Brahms - Piano Quintet in F minor - Lugansky . Repin . Boriso-Glebsky . Gridchuk . Ferrández
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 (1864)
Nikolay Lugansky, piano
Vadim Repin, violin
Nikita Boriso-Glebsky, violin
Andrey Gridchuk, viola
Pablo Ferrández, cello
2018, Moscow Philharmonic Society
I.
[0:00] Expos. - Theme 1 (Allegro non troppo)
[1:20] Expos. - Theme 2
[2:51] Expos. - Closing Theme
[3:40] Expos. - Repeat
[7:12] Dev.
[9:40] Recap. - Theme 1
[10:46] Recap. - Theme 2/Closing Theme
[13:07] Coda (Poco Sostenuto - Tempo I)
II.
[14:56] A (Andante, un poco adagio)
[17:03] B
[19:00] A
III.
[22:57] Scherzo (Allegro)
[26:00] Trio
[27:12] Scherzo Reprise
IV.
[30:36] Finale - Intro. (Poco sostenuto)
[32:25] A (Allegro non troppo)
[33:36] B (un pochettino più animato)
[34:46] A’ (Tempo I)
[36:49] B’ (un pochettino più animato)
[38:00] Coda (Tempo I, tranquillo - Presto, non troppo)
“… The combination of string quartet and piano makes the piano quintet a singularly powerful ensemble as it joins two self-sufficient forces in a grand partnership. Occurring far less frequently in the repertoire than string or piano quartets, the great works for this medium are equally singular and powerful coming from the likes of Schumann, Franck, Brahms, Dvořák, Fauré and Shostakovich as the most noteworthy examples. While Brahms's lone Piano Quintet in f minor, Op. 34 is on the short list of masterworks, it assumed its final form only after a great deal of tinkering. It began life in 1861 as a string quintet with two cellos. Brahms eventually destroyed this version and rescored it as a sonata for two pianos. With the feedback from several performances and the advice of his friends Clara Schumann and Joseph Joachim, Brahms finally settled on the present version for piano quintet that he published in 1865. Joachim would declare that it was the finest new chamber music work published since Schubert. A dark, mighty work of tremendous scope, it is generally considered to be Brahms's great chamber music epic completed when he was only thirty-one….”
- Kai Christiansen
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Brahms--ever so sublime. I have really gotten into piano trios, quartets, and quintets the last few years. There is so much more richness than I ever thought there could be. At times, some piano quintets feel like a full orchestra. It's delightfully deceptive.
@markwestmore42
Жыл бұрын
It just keeps getting better each time you hear it, and that's not going to stop, ever!
@petercarney-gj2lv
2 ай бұрын
My sentiments exactly!
Lugansky hits that last low C as if it’s the hammer of fate. Superbly percussive.
@jsj1639
11 ай бұрын
Isn’t it an F instead of C?:)
@AngelGuidetti
6 ай бұрын
Luganega Is Better than Lugansky.
@CommonSwindler
Ай бұрын
@@jsj1639Technically it’s the penultimate base note before the final F, so yes it is a low C.
Very good interpretation of Brahms piano quintet. The pianist is a great player. I love this piece.
An exceptional performance that moves from dolce to forte with perfection, Hasan Hammami
Wouaaaaa....😮😮 Lugansky..!!!! Quels musiciens.!!!!!! SUBLIME..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very passionate. Thank you very much.
Repin! The best player! Love this group! Superb!
So beautiful performance!! Thank you for sharing!
After the symphonies, my favorite Brahms work! Bravo! Beautiful work together!
FROM THE FIRST NOTES ONE IS COMPELLED TO BE DRAWN INTO THIE INTENSE MUSIC OF TREAT BEAUTY. BRAVO.
This piece would have been so good as a symphony.
I know this piece intimately well. This performance is the tops. Hats off !
Brahms is so metal
@psijicassassin7166
Жыл бұрын
This is the most metal chamber piece next to Beethoven's Grosse Fuga.
@hauthot287
11 ай бұрын
@@psijicassassin7166I’d definitely put Bartok above both this and the Große Fuga
@l.plante
9 ай бұрын
@@hauthot287Also Prokofiev 2 Mendelssohn 6/piano trios and Shostakovich 8 (quartets)
Clean and Passion interpretation. Bravo!!!
Presto non troppo e perfectissima.
Breathtakingly!
Beautiful ensemble. Thank you so much!
В этом видео великолепно всё👍👍
내가 좋아하는 연주자를 같이 볼 수 있다니.. 감사합니다
Grazie ❤ Siete bravissimi. Adoro Brahms.
Here for music exam: 23:04 start
Wonderful!
Good morning to you and your family ❤❤❤❤
Capolavoro assoluto nella musica da camera
優れた演奏で聴かないと、下らない曲だと誤解する この演奏は★★★★
Amazing!
1악장 재현부 9:20 마무리 13:08 / 4악장 코다 38:30
Our beloved composed Franz Schubert was in this world for not even 32 years ... then Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, barely 36 years...........
Brahms used they paganini carnaval of Robert Schumann is 1 movimiento coda
This scherzo is gorgeus
Порыв в неизведанные дали И Брамса.
Lugansky.Repin among the best of Russia
Es excelente
Great piece. If you like this you should also try the piano quintet by Sergei Taneyev.
@PianoDude14373
Жыл бұрын
Thank you I will!
Such a brilliant performance !!! But why don't they ever feature the violist and the second violinist, because they're not young and cute?
34:50 He's enjoying it.
Je suis jalouse des gens qui ont assisté à ce concert !
TOKYOで聴いた pianistはPrevin NHK交響楽団のメンバーの熱演 私が苦手なブラームスで感動した 翌日に銀座ヤマハへ楽譜を購入しに行った 私はドイツロマン派の曲が苦手だった プレヴィンはベーゼンドルファーを良く鳴らした 優れた演奏で聴かないと、曲を下らないと思い込む
Good morning to you your beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
22:58
I've always loved this piece---with the exception of the slow movement, which is one of the dullest things Brahms ever wrote. Wonderful performance though...
@nickgoldring1446
7 ай бұрын
@Janaceks... I get what you mean, but disagree, it's almost as if you are invalidating the slow movement, which does deserve repeated listening. I love it.
✝️
The second movement is too fast. It loses all interest, sounds rushed. Amaaaaazing performance otherwise
all too fast