Prokofiev · Precipitato

Prokofiev · Precipitato

Prokofiev · Precipitato

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Watch the performance of the russian pianist Denis Kozhukhin playing the Precipitato by Prokofiev

Sergei Prokofiev 1891-1953
"Precipitato" 3rd movement from the 7th Sonata for piano solo

Denis Kozhukhin, piano

"First Prize at the 3rd Festival 'Pasqua de Cervera', Spain (2013)"

directed by Stéphan Aubé
montage · Janine Dauterich
sound production by Preben Iwan
director of photography · Jens Jakob Thorsen
chief gaffer · Frank Omø
D.I.T. / Datawrangler · Morten V
keygrip · Michael Tøt Christensen
bestboy grip · Denise Kræmer Jacobsen

produced by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
artistic producer · Lars fenger
executive producer · Allan O Lückow

filmed at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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