Playing Oleg Kryshtalsky
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2013.137373Keywords:
performing interpretation, romantic imagery, Ukrainian RhapsodyAbstract
The article analyzes the performing styles the XVIII–XX centurycomposers, deeply and mea-ningfully performed by the outstanding Ukrainian pianist Oleg Kryshtatalskyy. The pianistskillfully performs romantic works by F.Chopin, Lysenko, professionally and knowledgably Sonata in G major by W.A.Mozart and inspirationally – by a famous Ukrainian composer A. Kos-Anatolsky, originally and expressively – Concert № 2 for piano and orchestra (conducted by S. Turchak).
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