Mussorgsky's 'Baba Yaga' & 'The Great Gate of Kiev' | Andreas Boyde

Andreas Boyde plays Mussorgsky 'Baba Yaga' & 'The Great Gate of Kiev'.
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About Andreas Boyde:
Hailed by the critics as Monsieur 100,000 Volts, pianist Andreas Boyde's performances have electrified audiences worldwide. He has appeared in recital as well as soloist with orchestras such as the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra, the Zurich Chamber Orchestra, the Bamberger Symphoniker, the Hallé Orchestra Manchester, the Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra, the Dresdner Sinfoniker, the London Mozart Players, the Miami Symphony Orchestra, the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra and the Berliner Sinfonie Orchester.

[@JJJessee]

"Come inside little children and we'll bake something to dinner" -B. Yaga. Nice crescendo on Great Gate

[@storlok1922]

Beautiful performance! Bravo 👏❤

[@quincycheung5685]

Very few pianists can keep me watching when he or she plays this masterpiece! Thank you Mr Boyde !

[@user-wy4rx6fp8u]

Stunning performance! One of the best interpretations I've heard!

[@johnnybr85]

This piece speaks in so many levels and in such diversity of ways that I lost my words to describe it... Thanks for the awesome interpretation of it.

[@BenSadounJeremie]

Wonderful ❤️👏 The way you begin piano subito the great gate is just amazing. It sounds like the gate is seen from afar and we approach it. Gorgeous.

[@Jeanjoroplin]

¡Amazing!

[@Kelvryn]

very good. This is one of my favourite pieces.

[@MOVINGCLASSICS]

very energizing performance! Thank you! i enjoyed it!

[@scott-joplin]

Bravo !

[@margithenschel9138]

Eine fantastische Einspielung!

[@caili999]

3:18 great gate shortcut.. the best piano interpretation of the Great Gate of Kiev on youtube..

[@aluisaac]

C27t B can you listen to the Valentina lisitsa's interpretation pls?

[@eliramer4781]

Or Evgeny Kissin

[@adi-ot6rz]

@@eliramer4781 Kissin's is Amazing. This one is alright

[@mettler54]

I agree. This is the best.

[@bertusduiverman4743]

What a fantastic performance. Left me breathless.

[@vonfrancois]

Dear Sir Boyde, this is hands down THE best interpretation of that ending of Pictures I have heard. You have an outstanding sensitivity. Just BRAVO! I have no word after hear you play.

[@kims697]

Brilliant!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

この人は天才です凄まじい迫力と技巧力が他を圧倒しています、聞き比べて見れば一目瞭然でしょう

[@reidbowman8323]

This is an incredible piece that you not only play well, but perform as any fantastic artist should! I have a question: I am looking for a classical and contemporary piece to play. The reason I am asking you here is because I'm looking for pieces that, like The Great Gate of Kiev, are dynamic and have that grand "destination" that is so present in this piece... Do you have any ideas?

[@davidrivera9743]

Depends on period. Baroque almost anything Scarlatti I'd recommend: Classical K 457 Mozart sonata in C minor, Romantic Chopin Db major prelude op 28/15 Later Romantic Peer Gynt Suite no1 (op 46, particularly Hall of the Mountain King).

[@TheGeographyWatch]

Beethoven’s Emperor Piano Concerto for sure!

[@surnamnam7604]

too fast But hey, i'm still happy this is uploaded

[@JaceDanielFilms]

to fast? it sounds cool!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is a requiem from Mussorgsky's deep love and sorrow for his late friend . His performance is incomparable . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun .

[@saveliykudriavsev2193]

6:45

[@saveliykudriavsev2193]

4:58

[@shin-i-chikozima]

芸術とは！これが芸術だ！

[@vonted69]

All amazing, but Kyiv, not Kiev

[@jacquesaubin4454]

Good, but far from Douglas or Richter. Affected dynamic shifts.

[@WrenchBreaker]

no

[@alessandroitaliano2355]

@Der freshe boi Yes, NOOOOO!

[@nathaliedorkeld2797]

c'est nule