I didnt even realize this disappeared off the platform. WHY WOULD SOMEONE DO THAT?! It was only through that video that I discovered Alice Sara Ott and I'm forever grateful for that video. Please don't let anyone take down this piece ever again.
She has made this concert so personal, as if it were her own revelations. And at the same time there is a good partnership with the orchestra. For me this rendition is unuque.
As long as this exists on RU-vid I will worship this consert. Uploadings have come and gone, and this one will of course not stay so long either, but this music is eternal. It will always exist. Think of that, people.
john lego: "The stalker ‘Mario/Georges’ often claims he was never banned. This is a big lie, which is not surprising for a stalker. Staffan Olofsson, one of my colleagues who often also emphasizes the Stalker's excessive remarks, could easily testify here, in particular concerning the 'original' video of the same concert, belonging to France Musique but having been withdrawn 2 months ago. This 'original' video was online for 3.5 years (since 2018) and was viewed over 8 million times before recently disappearing, for financial reasons. ..." The original was destroyed because this performance of this work by Beethoven is the worst on the Internet. You will understand this yourself if you listen to the performance of this Beethoven Concerto 3 by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein, soloist Krystian Zimerman. "for financial reasons"!!! "Financial difficulties"?! What "financial problems" can a video have? "Financial problems" arise if someone pays for these same 8 million calls and he runs out of money! This is how the “attractive pianist” gains popularity! All her fame is cheap gimmicks: going on stage barefoot, playing with Rubik's cube, regularly emphasizing her love for whiskey in all interviews. These tricks are designed to gain popularity among the uneducated audience, classical music plays a secondary role here!
@@mariodisarli1022 @Karl Peter Hi "GENIUS", Karl Peter Alice! Let's talk on a very topical topic: "Equal Rights", equal rights between a man and a woman. Imagine: a male pianist plays this Beethoven work, in the same hall, with the same orchestra. To attract the attention of the public, this male pianist followed Alice's example and stepped on the stage barefoot. Nature gave him feet of size 12 (46). Dear XYZ, what do you write in your comment? And if a pianist - a man enters the stage with a bare back? Alice Sara Ott & Deutsche Grammophon: Money, Money, Money ABBA "...Money, money, money Always sunny In the rich man's world Aha aha"
Dear Staffan, in one of your comments you admitted that you are in fact an "active woman feminist." After your voluntary confession, your enthusiastic comments make me smile!
Dear Staffan! Every life matters, but you don't need to be fake, lie and lead a double life! Such a false, double life is being led by an "attractive pianist" whom you admire. It is high time for her to close her "shop" forever and go to the monastery to the Tibetan monks. You could accompany her, it would be useful for you too.
Alice is not a poser, she's the real McCoy, she genuinely loves music (and visa-verse) and does her very best. What i particularly love is that each and every of the 5,934,2348+- notes receive its moment of glory, not mushed together or bypassed or ignored. Very polished.
Extraordinary sensitivity of the piano player. She made me listen to the too famous "Lettre à Elise" as if it was the first time I heard it, she completely re-discovers it !
Alice Sara is the one to make the connections between her and the orchestra and the conductor so obvious, as if this is the fundamental condition for a good playing. And it is! So therefore I admire her playing, with its "it is not just me, it is the conductor and orchestra too".
Dear Staffan, in one of your comments you admitted that you are in fact an "active woman feminist." After your voluntary confession, your enthusiastic comments make me smile!
@@georgescancan7503 Keep smiling Greoges. And that, Groeges, is what makes this world go around...And Goerguos, I am a feminist, you are not? No, I can understand from your comments why you are not. Take care. All lives matter.
@@staffanolofsson8201 Every life matters, but you don't need to be fake, lie and lead a double life! Such a false, double life is being led by an "attractive pianist" whom you admire. It is high time for her to close her "shop" forever and go to the monastery to the Tibetan monks. You could accompany her, it would be useful for you too.
