Mikhail Pletnev plays Schumann - Faschingsschwank aus Wien (Moscow, 1986)

From a solo recital at the Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory in 1986.
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Robert Schumann - Carnival Scenes from Vienna, op. 26
Mikhail Pletnev, piano
Live at the Small Hall of Moscow Conservatory, 1986
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Роберт Шуман - Венский карнавал, op. 26
Михаил Плетнев, фортепиано
Москва, МЗК, 1986

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"Medtner is the greatest composer of our generation" - Sergei Rachmaninoff

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This rare recording is such a treasure. I've been listening to this for several years now. Every time I hear Pletnev play Schumann I always want to him play more of Schumann's music.

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Благодарю, вас! А каждой встрече с Михаилом Васильевичем радуюсь. Всего,Вам, доброго!

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

I learned this piece op 26 ma y years ago when i was in my teens. After graduating from H.S. i attended our local conservatory and got a B.A. in Piano Performance. I actually worked all my career life as a software programmer retiring from IBM. I truly loved the INTERMEZZO portion immensely. Schumann was such a unique composer!!

[@victorkhor1]

Supreme conciousness via the spirit of Schumann

[@YoungsPiano]

15:32 I love this intermezzo!

[@brianbixler5665]

This Version makes Beautiful Musical Sense !! Mmmmm..Great Cantilena, and Phrasing with Rubato...Stacatto...kinda Chopin-esque in the Romanze Love the Passionate Tension Intermezzo...Such Perfect Use of the Sustain pedal in the Finale...what a very nice Pianoforte..BRAVO Perfprmance !!!

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Love the intermezzo

[@orvillewrightjr9330]

A gorgeous rendering of a timeless classic!

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The sound is very beautiful,I can’t do this!!!!!!

[@davidetomasoni5662]

I started studying this last summer but I wasn't able to finish it (my teacher gave me different pieces and kind of left out this). I'm planning on studying ot again this summer because this piece is just so beautiful. I think this version is the best I've ever heard, or at least on the top 3, thank you for sharing

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I am learning it now

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@@leidannis9544I wish i don’t know you close..

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This is very beautiful!

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9:24 floating on a cloud

[@MishaSkripach]

I want to play this when I grow up!

[@brianbixler5665]

Play It Now...And It Will Grow Up With You...and Beyond !!! Also, check out Alicia de Larrochia performing this !!!

[@MishaSkripach]

@@brianbixler5665 Thank you! Great thought!

[@micaelabonetti949]

Never too early to play a piece, apart if your hands are still too small for some! Strong desire to play will haste your tecnical and artistic skills! Besides, if you listen to pianists such as Maestro Pletnev you will improve your imagination, courage! Best wishes, Misha!

[@MishaSkripach]

​@@micaelabonetti949 Thank you! Listening to him all the time!

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Good attitude. Happiest new year to you Misha. 1-3-2022

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At some point you forget you listen to smb. playing the piano - it becomes like Pygmalion who sculpted his Galatea and you feel damn lucky guy, seeing that.

[@MishaSkripach]

This is very beautiful

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I subscrubed to your channel now, want to listen to more!

[@angelavimercati21]

Misha Skripach yes sir... may be michelangeli clearest at the last piece

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0:39: 😢😢😢

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Finale 1 17:40 12 21:47 13 22:07

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ooOOommMmmggggGGG

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4:33

[@Andrea-hm1ix]

Good, but Michelangeli is unsurpassable in this piece. (London 1957)

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No, Michelangeli is a bit mechanical in the entry.

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@@dariusmot8440 matter of taste