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I appreciate it when I see Piano pieces where both staffs have two voices. Does it give us a bit more work? Yes. But the more complete harmony is very pleasurable to hear.

Your interpretations always have remarkable clarity, and your tone is consistently beautiful throughout as well as your phrasing. Your uploads are always a joy to listen to! I'd also like to ask what kind of piano you have, as in some moments the tone in the lower register has an extraordinary quality, almost that of a hammered dulcimer or a harpsichord (for example the LH from 1:45 - 1:48). Again, thank you for the upload :)

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A lovely piece...!

Спасибо!❤

Beautiful Song and performance 🎹👏

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0:25 Why is there E natural if it is in G minor and otherwise not indicated? I'm interested because I'm playing this piece and I use flat there.

It exhales à sort of perfume that comes from old Russia.

Why do you keep anonymous, "Julian" ? It's so pity! One could doubt an AI robot is playing this music ...

Fantastic!! 👏👏👏👏

1:58 It seems that he was inspired here by Chopin's 11th Etude.

Großartig interpretiert. Danke für teilen.

Cesar Cui earned a brief mention in a Russian Music History course I took in college. I remember thinking that his music was quite well constructed. This performance agrees with what I remember. The most interesting thing to me, following along with the score, is how unimportant the barlines feel. The music just floats. That's a good thing!

Для меня это произведение кажется гармонически насыщенным и трудным в исполнении. Но у вас оно звучит великолепно!👏👍🎶🥰🌺

Please play Nocturne no 06 by Manoel Faulhaber and Devaneando by Ernani Braga, two Brazilian brilhant composers. Those pieces are amazing!

Very tonally rich piece.

Although there is indeed something that makes me think of Chopin, this work is lovely in its own right. Lovely performance but there is no news there. Thank you.

Not much is known about this composer. So, thank you for reminding me he existed. This composition is unassuming and pretty.

I like the tenderness of the melodies. It's so refreshing and pleasing. Thanks so much your sharing.

0:03 Chopin's Ballade No. 3 quote :)

Beautiful

Quite an unusual piece

You have captured a kind of crystalline innocence that puts chills down my spine, somehow combined with a pastoral sensation of brilliance and joy... I feel the flower petals in my hands, I smell the summer breeze. You don't make it sound easy, that would be an insult in this context. it IS very difficult but it's so rewarding to hear after such hard work. One of your best interpretations. Glazunov is very special and you brought his personality out so well.

So many better recordings -- Kirsten Johnson ua-cam.com/video/Ft4Q9nIWMEs/v-deo.html ; Joanne Polk ua-cam.com/video/jG1CsP91vLY/v-deo.html Here peddle turns things to mush and tempos are erratic

Cette pièce de M. Gennady Lukinykh me touche directement au coeur et à l'âme. C'est tellement beau que les larmes montent aux yeux. Merci! Gamma1734 de nous partager son oeuvre. Il excelle dans tous les genres. Quel talent! Quant à vous Gamma, vous êtes mon pianiste préféré.

Gosh, what a delightful piece.

hat mich serh beeindruckt, vielen Dank. Auch der Text zu Glasunov - sehr erhellend.

Beautiful Song

Danke für die schöne Mazurka 🌹

Волшебно! Прозрачная чистота небес с лёгкими облачками, отражающаяся в зыбком колыхания невской волны. Мечты..... 👏👏👏👏👏💖😍

Прекрасное исполнение!❤ Какое же замечательное настроение было у композитора в момент его творчества. Скорее всего жто был экспромт..? Все хрустльное ,светлое и струящееся! Гениальная музыка ❤

Great interpretation of this joyful barcarolle with all voices singing independently and each one perfectly melt in a coherent structure

Excellent, I haven't listened to much Glazunov at all but I like this !

трясця, я обожнюю цю п'єсу. огидно, від факту, що ця пєєса мало відома, як і багато яка інша українська музика

Can you give me the sheet?

did you play this? the audio quality sounds amazing

Hearing pieces like this makes one wonder why Godard isn’t more celebrated and his pieces aren’t played more often. Some are, but not enough. I guess he just ‘went out of fashion’. Maybe with your help, he can become popular again.

Beautiful little gem and extremely playable, unlike quite a few of his works. The E major (2nd) concerto is an absolute nightmare to perform!! Even with a good orchestra, trying to keep it all together requires sooo much concentration.

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Восхитительно! Я послушала этот ноктюрн три раза подряд и у меня ощущение, что мне не утолить жажду этим произведением! Манящие звуки, прекрасный вечер с алым заходящим солнцем и нежные дуновения ветерка, создаваемые плавным покачиванием веера. Благодарю за прекрасное исполнение произведения мне неизвестного, но вызывающие странные чувства знакомого и узнаваемого. Волшебно! 👏👏👏👏👏😍💖

love this piece, by the way

glad, that you reuploaded this

J’aime beaucoup, beaucoup, ce compositeur. Merci de nous partager son œuvre. Vous êtes un très bon pédagogue. Merci infiniment ❤️

I've fallen deeply madly in love with this piece 💕💕 feels like it's begging me to listen n to understand...this is a masterpiece of emotions ❤ superbly played 😊 Big thank you to the composer too ❤

💝💗💖❤️‍🩹❤️💜💙🤍 ..

Просто феерично!!!❤ Спасибо огромное за доставленное удовольствие!

This nocturne clearly was heavily influenced by Chopin's Op. 32 No. 2. That piece was also in A-flat, contrasted the main key with D-flat minor, featured a chordal middle section, and was in 12/8 time. It's sad that most of Chopin's influence is seen in pieces that deserve to be remembered, like this one, but are now mostly forgotten despite being just as beautiful in their own right. It's fun to see the subconscious little homages composers pay to each other, like all the obvious little things Brahms does that show how he learned from Schumann.

Lovely

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