that fast, Horowitz plays much slow, but with clarity. since they are etudes what's most important is you have to fully grasp which technique each etude is trying to employ and make the best out of that exercise.

[@twins_pianochannel2481]

11:36

[@jiyujizai]

🌸💙🍀😃

[@shalomf4836]

13:26

[@armandogonella2770]

B R A V O e B R A V A ! ! !

[@leona7522]

Better than Horowitz.She is AWESOME!!!

[@たこや-h9v]

11：36

[@none5020]

This almost seems more midi esc than a real performance.

[@iakovosarvanitis8812]

Καλά .... νέφτι της βάλανε !!!

[@williamchen9348]

no it isn't

[@ZheltajaZvezda]

+Chen William why?

[@freddiehand6551]

+ZheltajaZvezda musicisgoodforyou?

[@owenyisuwang]

If you think this isn’t a great performance, you need a psychiatrist. Immediately.

[@lalicalalica]

It is so unmusical.....

[@rsjmd]

Perhaps because they are intended as "virtuostic" exercises, not specifically for sentimental nor emotional musicality? I had that same reaction when I first heard VH perform the composers works in his performances. I'd like to hear from some more erudite experts on the subject. thanks

[@wojtas2524]

@@rsjmd this is music, first and foremost

[@j.vonhogen9650]

Do you hate piano music in general, or just piano music played by a woman? I'm sorry, but I'm just trying to understand your rather bizar comment.

[@user-hm7bt2dr3c]

音楽知らんやろ

[@owenyisuwang]

What?

[@carlhopkinson]

Sorry, but this performance is a slapdash rhythmic mess.

[@ZheltajaZvezda]

+Carl Hopkinson can you play it better?

[@samspianos]

+Carl Hopkinson see a psychiatrist soon son

[@mcrettable]

+Carl Hopkinson aren't they called virtuoso etudes?

[@Obaysch]

NOSEhow2LIV why pick on his playing? I heard Vered in concert, it was incredibly sloppy, yet I enjoy this playing, despite the flaws. Who knows why some artists are uneven? Personal reasons most often.

[@francoaragosta4285]

And YOU sir, a both a FOOL, and an ASS.