Does anyone else notice the resemblance of the opening chord progression from :05 - :18 to "Something" by the Beatles? It sounds nearly identical. Just thought that was neat...
anyway, phenomenal performance of a classic piece!
From heaven thanks for showing how to play too. Always wondering how to play like this. The work is under it's merit of being known by the whole world. Thanks again
Good question. I wouldn't notice it... I'm not a pianist.
But anyway this is not THE interpretation. Everyone knows the orchestral works, but who played it well on the piano? Neither Richter o Gilels (both hated orchestral translations). Who else was living at that times? Horowitz? Gould? Michelangeli? Some others....
I'm afraid none of the great people played "The Theme of Love" on the piano.
We have to take this work 'as is'. The guy is (was) trying to do his best.
A gorgeous transcription - bravo. As a classical pianist myself, I thought I was set in my list of favorite pieces and discovering the original piece and now your rendition makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for posting this. It's one of my favorite pieces of music, and this performance is so full of emotion it makes me weep (in the absolutely best way). Truly lovely!
@byArmenAntonyan imo people credit too much of the performance to the composer, when really it is the performer who is making it alive and touching your heart. of course, the composer should have some credit. but give some credit to the performer too. :)
Great piano performance of this classic adagio by Aram Khachaturian from his ballet suite, 'Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia'. Wonderfully executed as a piano score, Matthew. Wonderful!
This is the best piano transcription of all. Aram Katchaturian will be proud. I have seen many versions of this pas de deux danced by many great ballerinas on stage and you can see the sadness and tragedy through the music and the choreography. Listening to this piano work is so pure. Bravo! from California.
You can get an orchestral version with piano from sheetmusicplus. Their reference is HL.48010434, and hours of fun adding the melody from various instruments into the piano line. After two weeks, I think I've cracked the first minute or so.
It was the background music for, Mayerrling (1968) [VHS]: starring Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve. It is also played in a portion of the movie Spartacus starring Kirk Douglas. Lovely, isn't it?
More recently, it was a dominant theme in the movie, "The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) starring Tim Robbins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Paul Newman and Charles Durning, though uncredited in the film, it is listed at imdb.
I agree with everyone. It's a magnificent transcription and marvelous performance. Baby boy's earnestness is absolutely adorable. I must say however, and It may just be the recording, I am DEFINITELY not feelin' the clangorous tone of that piano.
A los pocos días compre el CD Spartacus de Khachaturiam, lo escuché con detención y analicé los acordes del tema y la secuencia armónica, y me dí cuenta que hay una coincidencia en varios compases de la armonía que acompaña melodía del Adagio de Spartacus y la canción "My Way".
Les sugiero escuchar una pieza hermosa que se llama "The single petal of a rose" de Duke Ellington que pertenece a "The Queen's Suite" y los preludios de interludios de Ellington para piano que están en la "The Mexican Suite"
Una noche escuché esta obra en la radio y dije que buen arreglo de "My way", que fantástico quedó, el arreglador debe haber estado muy inspirado me dije, ¿Quién podría haber tomado la canción "May Way" y realizar tan magnifico desarrollo musical?, pero fue una sorpresa al finalizar el programa y escuchar al locutor de radio decir: "han escuchado ustedes Adagio of Spartacus and Phygia"! de Aram Khachaturiam.
Like so much wonderful Classical music (and classic poetry) it took a TV programme to use this wonderful piece as it's theme tune, for it to become popular. Other poetic excerpts? "The Darling Buds of May "and "Chariots Of Fire" to name but two.
Simply amazing! Always puts a smile on my face listening to this wonderful adaptation of a lovely piece of music. Check out the 3rd movement of Beethoven's moonlight sonata for another extraordinary piece.
Idiot, this guy studied music in Moscow, "Gnesincoye musicalnoye uchilishe - Gnesincoye music school". Of course, he's armenian, but without this education he couldn't compose this wonderful music.
@tatevik37 Чушь в перьях - Хачатурян - русский советский композитор армянского происхождения... Bloody nonsense - Khachaturyan is a russian soviet composer of Armenina ethnicity.
