Émile Pessard: Nocturne No.2 in e minor, Op.18
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- Pessard (1843-1917) was a French composer.
Pessard was born and died in Paris. He studied at the Conservatoire de Paris, where he won 1st prize in Harmony. In 1866 he won the Grand Prix de Rome with his cantata Dalila which was performed at the Paris Opera on February 21, 1867. From 1878 to 1880 he was inspector of singing at Paris Schools, in 1881 he became professor of Harmony at the Paris Conservatory.
His students included Maurice Ravel, Jacques Ibert, William Molard, Albert Seitz and Justin Élie. After 1895 he was a critic and director.
This piece was dedicated to Charles Gounod
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I'm really enjoying those pieces by these french composers, they have a certain delicacy and elegance. This one has a unique character to it, like a sorrowful and introspective melancholy
It actually sounds quite Russian.
What an absolutely gentle undertone in this piece. I loved it. Thank you
Thank you for including the music score so we can follow or copy.
Preciosa obra y una interpretación maravillosa. Ideal a estas horas de la noche. Gracias, jamás defraudas. 😍
I remember the very short "Regrets" by Pessard always admirably performed by you, some time ago. Little, in short, but still enough to understand the expressive value of a piano composer of great expressive value and too neglected; here, in the Nocturne we have ample confirmation of this. I hope to hear many other things about him, of course, because as they say here in Italy "the appetite comes with eating". A word only about its execution: the control of the parts and the thematic emancipation of the middle voice is miraculous, a sign that when you have "the sound in your head", so to speak, even the limits of a performance on a digital piano are not it can be too much of an obstacle to interpretative rendering. Also because in the melancholic repertoire it is unsurpassed!
I stumbled upon your channel only very recently, but I've found what I've been looking for. As an electric bassist, I naturally feel "at home" when reading chord sheets rather than all detailed notation - but you allow me to learn it properly.
This piece is wonderfully melancholic and violent at the same time, I feel. You absolutely do this piece justice with your immense control over dynamics!
So beautifully you brought out those alto melodies. 😍
Very beautiful!
Gorgeous piece, one more! great playing!
Wow! Ravel’s teacher?! A beautiful melodic piece…
Beautifull...
This is a tearjerker. It is your fault, Mr. Gamma :)- you know how to do it - and the composer's, of course.
I can hear the inspiration from Mendelssohn. Very pianistic too. A very quintessentially romantic salon piece.
Man, I am a sucker for Nocturnes. Great as always
Fantastic! And it is quite accessible to play.
Nice performance of lovely sad composition.
Oi Julian! Gostei muito do seu canal! Já me inscrevi! Sou do Brasil, São Paulo.
i like this piece a lot
Wow! You play the piece in a very passionate way and precise rendition with lots of emotion. An extraordinary interpretation by the way! Thanks for sharing your music and for the detailed infos as well! Keep safe and sound Julian!
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Dan of 8 Black Keys.
Que lindo este noturno
chúc các bạn may mắn trong bài kiểm tra :)))))))))))
beautiful! so romantic it makes one want to get tuberculosis
Ha-ha! Black humor but works.
У нас в Советской России есть композитор, который написал очень похожее произведение! ≠>)))
Sincerely sad
Reminds me of the pop song Walk With Me by The Seekers, maybe this inspired them
Name one thing you dislike about this music?
Beay
Pessard sounds like fish.
However, the music is one big salty tear.