Dear Karl Peter Alice, I once again became convinced that you live in an unreal world, invented by you. In a world where everyone thinks you are a genius, an angel who came down from heaven. Reality says the following: a gang of "business people" very skillfully manages you with only one purpose - to earn more money from your stupidity and short-sightedness. I frankly feel sorry for you. By the way, this same video, but in which access to comments is closed, is not needed by anyone, no one calls him. You, dear "Karl Peter", "john lego", "bloodgrss" & Co have deleted all your comments, absolutely everything! There were at least 190 of these comments. This action of yours once again shows your meanness and vulgarity!
@@staffanolofsson8201 Staffan, don't you sometimes wonder what kind of person Georges/Mario must be in real life Paris? Must be magic to be around him, eh? :-)
This concert is best one for me about Beethoven Klavier Konzert which I could listen on RU-vid. She is the best over all “maestro” or any other famous players. Every note is perfect retelling with enthusiastic beauty . Thank you Alice and thank all the artists in orchestra!
This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE performance of this piece! This concert is what made me a huge fan of Alice Sara Ott. I could watch her hands forever, she's just too much fun! Such enthusiasm which I appreciate! I love the ending too, the applause. Greatest moments of classical music is in this video. Thank you
A seamless marriage between the orchestra and the pianist in the last seconds of the first movement. A selfless performance. Others play these passages and a conversation between the the piano and the orchestra. Alice crosses into the orchestra and plays along with them. There is no way to tell if this was Beethoven's intention, but it honors the music above the performer in a way I am sure would please him. She is graceful like no other. Am I smitten? Yup,
Just a delightful performance and worthy of a standing ovation! Ms. Ott is a fantastic pianist and certainly should be recognized for her amazing talent !!!!!
RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015
Hi everyone. This is a discussion place for classic lovers. Here's the rules: 1. Recognise and respect diversity 2. Read all comments before hitting “Comment”. 3. Be considerate Thank you for your great contribution to classical music society. Beethoven Concert No.3 played by Alice Sara Otto HD Version is available now. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ojNghRTBV90.html
This a wonderful performance. I play it over and over again, but I never tire of hearing a great orchestra, performer and conductor. Beethoven at its very best!!
@@staffanolofsson8201 @Jerry Lawson Classical music does not need a pianist to be a "supermodel" and use all sorts of tricks to achieve popularity. In classical music, the pianist's talent, and not her "attractive appearance", plays the main role: AIMI KOBAYASHI - final round (18th Chopin Competition, Warsaw) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XcXEL-D-M5Q.html Yulianna Avdeeva - Concerto in E minor, Op. 11 (final stage, 2010) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CHJ_dl-ouTo.html
@Jerry Lawson 18.11.2021 Jerry Lawson: " Continue troll 'Mario/Georges' in your hateful slurs, vulgarity and delirium (above)! This currently represents 67% of all comments, but you could reach 99% in working a little more! It surely entertains your fan club, namely only yourself and 'Alice in Wonderland', who loves you with her heart (above). I'm afraid no one (except this troll) will now dare to post a comment in this thread after such an anthology of nonsense, which the troll can really be very proud of (but not for long ...). PS. Of course, the troll is very proud of it since he hastens to quote all the ‘good’ that is said about him (above), which in fact confirms once more that he's totally ignoring, like all truly stupid people, that he has reached the highest level of stupidity and/or madness." Dear Jerry Karl Peter Alice, do you think that "the appearance on stage with bare feet" is "the greatest achievement of modern pianist art"? How did you manage to "read" this "composer's greatest plan" in the musical text?
@john lego @bloodgrss Dear "bloodgrss", your strip club pianists will disappear and end up in the dustbin of history! I will be proud that this is also my merit! You can never block me! Your barefoot "attractive pianist" named Alice has been threatening me with court for six years! But I am still alive and will continue my struggle to protect classical music from the dirty dealers who are sowing this infamous phenomenon, which is called "sex sells", everywhere!
The tattoo is the last desperate cry from the soul of Yuja Wang: "Look at me, I am still here, I still exist !!!" But the tattoo is done in full observance of the line of the Chinese Communist Party - a tattoo of a red communist color! What do the letters CH mean ?! Perhaps C is a clown or China?
