Rachmaninoff Prelude Op.32 No.10 - P. Barton, FEURICH grand piano

Recorded as a viewer's request from "andreea140794"
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Preludes Op.32
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[@AnHonest_ConMan]

I honestly can't get enough of this. If I could add one thing to my bucket list before I die I want to play this.

[@MusicalMissCapri]

Me as well. That and two other pieces I'm working on. Another Rachmaninoff and a Chopin. Can't get enough of any of them.

[@DariusMo]

rachmaninoffs piano concertos and id be immortal

[@chrisclr]

Dear Paul, I'm a Doctor of music and may I say you really have an amazing talent! Your emotional connection to this piece is brilliant. I'm actually quite surprised your not famous like many greats such as Horowitz, Arrau, etc Because you play exceptionally! Wow.....

[@satientone2172]

if it comes to rachmaninoff, i have to say that your Interpretations are the best i've heard. i really love them. they are exactly the way i think it should be played. keep on going bro!

[@andreea140794]

OH MY GOD! I'm literally screaming right now, you've made my week Paul :D you will forever be one of my favorite pianists!

[@gaith1989]

Great interpretation. Great Piano !

[@RyanisApronius]

Yay, this is my favorite Rachmaninoff piece! Tutorial in the future, perhaps?

[@1ynobe1a]

Thanks for posting! I have not heard this piece so well played in a long time. Those little musical jewels of our childhood and teens. I too played this piece as teenager. Rachmaninov rocks! Will you be doing a tutorial on this piece one day! I enjoyed very much your tutorials on Chopin etc. Again, thanks for posting!

[@Burritoraf]

It should be illegal to unlike this!

[@Barnaldomort]

So emotional, a fantastic rendition Paul as always! Please do a tutorial if you can, I would appreciate it greatly!

[@bostrox]

I love Rachmaninov. Thanks a lot

[@aletraelektronica4675]

Beautiful mister Barton, very helpfull seen your playing. Congratulations from Brasil. Bravíssimo!

[@pianomarius]

rachmaninoffs music is so wonderful

[@andreea140794]

What do you mean? First of all, I am not the girl from my profile picture (that's Emily Bear - pianist and composer) and second of all, I was screaming because I was so happy that Paul recorded the piece I requested.

[@Jamie-eb2gp]

Hey paul would you be able to do a tutorial on this piece? Specifically the 4th page? On really struggling with it

[@MusicalMissCapri]

Yeah, the more tutorials, the better. I want to learn this too.

[@KentFarbach]

You make it look easy Paul. Love those crunchy chords..gothic:)

[@OldRabit]

absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed your playing so much!

[@jstavorinus]

Nice video, i want to learn this piece but dont know if i can handle it. I play Rachmaninov's prelude Op.3 No.2 can you compare that piano with Op.32 no.10 in difficulty ?

[@DariusMo]

as far as i know op 3 no 2 is easier than this piece

[@MoniqueChiron]

It is indeed very beautiful !Thank you Paul.

[@slesar1117]

Very good sound. Thank you for the excellent performance of Rachmaninov.

[@bjbeamish]

Wonderful Paul - thank you. It's great to have a good view of your hands as well - shame there isn't a seat in concert halls like that! Thank you for posting this. Much better interpretation as well than a lot of well known pianists I've seen on youtube.

[@davidhillary5738]

Really good performance of this Rachmaninov Prelude. I'm researching the piano market at the moment and Feurich/Wendl & Lung/Hailun seem to be offering a lot of nice piano for not a lot of money.

[@korposp]

yeah, beautiful masterpiece.

[@dedikandrej]

Very well played, i'm learning the piece atm and i have to say is really challenging, but not as hard as op.23 no.5, but it is considerably harder then op.3 no.2

[@kliberalsing]

Wonderful!

[@Musipire]

Wonderful sound on your piano. One of our students performed this piece as well in our channel.

[@777TN10]

Bravissimo..👏👏👏

[@ThomasAndersenPiano]

One word: Amazing!:)

[@mdoroudi986]

Very good , Bravo.....PB

[@Musipire]

Happy belated birthday to Rachmaninoff!

[@MrFreegig]

a very very difficult piece, as it is brilliant and beautiful - you pull it off better than many interpretations i've heard - nice !

[@maliceburgoyne495]

jon rene This song is not difficult at all even for average to small hands. One of Rach's easier pieces. 2 months and even an amateur should have it down. Hardest "technical" part of the song is the pedaling imho.

[@reallynigga9088]

The difficulty would come down to musical interpretation. As of now, I have seen no one that can top ashkenazy’s redention of this piece.

[@HopperDragon]

@-insert forgettable name- Nah

[@helladm1]

Congratulation...you play very good! Thank you - I can learn from you!

[@EuphoricDan]

Well played sir

[@sumimimi0]

SHOULD TRY TARANTELLA AND SPANISH RHAPSODY BY LISZT AND LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, AND...........

[@ChayapolEmapana]

very good!

[@satyu131089]

That's killer, man.. Hey Paul, how would you rate this piece in terms of technical difficulty?Say, with a Chopin nocturne on one extreme and a Chopin Etude on the other.. Or is it harder than a Chopin Etude?

[@MariaMaltseva]

Depends on the etude, but much easier than most. Perhaps more difficult in terms of interpretation if you don't have a feeling for Rachmaninoff.

[@MusicalMissCapri]

I was just thinking the same thing. Which might be more difficult, this prelude, or Chopin's Etude 25 12. Both are wonderfully explosive when pulled off, but getting there is a challenge. Speaking from experience with the Ocean Etude anyway.

[@xTJProduction1000x]

Amazing!!!!! :)

[@jungwirthmartin]

Wtf is going with the pedal?can you hear it as well?

[@karloalvarez]

Don't believe to Paul, he always make look everything easier than how it really is

[@ethanl.1699]

karlo alvarez that’s true. I watched his tutorial for Chopin’s etude 25 2 thinking I could play it. Though I’m still nowhere near it. Though I Still can’t play it, it’s still fun to watch.😄

[@PATRICKLEGEND1]

andreea you lok a bit young to be screaming to be honest

[@MusicalMissCapri]

Huh? People are born screaming.

[@MusicalMissCapri]

WTH PatrickLegend1 ? "too young to be screaming" are you daft? Newborns scream. I did the vast majority of my screaming under the age of 7. Now I let my emotions out more through music and writing.