Lucas & Arthur Jussen - Poulenc Concerto For Two Pianos | Second Movement (2017)

[@ImBosmann]

loveley, used to listen to this piece at night alone, walking around parks, roads and ocean cliffs. Really can feel the music.

[@WINCHANDLE]

There will never be a better performance of this piece because the two brothers play as ONE MIND. They bounce off each other. Totally precious and rare

[@magalibuttin6103]

I think you are not totaly right. Listen to Argerich perf...

[@enverhally8990]

0:25-0:35 is pure loveliness.

[@luableah7615]

Yes.

[@peakyblinders1076]

My favourite part for sure

[@thethikboy]

Poulenc like Mozart always makes me smile (like the morning sun). Rivals Ravel in ecstatic supernal beauty

[@catherinejones9396]

This was an apt comment I felt.

[@johnharding9634]

And congratulations to Stéfane Denève for a superb ensemble.

[@metroidfoosion73]

I love that final B flat major chord with the added dissonant 7th. Just more of that Poulenc cheeky wit combined with his unending beauty

[@JakubKrajnak]

Yeah! Bbmaj7 like a boss 8-)

[@bronxboy47]

You can tell the guys love this work.

[@pietermoonen]

Uiterst mooi spel van twee lieve broers! Met mijn beste wensen voor u beiden voor uw verdere loopbaan maar tevens voor uw beider leven!

[@macdondb]

This concerto needs a million movements

[@jeanpierredevos3137]

God when will we be able to sit with 2000 people together and enjoy beautiful music is this beautiful hall not being afraid to get infected with a stuped virus that makes our lives so miserable. Some day we can. It will be one of the best in my life.

[@schanmuler]

Richard Strauss letzte Lieder

[@ERSCAUS]

These two are just Music Magic!

[@mysticmouse7261]

Of course Poulenc embraces the transcendent innocence of Mozart, a contemporary and welcome update

[@loganfruchtman953]

I noticed that the opening sounded a lot like the Romance from Mozart’s 20th Piano Concerto but I learned it was intentional by Poulenc to show appreciation for master Mozart.

[@ritsapogiatzoglou4074]

Wonderful interpretation!!!

[@Feisenbach]

Looking at the orchestra and the big audience, shredding a tear. When will this ever be possible again?

[@WINCHANDLE]

Never ever.

[@duvidl58]

@@WINCHANDLE Um....now? Please, don't be ridiculous.

[@simbercall4735]

mais c est un vrai enchantement merci pour votre delicieux talent ce moment de pur plaisir......

[@chopinet]

Magnifique !

[@WINCHANDLE]

Poulenc wrote a piece for organ and percussion. My favorite.

[@jeanjacquesfalke4775]

La meilleure version que j.ai entendue ´,,,,,,,,,,💙💚💛

[@port48mach2ab]

Magnífica interpretación.

[@MerryJ2024]

Mozart? Poulenc? Gershwin? Wherever we meandered here, you made each style authentically recognisable. Great journey both of you. Thanks, Merri

[@nemo89740]

Say what you want about the French, but can't deny that they do bring the world some of the finest arts.

[@fiftypiges]

Merci beaucoup !

[@librmente6343]

Just the best

[@paullewis2413]

Poulenc’s inventiveness and harmonies are one of the reasons why I generally prefer French to German music. No coincidence that Berlioz is my favourite composer :-)

[@Liduniya]

I can't even imagine what their parents are feeling!

[@organboi]

Exactly. Just imagine. PS. That like was from me. 🙂

[@WINCHANDLE]

They must need CPR after hearing their kids performing this. I certainly would.

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Exeles hermanos con orquesta. 💕 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋🇮🇷🖐️☑️☑️☑️

[@heldcomposer]

1:11 sublime

[@yohangouraantoni3903]

muy hermoso

[@shaunylad1]

That's exactly it. Spot on.

[@ActuMoto]

Listen to Sammy Davis Jr.‘s “I’m not anyone” 😉

[@michelm2507]

It's my favorite．❤️💙

[@sushantaryal007]

From Nepal love it

[@emilyhutjes]

You give us the sound of Heaven, dank mannen, bloemen der Natie :-) 2018

[@theswissmusic]

You are such a great team!! I really hope to hear you both once in Switzerland..... at best place KKL Luzern :-)

[@themillionchildren]

theswissmusic and perhaps in Verbier?

[@machikoyokoyama]

いいなぁ〜〜〜だ〜い好き！！こころ洗われる美しさ！

[@paullewis2413]

Fortunately Poulenc is getting much more exposure now and not before time. Endless performances of Beethoven/Brahms/Schumann/Tchaikovsky piano concertos becomes tedious and there are many fine works out there which are much in need of being heard more often.

[@miguelfontesmeira]

I agree 100%

[@catherinejones9396]

Agreed, and few pianists-even the technically brilliant young one-s can play the Brahms works well.

[@normanzurich2781]

My favorite

[@happypiano4810]

I tried to learn this. I don’t know why I stopped.

[@ActuMoto]

For those who didn’t know, Paul Anka got his inspiration from this piece when he wrote “I’m not anyone” for Sammy Davis Jr.

[@cameronhartich1756]

The chord at 0:55

[@UtsyoChakraborty]

1:11

[@marcelnoya]

1st Movement > kzbin.info/www/bejne/aF65hJ1tl7imnNE 3rd Movement > kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXS5mYB_rdemeMk

[@marisoljacquemot4610]

Is there a recording of this concerto?

[@WINCHANDLE]

A hats off to Mozart

[@frankrault3190]

How Mozart would have loved this!!!

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

🇮🇷. 🖐️

[@organboi]

Where's the intensity and beautiful singing tone at 1:11 to 1:40? Why are the strings so limp and lame? Ugh.

[@metroidfoosion73]

It’s supposed to be extremely light and airy, as if it were a whisper of something to come. It’s not this large sweeping Germanic score. It’s a petite, Parisian chamber piece

[@michaelewens6441]

@@metroidfoosion73 organboi is always nit picking

[@ActuMoto]

You’ll here the beautiful singing from Sammy Davis Jr in “I’m not anyone”. 😉

[@ninaskjold667]

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