@@johnlego8159 Dear "john lego", what is my falsehood ?! I've always written the truth! The goal of this pianist is to make millions using her cheap tricks: Rubik's Cube, Whiskey Love, Barefoot on the stage of a concert hall! These tricks are heavily promoted and serve to attract the attention of the uneducated public! Even about her illness, she reported to the whole world through all social networks! Using my Right to Free Expression, I tell you the following: "The actions of this pianist are vulgar and immoral. Her actions offend my feelings as a musician and a lover of classical music. Her actions vulgarize and sexualize classical music. Classical music is the greatest achievement of human civilization !!! and I will always fight this shameful phenomenon in classical music, the name of which is “Sex Sells.”!
@@johnlego8159 THE INDEPENDET (**) Michael Church "...The hall was full - vigorous marketing, plus her trademark bare feet and scarlet ball-dress, had seen to that - but the performance itself was miserably charisma-free."
@@johnlego8159 PR - star!!! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... “The world of classical music is a very hard world and the people who survive are just a few. One minute you are very popular, four years later no one has heard of you. It could all be over tomorrow. That’s what I want to avoid. I want to be around in 20 or 30 years, doing what I love, I don’t want to be a shooting star.” ... With her elfin features, porcelain skin and jet black hair, she is breathtakingly beautiful, and not averse to posing for photo-shoots highlighting that beauty. Does she feel under pressure as a female artist to exploit her sex appeal? ... “I know where my limits are,” she says crisply. “If I do a photo-shoot I must feel comfortable. I know what I will do and I know what I won’t do.” ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ... “There’s no commercial reason for performing in bare feet. It makes me comfortable and it gets hot under the spotlight so it’s nice to feel the cold pedals on my feet.” ... The Rubik’s cube is practical and the whisky - well, she just happens to like single malts. ... However, such quirks do help make her more - dread word - “accessible” to audiences that might not normally be attracted to classical music and that is something about which she is passionate. ... “I want to remove the notion that classical music is just something for rich educated people,” she says. “It’s not. You don’t have to be educated to enjoy classical music, you get educated by listening to it.” ... “That’s why for me it is so important to be a really good musician rather than someone who just looks good on stage,” she muses, “Because then I am replaceable. If I have a unique musical personality, I hope that people will wait for me.” GIDON KREMER : ...die Tage der "verwegenen Burschen und wunderschönen Mädchen", die das Publikum verführen, sind gezählt. Sie werden schon bald abgelöst werden von ... ihresgleichen! Ein in der Öffentlichkeit zum "Superstar" promovierter Künstler verleiht der vorgetragenen Musik keine zusätzlichen Feinheiten.Sein Name, dekliniert, konjugiert, geschätzt, verkauft, gefeiert, zu Lebzeiten lautstark bejubelt, wird ...in VERGESSENHEIT geraten. ...."In der heutigen Zeit der Massenaufläufe und Vergnügungen wird es als besonders "cool" betrachtet, sich nach dem populären Geschmack zu richten. ...Indessen verführt man uns dazu, die Treue zur Musik zu vergessen und uns im Namen des Erfolges (oder Umsatzes?) "hinzugeben" (das Wort entspricht sogar der Handlung!) - Hauptsache, der "Kunde" (der Hörer!) ist zufrieden. Erinnert so eine Haltung nicht an ein Bordell? ..."
beethoven is not from this planet. it is as if from heaven a divine choir of angels descended to earth and through his senses, he captures indescribable beauty in a partiture
As admirable and beautiful as this video is I would like to see it in HD (1080) or better as the first issued by Radio France was. Alice should be seem in HD to fully appreciate her performance. She is so expressive and gives such life to this magnificent Concerto.
RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015
Me encanta ver el movimiento prodigiosamente exacto de las leves manos de la bellísima Alice Sara Ott en el teclado. Me parece que manos y música se unen para crear momentos inolvidables. Una pianista excepcional.
Graças ao RU-vid pude conhecer essa gente brilhante como Alice Sara Ott, Hilary Hahn e esta fantástica geração de regentes como este, cuja leitura de Beethoven faz lembrar de Férenc Fricsay, Sergiu Celibidache, Otto Kemplerer e outros gigantes. Nesta leitura os tempos mais lentos, incluindo a cadenza, permitem ao ouvido apurado extrair toda a beleza desta partitura incrível.
