XVII International Piano Competition Fryderyk Chopin - Finals
W.A. Mozart - Rondo alla Turca for 2 Flutes and Orchestra
Aram Khachaturian - Waltz from the Suite Masquerade (Mandolins)
Aram Khachaturian - Waltz from the Suite Masquerade
This Soviet composer and pianist born in Sontsovka in 1891 is one of the best examples of the Soviet composition school. His work influenced later artists from his side such as Aram Khachaturian or Dmitri Kabalevsky.
The only strictly family, professional string quartet in the world. It consists of father - cellist Wojciech Walasek and his children - violinists Emilia and Wojciech and violist Kamil. The deep musical traditions in the Walasek family date back to the 18th century.
Born in 1756 in Salzburg, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart went down in history as a unique composer, genius, one of the three Viennese classics. His father, a violinist, immediately noticed the talent of his son, who at the age of 4 played simple melodies on the harpsichord.
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The video you are watching features several talented artists performing well-known pieces on the street. One of them is Aram Moon, who plays Mozart's Rondo Alla turca on the piano. This incredibly dynamic and energetic work is one of the most recognizable pieces by this composer. Valentina Lisitsa, on the other hand, performs the third movement of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. This incredibly dramatic and emotionally charged composition is one of the most acclaimed and demanding pieces in a pianist's repertoire. Lang Lang, one of the best and most respected pianists of our time, performs in two pieces. The first is Chopin's Etude Op. 25 No. 11. This composition is characterized by fast and demanding playing techniques, and Lang Lang handled this challenge brilliantly. The second piece he performs is Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2. This gigantic work requires not only virtuosity from the pianist but also interpretative skills and emotional depth. The video concludes with a performance of one of Roberto Bravo's pieces, who interprets Chopin's Etude Op. 25 No. 12. This piece, also known as "Ocean", is one of the most technically demanding works in Chopin's repertoire. Bravo brilliantly showcases his skills both technically and emotionally. This wonderful video not only provides us with the opportunity to admire the phenomenal skills of these artists but also allows us to experience the emotions that the composers sought to convey through their music. Such street performances are a valuable experience for both musicians and listeners, as they give us the chance to hear well-known pieces in an unconventional setting and view music from a completely new perspective.
OMG! This is just amazing! I can't believe that such talented musicians are playing on the streets! Their skills are so incredible that it's hard to believe. All these pieces are so beautiful and full of emotions. Watching a professional pianist perform these pieces so nobly and passionately, I can't help but move to the rhythm of the music. This is truly inspiring! Thank you to these artists for bringing me so much joy and emotion!