Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major, Op. 26 (with Full Score)

[@AlecSievern]

You can just tell this is a Martha Argerich performance, my god!

[@teresal5174]

Indeed!!

[@facundoramirezpiano1965]

¡Nadie como ella!

[@micaelat3734]

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[@perjus]

After all, it is the reference recording.

[@schonkable]

Considering how dark and intense Concerto No. 2 is, Concerto No. 3 is the perfect “next” concerto. Overall it’s bright, optimistic and sunny. Its slow introduction with the shimmering strings and the sudden allegro foreshadow a magical experience.

[@christianvennemann9008]

I absolutely love the part at 22:37, especially because of its incredible orchestration. Leave it to Prokofiev to effortlessly and seamlessly meander through different, clashing keys without making things sound sudden or tonally unstable

[@richardchiu9832]

Someone: C major is a simple key Prokofiev:

[@cloverisfan818]

i love how it quickly descends into chaos

[@_rstcm]

Prokofiev has his own unique style, he starts of in home key, beautiful melodies and all, and not a few bars or pages later, it changes keys, it become dissonant and crazy, but not too crazy like shostakovich or schönberg or somthing, a bit more key changes, some more dissonance, and then it surprisingly resolves back in home key! He is one of the greatest musical geniuses out there ( to me at least 😁😁😁😁 ).

[@aaronking4610]

I don't know about some of that- parts of Prokofiev are more dissonant to my ears than just about anything of Shostakovich!

[@_rstcm]

@@aaronking4610 Nah....Shostakovich dissonance are more intense and "In Your Face" in my opinion.

[@magikarpolycarp]

The definitive performance on disc.

[@tanaym.3889]

Thank you for uploading this, it's such a beautiful work!

[@christianvennemann9008]

12:57 My favorite part ❤️❤️

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@MultiRedskins12]

This is her 1967 DG recording with the BPO/Abbado. Still the benchmark.

[@Bruno311085]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@coasterdragon155]

wowwwwww this whole piece is incredible and makes me want to learn piano :D

[@slateflash]

12:47 that wind chord

[@RyanPower]

25:09

[@albuch520]

The Polistylistic concerto. Romantism, primitivism, neoclassicism and even moments of jazzy-impressionistic textures and harmonies and still being so genuinely structured and balanced.

[@GUILLOM]

@Jm Jm

[@Yoon-im2yh]

5:13

[@dm_99]

クラリネット実音じゃん...😮

[@amauryepineau3356]

Immo mN

[@itamarbar9580]

Goofy ahh concerto

[@mordekaihorowitz]

Lol yeah

[@AndrewKierszenbaum]

deadass but there’s still something special abt it imo

[@johnmyers466]

Good grief- were they in a hurry to get to lunch?

[@christianvennemann9008]

If you think this is fast, listen to Prokofiev's own performance of it haha

[@calebhu6383]

25:09

[@Albrecht-to9lm]

25:09