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I don't here anything sound really like chopin etude............... This is much more modern pieces, it is a great piece!!!! love it very much!!!
Chen940708 2 months ago
sounds like it has a hint of new age
badugi 9 months ago in playlist Kapustin
god damn i love youtube
crittinger 11 months ago
hi, i have all the sheetmusic, just contact me for the link
jebenthan 1 year ago
sounds like a chopin etude
chocolateman235 1 year ago
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it almost sounds like one of chopins etudes
chocolateman235 1 year ago
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chocolateman235 1 year ago
Why have I never heard of this composer till now!?
Sepharite 2 years ago 2
Because he is actually still alive. o3o
LetTheMusicFlow1 2 years ago 2
where can i get the sheet?
lupash 2 years ago
What you have seen is the one Nobu played this piece when he was ONLY 15 years old!
I am very sure he plays much better now.
Guess how delight it can be...
aiaibunnydayo 2 years ago
I can't compare Mr. Kapustin and Nobu! The slight differences in their rendering of the same piece only makes me want to listen to them play one after another over and over again!
fuchion15 2 years ago
Kapustin is great!
crapman999 2 years ago 5
I agree !!!!
I love Mr Kapstin to see Tsujii NObuyuki in the future in person.
He is palying this music wonderful.
And i read Nobuyuki loves Mr Kapstin music.
coconu2shrimp 2 years ago
Awesome. Kapustin is obviously one of the great pianist-composers, in the same league as Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev.
I wonder if he ever met Tsujji Noboyuki, whose account of this etude is wonderful too.
demosj 2 years ago 32
Well said!
ReturnOfTheStienway 2 years ago
@demosj YOu mean like prokofiev and rach just in jazz?!
predoje 2 years ago
No, sorry if my comment was misleading! Listen to Michelangeli playing Rachmaninoff's fourth concerto - there's undeniably some jazz influence in there. I'm not aware of Prokofiev doing anything similar.
demosj 2 years ago
I love this piece. I just got the music, and it's not easy. It's somewhat similar to the opening of Chopin's etude in thirds. Kapustin's music is still very good for developing technique. But the main purpose of learning his music is to have fun with it and be musical, just like anyone. Thanks for these recordings you put on Youtube. They're very enjoyable.
hatake16 2 years ago 10