Kapustin: Three Etudes Op.67 / Kapustin

[@EJOh]

For Mobile Users I. Glissandi II. Ripetizione 3:04 III. Grappole 6:31

[@LucTaMusic]

Profound, breathtaking music and technique.

[@giovanskj9322]

Great music!

[@johnlindstrom9994]

He's been influenced by American JAZZ. Such as Bill Evans. In particular the third etude, he closely emulates Dave Brubeck's jaunty piece, The Duke, Brubeck's tribute To Ellington. Uncannily close in my estimation. I like it!

[@PianoHsiang]

I love Kapustin ❤️

[@789armstrong]

What an awesome composer. Way ahead of his time.

[@sebastian-benedictflore]

I don't know about ahead of his time.... these would have been written somewhere between the 80s and 2000s, no? If they were written in 1920 or even 1850, then they would be ahead of their time.

[@le_jaivan]

Hey, where did you get the score? Can you send it to me? I would thank you a lot

[@rasohatskiy_andriy.]

Dear friend,here is a link to download the score:qdoc.tips/queue/nikolai-kapustin-3-etudes-op-67-pdf-free.html. This score is free

[@le_jaivan]

@@rasohatskiy_andriy. dear friend, thank you very much! It's so helpful! Wish it could be a top comment so everybody could have this.

[@rasohatskiy_andriy.]

@@le_jaivan I wish you a good luck with this etudes!

[@SCRIABINIST]

No.2 definitely influenced by Debussy's etude on the same technique

[@jazzz6928]

Did Kapustin play this?

[@EJOh]

The player in the video is Kapustin.

[@jazzz6928]

HiRes Thank you!