Perhpas the Turks have more right to claim him than the contemporary dashnaks... Wy stop there - claim him a Westerner... in the land of russian untermenschen.
@mikhaildrabkin hmmm "The decree (by Zhadnov, on formalist art) affected Khachaturian profoundly: “Those were tragic days for me... I was clouted on the head so unjustly. My repenting speech at the First Congress was insincere. I was crushed, destroyed. I seriously considered changing professions.” Khachaturian died in Moscow ...just short of his 75th birthday. He was buried in Yerevan, Armenia, along with other distinguished Armenians who made Armenian art accessible for the whole world.
@Trutzblatt Khachaturian was born in Imperial Russia, what is not called Georgia. Tiflis, Georgia. But his music was influenced by Armenian folk. Very close to Armenia, but not quite.
what a beautiful man, what a wonderful music, not so "bombastic" like with a great orchestra... so many memories to my childhood, traveling in mind over the oceans
jamesnorman1981 - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
do u know how long im after this movie and its soundtrak?
i remember it from my childhood...its been years now and no one could tell me the name of this great drama, so i also could never find the soundtrack.
Psycofishy - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
Can't believe nobody picked this up yet. This wonderful music was also used as the opening theme song for the famous British TV sailing saga called Onedin Line which aired in England in the 1970's I believe till 1980. The music brings back wonderful memories of that really great tv drama. What fantastic acting!
i think must be great fun to play on THIS piano-sounds very very interesting.of corse, the recording is not so good-but someone can imagine how good this piano is!!!!
The bit around 5m38s has to be one the most mindblowing recapulations in the history of music (especially the original orchestral version). I have a recording from the early '70s with Khachaturian himself condusting the LSO- feels like you're riding a wave-incredible stuff.
Props to Matthew Cameron- this is a great transcription. :-)
J'aimerais me procurer cette partition.. où puis-je me la procurer??? L'interprétation de Mr Cameron est absolument divine!!!... Existe t-il un enregistrement sur DC ? Est-ce l'extrait que l'on entend à la fin du film L'ère de glace?
cjl0808 - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
Could someone tell me please, was this the music in the "Hudsucker Proxy" with Tim Robbins and Paul Newman? Thanks !! If it is I just think this is the best I have heard since that movie.
Does anyone else notice the resemblance of the opening chord progression from :05 - :18 to "Something" by the Beatles? It sounds nearly identical. Just thought that was neat...
anyway, phenomenal performance of a classic piece!
DavidRK125 2 months ago
Thats crazy... so wonderful!!! bravo!!!
89Czeko 2 months ago
Superb !!!!BRAVO!!!
noeljokait 2 months ago in playlist noeljokait's favorites
совершенно красивейше
WVWandering 2 months ago
Does anybody know WHERE I COULD BUY THE SHEET MUSIC in FRANCE, preferably in a PDF downloadable version? Thanks!
junksabs 3 months ago
Simply Amazing. Amazing transcription, so acute in rendering the whole orchestra; amazing performance, so expressive... AMAZING!
junksabs 3 months ago
Thank you for this beautiful performance...
PiiZett 3 months ago
překrásná hudba díky za upozornění na toto video.
zdevol7 3 months ago
Bravissimo, maestro! This is really a perfect encore!
denpl 4 months ago
From heaven thanks for showing how to play too. Always wondering how to play like this. The work is under it's merit of being known by the whole world. Thanks again
changchehao 4 months ago
wow, 89 don't be such a hater. It's clear your so jealous of Mr. Cameron.
Barbara713 4 months ago
WHY in the name of God making a mistake at 0:47 on the B-C notes that are the most important of the whole piece!!
davidgiardino 5 months ago
@davidgiardino
Good question. I wouldn't notice it... I'm not a pianist.
But anyway this is not THE interpretation. Everyone knows the orchestral works, but who played it well on the piano? Neither Richter o Gilels (both hated orchestral translations). Who else was living at that times? Horowitz? Gould? Michelangeli? Some others....
I'm afraid none of the great people played "The Theme of Love" on the piano.
We have to take this work 'as is'. The guy is (was) trying to do his best.
gogolmol 4 months ago
@davidgiardino It's not only that. This is wanting, totally misses and mutes the spirit of the original work.
