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Yukine Kuroki playing with ease Mendelssohn’s Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream as transcribed for piano by Rachmaninoff. This transcription captures well the spirit of the original orchestral piece: humorous, light, delightful, elfin…  A version for two pianos by Mendelssohn himself exists.  Published in 1933, this was the last piano transcription of Rachmaninoff. As you may know, he would first test out a transcription in concert, as an encore, before publishing it and recording it. That’s what happened here. Pianist Benno Moiseiwitsch had a little story about that: he remembered Rachmaninoff telling him that he just wrote an effective little piece. The composer said as a caveat: « I have never asked any colleague of mine to play my works. If they play them, I am delighted. If they don’t play them, I have nothing against them… But please Benno, I ask you, will you play my Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream? » Benno Moiseiwitsch had never heard of it then so he asked Rachmaninoff about it who replied: « I just completed it recently, I played it in America, it proved to be effective and successful. » Rachmaninoff would record the work in 1935 but he was quite dissatisfied with it after 14 tries… So he told Moiseiwitsch that should he want to record it, he now had the his blessing. Moiseiwitch heard Rachmaninoff’s rendition and it was indeed subpar for his standards. Moiseiwitsch wanted to record it but no one was up for it because the composer had just done it… One day, after a recording session that went smoothly, he had half an hour to spare… He was asked twice if he wanted to record anything else, after refusing multiple times while putting his coat on, he finally said yes: « Just one take, if it’s good, we keep it, if not, let’s go ». In one take, he made « the best recording of [his] life », so he said – difficult not to agree.  #piano #Japan #rachmaninoff #mendelssohn #transcription
Yukine Kuroki playing with ease Mendelssohn’s Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream as transcribed for piano by Rachmaninoff. This transcription captures well the spirit of the original orchestral piece: humorous, light, delightful, elfin… A version for two pianos by Mendelssohn himself exists. Published in 1933, this was the last piano transcription of Rachmaninoff. As you may know, he would first test out a transcription in concert, as an encore, before publishing it and recording it. That’s what happened here. Pianist Benno Moiseiwitsch had a little story about that: he remembered Rachmaninoff telling him that he just wrote an effective little piece. The composer said as a caveat: « I have never asked any colleague of mine to play my works. If they play them, I am delighted. If they don’t play them, I have nothing against them… But please Benno, I ask you, will you play my Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream? » Benno Moiseiwitsch had never heard of it then so he asked Rachmaninoff about it who replied: « I just completed it recently, I played it in America, it proved to be effective and successful. » Rachmaninoff would record the work in 1935 but he was quite dissatisfied with it after 14 tries… So he told Moiseiwitsch that should he want to record it, he now had the his blessing. Moiseiwitch heard Rachmaninoff’s rendition and it was indeed subpar for his standards. Moiseiwitsch wanted to record it but no one was up for it because the composer had just done it… One day, after a recording session that went smoothly, he had half an hour to spare… He was asked twice if he wanted to record anything else, after refusing multiple times while putting his coat on, he finally said yes: « Just one take, if it’s good, we keep it, if not, let’s go ». In one take, he made « the best recording of [his] life », so he said – difficult not to agree. #piano #Japan #rachmaninoff #mendelssohn #transcription

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