Sergei Bortkiewicz - 4 Pieces for Piano, Op.3 (Somero)

Sergei Bortkiewicz - 4 Pieces for Piano, Op.3 (1906)
Pf : Jouni Somero (2014.05.01)
• Bortkiewicz: Piano Wor...
00:00 -- No.1, Capriccio
05:41 -- No.2, Etude
11:41 -- No.3, Gavotte-Caprice
15:57 -- No.4, Primula veris

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ВОСТОРГ!!!!!

[@kaleidoscopio5]

Bortkiewicz has a lot of musical jewels which are desperately underrated.....the second piano concerto has no problem to stand in front of Rachmaninov, Chopin or Liszt 😀

[@Pablo-gl9dj]

Rate them higher then. And if his concerto stands in front of Chopin it will get run over.

[@goldberg72]

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[@dot8209]

Incredible! Feeling so lucky to hear and read such beautiful music. Thank you for the upload.

[@cedricrlongreen]

The 1st piece felt so perfectly complete👌🔥

[@emilyhutjes]

I love Bortkiewicz . 🌷🌷🌷 (netherlands)

[@kpunkt.klaviermusik]

Fun fact: when Bortkiewicz composed his opus 3 in the year 1906 he was already 29 years old.

[@wilhelmberger9925]

Yes, but he was not alone. Roussel, Kiel and Kirchner(op. 2) wrote their op. 1 also with 29.. just to name a few.

[@msgrace713]

That's why it shows so much depth and maturity

[@kaleidoscopio5]

This is the first video that joins audio and music sheet of this suite. Thanks 😎

[@syroyid]

Wonderfully played. Beautiful music

[@hughmackay5200]

This will feature in a piano recital of mine.

[@JouniSomeroMusic]

Thank You!

[@bitchslappedme]

We thank you all the good recordings sir.

[@kaleidoscopio5]

👏👏👏

[@LeoN-bs8vo]

He seems to have been more influenced by Chopin, Liszt, and Rachmaninoff, but this work includes some melody of musical nationalism.

[@calebhu6383]

The texture in No.1 screams Brahms.

[@djokowitjaksono3371]

Love it

[@patricknyman727]

Feels sort of like Blumenfeld

[@Dylonely42]

Nice.

[@user-gv6jg5mn4w]

nice

[@RaptorT1V]

No.4 is like Chopin's Etude Op. 10 No. 8 in F major (same key)

[@smb123211]

Yes, Bortkiewicz was influence by other composers but so what? Every composer was influenced by others. He was probably the last great Romantic before "modern" music rose. Hearing this I think of Brahms (perhaps due to the pianist).

[@thaisoh]

Like Rachmaninov !

[@Xyriak]

Why is he so unknown

[@goldberg72]

First time prokofiev

[@beecolor]

Op.3 is a little too young...

[@gameclips5734]

Definitely some of the more forgettable bortkiewicz pieces