89hedgehog 4 months ago
@89hedgehog Like you carried Arams inkpot and Modest's Vodka bottle......it sounds as it sounds all the way from downtown Tiblisi :-))
Bruchag 3 months ago
@davidgiardino Because he's human, maybe?
ghostlat 2 months ago
Despite Having absolutely no musical talent myself, I think I can recognize genius when I see it.
I am in tears watching this, that the human brain is capable of remembering, and that those marvellous hands can perform so beautifully.
And the adagio by Katchaturian is hauntingly lovely. Sad how he was treated.
Thankyou Mr. Cameron. I am just in awe. absolute awe of your performance your talent and your gift.
-Bill in canada
baghend 5 months ago
how can 14 people dislike this great performance is just beyond me? bravo!
noeljokait 5 months ago 3
@noeljokait because some people are petty, stupid, talentless and jealous. And have no class or the ability to recognize beauty and genius.
And they have no poetry, and nothing worthwhile to offer.
Thats why.
-Bill
baghend 5 months ago 3
Very emotive piece. Great performance. I shed many tears this morning.
oolongcolluphid 5 months ago in playlist Aram Khachaturian 2
Sencillamente brutal. Impresiona de verdad.
xerdiz 6 months ago
bravissimo !!!!!!!!!!!1
armeniangeneve 6 months ago
wonderfully done.......
terrydonaldson 7 months ago
wonderful...
dearmalika 7 months ago
Billarooni, and just so exquisite. It is like reversing Modest Mussorgsky.
Gentle and subtle delights
Bruchag 7 months ago
I love to see a man play so expressively. Beautiful. I am intrigued and deeply moved. My goodness this is wonderful.
KimberleeT1961 8 months ago
absolutely stunning...the music is great too.lol.this peice is played perfectly.its like there is a whole orchestra playing.its so emotional.love it.
deelsb 8 months ago
A gorgeous transcription - bravo. As a classical pianist myself, I thought I was set in my list of favorite pieces and discovering the original piece and now your rendition makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. Thanks so much.
Octavia1818 8 months ago 2
es una versión espectacular
venadem 9 months ago
Khachaturyan was born in Xojari near Tiflis in ARMENIAN family.
xzxc1256 9 months ago
Absolutley beautful, thank you for posting this video.
ThePlanetlove 9 months ago
Mr. Cameron you have all my respect.....what a performance....it's like the whole orchestra is playing...
1stcenturyproduction 10 months ago 12
IMPRESIONANTE..... me ha gustado muchisimo. que emotivo y presioso.
sindrawing 10 months ago
Thanks so much for posting this. It's one of my favorite pieces of music, and this performance is so full of emotion it makes me weep (in the absolutely best way). Truly lovely!
jos0020 11 months ago
Absolutamente genial. De una sensibilidad exquisita!!!!
Pototal65 11 months ago 2
Absolutamente genial.
Pototal65 11 months ago 2
Composed by Armenian Great Composer Aram Khachaturian! It's really fantastic... Thanks for shareing.... :)
byArmenAntonyan 1 year ago 21
Una versión muy bella, muy fiel.
serormed 7 months ago
@byArmenAntonyan imo people credit too much of the performance to the composer, when really it is the performer who is making it alive and touching your heart. of course, the composer should have some credit. but give some credit to the performer too. :)
JumpShotDude 6 months ago
@JumpShotDude
...of course ;)
byArmenAntonyan 6 months ago
Thanks from Italy.
gimi83 1 year ago 3
... this is such abeautiful BEAUTIFUL interpretation, so enjoyed, many thanks for posting, marvellous..
xxx
ZupaDub 1 year ago
WHY would there be a dislike button for this????
Simply WONDERFUL!!
27elt 1 year ago
If I could compose music this would be the one...:))
evalewis1 1 year ago
Beautiful! Loved it!
evalewis1 1 year ago
that was a pretty poor clap effort for such an amazing performance
4c00h 1 year ago
12 dislikes ??????????????????????