Dear Carl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co! Do you think the greatest composers of our planet created the greatest pieces of music with one goal in mind: Help Alice Sara Ott and Deutsche Gramophone earn their millions using vulgar tricks (barefoot walking on stage, Rubik's cube, constant propaganda of the love of whiskey, countless interviews) ?!
@@johnlego8159 Dear Alice & Co! Look for the culprits in your environment, you are the first to publish this video! You needed popularity, you needed fame, you needed money. Copying the video is not prohibited and you will be haunted by your own "affairs" for a long time! The boomerang always comes back and sometimes hits right in the forehead!
Dear Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. I received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. Everything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!
@@karlpeter3875 Drink whiskey, drink so much that you feel good and easy! Drink enough whiskey so that you can play the piano well! Drink enough whiskey so you can quickly tackle the Rubik's Cube! Drink enough whiskey so that you can barefoot dance the dance of little swans from Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake"! Good luck! The most important thing that I wish you is to successfully crawl to bed! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ..." Alice Sara Ott: Music is not perfection By Mark Pullinger, October 09, 2017 “I love whiskey and I have a whiskey bar 200m from my apartment where I meet up with my two best friends on a regular basis. We have a rule that if we meet for dinner, cell phones are forbidden at the table! It's about good conversation. " Star-Pianistin Alice Sara Ott„Nach dem Konzert brauche ich Whisky!“ Teilen Twittern Senden 07.11.2016 - 00:02 Uhr Berlin - Für das Runterkommen hat Alice Sara Ott (28) ein Ritual. „Nach dem Konzert brauche ich erst mal meinen Whisky. Dann telefoniere ich mit Freunden“, erzählt die Berliner Star-Pianistin im Gespräch mit BILD. Oder sie ruft ihre jüngere Schwester, ebenfalls eine Pianistin, an: „Die ist auch Nachtmensch.
As I understand, it seems to be a rule that when somebody copies something that is gone on RU-vid, it comes out as a not quite good copy. As here, only 360p. If this in inevitable I dont know, but I have seen many examples of this. The original uptaking was for sure REALLY good. With that said, I appreciate that this uptaking is rescued from oblivion.
@john lego @bloodgrss Dear "bloodgrss", your strip club pianists will disappear and end up in the dustbin of history! I will be proud that this is also my merit! You can never block me! Your barefoot "attractive pianist" named Alice has been threatening me with court for six years! But I am still alive and will continue my struggle to protect classical music from the dirty dealers who are sowing this infamous phenomenon, which is called "sex sells", everywhere!
The tattoo is the last desperate cry from the soul of Yuja Wang: "Look at me, I am still here, I still exist !!!" But the tattoo is done in full observance of the line of the Chinese Communist Party - a tattoo of a red communist color! What do the letters CH mean ?! Perhaps C is a clown or China?
@@karlpeter3875 You can hope for further. My criticism of the "attractive pianists" using Sex Sells for success and money is legitimate and successful! These "attractive strip pianists" will disappear into the garbage pit of history forever!
Ms Ott Get well soon to make us move with your heartfelt expressions. Meanwhile we will dig into You Tube and others to find and hear your performances. Praying for your health.
