Berezovsky plays Islamey
From a 2005 recital in Mexico City. This exact performance became my new "Islamey" standard. I already had one from Boris on CD; this one surpasses it in both musicality, spontaneity, and brilliance.
Balakirev - Islamey (Evgeny Kissin Live in Amsterdam 2002)
Balakirev - Islamey (Evgeny Kissin Live in Amsterdam 2002). The best performance of the history. My favourite piano's piece. Islamey: an Oriental Fantasy is a composition for piano by Russian composer Mily Balakirev, written in September 1869.
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Mily Balakirev - Toccata - MARGARET FINGERHUT
Played by Margaret Fingerhut (piano).
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Balakirev - Etude D flat major - CZAPIEWSKI
Mily Balakirev - Etude D-flat major for solo Piano Bogdan Czapiewski - Piano --Bogdan Czapiewski was born in 1949 and studied the piano with Zbigniew Śliwiński at the Academy of Music in Gdańsk and with Jan Ekier at the Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw. As a scholarship recipient of the Kościuszko Foundation, he also worked under György Seboka at the Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington. Bogdan Czapiewski was a finalist in several international piano competitions, including the 1975 Busoni Competition in Bolzano, 1975 Viana da Motta Competition in Lisbon and 1976 Montreal Piano Competition. In 1987 he was awarded the Grand Prix de Disque Liszt at the international recording contest in Budapest. He has recorded extensively in Poland, Germany, Belgium, France and Japan. His latest solo recording of piano sonatas by Rachmaninov, Prokofiev and Serocki received the highest prize awarded by the Polish Phonographic Academy, The Fryderyk. He has toured Europe, Asia, North America and Australia and appeared on the world's most prestigious concert stages, including those of Paris, Zurich, Geneva, Copenhagen, Brussels and St Petersburg. He currently serves as professor of piano at the Academy of Music in Gdańsk.
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REVERIE - DEBUSSY or BALAKIREV? Classical Music #2 Piano Instrumental for studying Ocean sounds
2 of 5 ≈ www.wavesdvd.com ≈ Relax Now. Visit our Channel. 8-) "Reverie" by Mily Balakirev (Not Claude Debussy as told to me by Getty Images) Classical Music #2 Piano Instrumental for studying relaxing Ocean sounds HD Musik Relax + HD FLORIDA BEACHES 2 St. Joseph Peninsula State Park...
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Balakirev Islamey - Dimitris Sgouros
Dimitris Sgouros (age 14) in recital in Osaka, 1984 www.sgourosmp3.com * Download *HI-FI* recording of Islamey by Dimitris Sgouros from Munich (1988) http * Watch HIGH-DEFINITION video of a concert in Munich where Sgouros performed Islamey and many other works:- www.classicaltv.com
Robert Finley plays Balakirev's transcription of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1, 2nd mov.
Here is my performance of the second movement of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 (Romanza Larghetto) transcribed by Mily Balakirev, during the semifinal round of the First International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition for Amateurs, September11th 2009, Fryderyk Chopin University of Music, Warsaw Poland See www.konkurs.amator.chopin.pl
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Glinka/Balakirev - The Lark [Sherry Kim]
This is a piece that I have been working on for the past month. Such a pretty piece! I was recording a video with a friend (which will be coming out in a few days!) and realized I had about an extra half an hour left over to use Lutkin Hall. I decided to run through The Lark, and to my surprise, I got this recording down in one shot. o__o; You can find the sheet music on www.imslp.org best site ever for classical sheet music. My FB Fan Page: www.facebook.com ENJOY!!
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Balakirev - Islamey. Oriental Fantasy for Piano (1869, 1902 version)
Islamey - Oriental Fantasy for Piano (1869, rev. 1902) This is a highly virtuostic piece for solo piano by Russian composer Mily Balakirev (1837-1910), the mentor of the Mighty Handful. He was inspired to compose this work while traveling in the Caucasus. Balakirev describes his experience in an 1892 letter: "The majestic beauty of luxuriant nature there and the beauty of the inhabitants that harmonises with it -- all these things together made a deep impression on me... Since I interested myself in the vocal music there, I made the acquaintance of a Circassian prince, who frequently came to me and played folk tunes on his instrument, that was something like a violin. One of them, called Islamey, a dance-tune, pleased me extraordinarily and with a view to the work I had in mind on Tamara I began to arrange it for the piano. The second theme was communicated to me in Moscow by an Armenian actor, who came from the Crimea and is, as he assured me, well known among the Crimean Tatars." Pianist: Alexander Paley
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Louis Kentner plays Balakirev Sonata No.2 (I)
First recording (1949) of Balakirev's Sonata No.2 in B-flat minor, op.5, by Louis Kentner. I. Andantino II. Mazurka. Moderato www.youtube.com III. Intermezzo. Larghetto www.youtube.com IV. Allegro non troppo, ma con fuoco www.youtube.com ~ Mily Alexeyevich Balakirev (1837 - 1910) Russian pianist, conductor and composer. Born in Nizhny-Novgorod, the son of a minor government official. His early piano lessons were with his mother, supplemented by a summer visit to Moscow in 1847, when he had some lessons from Alexander Dubuque, a pupil of John Field. It was later in his schooling that he was introduced, through his teacher, to Alexander Ulibishev, a landowner, patron of music and writer of books on Mozart and Beethoven. It was through Ulibishev that he was to receive every encouragement, with access to music and opportunities to hear performances at his house, however inadequate these may sometimes have been. Entry to the musical world of St. Petersburg was effected when Ulibishev took Balakirev there in 1855, introducing him to Glinka and allowing him the opportunity to give public concerts, with considerable success. Nevertheless Balakirev found difficulty in supporting himself, although the death of Ulibishev in 1858 brought him a legacy of 1000 roubles, two violins and his patron's music library. Balakirev's subsequent career brought him, initially, friendship with Cui, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and Borodin, his meeting with the last-named in late 1862, nine months <b>...</b>