4c00h 1 year ago
@4c00h maybe they didn't like his haircut. :o)
harvardkarbodie 1 year ago
Very attractive young man!...play like this and u will have any womans heart in your hands...
Blessings,
Layna.
Layna8 1 year ago
Love it!
NathalyVAinshtein 1 year ago
I hope he gets $ so he can do this all the time. a blessing to do something you love and get paid for it also.
belairfed 1 year ago
Excellent performance .......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KAPNIZW 1 year ago
Perfection
aimeeeishere 1 year ago
Magnificent Aram Khachaturyan!!! I am proud of being Armenian and having such national treasures.
Michaella55 1 year ago
Wow, what a gread piano transcription for this piece.
And also played very lyrically...
I felt transcendent after listening.
Respect!
bittersweetsunlife 1 year ago
Belle interprétation sensible . Du beau piano, tout en nuance.
aydin84000 1 year ago
C A L I G U L A
spaz01112 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this! Wonderful music. It sounds beautiful on the piano! Bravo!!! So talented.
27elt 1 year ago
I have to learn to play this wonderful piece myself. Is the transcription published?
NAP 2010
nperrin01 1 year ago
Another great music. Khachaturian is a GENIUS.
medullao 1 year ago
excellent rendition
dsm009 1 year ago
Who made this transcription? Its played very well, softly and still.
NEFESHI 1 year ago
@NEFESHI You're pretty stupid.
BergerKing064 1 year ago
@BergerKing064 Khachaturian wrote this music for orchestra, its a ballet. Do you understand? Not for piano.
NEFESHI 1 year ago
@NEFESHI You asked who made the transcription, when it says it obviously in the title.
BergerKing064 1 year ago
Piękne!!!
CruelDelta 1 year ago
Very fine, Matthew, very fine indeed. Perhaps your best output since the Transylvanian affair.
countvalentino 1 year ago
OMG it is marvelous!!! It is music when you can born - live in fary tale colourful life and dye in ten minutes ... Thankyou!
ievusiokas 1 year ago
This is absolutely yummy! Guilty pleasures are the best.
fabjohnhall 1 year ago
Achingly beautiful. Thank you for this.
ammamona 1 year ago
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marzo30lunanueva 1 year ago
Tanx Aram ! Tanx Armenia !
countrymusic12344 1 year ago 3
Bravo!
Neishapour 1 year ago
do you know where i could find the music for this? preferably cheap i dont want to spend like 50 quid on a song like some places charge
charliedontsweat 1 year ago
Takes my breath away...
rkrealtorva 2 years ago
beautiful
chutdigadut 2 years ago
amazing performance. amazing piece. I've just started played a short khachaturian piece. i think i'm going to listen to more of his'
44atpiano 2 years ago
I bet he's related to James Cameron.
BergerKing064 2 years ago
@BergerKing064 I hope he's not.
harvardkarbodie 1 year ago
Je ne connaissais pas cette transcription, c'est superbe et très bien interprété. Bravo au pianiste.
aydin84000 2 years ago 2
If anyone can mail me a copy of the sheet music, drop me a line!!! Cheers!
dampnickers 2 years ago
Can someone have this sheet music on pdf??, plz, or any piece of aram for piano.. i would appreciate that! thnks
Dario4290 2 years ago
I got the sheet music. thanks for everyone who replied! :)
woofy18 2 years ago
would you be as kind as to send some music my way?
DissonanceBeauty 1 year ago
They should use the orchestral version of this
piece for the Sochi Olympics.
MrDhamma13 2 years ago
Absolutely sublime!!!!
thunderstruck1967 2 years ago
Matthew has just made a beautiful piece even more enchanting! I love music!
JumpShotDude 2 years ago
Eccellente!!!
SalMessina1 2 years ago
this piece is one of my favorite pieces
zamliyniyesuh 2 years ago
WOW AMAZING I LOVE IT
neospider0001 2 years ago
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woofy18 2 years ago
Hal Leonard or Music Forte, Inc. It is listed as item # 50486875 Piano Solo - Adagio Spartacus PNO Khachaturian
Got that from another comment.
blablahism 2 years ago
is there a place where i can find this sheet music?
woofy18 2 years ago
Scribd.
