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Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - 1 : Ondine (Perlemuter)



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Perlemuter plays "Ondine" (Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit)


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you are probably ... ( 5 months ago by brianCIM)
you are probably talking about the two most refined colorists in 20th century pianism. other performances pale in comparison with michelangeli's gaspard and gieseking's debussy preludes are frightening in their pianistic color and pedaling. no pianist should miss these performances.
Perhaps you should ... ( 5 months ago by gerryrains)
Perhaps you should listen to Sviatoslav Richter playing Miroirs. It's here on YouTube.
Lisitsa bombed ... ( 5 months ago by gerryrains)
Lisitsa bombed Scarbo on YT. She's wonderful at Thalberg but this just isn't her cup of tea. This comment is coming from a fan of hers too. I just heard her live last month and she was wonderful at Totentanz and La Campanella, but her Traumerei just wasn't right.
I'd actually be ... ( 5 months ago by tcrb2)
I'd actually be fairly critical of this performance. The foreground/background transitions sounded a bit artificial, as did the melodic lines. The climax was messy, the dynamic management unpoised and the ending too loud. Nonetheless, the tempo was perfect (too fast and the melody is missed, too slow and the shimmer isn't conveyed). An average performance of one of my favorite pieces.
having been ... ( 5 months ago by chad410)
having been fortunate to receive and watch masterclasses by dear Vlado. His intensely singtone and avoidance of any superficial actions, which he hated, comes across here nicely. ravel told him he does not like his music played with sentiment.
Breathtaking. ( 4 months ago by Tatawariata)
Breathtaking.
why are u chewing ... ( 4 months ago by andou7)
why are u chewing gum. I think it is not good behavior.
Fantastic at his ... ( 4 months ago by fougerebleue)
Fantastic at his age Did you know he studied and played most Ravel Pieces with with Ravel himself?
And he has no chewing gum! It is a well-knonw habit , a reflex by very old person...
The body looses control some where but not in the fingers!Foug
ère
.... ( 3 months ago by dariusxantus)
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he studied with ... ( 3 months ago by TheGuyCalledX)
he studied with Maurice Ravel for 6 months in 1927. I love the man, but you are exaggerating the extent to which he worked with the composer.
Sorry if I was late ... ( 3 months ago by Umby64)
Sorry if I was late in answering...anyway Gaspard means "ghost"... there is a lake you're in front of and a ghost is trying to convince you to continue your voyage in its depths
he should have worn ... ( 3 months ago by kingstravinsky101)
he should have worn a eye patch, that would look cool!
Array ( 2 months ago by CrazyPianist122792)
No:
"Gaspard" is actually a french adaptation of an Arabic word. Properly translated, the tite of the suite would be: The Treasurer of the Night.
I think you'll find ... ( 2 months ago by CzarDodon)
I think you'll find that's more a problem of the overly harsh recorded sound. Live it was beautifully balanced. But very naturally so, it was as if the composer were speaking directly through the pianist.. a case of less being more.
this is my favorite ... ( 1 month ago by Ravel87)
this is my favorite recording of this piece
AMAZING! ( 1 month ago by theminx01)
AMAZING!
truly amazing that ... ( 1 month ago by minetto2)
truly amazing that he can play like that at this very old age, he deserves our respect and admiration
hahhahahaa ( 3 weeks ago by filthysoap)
hahhahahaa
To those of you ... ( 2 weeks ago by Pavlvs34)
To those of you arguing over what "gaspard" means, you should know that "Gaspard de la Nuit" was originally a book of poems by some French guy called Aloysius Bertrand.
Here's a quotation from Wikipedia: "The name Gaspard is derived from its original Persian form, denoting the man in charge of the royal treasures: "Gaspard of the Night or the treasurer of the night thus creates allusions to someone in charge of all that is jewel-like, dark, mysterious, perhaps e
ven morose"
Ondine is some kind ... ( 2 weeks ago by Pavlvs34)
Ondine is some kind of water spirit:
Wikipedia says:
"Ondine is an oneiric tale of a water fairy singing to seduce the observer and accompany her to visit her kingdom deep at the bottom of the lake in the triangle of water, fire and earth. It is reminiscent of the tinkling of the water in a stream, woven with cascades. This movement was intended to describe the water sprite in Aloysius Bertrand's poem, attempting to lure men into her domain."
A good book based ... ( 2 weeks ago by Pavlvs34)
A good book based on interviews with Perlemuter is "Ravel according to Ravel", in which Perlemuter explains what Ravel told him about his works whilst teaching him.
is he chewing ... ( 1 week ago by LoveleyVideos)
is he chewing bubblegum??????
I love youtube! I ... ( 6 days ago by WaftyHippyLass)
I love youtube! I heard of this piece just today in the office - prior to youtube it would have been nigh-on impossible to hear it on-demand without buying a CD (which I can't afford). Thanks loads to longinglove for posting it.
perlemuter is for ... ( 2 days ago by hothairybtm4u)
perlemuter is for many one of the great pianists of the 20th century. this live performance seems so timeless, and the overall form, so perfect. thanks for posting it.



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