Rachmaninoff - Prelude in E flat Major, Op. 23 No. 6

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A short and lyrical prelude from Rachmaninoff with none of his usual broodiness. Written right after the birth of his first child, Irina. From his set of 10 preludes, Op. 23.

For me, the hardest part of this piece was to naturally incorporate rubato without disrupting the overall flow of the rippling 16th notes and turning it into a mushy mess (although admittedly I do like it with a little mush).

Piano: Kawai Novus NV-10
Piano VST: Garritan CFX Full

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I've listened to probably a doze world-class pianists play this, and I think yours is be far the best. it's natural and unforced, and I feel like all the others are overwrought and full of struggle. Well done.
I also like that, like me, you hang on to the B-Flat with your pinky well into the next measure. I discovered that and even tho' I'd not written that way, I think it's better to hold it and let it ring into the next measure.
Bravo.

paules

I have played this off and on since 1978 and am FINALLY getting it presentable to play as a "gift" to my 91-yr-old piano teacher.
Today I did something odd, on the theory that ANYTHING you can do when practicing to come at it from a different angle: first, I practiced the left hand an octave up from where it's written, then the same with the right hand.
Then I played with both hands an octave below where it's written, which sounds incredibly odd.
I think this helped me. Try it out!

paules

Well, I like the timing of your releases. Your performances are such exquisite experiences that like a fattening bonbon, savor what you have received to enjoy this time and when the opportunity presents itself savor again. Your technique is absolutely marvelous and the artistic expression always satisfying. The Rachmaninov Preludes as well as other compositions of his suit your musical personality well. Any composition you desire to perform gets such a superb reading that the listener can savor the experience because it lingers in the mind for a long time. Your care in your abilities to make music is a gift the you well protect. Here, here, you appreciate the gift you give so on we ALL love your musical gift!
The Brahmsian...

virtualpoboy

You would not believe the smile on my face right now! One of my favourite pianists playing my latest earworm.
Thank you this means a lot to me!

arje

Very Beautifully done. !! I performed this as well. Your doing it beautifully!

studentoftheword

Needless to say about your performance, which is stunning. Your Kawai piano sounds so amazing, too!

nahajp

Thanks for play this my favorite piece of Rachmaninoff, so graceful with peace.

Eugenialeetw

Beautiful!. This recording is perfect for my Sunday afternoon.

timetravel

Absolutely Incredible . . . A+ for interpretation!

kenelliott

Niceee, this is one of my favourite Rach preludes! Such a nice singing quality in this one. I really need to practise getting those notes in between the right hand octaves quieter.

jeremyngpiano

Play more Rachmaninoff please!! Wonderful interpretation by the way

maquina

Magical as always✨
You really make the overplayed sound of Garritan CFX really different and special, genuinely my favourite Garritan YouTuber!:'D

Thanks for joining the project and being part of something special!:)❤️🙏🙏🥲

YayaPiano

This is beautiful! I love to see you playing!

chopinaddict

Coincidently, I was just listening to your prior recordings in the car today. Beautiful selection and interpretation as always

doremifadi

Wonderful, as always. Always a pleasure to hear your recordings.

christianvennemann

So sweet, and you make it sound so sounds gorgeous on top. Your playing is truly aspiring~

VinLudens

Your playing is amazing. You play like someone who is from Eastern Europe or east of Eastern Europe if you catch my drift, meaning the best there is out there. Me, I am struggling along with this piece.

roadscapehorror-talesofterror

Great as always. Ever consider music from AoT?

wheretheislandsgo

Beautiful as always. Thanks for sharing. Hope to listen Moment Musicaux Op.16 No 1 from you too :)

korayus

Yoooo new upload let's goo!! Actually pumped to see you play this, it is incredibly underrated i think! Btw how much time do you spend on learning&polishing a piece like this?

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