Rachmaninoff Etude "Little Red Riding Hood" Op.39 No.6

Your rubato is so unique 🔥🔥🔥

He just keeps popping videos out in all due respect, you’re NOT human❤❤😂

A piece I have performed about 400 times publically and studied with 4 teachers (and two Rachmaninoff specialists Santiago Rodriguez and Horacio Gutierez) needless to say I know it backward and forward. I have never heard a rendering so sensitive to the voice leading of the middle section and be so caring about details throughout. Tempo is perfect. Shaping is great. Suspense and intensity are outstanding. I would have liked a little longer pedal in places but it’s more personal preference and anything. I would take this version any day over Lisitsa who I met in a masterclass on this piece as well. I even put it above Murray Periah from his Aldeburgh recital. 11/10 Traum. You have done it again.

I just got see music. Maybe I will do a version of this on my channel. Honestly, you play this better than Rousseau!

just suggesting, but could u play the Trois Nouvelles Études by Chopin to really finish all of Chopin's etudes?

I don't know...i just love this piece😍
And again u just doing great Traum!✨ thx^^

Well that was fast

You teach?

Play Beethoven's Hammerklavier

Beautiful.

Can you play Kapustin Tocatina op.40 no3 pls

These visuals are getting so good Traum! Please think about uploading Chopin’s beautiful Barcarolle with these amazing graphics, it’s on par with his Ballade’s yet so underappreciated by many ❤

잘 듣고 있어요~!

모르는 곡도 알게 해줘서 고마워요!!

Fantastic interpretation

how long were you playing for?

I didn't like this piece , but after this video i was delighted with this piece,you convey the style of each composer and their pieces very well, I ve never seen this befor . What do you think to playing Rachmaninoff's moments musicaux

I love the energy of this interpretation. I've heard this piece last year in a concert, but it wasn't as intense as this one. 👏🏻

I like the way you did the "main drop" of the song. Other people tend to make the climax right there and then, but you kind of slowly crescendoed right when you got to it instead of going all out. To me that portrays more of like the shock that little red riding hood experiences as the wolf jumps out at her or something, and then she realizes she needs to run.

this etude and scriabins op 43 no 5 are my absolutly favorite!

웅장함과 공포스럽기까지 한 기괴한 느낌이 들었어요~!😆😳

심리적으로요!😅😊

Wow

I liked a lot

I hope you can do Brahms rhapsodies op 79

It's very nice but some if these parts NEED to be breezed through I feel like... Valentina Lisitsa's interpretation is better in my opinion.

Nice camera quality!

오랜만에 다시 채널 방문해서 귀호강중이네요ㅠㅠ 연주 너무 멋있어요

Amazing work. This has always been one of those pieces that I cant see myself achieving anytime soon, but its a goal nonetheless! I always feel stupid making requests, but op 39 no 8 by Rachmaninoff is such a wonderful contrast to no 6. Id love to hear you play it.
Either way, you are a staple part of my day, Traum. Thanks for everything!

Two steps on how to torture little red riding hood:

You sense of rubato is immaculate

You are SO FUCKING UNDERRATED BRO ITS UNBELIEVABLE 🤦🏻 honestly one of the best pianists out there

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Your rendition is the best. Fast at the right places but takes its times at parts that need to be admired. 10/10! ❤

man you are different

Virtuoso.

There is an 11 yo playing this 💀💀

Excellent interpretation. Still, my favorite is Valentina’s performance from many years ago. Piano drama at its highest. Also adding
to the spectacular playing is her long blonde hair which almost.brushes against the keys. The presto section is almost beyond belief, but I’ve seen her play that passage myself. Your rendition is very similar to Rachmaninoff’s recorded performance. That’s a high compliment indeed. I liked your emphasis on the bass. More gravitas than Valentina’s scherzo like playing. Well done, sir.

The both of them are good at that

Im crying to this chicken

Rousseau is too classical for this piece,traum is perfect at it

Very bouncy left hand with fast octaves.

Same here your so god

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"I wish they showed the pedal too."

I went Chopin but I forgot my Liszt so I went Bach home

Is it one of the most difficult pieces you have played?

Its a really fun piece, isn't it? 😅

This piece gives off Medtner vibes, actually would be so cool if you played any Medtner!