Tiffany Poon - Rachmaninoff Sonata No.2, Op.36

Recorded on November 17, 2017
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[@sohamprasad6696]

For those who have forgotten what a world-class pianist and virtuoso tiffany is because of all her behind-the-scenes, unedited practice videos, this performance is a good reminder.

[@TiffanyPoonpianist]

Hi :) Just in case someone asks and brings it up, I'm sorry I made the piano out of tune from warming up to record this 🙊

[@pimjanssens8808]

fantastic!!

[@Mukundanghri]

You are fantastic. You break my heart every time I hear you play because I know my own limitations. You are truly blessed.

[@FighterFred]

It's fortunate that Steinway produces pianos that can survive anything.

[@tvndvne]

Fantastic !!!!

[@tomcowell7920]

INCREDIBLE!!!

[@DavidMannMD]

A couple people asked what version this is. This is the revised 1931 version.

[@sanjastankovicmusic]

Emotional :)

[@edjpao]

The thing is that the higher level a pianist reaches the more daunting challenges he faces in all fronts. This Rach, the tone, phrasing, and holistic effect, etc. deserves a more thoughtful treatment. He's very strong but not clanky, pure but also reflective, sad but not sorrowful. I embrace Tiffany's bravery in tackling this difficult piece and hope she continues to be enriched with life experience as she practices...

[@conman0414]

11:18

[@vishnuhalikere2151]

13:13

[@m.a.3322]

10:55

[@dihydrogenmonoxide5994]

Very mature interpretation, Tiffany! Rachmaninoff would be proud!

[@classicallover8153]

I have listened to this recording so many times it is still one of my favorite things to listen to ever. Truely the best interpretation ever.

[@harryandruschak2843]

Now

[@mcmire]

I just ran across this - this is absolutely beautiful! I didn't realize how much I like Rachmaninoff. There are of course romantic aspects of this music (the fast runs and the bursts of dynamics) as well as impressionistic washes of sound, but I'm also noticing a pleasant preview of some twentieth century sonorities - nothing too shocking, it always resolves, but the flirting with dissonance is there. The part at

[@Mia-ck3nn]

every year i come back to this song. rarely music makes me cry; this piece does. my favorite piece of music of all

[@catherinechung6482]

Best thing about your playing for me is how you tell stories (epics, really) with just your hands and facial expressions💙

[@viola308]

This recording is timeless, truly it transcends it. I like classical music a lot but I have never found better renditions of these pieces.