@JadaLoveEmo It was common at that time to rewrite compositions…not to make them harder to play…but to add own ideas, options and interpretations. I think Albeniz would have loved this version ^o^
This is the late, great, Shura Cherkassky, who lived in London for over 30 years until his death in 1995 (he lived at the White House Hotel, just a few hundred yards from where I work. I'd guess this was an encore. Beautiful piece, sensitively played. I wonder why there are so many pianos on stage....?!
This looks like the concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London in the mid 1970s in aid of the International Piano Library. I was at this concert and remember it very well! Please could you tell me where I can get the complete video as I want to see that hysterically funny sketch with Gina Bachauer, Alicia de Larrocha and Garrick Ohlssohn.
Amazing improvisation. Gorgeous! This piece is actually difficult to play well. It is rather funny that it's in so many student piano books. But I've yet to hear a student play it really well. ;)
This is in one of my learning to play piano books. It seems odd to me that some would choose to play this with in a concert hall, and besides that with no beat. It's a tango, you should be able to dance to it.
I would recommend that if you were trying to teach someone of respect, you learn it yourself first. And correct your English. You would claim others ruin a man, but you ruin a language.
Cherkassy played so beautifully. Strangely I find myself wishing this was the Albeniz orginal version - the simplicity of it is even more affecting than the slightly gushy Godowsky treatment, and a pianist of great poetry like this doesn't need to hide behind extra notes!
that's the way albeniz his normal music has been played in a spanisch club at the years in the past century with a great sigar and a good drink! and some beuatiful woman!
godowsky, You are a bit a big dick. THIS PIECE IS WONDERFUL BY ALBENIZ . WE DON'T NEED YOUR VIRTUOSISTIC VERSION OF ALL EXIST IN MUSIC!
JadaLoveEmo 1 year ago
@JadaLoveEmo It was common at that time to rewrite compositions…not to make them harder to play…but to add own ideas, options and interpretations. I think Albeniz would have loved this version ^o^
maku246 11 months ago
is it just me or the volume on the left speaker is low?
darthxtatan 1 year ago
Beautiful................relaxing to listen to!!
libramoon2 1 year ago
This is the late, great, Shura Cherkassky, who lived in London for over 30 years until his death in 1995 (he lived at the White House Hotel, just a few hundred yards from where I work. I'd guess this was an encore. Beautiful piece, sensitively played. I wonder why there are so many pianos on stage....?!
Andrew279144 2 years ago
if you want to watch it on youtube at duo guitar go to my vid.! hes interpretation is more like a balade :) not tango , but i like it :) nice.
Filipdinca 2 years ago
This looks like the concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London in the mid 1970s in aid of the International Piano Library. I was at this concert and remember it very well! Please could you tell me where I can get the complete video as I want to see that hysterically funny sketch with Gina Bachauer, Alicia de Larrocha and Garrick Ohlssohn.
rsfpiano 2 years ago
Amazing improvisation. Gorgeous! This piece is actually difficult to play well. It is rather funny that it's in so many student piano books. But I've yet to hear a student play it really well. ;)
suzearl 2 years ago 2
Good except a bit precious in style
chengchunnam 2 years ago
This is in one of my learning to play piano books. It seems odd to me that some would choose to play this with in a concert hall, and besides that with no beat. It's a tango, you should be able to dance to it.
archcorenth 3 years ago
Is very difficult so why you think is not good for a concert!!??? especially this version of Godowski!!!!!!!!!!
richardre06 2 years ago
I think you missed the "godowsky transcript" part...
Lemonizm 2 years ago
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xh111111 2 years ago
I would recommend that if you were trying to teach someone of respect, you learn it yourself first. And correct your English. You would claim others ruin a man, but you ruin a language.
scenvresh 2 years ago
suport
foxycatx 2 years ago
Excellant! one of the best performances of this piece I have ever heard.
lizzzee7 3 years ago 5
Worth of a virtuoso ear!
dewhungryfoolish 3 years ago 2
...kinda good
seephai 3 years ago
ROBSHEL...I AGREE!!...This makes me want to sit in a sidewalk cafe, sip wine with a lovely woman, and slowly smoke a fine cigar ! haha
lredmon 3 years ago 6
I'll accompany you on that one. Say, italia this summer? =)
OktoberStorm 2 years ago
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lredmon 2 years ago
Cherkassy played so beautifully. Strangely I find myself wishing this was the Albeniz orginal version - the simplicity of it is even more affecting than the slightly gushy Godowsky treatment, and a pianist of great poetry like this doesn't need to hide behind extra notes!
d60944 3 years ago
It,s a pleasure to listen.
Thank,s Suzy for sending
charlottevk 3 years ago
Teach me the steps!
suzettegm 3 years ago
Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music for this? Soooo beautifull!
Fanaton 4 years ago
Amsco's library of Piano classics, it's the first piece in the book
adeade01 4 years ago
I love it! BRAVO!
hotwildorchid 4 years ago
that's the way albeniz his normal music has been played in a spanisch club at the years in the past century with a great sigar and a good drink! and some beuatiful woman!
geheimschrijver 4 years ago
Beautiful arrangement wonderfully and masterfully played. (sorry for a misprint earlier).
robshelrobshel 4 years ago
Beatiful arrangement wonderfully and masterfully played.
robshelrobshel 4 years ago
Fantastic - love Godowsky's arrangement!
fdartmouth 4 years ago
Beautiful Tango.
parkch 5 years ago
The arrangement is by Godowsky. The pianist is Shura Cherkassky.
Pianowrestler 5 years ago
eheh yes you're right
TheVirtuosoPianist 5 years ago