BergerKing064 2 years ago
por favor donde puedo conseguir las partituras!!!!
jacobolarriva 2 years ago
Bellisima interpretacion!
Bravo, Bravo
Mil gracias (las lagrimas me saltan de los ojos por tanta emocion y belleza)
Mi eterno agradecimiento a Matthew por regalarnos tan bella transcripcion. Ojala la pudiera conseguir aqui en Mexico.
impmel 2 years ago
Great piano performance of this classic adagio by Aram Khachaturian from his ballet suite, 'Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia'. Wonderfully executed as a piano score, Matthew. Wonderful!
drmidi2007 2 years ago 3
This is the best piano transcription of all. Aram Katchaturian will be proud. I have seen many versions of this pas de deux danced by many great ballerinas on stage and you can see the sadness and tragedy through the music and the choreography. Listening to this piano work is so pure. Bravo! from California.
BalinSilay 2 years ago 3
meraviglioso! grazie...
FRANCAVILLA62 2 years ago
Beautifully Done!
sugarpacketchad 2 years ago
How could I get the sheet of this version? I'd like to learn it but local musicsheet seller never heard of a piano version. :)
Chesterton01 2 years ago
You can get an orchestral version with piano from sheetmusicplus. Their reference is HL.48010434, and hours of fun adding the melody from various instruments into the piano line. After two weeks, I think I've cracked the first minute or so.
stevec5353 2 years ago
What type of piano is this? It sounds a bit like a Fazioli...
ann03071874 2 years ago
It was also the theme to the soap of the early 70`s "onedin line"
kerstinwernermironow 2 years ago
me encantaa¡¡¡ es fantasticoo¡¡
isaurin3m2 2 years ago
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nice music,
I am getting ready to write music encyclopedia which in greatest musicians from every country will be existed.
Can you help me about Armenian musicians please, Can you write me top legendary 5 Armenian musicians of all-times?
( I need an expert opinion, please answer if you think you are capable of to decide it)
decideyourmusic 2 years ago
do you have any idea where can i get the sheet fot this piece?
shmichal 2 years ago
I think this music was in the movie Hudsucker Proxy
logorhythm10 2 years ago
It was the background music for, Mayerrling (1968) [VHS]: starring Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve. It is also played in a portion of the movie Spartacus starring Kirk Douglas. Lovely, isn't it?
Yates33333 2 years ago
More recently, it was a dominant theme in the movie, "The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) starring Tim Robbins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Paul Newman and Charles Durning, though uncredited in the film, it is listed at imdb.
drmidi2007 2 years ago
indeed, in the first scene actually.
randomcitizen 2 years ago
WHO is this on the piano please ?
BRONKY2000 2 years ago
Matthew Cameron --it is written by the poster Adenhakimi. Up there on the right hand side of the screen..hahaha
phialinrf 2 years ago
Thank you for pointing out the obvious...
I hate when people refuse to use their brains, eyes, or the ever-effective combinaion of the two.
firstalto13 2 years ago 2
Thank you dear. I appreciate it. Age, it must be my age. hahaha.
phialinrf 2 years ago
I agree with everyone. It's a magnificent transcription and marvelous performance. Baby boy's earnestness is absolutely adorable. I must say however, and It may just be the recording, I am DEFINITELY not feelin' the clangorous tone of that piano.
gandy74 2 years ago
WONDERFULLLLLLLLLLLL
Jatkoske 2 years ago
Somebody please tell me where can I buy his transcription.
MrZhuKeeper 2 years ago
anybody got the music sheet to this?
MrZhuKeeper 2 years ago
A los pocos días compre el CD Spartacus de Khachaturiam, lo escuché con detención y analicé los acordes del tema y la secuencia armónica, y me dí cuenta que hay una coincidencia en varios compases de la armonía que acompaña melodía del Adagio de Spartacus y la canción "My Way".
santiagoenri 2 years ago
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santiagoenri 2 years ago
Les sugiero escuchar una pieza hermosa que se llama "The single petal of a rose" de Duke Ellington que pertenece a "The Queen's Suite" y los preludios de interludios de Ellington para piano que están en la "The Mexican Suite"
santiagoenri 2 years ago
Hola.
