Dong Hyek Lim, Martha Argerich – Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances, Op. 45: III.

The recording features the legendary Martha Argerich in the composer's two-piano version of his final work, the fiery Symphonic Dances, as well as the BBC Symphony Orchestra directed by Alexander Vedernikov in the Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor.

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[LukeFaulkner]

Such colourful playing. I could almost imagine the orchestra.

[usuitakumi]

I would DIE if I were to play with Argerich lol...

[A_Few_Thoughts]

Wow, such formidable technic all around.

[kimthevirtuoso]

1:19 absolutely love this dies irae melody!

[paltagay]

Dong Hyek Lim: *dying*
Martha: *when am I getting my coffee back, ugh I'm tired*

[kurtkaufman]

Exciting performance! The video clip begins with Dong Hyek Lim's music stand flat, but is shown later in a standing position. Is it possible that we are seeing a composite edit of two or more takes?

[gabelonguinhos]

You haven't turned pages for someone until you're swaying right with them so they don't block your view of the music.

[TuanNguyen-irre]

How can he read the score when the sheet lying flat like that?

[Dageka]

I've never seen someone punch the keys before 0:21

[emiliacastiglia]

Too much echo hard sound..too much technique ..no philosophy..this is not a toccata ..nor to show your articulated hard sound..it s Rachmaninov not Prokofiev..we need feel good old wood not metal...please listen to the new release of Rachmaninov playing and explaining how this work must be intended and played