Zoltán Kocsis' Recital at La Roque d'Anthéron (Part 4/7; Kurtág)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Phenomenal Hungarian pianist Zoltán Kocsis' extraordinary piano recital at La Roque d'Anthéron on 29/06/2002.
The program:
Part 1: Beethoven - Piano sonata No. 27 in E minor, op. 90
Part 2: Schubert - Piano sonata No. 7 in E minor, D.566
Part 3: Bartók - Piano sonata, Sz. 80
Part 4: Kurtág - Játékok (részletek) (Games (excerpts))
Prelúdium és valcer C-ben (Prelude and Waltz in C)
Felhangjáték (Playing with Overtones (4))
Virág az ember (Flowers We Are, Frail Flowers)
Keringő (Waltz)
Perpetuum mobile on glissandi only
...és mégegyszer: Virág az ember (...And Once More: Flowers We Are...)
...a csillag is virág... (...Flowers Also the Stars)
Hommage á Petrovics
Hommage á Szervánszky: Csend (Silence)
Csomók (Knots (2))
Verés (Beating)
Sirató (Dirge (2))
Antifona fiszben (Antiphony in F sharp)
Korál - Rajeczky Benjamin 80. születésnapjára (Chorale for Benjamin Rajeczky's 80th birthday)
Hommage á Ferenc Farkas (2): Foszlányok egy kolinda emlékképből (Scarps of a Colinda Melody)
Part 5: Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5 in E minor, S.244
Liszt - Les Jeux d'eau á la Villa d'Este, S.163 No. 4
Part 6: Liszt - Sunt lacrymae rerum, S.163 No. 5
Liszt - Csárdás Macabre, S.224
Part 7: Bartók - Gyerekeknek, Sz. 42 (részletek) (For children (Excerpts)
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No. 1: Játszó gyermekek (Children at Play)
No. 2: Gyermekdal (Children's Song)
No. 3: Quasi adagio
No. 4: Párnatánc (Pillow Dance)
No. 5: Játék (Game)
No. 10: Gyermektánc (Children's Dance)
No. 13: Ballada (Ballade)
No. 14: Allegretto
No. 15: Allegro moderato
No. 18: Katonadal (Solider's Song)
No. 20: Bordal (Drinking Song)
No. 21: Allegro robostu
Me as someone who tries to see himself in the piano (make my own melodies) i can perfectly understand this composer. The strange necessity of confusion in one's music, not making a clear music. It needs confusion for some reason. That's why i love Bartók so much, he is the perfect combination between confusion and clarity.
beautiful, challenging and original. Just fantastic. And Kocsis is great as always
One of the great performance classics! How to give full theatrical effect with minimum props - i mean notes, and fantastic tonal variety and control. Most riveting to see it again; what an artist, and a great program.
yes great the first time i particularly enjoyed the sense of this part the moodiness playfulness and sheer musicality of the modal shifts and expression in the pianoforte
Fenomenal!!!!!!!!
Wonderful!
Yes
I love it
YESyesyes! Thank you!
Anynone knows where to find the sheet for that chorale? (at around 10:05) Haven't had any luck with google and similar
@MegaGraffy Melyik élő magyar zeneszerző műveit játsszák a legtöbbet manapság? Véletlenül nem Kurtág György az illető?
01:48 an ant on the keyboards!
2,30 i'd like him to try and play that on my piano he would break his fingers its an old upright
Ki kíváncsi rá? Nézze meg jobban a statisztikákat!
hahaha
prelude and waltz in C major hahaha
ga199337 not "c major", just "in C" :D