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Topic: Prokofiev Youtube Channel!  (Read 2714 times)

Offline peeinbush

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Prokofiev Youtube Channel!
on: December 25, 2016, 05:45:17 PM
Hi guys!

I've decided to start a channel featuring Prokofiev's music syncopated with sheet music, which can be found here:


There isn't much there yet, but I'll try upload as fast as I can!

I think I'll need help on the best recordings of pieces. Usually when I get used to an interpretation of a piece I listen to nothing else but that recording, so I have no idea what else is out there. Gutierrez on the 2nd piano concerto is (correct me if I'm wrong) definitely the right choice. I lean towards Kissin on the 1st and 3rd, but I'm definitely not confident about these choices.

As for sonatas, the only ones I've dug through a lot are no. 3 and 6, which I believe (unconfidently) are played best by Gavrilov and Lugansky respectively. As for the others, I have little idea.

And everything else, including the non-piano compositions...oh man, there's so much to go through. Argerich for the toccata and julia fischer for the 1st violin concerto? idk...

Suggestions would be much appreciated!

small note: I very much prefer recordings with good sound quality, even if the performance isn't the best. Which means that most Richter recordings won't work for me, although they're great, etc.
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