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How is the sound quality on this so good when it was recorded over 100 years ago? Also, I cannot understand why people keep commenting negative things. This is the best performance of this piece I’ve ever heard. And of course it is because he wrote it, so he knows how to play it.

ausgezeichnet!

Armyane za saboy ne uxajivayut. Ho menak utel@ chi.

uchilis tak, ed el tesqer@. Ova kez hima dartsnelu masnaget.

A tak Armenii netu edqanits heto...Es kez Darwini shrjan@ chi. Radilis bilo ochen mnogo interesov.

Paka jili Dexts ein shat utum amen inch pchatsav batsi glxits.

Boyin vochinch chgats, sax gnats eresin... Ed el Hayi tesq@.

2:17 Only those who have attempted this piece will fully appreciate how hard this is to do.

Tocaba rapido

Wow, what a clear sound, with only minimum sustain pedal usage.

Yuja plays it better.

I adore this masterpiece. And I do feel a true blow of emotions every time I play it. THANKS, MAESTRO RACHMANINOFF!!!!!!

if this wasn't rachmaninov himself, imagine the criticism...

Who can understand this beautiful music, who can feel like that, are people with a developed soul. Who else could make this music? I know the answer. Do you ? And now the horror wants to destroy such culture! It's the end.... or we win?

곡의 처음 부분 은 영감 가득 ㆍ

He plays with so much emotion. I love his music.

🎼💓🎼

This is a rare treat, having the opportunity to listen to a good recording of a composer playing his own piece, 100 years later.

Imprescindibile ascolto per chi si accinge a suonare questo capolavoro.

A beautiful, unique piece, a favorite.

this fuckin sends shivers down my spine

38:28 Almost every performance (including Rach himself) fails to get this rhythm right IMO.

Авторское исполнение это эталон.Неподражаемо восхитительная пьеса Гений.

The playing is superb, but the audio quality is too good to be from Rachmaninov's time. Not even AI can clean an old audio recording to sound this crisp. So it's not Rachmaninov playing Rachmaninov, it's someone else.

❤

Блеск да и только. Очень четко. Прослушивается каждая нотка.

Possibly the most successful piano roll ever made.

Lovely piano roll. Tempo seems a bit slow for SVR.

286 people with frozen souls did not like this masterpiece.

I agree,konkush 🙏

So sad that I missed him 😭 I would have loved to have heard him live and maybe be lucky enough to tell him of how much joy his music has brought to my Heart 👍

Guys, audio quality wasnt this good back then its fake.

Anybody that can listen to this music and not cry have no heart. I cry 24:19

I am absolutely amazed ... This recording is fantastic !

Thank you! but both conductor and orchestra must be added to the description of this wonderful recording! Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Eugene Ormandy. Recorded December 4, 1939 and February 24, 1940 (Philadelphia, Academy of Music).

He escuchado varias versiones de distintos ejecutantes y... Esta es en verdad descriptiva, sensitiva y real. En la mayoría escuchas a una orquesta que exprésamente espera en todo momento al solista, como es común y esperado. Pero en esta! ... En esta percibo el murmullo del mundo que corre como un río... a veces avasallante, a veces más discreto, a veces gritando fortísimo o callando despacio, discimulado siempre a su ritmo... Y encima un ejecutante que camina a la par de las mismas preguntas que plantea la gran mayoría... Es un ir, de a poco, o rápido por colinas y valles a veces amplios, a veces estrechos... Pero ir hacia un mismo destino... Estos dedos definitivamente saben exactamente hacia donde van.

I always wondered why he did not write the 3 notes motif instead of 1 last note at the end.

I cry Today is my 90 birthday. I love this

The most beautiful Prelude Nr.5 G Minor in all time.

Rachmaninoff was a genius

I can really feel his annoyance with how he plays it. For a while he lets the notes drone uncomfortably long, as if his arms grow physically tired from having to play a piece he knows painfully well off the back of his head by that point. Playing the song in this slow, sloppy style really tells you that he is waiting for the song to end, and the song itself is waiting to end so that it may no longer torment neither its masters fingers nor the hammers of the piano that has been chosen to play it upon.

Composers are their own harshest critics. This is the greatest piano concerto of all.

This is of course the reference interpretation.

I cry 23:05

Absolute, total control. Nothing gets away from him.

"Rachmaninoff's 'Elegie' possesses an authenticity and spontaneity in its sound. It stands as a testament to his genius as one of the world's greatest pianists." Rachmaninoff is god.

I’m really intrigued that he rolls those chords in the opening of the first movement. He famously had a huge stretch of something like a 15th (?) so I’m guessing it’s a choice to do it. So, that puts that discussion to bed; if Rach can roll ‘em, so can we!

Уже больше полувека единственный, в чьем исполнении я могу слушать и жить этой музыкой - это Сергей Васильевич Рахманинов. Конечно, он гений, остальные таланты.

He wrote it jut before he went to the US to give some concerts but he didn't have time to learn it so he took a dummy keyboard on with him and learned it on the boat.

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