Rachmaninoff: Symphonic Dances Op. 45 - 1. Non Allegro

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Uploaded by on Mar 22, 2009

This is only a small piece from the symphonic dances, but it is still beautiful!
This music reaches to my heart!!
Pure genius, that is how I view Rachmaninoff's Music!



I hope that you enjoy this beautiful piece!

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  • This is the best work he ever wrote. Concerto No. 2 comes close.

  • It is such an amazing piece! I am planning to upload the whole of the Symphonic Dances with Ashkenazy conducting soon.

    This was his last composition!! It definitely does show how much passion is in his music. Thanks for uploading!

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  • My high school marching band played this along with variations on a theme of paganini...Brilliant

  • Compare the melody and mood of this piece to "From the Middle Ages: The Troubador's Serenade" by Glazunov.

  • This is beautiful--but if you want to hear the entire piece played breathlessly, exquisitely flawless, get the version recorded by Eugene Ormandy and (I believe) the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra.

  • his friend, the Belgian-American organist Charles Courboin!! What a wonderful addition to the concerto-repertoire generally AND especially for the otherwise very-weak repertoire for organ and orchestra that likely would have been given his very high standards!!!!]

    Also, what an irony that the cancer that killed him stopped him in the midst of his last intended piano-concert tour and had him die in - of all places! - Beverley Hills, California!!!

    Great composer in all events!!!!

  • Rakhmáñinov was a genius of the 1st order in everything he did - the only thing that made him inferior to Mozart was that he couldn't concertise as a pianist OR as a conductor OR compose in the same general time-period. He had to focus on each activity to the exclusion of the other two. [Had it been otherwise, he might have been able to leave us more - the really sad thing (especially for us organists) is that he died just when he was in the early stages of composing an organ concerto for

  • Too fast and somewhat mechanical a tempo robs it of some of the emotional impact.

    4/5

  • 0:39 Alto Saxophone solo. One of the most beautiful orchestral solo ever wrote.

  • To be able to create such beauty, it is beyond my understanding. Luckily all I need do is enjoy! God bless those who are gifted with musical talent, a rare and precious gift.

  • Thank you very much!!!!

    This is simply beyond words...

  • This is missing the whole introduction!

    Regardless, I just played the saxophone solo myself with an orchestra...

    Best thing I have ever played, and I'm only 16!

    Thankyou Mr. Rachmaninov :)

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