Відео

Поверхностно и неоправданно-грубо,,практически все...

Не без хобота в посудной лавке...

Well, THAT was a totally schizophrenic musical experience !!!!

That was ugly.

Should be played with feeling, but as written. Whether the composer was a great improvisor or not, doesn't matter. Also IMHO the composer shouldn't be OK with people taking allowances with his music.

6:12 16:19 21:16

I like the extended closing cadence. Very Mozkowskyesk

Yes, he's amazing

Tout simplement merveilleux merci maestro

Gut

Lindo!❤

How does he "hold" the long notes! Third pedal??

Sehr schöne Sendung und Werke, danke 3x

Thanks very very much 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

11:46

wow actually love this idea

Ma è splendido!

I can promise you, after just a few drinks, all you’ll be hearing from me is thomas the tank engine

5:26 Chopin fantaisie impromptu passage lmao

Who knew early 1800s texture and late 1800s harmony would go so well together?

Vaguely reminds me of Scriabin's style! Very reminiscent of Chopin and maybe Kalkbrenner too, but it's hard to tell since many wonderful romantic era pieces like this have obscure reference points on how they were created and while I love subjectivism I would still like to know what feelings made Friedman create such an emotionally in-depth piece.

I am reminded of an anecdote about a pianist once told by Arthur Rubinstein in an interview. He was a heavy drinker, came on stage hungover, and as soon as he sat down in his chair, he threw up and threw up all over the piano! I just hope he wasn't Friedman lol.

≈EtUde oP10 No 12

My teacher’s teacher’s teacher’s teacher!

Revolutionary etude, but with everything good taken out of it.

Genius !

It's good - but just too similar to the Chopin original to really have a life as a legitimate piece. Can the whole piece be found anywhere?

Beautiful.

More like chopin appassionata prelude after drinks but i digress 😂😂😂

Revolutionary étude but you lived through early-XXth-century events and anxiety pills do not exist yet.

Revolutionary etude but actually good

" *What do you mean you did Liszt but harder that doesn't exist* "

The Picardy Third is one of the best things music has ever given humanity.

I literally had no idea the improvisatsa for left hand was ONLY FOR THE LEFT HAND WHAT That totally changes things, I was meh on the piece at first but the fact that it's one handed is crazyyyy

He's got that really satisfying clickety-clack sound in the high notes

I am listening to this my mouth wide open... The finest elements of Godowsky, Rachmaninov, Stanchinsky, and Feinberg in one vessel... This is the ultimate material for those who want to learn how to write Late Romantic music. Change of priorities: investigate Friedman’s legacy now.

Gonna go play this rn

Friedman is one of the greatest pianistic minds to ever grace this planet! His playing was so exquisitely colourful and detailed and that feature is also present in his compositional output. They contain colours and pianistic devices that are totally unique to him! He was not a "profound master" in the leagues of the greats but he crafted some real jewels! That "Music Box" piece was performed at a much faster tempo by Friedman but Gugnin takes a wonderfully creative approach by slowing it right down and doing different things with it. Friedman would absolutely have approved! he loved creativity and individuality in performances!

8:19 didn't hear the F# on the E7.

Love the mazourka

Henselt: One of the most unfairly neglected composers ever

My mother used to play Autumn. Beautiful piece.

Чудесно 💙🤍💙

just... amazing.

I really want to see Cziffra play this

❤❤❤❤❤

OMG, WHY I DIDN'T HEAR THIS BEFORE?!😮😮

Vivo Valentina!

Delightful