Stanislav Bunin: Chopin - Impromptu in G flat major, Op. 51

This live concert recording from 1987 in the Munich Philharmonie features the brilliant Russian pianist Stanislav Bunin.
Frédéric Chopin - Impromptu in G flat major, Op. 51
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Stanislav Stanislavovich Bunin (Russian: Станислав Станиславович Бунин, Stanislav Stanislavovič Bunin; born September 25, 1966) is a Russian-born pianist. He was born in Moscow in 1966 into an established European musical family which included his grandfather Heinrich Neuhaus, his grandmother Zinaida (Boris Pasternak's wife), and his father, Stanislav Neuhaus.
In 1985, after a series of prizes, he won first prize and the gold medal in the 11th International Frédéric Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw. Recently, he recorded a few of Chopin's works for the soundtrack to the video game Eternal Sonata. He currently resides in Japan.
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[@user-tk6mh3fv4j]

ブーニンさんのピアノの音色は心身の疲労を取り去り、その素晴らしい演奏を聴いているうちに元気になっちゃうんです。ブーニンさん、ありがとう❣️

[@carlfigueiredo2095]

Beautiful! I'm hearing this famous work afresh, and discovering the myriad beauties in it, so often lost in the rush of faster tempo performances. Lyrical, poetic, dramatic - wonderful interpretation! Thank you!

[@firephilosopher7645]

One of the best performances of this piece I've heard, with a much better tempo than most pianists play it. This piece is very subtle and needs time to speak.

[@PromiseCynthia]

Stanislav Bunin is a phenomenally artistic musician, with enormous capacity to project the music~~~ as it inhabits him while he is playing! So unabashed, natural, and passionate, his extensive virtuosity always used in the service of his music. Such genius. Why did you leave us?

[@DihelsonMendonca]

That's what I call lyricism. ❤️

[@cozykozi176]

Every each one of note is beautiful.

[@steve680]

I really like this interpretation, even better than Rubinstein's interpretation, which is saying a lot because usually Rubinstein's interpretations of Chopin are the Gold Standard.I really like the tempo and the dynamics on this one.

[@dmitrynesterov2880]

True artist!

[@ilmiochopindiruyshev4316]

Meravigliosi Chopin e Bunin. Ciao

[@SwePianoholic]

I really like the tempo, many pianists tend to play this too fast, there is a lot of music gettig lost when it is played too fast.

[@ciararespect4296]

Same and added bonus I can play it at this tempo

[@sirop1849]

Bravo ! I love his interpretation. Thank you uploading.

[@gerardbedecarter]

Beautiful playing.

[@isabellllee]

3:57 that sound freaked me out in the middle of the night

[@JTSJTS]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW kkkk

[@user-fp7yf2zs9i]

神様この世界にブーニンを出してくださってありがとうございますと言いたい位です。私にとって彼の音色は品のある、美しい唯一無二の音色です‼

[@palette8752]

前期試験の課題曲でペダル難しかった。 だけど今はブーニンさんの演奏で夢の中にいるみたい。どんな気持ちで演奏してるのかな。

[@user-te3pb9yt3f]

자기만의 소리를 가지고 있네용~^^good

[@bifeldman]

I’ll have to think about this.

[@PromiseCynthia]

Yes?

[@bifeldman]

Your question made me revisit. A lot to like and a lot not to like. Generally a beautiful sound, excellent sourdine, and marvelous counterpoint moments. An erratic willful approach to tempo and a lot of circus. Lots of antics. More willful and self-imposing than I think is tasteful on such a fine piece so carefully notated. Do I like it? Mostly.

[@user-yw9zh7kx9f]

미스터치가 조금있는게 들리지만 최고다 진짜..캬...

[@ciararespect4296]

3:11 he anticipated the climax far too much forte

[@user-mq4ic1on7r]

昔のブーニンらしくないです。