This is one of the most divine conserts, in the middle, from Haydn-Mozart, in search for Brahms. But there was of course Beethoven, always this Beethoven, that occupied the soul and memory, he was the furious one. So if I make a path, from Haydn via Mozart via Beethoven (ridiculous you may think,
Hi Staffan! the "original video": Karl Peter When a new genius young pianist has just reached her full artistic maturity (at the age of 29) and then meets some of the best music ever written, a moment of pure heaven occurs, without any prior interpretation comparable to such a high standard and which is likely to be maintained forever as the performance has now been elevated to an inaccessible climax of musical Art. Furthermore, this video shows one of the best classical music concerts ever recorded under live conditions. Of course, this marvelous and rightly famous Beethoven’s piano concerto No.3 had already been played by many successive generations of very good pianists and excellent orchestras, but almost always in an overly formatted and ‘conventional’ way, ultimately rather boring : here, an extraordinary magic has totally renewed the pianistic part of this concerto, in all its technical aspects and artistic nuances, as if a new joyful concerto by Beethoven had just been discovered, thanks to this highly inspired young artist. The Radio France Symphony Orchestra conducted in Paris by Mikko Franck (a world famous Finnish Conductor) was equally sublime that day, with perfect harmony and synchronization between the pianist and the other musicians throughout the concert, all participants sharing and visibly enjoying an outstanding moment of intense pleasure (16:32; 33:34). In addition, the high quality of the recordings (in HD) and a skillful filming of this breathtaking concert allow us to instantly realize and then contemplate how PHENOMENAL Alice Sara Ott is, with her incomparable piano touch and virtuosity (17:04; 37:32), her unparalleled sensitivity (19:35; 21:50; 26:57; 34:16), her total communion with the music of Beethoven (5:13; 20:38), reflected by her astonishing frequent murmur of musical notes (10:46; 11:55; 31:41; 32:42; 35:08), and also her communicative joy (26:00), her so expressive and fascinating visual dialogue with the other soloists of the orchestra (24:16!) and the Conductor (11:01; 14:46; 29:55; 32:26), often literally captivated by her performance, and, last but not least, her indescribable charm and grace (39:46). This extremely rare association that day (in January 2018) of a wonderful concerto, of an exceptionally talented musician, having just arrived at a full technical and artistic mastery and then delivering a transcendent and legendary interpretation, but also of a prestigious orchestra, of a leading conductor, all thus forced to surpass themselves at the same time, and finally of a particularly connoisseur audience and of a truly beautiful concert hall, subtly lit and filmed in the best technical conditions, has resulted in a moment of infinite grace, a life-changing event, which will not happen again but that, fortunately, we can now watch over and over again thanks to this superb movie. The emotions remain intact and even increase after seeing and listening to this concert video a lot of times, due to the discovery of countless enjoyable details to see and hear, which is not at all usual either. Masterful interpretation of a masterpiece ! Millions of thanks (7 M currently) to ALICE SARA OTT, but also to the conductor Mikko Franck, all the players of the Paris Orchestra, 'Radio France', 'France Musique' and RU-vid ! Hope so much that she can continue to play at such a heavenly level, despite recent serious health issues, and that this performance will not remain as the concert of her (and our) life.
(this was interrupted) a path from Haydn via Mozart over Beethoven to Brahms, I think the highest mountain to pass is the Beethoven. High and wide. But it is always a pleasure to pass this mountain. It takes and it gives. So downhill towards Brahms, 60 years later, we have learned a lot. About music and about life.
PR - star!!! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... “The world of classical music is a very hard world and the people who survive are just a few. One minute you are very popular, four years later no one has heard of you. It could all be over tomorrow. That’s what I want to avoid. I want to be around in 20 or 30 years, doing what I love, I don’t want to be a shooting star.” ... With her elfin features, porcelain skin and jet black hair, she is breathtakingly beautiful, and not averse to posing for photo-shoots highlighting that beauty. Does she feel under pressure as a female artist to exploit her sex appeal? ... “I know where my limits are,” she says crisply. “If I do a photo-shoot I must feel comfortable. I know what I will do and I know what I won’t do.” ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ... “There’s no commercial reason for performing in bare feet. It makes me comfortable and it gets hot under the spotlight so it’s nice to feel the cold pedals on my feet.” ... The Rubik’s cube is practical and the whisky - well, she just happens to like single malts. ... However, such quirks do help make her more - dread word - “accessible” to audiences that might not normally be attracted to classical music and that is something about which she is passionate. ... “I want to remove the notion that classical music is just something for rich educated people,” she says. “It’s not. You don’t have to be educated to enjoy classical music, you get educated by listening to it.” ... “That’s why for me it is so important to be a really good musician rather than someone who just looks good on stage,” she muses, “Because then I am replaceable. If I have a unique musical personality, I hope that people will wait for me.” GIDON KREMER : ...die Tage der "verwegenen Burschen und wunderschönen Mädchen", die das Publikum verführen, sind gezählt. Sie werden schon bald abgelöst werden von ... ihresgleichen! Ein in der Öffentlichkeit zum "Superstar" promovierter Künstler verleiht der vorgetragenen Musik keine zusätzlichen Feinheiten.Sein Name, dekliniert, konjugiert, geschätzt, verkauft, gefeiert, zu Lebzeiten lautstark bejubelt, wird ...in VERGESSENHEIT geraten. ...."In der heutigen Zeit der Massenaufläufe und Vergnügungen wird es als besonders "cool" betrachtet, sich nach dem populären Geschmack zu richten. ...Indessen verführt man uns dazu, die Treue zur Musik zu vergessen und uns im Namen des Erfolges (oder Umsatzes?) "hinzugeben" (das Wort entspricht sogar der Handlung!) - Hauptsache, der "Kunde" (der Hörer!) ist zufrieden. Erinnert so eine Haltung nicht an ein Bordell? ..."
