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herbertpurganan 6 months ago
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Do I hear the beginning of the last movement of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony?
Pianista061292 7 months ago
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Pianista061292 7 months ago
Who needs an orchestra, right?
Rodintube 10 months ago 5
This is one hell of a cadenza! Love it. Good job, Alkan!
stilldirrtylover 10 months ago
Busoni played this cadenze in Berlin around 1910 I believe with orchestra. I am not sure the conductor would have liked it :-).
aslkfja 1 year ago
I presume you got the sheet music from /piano.francais.free.fr. It is the only available version I know of
aslkfja 1 year ago
@aslkfja Nothing wrong with the version on IMSLP.
123eldest 1 year ago
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aslkfja 1 year ago
The alternating octaves at 3:22 and the repeating notes at 4:24 remind me of his piano concerto for solo piano.
123eldest 1 year ago 3
@PuresMusic Yup! And the only cadenza I can think of that matches it is the cadenza in Prokofiev's second concerto. Both are extremely spectacular and wonderful!
OrangeSodaKing 1 year ago
The very first time I heard 5:36, I almost fell out of my seat laughing!!! Easy, my favorite part of this entire movement!!
OrangeSodaKing 1 year ago 2
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OrangeSodaKing 1 year ago