Michelangeli - Debussy - Minstrels

[@zyc2175]

That GOOSE

[@ummbreo]

Personally, this my favourie interpretation of this piece. Michelangeli has colourfully used the grand dynamics that the piano offers to his advantage - he has really brought one of debussy's more playful compositions to life.

[@Mattius946]

wow debussy was so creative with what he did, he really had such a wide range of styles/ choices on the piano alone. so much color in his music, hes probably the most ahead-of-his-time musician that's ever been so far, either him or allan holdsworth.

[@vaelrix]

I discovered this prelude today in a collection book I have. I've been playing piano for 8 years, and have never heard/played this prelude before, but I immediately fell in love with it... it has enough depth to be a substantial piece, but at the same time its simple enough to sightread through after a few attempts. Very fun, and lots of opportunities for all kinds of expression.

[@fragavillanuevajorgearthur9057]

Did 8 years at the piano Turned into 15?

[@wandren912]

@@fragavillanuevajorgearthur9057 or 18? I hope he didnt stop practicing!

[@jollysixpence]

After listening to quite a number of different people playing this piece, i think i like his interpretation of Debussy's minstrel the best.

[@pianistmusic]

exquisite playing with marvellous chord playing as well

[@duonghoangminh7634]

This piece is a real comedy style!

[@xemnas223]

i love this piece, and i personally think michelangeli did a great job at it. very nice!

[@toki535]

This piece is so cute! It reminds me a bit of Petrouchka.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Michelangeli,s performance is invincible . Michelangeli,s performance transcends the times . Because his performance has a thing mentioning the heart of the person . From Tokyo in the dizzying Megalopolis ablaze with numerous neon light

[@userziocaro]

Italy 😎

[@ofilosofoouumfumante5655]

Brasil😎

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@ofilosofoouumfumante5655 Thankyou From A corner of colorful autumn Tokyo 🇯🇵🎑♨️🍁🏮🍜🍄🍂🍇🌰🌾🍋🍊🌽🍚🎴⛩️🍱👘🍣🌊🏯🗻🎌

[@kit500100]

Michelangeli finds more in this piece than other pianists.

[@kaikai777100]

his interpretations are amazing:)

[@marleypernia7766]

feliz por saber de su musica.... realmente me impresiono

[@TheShredworthy]

@sherbetstraw I totally agree, I had to write an analysis paper on this Prelude, first sot cating for it, but as I listened more deeply, it has a very nice and deep structure the first impressions wear off and you hear the great intricacies hidden within.

[@PsykoTrix1]

Che scioltezza!!! :)

[@lsrecords2473]

Marvelous ❤

[@coaster1000]

Can anyone explain 00:38-00:41? Seems like something has been cut out.

[@Hazeem]

yes.

[@carynchen3500]

Yea

[@joventer5675]

I was going to ask the same question.

[@10freekie2]

dunno what it means, but it's awesome.

[@matthewmittlieder406]

goose

[@Cionco99]

Nice resetti theme cover

[@sherbetstraw]

I am analysing this for uni.. When I first heard the piece (3 hours ago or so) I pretty much hated it. Now, 50 plays later, I'm quite fond of it! :-D

[@pjflynn220]

sherbetstraw your comment is 9 years old, I just wanted to ask how youve been since then

[@acme753]

untitled goose game

[@diefuhreroffunk]

personally i think he looks very passionate about the music, not bored, i saw a cellist named viktor uzur play a concerto by chopin i believe (i may be wrong) anyway at first i thought he looked disgusted or bored or uninterested but then i realized he was truly enjoying the music

[@Lillars]

Oui et non. Bien sûr que Minstrels n'est pas la pièce la plus difficile du répertoire. Mais jouer comme ça, c'est comme de conduire à trois cents à l'heure...

[@beautybask245]

way too slow. i like the drama and dynamics in it though. not exciting enough. BORING!

[@randykern1842]

If you’re bored, you don’t get it!