ARRGH THE SECOND MOVEMENT MAKES ME WANT TO CRY ARRRGHHHHHH I'M NOT CRYING, YOU AREEEE IT DOESN'T REMIND ME OF ANYTHING SAPPY AND WHOLESOME PLEASE AARARGH

I dare you to play the piano sonata bb 88, the blood song..

Every well-structured piece imparts a sense of having taken the listener on a journey, and having arrived somewhere. And this piece is no exception. However, the journey seems to have been particularly monotonous. Yes, if you listen carefully, you can hear a well-planned harmonic structure, intelligent counterpoint, motivic development, and so on. But this is more like a compositional exercise than a meaningful work. I am a great admirer of Rorem's best art songs. But here, he does not appear to have had much to say. At the end, one would rather have spent the time reading a good book.

4:25 best part for me

Gorgeous! Bravo Mr. Szeryng! Bravissimo Herr Mozart! David Alexander Lillis. Lower Hutt, New Zealand. 5 July 2024

What s this pièce of shit, zum teufel, prout😆😆

Божественная музыка, великолепное исполнение!

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Beautiful

one of the greatest compositions of all time

Absolutely no structure.

Amazing pieces

Kabalevsky was turned into a nanny for a kindergarten, and he is a high-class composer.

Jeden z utworów na mój niedoszły egzamin na akademię muzyczną w Katowicach.😊😊

Busoni, maybe one of the most underrated composers?

The center of gravity in this composition, as is true of most of Mozart's compositions, is the second movement.

Nur genial- einfach außerirdisch!

23:57 gets crazier and crazier until 25:20

7:20 flute solo 8:20

0:02 - I. Allegro [7:25 to 9:35 - Cadenza composed by Sam Franko] 10:03 - II. Adagio [16:22 to 17:39 - Cadenza composed by Sam Franko (cut)] 18:19 - III. Rondeau. Allegro [21:06 to 21:14 - Cadenza composed by Sam Franko] 21:40 - (Andante) 22:10 - (Allegretto) 22:46 - (Tempo I) [23:50 to 21:14 - Cadenza composed by (if you know respond in the comments)]

Awful 'composition'.

The Stretta is an incredible elaboration of the 3 Theme of Contrapunctus 11

The art of fugue Evolution. What a work of art.

The final 3 minutes of the 3rd movement bring tears every time.

A summit meeting of the musical geniuses, Dimitri and Leonard… How much luckier can we classical music aficionados get????

Schizophrenia OST

Beautifully crafted piece.

8:25 GUYS IT'S A iii CHORD!!! 😭😭✨

sounds like me practicing mozart

Hi, anyone who could share the piano accompaniment part with me please?

This "out of tune" notes are really annoying.

8:39

7:24

Such rhythmic and textural poverty!

"Those who are deep will strive for clarity, while those who wish to appear deep strive for obscurity and seek to muddy their waters, for everything seems deep to ‘the many’ if only they can’t see the bottom." - Nietzsche

The history behind this music: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rpeBn9pemrLQenk.html

I just noticed that n.4 sounds like Chopin's minute waltz!

That drop at 32:49 let’s gooo

Bach, beethoven, schubert.......brahms, non è solo una conseguenza temporale, ma un filo divino!!

What a second movement… Rivals the beauty of anything Rachmaninov ever wrote, IMO. And the other two movements are so much fun! This concerto is like a playful love sandwich.

Veramente un capolavoro: la numero 7 anticipa il minimalismo, è la numero 11 mi ricorda il primo movimento di Musica per archi percussioni e celesta (1936) di Bela Bartok (1881/1945)

Kontarsky has been my favorite recording of this piece always - but there have been a few pianists as of late who have shown a new light on this amazing amazing piece. Lubimov ranks amongst these.

Fascinating work, thank you for sharing.

tempoが遅いですね、もう少し速くする必要があります。

There's a thread of influence of Rachmaninov.

5:50

34:48

39:38

The 3th movment is goldn

10:45 Largo ll Für mich das bewegenste was je komponiert wurde! ❤ So einfach und so leicht, trotzdem kullern mir da immer die Tränen, ich kann nicht anders...