Rubinstein - Piano Concerto No. 1 In E Minor
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- čas přidán 14. 01. 2014
- Joseph Banowetz, piano - Czechoslovak Philharmonic. Alfred Walter conductor
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Underrated masterpiece
I am now discovering his works.
What an underrated beauty. There is a lot of slight emotional movement, it is beautifully done.
Spicy avatar.
Do not compare. It is just beautiful. Great¡ Relax and enjoy it
Bravo bravo bravo brilliance grandiose fantastic genial music concerto super
20:07
what a lovely, intense section!
yes, the second movement is one of the best passage to ever be written!
RUBINSTEIN IS ONE OF THE MOST ROMANTIC COMPOSERS8
Every work contains romantic themes!
Beautifu and very well composed by A.Rubinstein , a pity it is overshadowed by other pieces.
Grande concerto romantico che mostra tutti i caratteri del grande Rubinstein.
Memorabile esecuzione di Banowetz e dell'orchestra Ceca.
Ottimo caricamento.
love this piano concerto.anton rubinstein was a great composer in the romantic era.
Очень красивый концерт. Блестящее исполнение Joseph Banowets. Спасибо!
I. Moderato 0:11
II. Andante con moto 17:23
III. Con moto 25:50
Love this concerto‼️
What a magnificant start to Rubinstein's excellent set of piano concerto.
So happy to hear my former D.M.A teach (Univ.North Texas) playing this work, and 'bestowing' on it his wonderful pianistic technique(s) and creative musicality.
I enjoyed Anton Rubinstein's exuberant Piano Concerto No. 1 and Joseph Banowetz's performance. Bravo!
A FIRST AND THERE WILL BE MORE...NICE POWERFUL CONCERTO.................NEVER HEARD BEFORE. MAGESTIC...R. VIQUEZ
Sensível. Vibrante e emocionante. Magnífico!
Anton Rubinstein Klavierkoncert Nr.1 e-moll Op.25
Klaverkoncert Nr.2 F-dur Op.35 Meisterspielt~Josef Banowetz!
Beautiful recording
All of Rubinstein's concerti are better than the current frequency of performances and recordings suggest, and this First Concerto is no exception. The strength of this one is shown most in its' finale, from the grave introductory bars introducing the piano's infectious tripping melody, to the impressive magisterial passage at 28:49, through the broad Rachmaninoff-like section at 34:08, to the powerful chords of the coda.
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heh yep 28:49 is one of my favorite renditions of the theme
you are my hero
One must also explore his Concerto No. 4. in d minor. Hamelin recorded it with Hyperion. Wonderful
No.4 is easily the best. If Liszt, Schumann, Brahms, Saint Saens and Tchaikovsky and Grieg are in a separate league, Rubinstein's no.4 rivals anything else of the second half of the C19th. His competitors - all well worth repeated listening - are Telefsen, Reinecke, Scharwenka, Pierne, Moszkowski and Stenhammar. Others who dabbled a little in the genre most commendably are Henselt, Bache, Berwald, Thuille, Albeniz, Scriabin and Stanford. Rachmaninov didn't come from nowhere!
Still remembered by the insiders,#4. Hope it will be heard by general audiences a lot again. Natasha Paremski gave it a nice push with BBC3 listeners, mainly, when she did it with the fine Bournemouth orchestra, Kees Bakkel at the helm I think.
Belíssima!!!!!!
While this is certainly not on a par with the 4th Concerto, it certainly is a very promising start.
視频姐姐/多謝妳供给完美的音樂！
WoW! Beautiful! Thank you for posting!
Straordinario!!
I would love to know the make of the piano. Particularly pleasing to my ears.
Horn in 06:15 is beautiful, and I like 08:09-08:20
Esta influencia no Le quita mérito. Fue profesor de Chaikovsky, junto con su hermano Николай
Fascinante esta obra es comparable con los conciertos de beethoven
14:31-16:36
30:21-32:00
Hay alguien en la actualidad , 😃 que su nombre artistico. es Rubistain. hace gala de su nombre. 🇮🇷 😃 🎹🎶🎶🎶❤️🔥
If the rules of thematic development,the building and repetition of ideas and melody are allowed to change from one era to another then this concerto is ok. Those same qualities make the concertos of Chopin, Beethoven and Brahms remain in my head in a way this one never could.
the melody of the first melody is was stuck in my head, untill I remembered it was this concerto.
This is his Op. 25.
He'd starting as yuang Composer, pretty early...
Escelente compositor aunque influenciado de compositores alemanes, Mendelsohn , Scumann e incluso algo de Beethoven, no es mala esta influencia.Fue Profesor de Chaikovsky.
7:34 :3
the beginning its inspired in the beginnig of the third chopin sonata, :)
Too bad the inspiration stops there!
Adolphe Menjou Too bad Chopin third sonata?
Yeah, but with unique Rubinstein twist!
7:17 - sounds like a violin concerto. Paganini or Wieniawski
Franz List -for Hungary , Anton- for Russia!!
Zina M ?
@@adriatorras8077 Rubinstein is russian Liszt!
Betchstein ?
That a Metaphor...
This is not a Steinway.
arjens0 and that’s a good thing.
Who cares?
@@gigogrom216 different sounds for audience and different playing experience for performer .
Does make a significant difference many times, like tennis racquet or golf club.
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A Petrov ? 😝
but a better Steinway
It’s the same key as Chopin’s concerto. I listened to the first movement except what I heard did not take me along. I remained unmoved throughout. Just is not the piece for me. It’s very rare that I do not take to at least a couple aspects of a piano concerto. PWG
What an erratic concerto! It should have come in a third shorter. Two thirds of it are great. Three, four and five don't have these problems.
Bloated and without direction even with some nice tunes and ideas to work with
Enjoyable, but seemingly not knowing how or where to end.
John Gesselberty ?
Guess you’re musically illiterate