MŪZA Rubackytė. Krzysztof Penderecki - Concerto Resurrection for piano and orchestra

[@Freotheric]

This is my introduction to Mūza Rubackytė. What force, what authority! I doubt P's concerto could be better served.

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

yeah. She's good. I took lessons from her (Rach's pc 3)

[@Ibiracatu]

Finally, a piano concerto I really like! What a performance!

[@ariettaop111]

Great performance, and brilliant pianist! Bravo indeed!

[@juriwendt-weiss5005]

BRAVISSIMO!!! Big talant pianist MUZA RUBACKYTE!!! Beautiful orchestra! Great compositor KRZYSTOF PENDERECKI!!!!!

[@palmyrazakarauskiene]

Skaitau Jūsų knygą Gimusi po fortepijonu ir klausau Jūsų atliekamus kūrinius, ypač norėjau išgirsti šį; taip pat virtualiai keliauju po jūsų išvardintas šalis, kuriose koncertavote, gyvenote. Ačiū, patiriu daug emocijų. Sėkmės Jums.

[@bertrandjacques6744]

Very interesting concerto with some brilliant idées : pairing harp and piano, etc. Thanks for posting !

[@ricardomandolini1224]

Fantásrica obra en una interpretación a dejar sin aliento!!!!

[@juratejankauskiene4569]

great music and performance of Muza Rubackyte

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

A valuable rendering of a complex piece of music. At times it seems confused and lacking in unity. Technically very demanding for the orchestra and especially for the piano. The playing by Rubackyté is very decisive and incisive. Conduction by the bright Maximiano Valdés Soublette is impeccable as always, Penderecki died one week ago so this is a proper time to hear his work.

[@pilouetmissiou]

Concerto hallucinant de difficultés j'imagine..mais très intéressant...plein de sonorités...je n'avais jamais entendu.. bcp d'énergie et d'autorité de la part de la pianiste...

[@pazuzueldorado9468]

WoW just WoW .AVE. pieknie wykonane . zawsze bedzie brakowac Pana Profesora.

[@The_Betty_Channel]

More than a splash of Prokofiev and Mussorgsky in this concerto. Hard to believe that this is the same composer who wrote the Dies Irae for Auschwitz

[@ritamonkovich1469]

Miela Muza! Je desolee - can't continue in French - yet - your French although "jaw-dropping". As your appearance - on international level - but most important your choice to perform the music of Beethoven / Penderecky - the playing that has to be by definition as captivating. I by myself am a musician - a composer began my pacing in music in my native Vilnius the same school as you. That obviously the fact which touched my attention and sensitivity. I"ll be more than delighted to hear from you and to host you at my apartment in Natanya / Israel of course. Rita Monkovich

[@ofc.kd6-3.78]

26:29 and 29:49 - goosebumps

[@mitchellspencer2918]

Rest In Peace, maestro.

[@gianluigipallavicini4438]

Muza is music !

[@Effigs]

Uma Obra Maiúscula e interpretações magistrais. A Obra de Penderecki eh valorizada pela Orchestra Lithuanian National Philharmonic e a Vibrante e Vigorosa atuação da Pianista MŪZA Rubackytė. Um marco na música classica atual. Recomendo aos aficcionados! Mūza Rubackytė brilha igualmente no CD DRAMATIC RUSSIAN LEGACY / 2020 referente as OBRAS DE SHOSTAKOVICH & WEINBERG.!

[@claudioteixeira88150110]

Sensacional!!

[@pepperwilliams4428]

I think Penderecki "dipped" into the Sergei Prokofiev/ Bernard Herrmann pool to create this wonderful concerto? He is definitely one of my favorite composers! RIP

[@alanrain8408]

Terrific performance by soloist and orchestra, but why were the audience so lukewarm at the end? Were they expecting Chopin?

[@nealbaker7991]

I agree. I was dumbfounded by the concerto by the orchestra and especially the pianist but I was mostly dumbfounded by pathetic response of the audience. Their hands hardly moved as they "clapped".

[@nvartandreassian8037]

the pianiste is exellentisima!!!

[@gabrieru1983]

un público espantoso.....en cuanto a la versión, prefiero ésta por sobre la del final más parco. Gracias por subir este video!

[@machida5114]

quite good...

[@Diana_Kharynovych-Yavorska]

Браво! Феноменально красиве виконанння!

[@bertrandjacques6744]

25'58" : clear reminiscence of "Promenade" in Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition

[@michelplockyn404]

Ah ??????????????????

[@MrBohuslav]

Rather than "Promenade", the final "Great Gate of Kiev".

[@frankiewally1891]

ha,ha,well,that`s what you hear an therein lies the labyrinthine quality of music;always opening new vistas ....

[@bertrandjacques6744]

@@MrBohuslav Thanks ! You are right.... ;o)

[@southmorningside4813]

melody (plus lead-in) 7:00 28:00 35:00

[@AndrewKosinskicomposer]

4 trumpet players and there's a flugelhorn, two c-trumpets, and a Bb-Trumpet...Very interesting

[@guidoanessi882]

Is this the second version? I know one with a different ending.

[@petermonicid6053]

How is the piano heard in the middle of so many brasses playing together ?

[@PentameronSV]

Music starts at 0:32 and ends at 37:07.

[@nealbaker7991]

And it seemed like she played every one of those 2,195 seconds with brutal and profound intensity. Formidable!

[@earlrobicheaux2632]

Post romantic, yet inventive in tonal relations and orchestration.

[@Baton793]

Fyi, ending difference starts at 32:20

[@karolinanowakowska7901]

Koncert jubileuszowy Pendereckiego - zobaczcie materiał - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIPVmaypotCZrc0

[@petermonicid6053]

reading while playing so fast ???

[@Cosimo-composer]

I think this music tells the story of a vampire crawling out of the coffin

[@tangibleflux9345]

I don't think Penderecki writes for young pianos. Tones of an aged have more soul.

[@Protonixum]

Too bad Penderecki didn't meet Rachmaninoff ;-))))

[@K-R-O-L]

kind of music if when you miss a note no one notice :D

[@AndrewSmith-hi1fe]

Try some Sorabji!

[@ronaldrabanda2907]

Ich registriere nur im Ausdruck Oberfläche es fehlt die geistige humane Tiefe das was Musik ausmacht

[@MatheusKulik]

du horst nicht

[@MrBohuslav]

Liszt, Prokofiev and some others have already made this a long time ago, much better... and shorter...

[@frankiewally1891]

well,you could have spared us the public display of your crude stupidity,you foolish ass.

[@pepperwilliams4428]

Let me hear what your concerto sounds like, IDIOT!! Go back and listen to what your feeble brain can handle: Justin Bieber!