guys pls correct me if i'm wrong,but does it seem that piano playing i becoming a lost art? I no that its still alive and all n we have Sooo many talented performers..thx to Youtube,young talents from all over the world is being discovered everyday. BUT..there seems to b the inevitable notion that piano (esp classical piano) is just not popular anymore. Now its more vocal (pop) and guitar and drums...Plss guys..i want to hear others opinions on the status of piano playing 2day;is it declining?
You all are Masters in Listening Music, so I have a question: can you hear who is playing? Is there something typical with or about the one or the other?
So that you can hear, blind!!, who is playing?
Would love it to learn more from this. I am not a musician, I am a lover of Music, and admiror of Musicians.... But I heard not enough to know who is playing... Do you?? And HOW?
All Musicians have their own style and if you are familiar with that persons playing you can hear the different ways they tend to analyze and play music, you can then recognize their playing on any piece. If I was to teach this skill I would start by listening to the same piece of music, (Moonlight Sonata for example), played by several different people until you can hear the differences. Hope this helps.
Indeed, Moonlight sonata is an easy way to start learning, there are many versions of it.
Is it so that the conductor leaves the complete interpretation to the pianist, who is the soloist in a certain concerto? In a way it has to be so, as far as I can give an opinion about this.
Your certainly seem to love that 3rd Concerto by Rachmaninov.And you seemto appreciate Michaël Rudy. I far prefer Stephen Kocacevicj(ex Bishop ) and Olga Kern has given us proof, many times, of her flamboyant virtuosity. Please carry on!
Love Gutierrez- WOW! Incredible talent- love his Rach 3 and Prokofiev.
vortex481 1 month ago
where is Bishop Kovacevich here?
TJFNYC212 11 months ago
I didn't know Kovacevich was a rachmaninoff players. Thought he was german rep and french. Has he recorded this. His Bartok is mystifying.
lovesGenet 1 year ago
Mikhail Rudy sux, heard him play
v4liumfrance 1 year ago
guys pls correct me if i'm wrong,but does it seem that piano playing i becoming a lost art? I no that its still alive and all n we have Sooo many talented performers..thx to Youtube,young talents from all over the world is being discovered everyday. BUT..there seems to b the inevitable notion that piano (esp classical piano) is just not popular anymore. Now its more vocal (pop) and guitar and drums...Plss guys..i want to hear others opinions on the status of piano playing 2day;is it declining?
bluematrix109 1 year ago
@bluematrix109 yes it is because music doesnt need pianos like it did in the oldren days... Same with many instruments.
racketer 1 year ago
I really like Rudy and Olga
chad410 2 years ago
Kovacevich is the star of this particular clip. Thanks for posting!
haynet1962 2 years ago 2
Glorious playing! Bravo! Brava!
paulostroff99 2 years ago
man you are a usefull friend thank you for all of that information.
ali41771 2 years ago
I love this video!
The pure talent of these people is incredible!
but the list is long, very long...
DarkRaimundo 2 years ago
Yes, indeed klingsor93, the third... :) !
You all are Masters in Listening Music, so I have a question: can you hear who is playing? Is there something typical with or about the one or the other?
So that you can hear, blind!!, who is playing?
Would love it to learn more from this. I am not a musician, I am a lover of Music, and admiror of Musicians.... But I heard not enough to know who is playing... Do you?? And HOW?
EttasFavourites 2 years ago
All Musicians have their own style and if you are familiar with that persons playing you can hear the different ways they tend to analyze and play music, you can then recognize their playing on any piece. If I was to teach this skill I would start by listening to the same piece of music, (Moonlight Sonata for example), played by several different people until you can hear the differences. Hope this helps.
pita388 2 years ago
Thank you...
Indeed, Moonlight sonata is an easy way to start learning, there are many versions of it.
Is it so that the conductor leaves the complete interpretation to the pianist, who is the soloist in a certain concerto? In a way it has to be so, as far as I can give an opinion about this.
EttasFavourites 2 years ago
Kovacevich was truly great in the repertoire you have posted here.
Sinfoniette 2 years ago 7
Ottimo
decimaquinta69 2 years ago
Great work!! Thanks for sharing!!
kacharov 2 years ago
Your certainly seem to love that 3rd Concerto by Rachmaninov.And you seemto appreciate Michaël Rudy. I far prefer Stephen Kocacevicj(ex Bishop ) and Olga Kern has given us proof, many times, of her flamboyant virtuosity. Please carry on!
klingsor93 2 years ago 9
wow olga kern bit was amazing, so were the other pianists. very good series.
EarthaticFan 2 years ago
Thank you for Sharing !
BPanther 2 years ago