Yakov Zak plays Chopin - Sonata no.3 in B minor, op.58
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It's definitely more Chopinesque, as opposed to Gilels' somewhat Beethovenian reading. Yet some of Gilels' unorthodox choices provide unrepeatable insight into this music, esp in the 3rd movement, wherein he sets up a conspicuous contrast between "a Chopin nocturne" and "a Beethoven adagio", thus drawing into foreground the stylistic heterogeneity of Chopin's music, its too often obliterated aspect
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Super super piansit.... fantastic this interpretation....
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Great pianist and teacher.It's a pity he died after a brutal police...
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Man, this really is superb! (and I don't garnish praise with ease)
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Incredible. So modern. In my opinion better than Gilels' Version.
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im from Ukraine and play this sonata :D
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Such a delicious tone. Is it just cooincidence that the Ukraine comes up with many of the greatest tonemakers? Or is it just my ears?
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this is really amazing stuff
immediately on the top of my list of best interpretations
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ZachesKlein 2 years ago
постараюсь! ;)
truecrypt 2 years ago
Nikolai petrov I heard playing mendelssohn scottish fantasie on Classical Archives. It is outstanding but there are no posts here so unfortunate his tone is sublime. sorry to deviate but I saw he was a pupil.
chad410 3 years ago
And I just uploaded L'Isle joyeuse played by Petrov! ;) Enjoy!
truecrypt 3 years ago