Una noche escuché esta obra en la radio y dije que buen arreglo de "My way", que fantástico quedó, el arreglador debe haber estado muy inspirado me dije, ¿Quién podría haber tomado la canción "May Way" y realizar tan magnifico desarrollo musical?, pero fue una sorpresa al finalizar el programa y escuchar al locutor de radio decir: "han escuchado ustedes Adagio of Spartacus and Phygia"! de Aram Khachaturiam.
santiagoenri 2 years ago
Like so much wonderful Classical music (and classic poetry) it took a TV programme to use this wonderful piece as it's theme tune, for it to become popular. Other poetic excerpts? "The Darling Buds of May "and "Chariots Of Fire" to name but two.
willmurphy1951 2 years ago 3
im shocked, get me out of this, so so so so beautiful...
suriko85 2 years ago 7
Magnífica interpretación de una pieza adorable que el genio de Aram Kachaturian regaló a la humanidad !!!
armenstar 2 years ago 2
Where can I download the sheet? Or is it available?
Kylymageeli 2 years ago
Simply amazing! Always puts a smile on my face listening to this wonderful adaptation of a lovely piece of music. Check out the 3rd movement of Beethoven's moonlight sonata for another extraordinary piece.
jamesnorman1981 2 years ago 2
worndeful!!
f315xxx 3 years ago 14
I'm proud to say I'm related to the man who wrote this beautiful piece of music!
atflovejjr 3 years ago 33
You're related to Khachaturian????
RandomPenguinAttack 2 years ago 2
SO BEAUTIFUL.
JPC2007ANGEL 3 years ago 18
such a great performance, very touching..
nir71 3 years ago 12
Extraordinaria tarea, cuanta belleza.
luisfiori 3 years ago 9
Armenian music is soo deep... love it
and great performance, seems like he is so comfortable with playing it... Khachaturian would like it :)
tatevik37 3 years ago 30
Idiot, this guy studied music in Moscow, "Gnesincoye musicalnoye uchilishe - Gnesincoye music school". Of course, he's armenian, but without this education he couldn't compose this wonderful music.
ahbahpuh 2 years ago
@tatevik37 Чушь в перьях - Хачатурян - русский советский композитор армянского происхождения... Bloody nonsense - Khachaturyan is a russian soviet composer of Armenina ethnicity.
Perhpas the Turks have more right to claim him than the contemporary dashnaks... Wy stop there - claim him a Westerner... in the land of russian untermenschen.
Позор вам...
mikhaildrabkin 1 year ago
@mikhaildrabkin hmmm "The decree (by Zhadnov, on formalist art) affected Khachaturian profoundly: “Those were tragic days for me... I was clouted on the head so unjustly. My repenting speech at the First Congress was insincere. I was crushed, destroyed. I seriously considered changing professions.” Khachaturian died in Moscow ...just short of his 75th birthday. He was buried in Yerevan, Armenia, along with other distinguished Armenians who made Armenian art accessible for the whole world.
harvardkarbodie 1 year ago
@tatevik37
Get some educaton.... Khachaturian was born in Armenia.....!!!!
Trutzblatt 1 year ago
@Trutzblatt Khachaturian was born in Imperial Russia, what is not called Georgia. Tiflis, Georgia. But his music was influenced by Armenian folk. Very close to Armenia, but not quite.
petrie1230 1 year ago
Superb!5*
Gregory10000000000 3 years ago 6
how really really really beautiful
ani018 3 years ago
what a beautiful man, what a wonderful music, not so "bombastic" like with a great orchestra... so many memories to my childhood, traveling in mind over the oceans
piloty66 3 years ago
Awesome adaptation! Any possibility of this appearing as sheet music?
jamesnorman1981 3 years ago
jamesnorman1981 - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
londonscot1 3 years ago
this is quite delicious (:
bebethomthom 3 years ago 2
@fortleelawyer
do u know how long im after this movie and its soundtrak?
i remember it from my childhood...its been years now and no one could tell me the name of this great drama, so i also could never find the soundtrack.
thank u very much
7Cheeky7 3 years ago
Need the sheet music! Ive looked everywhere, is it actually available?
