Domenico Scarlatti - Harpsichord Sonatas - Igor Kipnis ( Part 2 )

(Part 2)

K. 146
204a
204b
205
513
87*
322*
323*
337
338
443
444
14
11
17

* Clavichord

[notaire]

Gut artikulierte Aufführung dieser fein komponierten Sonaten mit der höchsten Technik im relativ schnellen Tempo. Genialer Cembalist!

[Previati]

2:40-8:17 The K204a sonata in F minor. It epitomizes Scarlatti's music for me. It was the one that made me fall completely in love with the sonatas. It's so joyous and thrilling that I was hooked. I highly recommend tracking down Igor Kipnis' Scarlatti and buying it; it's some of the best recorded, easily.

[silvioevan]

00:00 K.146, 02:41 K.204a, 08:18 K.204b, 13:12 K.205, 21:20 K.513, 27:06 K.87, 35:00 K.322, 38:39 K.323, 40:59 K.337, 44:19 K.338, 48:11 K.443, 53:19 K.444, 56:41 K.14, 59:40 K.11, 01:03:06 K.17

[endy]

Peace of mind! When I listen to the beautiful tone, a mental condition improves.

[gilessteve]

The passage starting at 59:36 is so beautiful.

[pepehaydn]

Una misma sonata tocada en diversos instrumentos es casi casi un mundo sonoro diferente. Para mí el mejor Scarlatti es al clavicordio seguido del clave y en tercer lugar el piano moderno. NO he escuchado las sonatas en órgano o en pianoforte. Las versiones para guitarra, por ejemplo las de Yepes, también son admirables. Kipnis hace aquí un gran trabajo de interpretación sobre todo rítmico: todas estas sonatas pueden ser "danzables", esencialmente música española hasta la médula. Lo de Scarlatti es admirable.

[fmphotooffice]

Most of this Part 2 was an album I had engrained in my head in the 1980s. Driving with this playing in the fall as the trees turned colors and the fall winds... enough said...

[excelsior]

K. 87 (27:06) gets to me every time. 😥. 
It sounds as though Maestro Kipnis may have been playing on an original lute harpsichord.

[CarmenReyes-emnp]

Las. escucho ahorita porque duermo tranquila y música diferente 🎶🎶🎶🖐️

[abrahambankhead]

This music is mere mortals tasting the sublime.

[ThePandaAgenda]

It's the same "insane" way of handling the instrument that most people feel from Beethoven compositions. Very unusual for the Baroque times to "punch" the keys like that.

[mstipich]

Please Mr. anthony223, make time line of the pieces if you can in description. Thanks.

[elidibner-dunlap]

Does anyone know the name of the final sonata played here?
It starts at 103:00.
It is excellent

[graysight]

I rather the version which is faster, the one near the ending of the video, seems to have too much unnecesary pauses

[hanniballecter]

What is creating the different sound modality beginning at 27:06 please?

[isaiasramosgarcia]

la K87 esta mejor la 1ª vez, sin adornos