It's really violent at 3:28 for some reason. Cziffra downplays the final two notes to make the change from major to minor less noticeable, which I think is right. There's no modulating bridge and the ending sounds really off.
You know... my god, this is the only recording of a Cziffra transcription I've actually enjoyed. Scherbakov needs to be more famous than he is. Much more famous.
@libetta I'm not too big a fan of the transcriptions on the CD, but I do like his playing. Personally, the reason I got into him was his recording of the Liszt-Beethoven symphonies.
Konstantin Scherbakov is a great pianist, virtuosic and expressive in the true romantic piano tradition. Check out his performance of Liszt's Consolation S 172 - which is exquisite - and Rhapsodie espagnole, S.254 - truly amazing. It's on the Naxos 20th Anniversary Concert DVD.
Too slowly...
guitarfish97 1 year ago
Scherbakov is an amazing pianist.
micheldvorsky 1 year ago 6
It's really violent at 3:28 for some reason. Cziffra downplays the final two notes to make the change from major to minor less noticeable, which I think is right. There's no modulating bridge and the ending sounds really off.
demosj 2 years ago
whahaha :P awsome.. at the end booooooommm!! and thann.. realy soft.. tu dumm :P the last 2 notes :P..
outstanding preformance :)
hjiuhfhrehui 2 years ago
Cziffra would have been proud.
kastlesucks 2 years ago 16
the only kind of stuff he can play, fast and furious.. BUT he does it in an astonishing manner
ilnvita 2 years ago
You know... my god, this is the only recording of a Cziffra transcription I've actually enjoyed. Scherbakov needs to be more famous than he is. Much more famous.
BenMcCormack91 2 years ago 8
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you should enjoy his strauss cd then
libetta 11 months ago
@libetta I'm not too big a fan of the transcriptions on the CD, but I do like his playing. Personally, the reason I got into him was his recording of the Liszt-Beethoven symphonies.
BenMcCormack91 11 months ago
Sauf Scherbakov est un genial interpretateur de Schostakovitch au piano. Je pense qu'il a un monopole pour lui.
Katamanteuomos 3 years ago
Oui, et je crois que ses interprétations de Liszt sont impressionnantes, aussi.
Évidemment, ses mains sont énormes...
BenMcCormack91 3 years ago
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This makes me think of Patti Polka, and a woman who picks her nose and eats it.
evanmylo 3 years ago
this is unbelievable.
you know, it sounds more "correct" than the notes given in the cziffra edition sheets.
coqdorysme 3 years ago 13
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the sheets of cziffra's work are all wrong.
Rohit0406 3 years ago
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cziffra became famous because of his bruteforce technic and interpretation. we don't expect any quality standards ;)
yess, pls thumbs down for me telling the truth
kage1369 3 years ago
Wow!I Just watched a concert of him tonight and it was one of the best concerts i've ever been in my whole life!
dingdongfiel 3 years ago 7
j'aime beaucoup les transcriptions LISZT BEETHOVEN jouées par scherbakov!! ca fait plaisir d'écouter son joli toucher
CZARDASMACABRE 3 years ago 3
I met him once. I had to play in front of him for the entrance exam for the musical college in Zurich. You can imagine how frightened I was.
larkinthesky 3 years ago 8
he is great, listen to his Rachmaninova
jungwirthmartin 3 years ago 7
Konstantin Scherbakov is a great pianist, virtuosic and expressive in the true romantic piano tradition. Check out his performance of Liszt's Consolation S 172 - which is exquisite - and Rhapsodie espagnole, S.254 - truly amazing. It's on the Naxos 20th Anniversary Concert DVD.
chrislark28 3 years ago 4
exciting performance! and musical too. bravo for your left hand at 3 min 08''.... i can't understand how you can do this :-)
lhiram23 4 years ago 6