Psycofishy 3 years ago
Psycofishy - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
londonscot1 3 years ago
yeah...as much as i hate the idea, i weep everytime i hear this. so good
helisto 3 years ago
amazing.
kingfro374 3 years ago
excellent!
shai32 3 years ago
Can't believe nobody picked this up yet. This wonderful music was also used as the opening theme song for the famous British TV sailing saga called Onedin Line which aired in England in the 1970's I believe till 1980. The music brings back wonderful memories of that really great tv drama. What fantastic acting!
fortleelawyer 3 years ago
great!
devlin2002 3 years ago
i think must be great fun to play on THIS piano-sounds very very interesting.of corse, the recording is not so good-but someone can imagine how good this piano is!!!!
of corse the interpredation is WONDERFULL.
i feel this is played "in the name of music"
thank you so much for this one !!!
siebhirn 3 years ago
It only helps that a handsome guy's playing the piece..
JeremiVW 3 years ago
The bit around 5m38s has to be one the most mindblowing recapulations in the history of music (especially the original orchestral version). I have a recording from the early '70s with Khachaturian himself condusting the LSO- feels like you're riding a wave-incredible stuff.
Props to Matthew Cameron- this is a great transcription. :-)
dannyboybrighton 3 years ago
god bless khachaturian the armenian composer!!
great song
hayastan44 3 years ago 8
In 1974 in Sydnet, Australia, Phillips used this Masterpiece in a commercial of filter for industrial chimneniyes.Ahead of the Time!!
Tristan1947 3 years ago
jst nice and calm wish i could play this!!!
stuffed159 3 years ago
Wow! I love it.
o0xst 3 years ago
This music originally written for:
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pddwatch81 3 years ago
I think....this could make Debussy or Satie teary....
EscapeArtistPatric 3 years ago
IDK about Satie, but very Debussy - makes me think of the middle of Clair de Lune
BosPercussion 3 years ago
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Czerniakowska 3 years ago
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Czerniakowska 3 years ago
Amazing transcription! I just wish that they would show his hands more...
zallyn1 3 years ago
J'aimerais me procurer cette partition.. où puis-je me la procurer??? L'interprétation de Mr Cameron est absolument divine!!!... Existe t-il un enregistrement sur DC ? Est-ce l'extrait que l'on entend à la fin du film L'ère de glace?
sylvie3468 3 years ago
This is a ravishing transcription...I think it was used for a UK TV series, called "The Onedin Line" in recent years.?
shela2 3 years ago
...if 25 years ago is "recent", then yes ;)
jamtnas 3 years ago
Does anyone know if there is a copy of this sheet music available? It's absolutely incredible.
cjl0808 4 years ago
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cjl0808 - the sheet music has been published as a full score arrangement (including piano), rather than a piano transcription, by Boosey and Hawkes. It's available online from Sheetmusicplus for USD44.95. Search under 'K' for Khachaturian and it's currently on page 2. I bought my copy a few months ago; I don't think it's as good an arrangement as Mr Cameron's excellent transcription but it's a good start if, like me, you want to replicate the above version for solo piano. Good luck!
londonscot1 3 years ago
nothing more to say than: great!!
Liina33 4 years ago
magnifique...que dire de plus
hhaygagan 4 years ago
Could someone tell me please, was this the music in the "Hudsucker Proxy" with Tim Robbins and Paul Newman? Thanks !! If it is I just think this is the best I have heard since that movie.
criscokid05 4 years ago
criscokid05 you are absolutely right. You can also hear this piece in the movie "Mayerling" starring Omar Sharif and in "Ice Age: The Meltdown".
poghospetros1 4 years ago
Beautiful transcription and performance, bravo!
Sanrus 4 years ago
Matthew, I love this music.
SilentMonody 4 years ago
marvellous.
source202 4 years ago
russell crowe -- maximus who cares where it came from
this is so beautiful
PrincessZ5 4 years ago
That's Gladiator. Also a fantastic movie, but alas, this is from Spartacus.
HybridPhoenix08 3 years ago