Lugansky - Rachmaninoff, Étude-Tableau in C minor, Op. 33

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Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943)
Étude-Tableau in C minor, Op. 33 (1911, pub. 1948)
Nikolai Lugansky, 2023
From Moscow Philharmonic

[0:00] Grave (C minor)
[2:28] Meno mosso (C major)
[3:54] (*)Poco a poco agitato - poco tranquille

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Thank you so much for posting this … especially on the pianist’s birthday 🎉! I very much appreciate all your posts featuring Nikolai Lugansky. We live on the west coast of Scotland and have to travel for a long time to hear this UNIQUELY sensitive and magical pianist . So being able to watch him play on YouTube on your channel is wonderful . Rachmaninoff is my favourite composer so hearing this piece is a real treat . I’m so moved by this playing. It’s perfect … yet Nikolai Lugansky himself is such a humble and very friendly man. It’s unusual ! He has absolutely no airs and graces, yet in my opinion, he is by far the best pianist I have heard live (in London on October 29th 2023) ever. He is so like Rachmaninoff himself and he works so hard. Thank you again for the great post . ☺️👌🤩🎹🎉

jennfermackenzie-gray

On April 28, 2024 (less than 5 hours ago) I have been to his live concert.
And he did play The Etudes!
So wonderfull!!!

nataliakhomenko

I like him so much! End I am listning him many times a day! Elegia..❤❤😢

vjeraradovic

Absolutnie amazing music and excellent performance 👏👍congratulations thanks for sharing All the best

lucynagawlikguitar

This might be one of Rach's most romantic pieces. (in the common sense of the word)

Aorda

One of the most beautiful etudes of the set!

sithuwin

Hi, thanks for sharing this great rendition.

I've been practicing this etude tableau lately and I was wondering if there was an error in the edition I am using. At [1:18], N. Lugansky is playing what sounds like F-C-F-C whereas on the score displayed here (which looks like my Dover edition too), it seems like it's written F-C-F-A.
What do you think?

Edit: Turns out some other editions have F-C-F-C. Anyone knows which is valid? My guess is that Dover did a mistake here, but I haven't been able to find the original edition.

SalomonGuinchard

I wish he did more concerts in London.

ashermay

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