Lugansky - Rachmaninoff, Étude-Tableau in C minor (Op. 39, No. 1)

[@angramainiuu]

0:58 pure magic.. glimpse of Heaven.. tears with blissful smile...

[@jwilliams8210]

Yet another fantastic performance by Mr. Lugansky! BTW, I love the dies irae @ 01:43-01:47.

[@dawsonrasmussen1362]

thank you i have been looking for a live recording of this piece! Lugansky has the best interpretation in my opinion

[@merciatreasurehunting6244]

Imagine writing this. Rachmaninoff was a genius

[@colliesmos6597]

thank you so much for sharing stunning performances of lugansky. i am in love with the way he interprets various masterpieces and express his emotions! he is my idol. thank you again for videos you share.

[@user-st7fb2ty3u]

I saw Lugansky playing this pieces a long time ago and i liked his performance. After that day, i became a fan of Lugansky.

[@danielalaura5973]

Luganski,svoj sa svojim ,na svome😘👏💐❤️Bravo,dragi maestro! Hvala za video!🙂

[@aliashrafazimzade2802]

2:36 he is a magician

[@hartmanhilter]

Phantastic! Congratulations !

[@BBB-hi4hc]

Lugansky, nailing his Rach etude as always

[@liviaslg3630]

Yes i’m totally agree with you !! Have you seen who is posture is natural ?? Great piano . Thanks Mr Lugansky

[@grigorpetrov8006]

I'll never understand why nobody rolls the LH of the next to last chord. This adds incredible drama.

[@christopherwhite5244]

I do!

[@dreamsdreams9493]

In my view, this etude is harder than any of Chopin's and Liszt's .

[@eminsakovic4744]

Except thirds from Chopin and Feux Follets from Liszt

[@tulip6347]

@@eminsakovic4744 It's very far from most of liszt transcendental études, and I'm not even talking about the Grandes Etudes which are simply on another level. Feux follet is obviously way more demanding than this piece, but the same goes for half of the transcendentals at the very least. Plus, the technique is very different so one might find it harder than some of liszt's etudes, but I reckon it's still a level below it

[@narthex1681]

@@tulip6347 I'd say it's on par with transcendental no 10, or 12. Shorter and less demanding technically, but way more difficult in terms of musicality and rythm. It's very hard to read and to understand how to make it sound good. Also, very difficult to reach this speed (I know I can't)

[@erdem9108]

I can tell many chopin and liszt etude the harder than this etude Chopin op 10 nr 1,2 op 25 nr 6,8,10,11 Liszt transcendental nr 4,5,10 and paganini etudes la campanella and etude 6

[@okiniksnolbaj2869]

​@@erdem9108I agree with op. 10 2 op. 25 6 and Liszts mazeppa and feux follets but this Etude is a lot harder than you probably think.

[@Reboost269]

best of the best

[@snafu313]

Sounds incredibly difficult and it is difficult, but in reading through it, I find that the piece fits very well under the hands which makes not as difficult as one would think it is at first glance.

[@francoisdehame215]

Pour ces études-tableaux, j'ai un faible pour Zlata Chochieva, plus claire me semble-t-il (mais c'est certainement dû aussi à l'enregistrement), moins brutale, et techniquement époustouflante aussi.

[@chrisli5904]

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