Autumn Leaves op. 29 N°1 – Vladimir REBIKOV
Vladimir Ivanovich Rebikov was a late romantic 20th-century Russian composer and pianist.
Autumn leaves are 6 melancholic and ambivalent pieces. There are a lot of Chopin influences but also some Rachmaninov and Scriabin (the last piece). Then, jazz harmonies and fourths as always at some points. There are all beautiful, in particular the N°1 , Con tristezza.
Why are they so unknown, it is so unfair!! Of course they don’t reach a level of Rachmaninov or so, but they are very solid and modernistic pieces which deserve to be played more often.
Tutorial with score
Synthesia type tutorial (without interpretation)
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