Dear Carl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co! Do you think the greatest composers of our planet created the greatest pieces of music with one goal in mind: Help Alice Sara Ott and Deutsche Gramophone earn their millions using vulgar tricks (barefoot walking on stage, Rubik's cube, constant propaganda of the love of whiskey, countless interviews) ?!
@@mariodisarli1022 Dear Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. EI received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. verything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!
@@karlpeter3875 Drink whiskey, drink so much that you feel good and easy! Drink enough whiskey so that you can play the piano well! Drink enough whiskey so you can quickly tackle the Rubik's Cube! Drink enough whiskey so that you can barefoot dance the dance of little swans from Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake"! Good luck! The most important thing that I wish you is to successfully crawl to bed! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ..." Alice Sara Ott: Music is not perfection By Mark Pullinger, October 09, 2017 “I love whiskey and I have a whiskey bar 200m from my apartment where I meet up with my two best friends on a regular basis. We have a rule that if we meet for dinner, cell phones are forbidden at the table! It's about good conversation. " Star-Pianistin Alice Sara Ott„Nach dem Konzert brauche ich Whisky!“ Teilen Twittern Senden 07.11.2016 - 00:02 Uhr Berlin - Für das Runterkommen hat Alice Sara Ott (28) ein Ritual. „Nach dem Konzert brauche ich erst mal meinen Whisky. Dann telefoniere ich mit Freunden“, erzählt die Berliner Star-Pianistin im Gespräch mit BILD. Oder sie ruft ihre jüngere Schwester, ebenfalls eine Pianistin, an: „Die ist auch Nachtmensch.
@john lego @bloodgrss Dear "bloodgrss", your strip club pianists will disappear and end up in the dustbin of history! I will be proud that this is also my merit! You can never block me! Your barefoot "attractive pianist" named Alice has been threatening me with court for six years! But I am still alive and will continue my struggle to protect classical music from the dirty dealers who are sowing this infamous phenomenon, which is called "sex sells", everywhere!
The tattoo is the last desperate cry from the soul of Yuja Wang: "Look at me, I am still here, I still exist !!!" But the tattoo is done in full observance of the line of the Chinese Communist Party - a tattoo of a red communist color! What do the letters CH mean ?! Perhaps C is a clown or China?
@@mariodisarli1022 But this is Alice Sara Ott, not Yuja Wang! You have to be a little off the road now! But as you think that I just look at Yuja and Alice I like to send you my last comment, about Hilary Hahns new (2021) video with Brahms Violin consert. She has a dress that cannot offend any eye, no legs in sight, no high heels. And Hilary is in something new now, as you can understand of my comment: We all can hear that Hilary since some time has left the strive for a "perfect" sound and now is on an unknown road to something new. Personally I welcome her new ambition to challenge the limits, it gives a new artistic freedom for her, and for us listeners, I can only speak for myself, a more emotional impact. I myself often have tears in my eyes, listening to the "new" Hilary. (Brahms, Sibelius). So what is music, and what is it supposed to be? Something perfect or something emotional? I myself think that my feelings listening to music is my guide, and not the small eventually faults existing. And my feelings for Hilarys music is increasing, and for the better, I dont find any faults in it either, just a warm, passionate flow of music with a new force and determination to get the most out of it. You Mario ought to understand by now that my listening is a broad range of artists and if you want to attack me personally, you can not just stay with Alice Sara Ott and Yuja Wang.
