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About Prelude in G minor, Op.23 no.5

See 3 performances with Prelude in G minor, Op.23 no.5
Composed by: Rachmaninov, Sergei (1873-1943)
Year composed: 1903

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29-Apr-2013
Wigmore Hall
Preludes and pictures: Alexander Gavrylyuk debuts at Wigmore Hall
Image credit: Alexander Gavrylyuk © Mika BovanStepping in for the indisposed Cédric Tiberghien, the Ukrainian-born Australian pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk wowed Wigmore Hall’s lunchtime audience with a debut concert replete in masterful displays of pianism, in the purest meaning of the word.
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2-Dec-2012
The Royal Conservatory of Music, TELUS Centre, Koerner Hall
Thumbs up for Denis Matsuev's all-Russian concert at Koerner Hall
Image credit: Denis Matsuev © Evgeny EvtuhowHis build is blocky like the hockey defense-man he once was, but Denis Matsuev’s fingers can touch piano keys lightly as butterflies landing on begonias. The mood of his solo recital opened blissfully, like the January night by the fireplace described in Puskin’s poem “By the Hearth” which inspired the first of the twelve monthly miniatures Tchaikovsky published as The Seasons, Op. 37b. These are lyrical works that sing in folk and popular dance idioms of love and nostalgia for times gone by.
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19-Jun-2012
Royal Albert Hall
Valentina Lisitsa's Royal Albert Hall Debut
Image credit: Valentina Lisitsa © DeccaWith more than 30 million YouTube channel views, there is simply no doubt that Valentina Lisitsa is already a classical music star to contend with. Not content with being any ordinary internet superstar, in the run-up to her Royal Albert Hall debut, the Ukrainian pianist uploaded videos of her practice sessions, announced her intention to stream the concert across the globe, and even went so far as to allow the audience to pick the programme via the internet.
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