Ravel Toccata (Le Tombeau de Couperin) - Philippe Bianconi

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Philippe Bianconi plays the Toccata from Maurice Ravel's "Le Tombeau de Couperin" as an encore in a concert given in Hamburg's Laeiszhalle on 19th November 2009.

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  • brilliant performance, shame about 4:05

  • the best interpretation of this piece i've ever heard

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  • @HSchoenberg What are you talking about? the score is written from pp - fff on the last page and there are sections that are also marked ff

  • @brandentong so, you actually can better than him, can't you..??

  • Absolutley thrilling! I wish Ravel himself could have heard this.

  • @23piano23 i feel sorry for you

  • Ravel is not Rachmaninov! Too loud and too heavy most of the time- look into the score - most of the dynamic range is PP-MP

  • if you are also a performer of this particular ravel as i assume then you should be aware of the stress of performing it, in such a situation i regard any performer who makes few note mistakes with the utmost merit

  • @Erik83474

    nothing to do with performer.. a piece this demanding should be played on a very delicate responsive piano to reach it's desired tonal quality the performance was virtually flawless

  • Awful! Much much too heavy!

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