@@mariodisarli1022 Mario, please listen to this. It will open your mind a little bit, I hope! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oRVVHrmSvKI.html
@@johnlego8159 You can hope for further. My criticism of the "attractive pianists" using Sex Sells for success and money is legitimate and successful! These "attractive strip pianists" will disappear into the garbage pit of history forever!
Hi Staffan! the "original video": Karl Peter When a new genius young pianist has just reached her full artistic maturity (at the age of 29) and then meets some of the best music ever written, a moment of pure heaven occurs, without any prior interpretation comparable to such a high standard and which is likely to be maintained forever as the performance has now been elevated to an inaccessible climax of musical Art. Furthermore, this video shows one of the best classical music concerts ever recorded under live conditions. Of course, this marvelous and rightly famous Beethoven’s piano concerto No.3 had already been played by many successive generations of very good pianists and excellent orchestras, but almost always in an overly formatted and ‘conventional’ way, ultimately rather boring : here, an extraordinary magic has totally renewed the pianistic part of this concerto, in all its technical aspects and artistic nuances, as if a new joyful concerto by Beethoven had just been discovered, thanks to this highly inspired young artist. The Radio France Symphony Orchestra conducted in Paris by Mikko Franck (a world famous Finnish Conductor) was equally sublime that day, with perfect harmony and synchronization between the pianist and the other musicians throughout the concert, all participants sharing and visibly enjoying an outstanding moment of intense pleasure (16:32; 33:34). In addition, the high quality of the recordings (in HD) and a skillful filming of this breathtaking concert allow us to instantly realize and then contemplate how PHENOMENAL Alice Sara Ott is, with her incomparable piano touch and virtuosity (17:04; 37:32), her unparalleled sensitivity (19:35; 21:50; 26:57; 34:16), her total communion with the music of Beethoven (5:13; 20:38), reflected by her astonishing frequent murmur of musical notes (10:46; 11:55; 31:41; 32:42; 35:08), and also her communicative joy (26:00), her so expressive and fascinating visual dialogue with the other soloists of the orchestra (24:16!) and the Conductor (11:01; 14:46; 29:55; 32:26), often literally captivated by her performance, and, last but not least, her indescribable charm and grace (39:46). This extremely rare association that day (in January 2018) of a wonderful concerto, of an exceptionally talented musician, having just arrived at a full technical and artistic mastery and then delivering a transcendent and legendary interpretation, but also of a prestigious orchestra, of a leading conductor, all thus forced to surpass themselves at the same time, and finally of a particularly connoisseur audience and of a truly beautiful concert hall, subtly lit and filmed in the best technical conditions, has resulted in a moment of infinite grace, a life-changing event, which will not happen again but that, fortunately, we can now watch over and over again thanks to this superb movie. The emotions remain intact and even increase after seeing and listening to this concert video a lot of times, due to the discovery of countless enjoyable details to see and hear, which is not at all usual either. Masterful interpretation of a masterpiece ! Millions of thanks (7 M currently) to ALICE SARA OTT, but also to the conductor Mikko Franck, all the players of the Paris Orchestra, 'Radio France', 'France Musique' and RU-vid ! Hope so much that she can continue to play at such a heavenly level, despite recent serious health issues, and that this performance will not remain as the concert of her (and our) life.
Dear Sirs Karl Peter, john lego, Jerry Lawson, bloodgrss, every day you delete all your aggressive and offensive comments addressed to me and post them again with a slight correction. Your actions are the actions of crooks and scoundrels, and you will be punished by justice and the Almighty! "Sexism and Racism"? Where did you see sexism and racism in my comments? I am sure that I can put your whole "gang" in jail, all your comments were copied long ago. In jail you will be deprived of your greatest pleasure, you will not be able to consume whiskey!
@@karlpeter3875 Dear Karl Peter Alice, I once again became convinced that you live in an unreal world, invented by you. In a world where everyone thinks you are a genius, an angel who came down from heaven. Reality says the following: a gang of "business people" very skillfully manages you with only one purpose - to earn more money from your stupidity and short-sightedness. I frankly feel sorry for you. By the way, this same video, but in which access to comments is closed, is not needed by anyone, no one calls him.
