Lucas Debargue - Scarlatti: Sonata in F Major, K. 438

Official music video of Lucas Debargue performing Scarlatti: 'Sonata in F Major, K. 438' (from Scarlatti: 52 Sonatas).
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Lucas Debargue breathes new life into the harpsichord sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti and presents works outside the standard piano repertoire.
International album release: 4 Oct 2019
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[@user-sd1io4lf5g]

Дух Скарлатти возрадовался вашему видению его Музыки! Благодарю

[@stephanjwilliams]

Bravo! I love this sonata, and it's quite fun to play.

Exceptionnel. Un toucher et une interprétation extraordinaires ! Sûrement l'un des meilleurs pianistes français depuis 1990 !

[@jesussantamaria2760]

How can he be so cute???

[@merjapeltolehto7489]

And he can play the piano too !!! 😂😂

[@user-so4fp1hf8l]

Прелестно!!!

[@Tony-24]

I love your taste so polite . there’s a lot of talk about pianist’s trying to pull the piece up with them way of playing and they doesn’t have it right usually , but you i can feel the presence of your soul among the piece please keep it up you are a genius .

[@charlesdavis7087]

Obviously, you have a number of admirers here. But here's a question for you, a rather interesting one, namely, do YOU think Scarlatti would ever play one of his works the same way twice? Your answer opens upon a new world, magination... a worlds of cadenzas... and 'new' possibilities. You set the limit. Make it yours. Congratulations.

[@silviachibeni7648]

Vc me fez entender e finalmente gostar dessa peça . Obrigada !!!

[@nonnagurgenidze9608]

Прелестно! Обожаю Скарлатти!

[@johnrickert5572]

We all need to hear this.

[@Cvd36]

Beaucoup d'élégance et de simplicité ! Talent exceptionnel 👏👏👏

[@clairdelune3164]

Stunning 😍😍😍

[@democolor42]

Excellent!!! 🌹

Fantastique!!!

[@wimlassche]

Great sound and playing!

[@izamara_8759]

Magnífico! 👏❤️💐

[@nuek5065]

영롱하다 영롱해.. 뤼까 당신 연주 진짜 보석..

[@1964ALCOZER]

Tu sei un vero genio. Grazie immenso!

[@johnrickert5572]

Really outstanding sonata and performance. Should be much better known. Thank you!

[@adrianoseresi3525]

Now that is far more elegant! A truly scintillating performance.

[@kariayad8252]

J'ai assisté à l'un de ses lives... Juste sensationnel !!

[@Cvd36]

Grande délicatesse ! Très beau 👏👏👏

[@clintclint7673]

Bravo je suis de plus en plus admiratif !

[@sebastianciarfella3061]

C'est le prochain grand pianiste de notre époque

[@margaritaisabel5382]

0:11 0:18 0:34 0:41 0:52 1:56 2:10 2:21 2:34

[@aramakonstantin]

Прекрасно

[@sylviemencarelli2668]

Magique et magnifique comme toujours et de plus en plus... C’est un ancien Pleyel ??? Merci!

[@elianafe]

❣️

[@suremate]

Lucas sans lunettes.

[@neiltassoni]

et, tout en fort bien jouant, sans hésitation!

[@charlesdaspermont]

mais c'est chez moi ça !

[@user-ub1bn8hp4j]

Perhaps someone knows what kind of wonderful hall it is?

[@liloruf2838]

Yeah in the theater of versailles

[@user-ub1bn8hp4j]

@@liloruf2838 Thank you!

[@silvio2869]

Theatre de la Reine palace of Versailles, 2019

[@Irian]

he looks like krystian zimerman in this video!

[@revivalofthefittestonlythe2757]

You tooked my comment

[@liloruf2838]

@@revivalofthefittestonlythe2757 to take, took, taken There is no tooked

[@petersnell3128]

And he's fastly moving towards his meticulousness for notes and his articulation with respect to pieces from the romantic period of music history.

[@ruperttmls7985]

@@liloruf2838 LOL

[@mykolas3587]

Is this the Pleyel piano?

[@sylviemencarelli2668]

Mykolas It seems at 2’40 you can see P as first letter Pleyel.It’s easy to rencognize this sound cristal...

[@DavidMartinez-rk6fd]

How did he make this big sound with a very little piano?

[@j.6770]

the hall

[@dalenficklin2519]

@@j.6770 what hall is this?

[@j.6770]

I should have said -- the hall, the recording engineer, and his fabulous musicianship above all:) There were some interviews with him - at least one on KZbin - where he talked about not using the pedal at all, and I -think- he talked about the acoustics of the hall itself. I read an interview, too, where he talked about Scarlatti.

[@RalphHancock]

Interesting to compare this with another fine interpretation by Irina Zahharenkova at kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYC0pGt_eN6FZqs I think she goes a bit too fast here, but she definitely gets more light and shade and pizazz into her performance.