Rachmaninoff - Etude Tableaux, Op 33, No 8 - Timothy Nguyen

[imsohornynwet]

My fingers are injured by this piece.

[ImIntoAnimals]

This is actually no 9, not 8. But I did enjoy this performance very frantic in a cool way.

[rachmaniralf]

OMG!!!!!!!!! This peice is beautiful. Listen to how he created cords that almost sound as if an orchestra is in the background at 1:08. Those are beautiful. They are so full....Its....the type of music I always day dream of. This peice is like a dream. Is so complex! Its amazing!

[phillipkim1]

The ending was like ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh­hhhhhh done witht his hellish piece

[fisarmonicista]

It's no 9 since there's no no 4, so they move from there one up

[arv919]

What a great ending

[yusuke11367]

This is not No.8. I think its No.9

No.8 is in G minor.

[Alexenzo]

wow very nice

[pianistadiroma]

frammenti di qualcosa.. di immenso

[ReturnOfTheStienway]

I don't think you got carried away at all. I, in fact, very much enjoyed your interpretation. BRAVO!

[uhartchristian]

very good interpretation!!!!!!!

the jealous here just have to say make it better if you can.....

[2persimmon1]

Sorry, I didn't like it... This piece is full of emotion but the interpretation reminds me of a factory.

[korlock3000]

This is 9 not 8

[jewish1972]

parece k le cuesta

[Kalen1457]

Wow, your rachmaninoff is great!

[andou7]

This piece could be op.33 - 9 not - 8

[cjamesackley]

in my book its 8 too :/ is 8 in g minor, not in here, but it should be :/

[rmp251]

I don't believe this is Etude-tableau op.33 no. 3. I play that one and it's in G minor.

[rmp251]

correction: op. 33 no. 8

[rmp251]

My bad. The one in G minor is no. 7. Actually it's the Royal Conservatory of Music's fault. Gosh I wish youtube would let me delete my comments...

[RachmaninoffGuy]

Rachmaninoff's Op. 33 has numbering ambiguity issues due to pieces being added to the opus posthumously. I've seen this etude listed as No. 6 and also as No. 9. But the modern standard complete set of Op. 33 etudes has eight and this is the last one.

[Alexjr1543]

Well, I also play the g minor one (badly) and I did find this video by looking for it. Makes me wonder if that c sharp minor prelude I play is actually Op. 3 No. 2...

[Alexjr1543]

I hope that means I can play this for the ARCT exam. (Sorry for the late response.)

[yahuui]

man, you're 15 and already that arrogant.

[MJTTOMB]

"LuvHipHopTilliDie", You like Evgeny Kissin's La Campanella. That officially means your musical opinion carries no weight whatsoever.

[addeex1]

What!?!?!

Rachmaninoff desides how it should be played, not you... -.-

[Emanresu56]

@addeex1 Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Rachmaninoff allow some individuality in interpretation?

[ElFuroCrack]

@LuvHipHopTilliDie You say you can play it better

So, why don`t you show us your talent playing this etude?

If you`re that arrogant to critizise other performances , please show us how good you`re , instead of explaining us how the fuck this performance is so bad

[christian6657]

Awesome