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Balakirev Islamey Bronfman Rec.1998
This performance by Yefim Bronfman will not please those who think that Islamey can only be played like---name your favorite recording.For instance, I have had the old 78rpm 1936 recording of Simon Barere for well over fifty years.It is a fabulous performance and is the best (in my opinion)of the "pull out all the stops" recordings. Barere's interpretation is one way of playing this composition,but not the only way.It is played here by a pianist with a big technique,and more importantly, a pianist who is a discerning musician. Isn't it nice to hear the left hand 16th note triplets in the Andante Espressivo section? And isn't it nice to hear all of the notes clearly articulated in the surrounding sections? (However,Barere's accuracy is phenomenal concidering the tempo he sets for himself). Bronfman's performance made me realize that this composition is good enough to be interpreted in more than one stereotyped way. Barere's conception of Islamey,recorded in 1936,originated with him. It was not a copy of someone elses's interpretation.Like all great pianists,Barere could think for himself as can Yefim Bronfman. This is not a fake performance with notes left out to facilitate speed with the pedal nailed to the floor to cover up a less than immaculate performance. I recently heard Yefim Bronfman give a magnificent performance of the Tchaikovsky First Piano Concerto with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen. Bronfman has recorded the complete <b>...</b>
Balakirev - Valse melancholique (pf. Vincent Lo)
Surprise! This is video of myself performing a piece by my favourite composer. Valse mélancholique is the second of five waltzes composed by Mily Balakirev. It follows a sort of rondo form: ABABACABA Coda. The C section is longer than the A and B sections, and can be subdivided further into C and C'. It features a characteristic pedal point on the tonic which brings out the warmth in contrast to the more brooding A and B sections. Essentially, the C section repeats itself with more elaboration with broken octaves in alternating directions, which creates a sort of elegance. As with much of Balakirev's music, this waltz is full of quick modulations that constantly pull the listener deeper and deeper into the music, creating a sort of immersive effect on the listener. You can read more about Balakirev on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org . Sorry for the crappy-ass video and audio quality. I really want to share with you my appreciation for Balakirev's music, but I only have a crappy webcam. :( Hope you enjoy it! Comments and suggestions are welcome. .
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Balakirev Islamey, Adam Aleksander, Live Performance, Oriental Fantasy
Balakirev Islamey, Pianist Adam Aleksander, Live Performance, Oriental Fantasy, adamaleksander.com
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The Lark (Glinka - Balakirev)
Listen in stereo: www.youtube.com "The Lark" (Жаворонок) was originally No. 10 of a group of twelve songs that Glinka wrote in 1840 and entitled "Farewell to St. Petersburg". Mili Balakirev, born 1836, got to know Glinka in 1855 and admired him deeply. Glinka stimulated Balakirev to start composing. He has paraphrased several of Glinka's works, "The Lark" being the most famous of them. This work owes to Glinka the exceptionally beautiful and sad melody, and to Balakirev the wonderful flowing figuration. PS Whoever can translate and explain me the lyrics of Glinka's original, I'll dedicate my next video to you.... :-D
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Roman Rabinovich plays Balakirev - Islamei
2008 A. Rubinstein Competition - First Round - Israel www.romanrabinovich.net
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ALEXANDER GAVRYLYUK ISLAMEY MILY A BALAKIREV
ISLAMEY-MILY ALEXEYEVICH BALAKIREV from a May 7, 2007 performance - Lincoln Theatre, Miami Beach Florida Miami International Piano Festival The concert is available on DVD Video Artists international vaimusic.com VAI443 Bach-Busoni Toccata D minor Mozart Sonata K 576 D Major Schubert Sonata D 664 A Major Rachmaninoff Etudes-Tableaux Op. 39 (3) Moszkowski Etude Op 79 No.1 Rachmaninoff Prelude G#m Mozart-Volodos Mozart rondo alla turca
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Glinka Balakirev The Lark, Die Lerche
Still in search for good piano.. this one isnt the real deal either.
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Mily Balakirev: Пустыня ( Desert ) , Romance
This evocative piece is Balakirev's own 1898 piano transcription of his 1895 song of the same title with words by by Aleksei Mikhailovich Zhemchuzhnikov (1821-1908). The full text can be found on www.recmusic.org and the song depicts a traveller crossing the hot barren steppes and looking forward to the fragrant shadows of the green garden that is his destination. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk
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The Lark, Glinka-Balakirev
Nicola, 12, playing Glinka's The Lark (transcription by Balakirev) at the Steinway finals at the Concertgebouw yesterday. She clinched the first prize in her category.
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Melodey Soong performed at the Winners' Concert of International Russian Music Piano Competition 2010.
Balakirev Islamey
Me playing the Oriental Fantasy. Before you start complaining about dynamics and pedal, do note that the place I'm playing at has really bad acoustics, which make pretty much every note ring out pretty loudly. This also forced me to take a few bits slightly slowly so that we can actually hear the chord changes. Playing this piece sure is tiring! My arms felt super heavy after I had finished it! Anyway, I'm glad that I made it to the end without breaking down :p Merci à Stéphane pour avoir filmé!
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