@@karlpeter3875 Dear Karl Peter Alice, I once again became convinced that you live in an unreal world, invented by you. In a world where everyone thinks you are a genius, an angel who came down from heaven. Reality says the following: a gang of "business people" very skillfully manages you with only one purpose - to earn more money from your stupidity and short-sightedness. I frankly feel sorry for you. By the way, this same video, but in which access to comments is closed, is not needed by anyone, no one calls him. You, dear "Karl Peter", "john lego", "bloodgrss" & Co have deleted all your comments, absolutely everything! There were at least 190 of these comments. This action of yours once again shows your meanness and vulgarity!
@@jerrylawson7828 Dear Karl Peter, tell the public on the internet why you and your "friends" have deleted all the comments? Because you and the whole company (bloodgrss, john lego, Jerry Lawson) are crooks and scoundrels, afraid of being sued! I copied a long time ago the "original video" with all the comments, I also copied this video with all your comments. You are swindlers and the same fate awaits you as the chief and managers of the Volkswagen concern, engaged in fraud and manipulation, you will face trial.
@@jerrylawson7828 the "original video": Karl Peter When a new genius young pianist has just reached her full artistic maturity (at the age of 29) and then meets some of the best music ever written, a moment of pure heaven occurs, without any prior interpretation comparable to such a high standard and which is likely to be maintained forever as the performance has now been elevated to an inaccessible climax of musical Art. Furthermore, this video shows one of the best classical music concerts ever recorded under live conditions. Of course, this marvelous and rightly famous Beethoven’s piano concerto No.3 had already been played by many successive generations of very good pianists and excellent orchestras, but almost always in an overly formatted and ‘conventional’ way, ultimately rather boring : here, an extraordinary magic has totally renewed the pianistic part of this concerto, in all its technical aspects and artistic nuances, as if a new joyful concerto by Beethoven had just been discovered, thanks to this highly inspired young artist. The Radio France Symphony Orchestra conducted in Paris by Mikko Franck (a world famous Finnish Conductor) was equally sublime that day, with perfect harmony and synchronization between the pianist and the other musicians throughout the concert, all participants sharing and visibly enjoying an outstanding moment of intense pleasure (16:32; 33:34). In addition, the high quality of the recordings (in HD) and a skillful filming of this breathtaking concert allow us to instantly realize and then contemplate how PHENOMENAL Alice Sara Ott is, with her incomparable piano touch and virtuosity (17:04; 37:32), her unparalleled sensitivity (19:35; 21:50; 26:57; 34:16), her total communion with the music of Beethoven (5:13; 20:38), reflected by her astonishing frequent murmur of musical notes (10:46; 11:55; 31:41; 32:42; 35:08), and also her communicative joy (26:00), her so expressive and fascinating visual dialogue with the other soloists of the orchestra (24:16!) and the Conductor (11:01; 14:46; 29:55; 32:26), often literally captivated by her performance, and, last but not least, her indescribable charm and grace (39:46). This extremely rare association that day (in January 2018) of a wonderful concerto, of an exceptionally talented musician, having just arrived at a full technical and artistic mastery and then delivering a transcendent and legendary interpretation, but also of a prestigious orchestra, of a leading conductor, all thus forced to surpass themselves at the same time, and finally of a particularly connoisseur audience and of a truly beautiful concert hall, subtly lit and filmed in the best technical conditions, has resulted in a moment of infinite grace, a life-changing event, which will not happen again but that, fortunately, we can now watch over and over again thanks to this superb movie. The emotions remain intact and even increase after seeing and listening to this concert video a lot of times, due to the discovery of countless enjoyable details to see and hear, which is not at all usual either. Masterful interpretation of a masterpiece ! Millions of thanks (7 M currently) to ALICE SARA OTT, but also to the conductor Mikko Franck, all the players of the Paris Orchestra, 'Radio France', 'France Musique' and RU-vid ! Hope so much that she can continue to play at such a heavenly level, despite recent serious health issues, and that this performance will not remain as the concert of her (and our) life.
What happened about the "Alice in Wonderland" HD uptaking? It is gone. So you see folks, it is an uncertain world we are living in . Things come and go. And as I said before, I dont trust this 360 p from Alice in Wonderland will stay so long either.
And so the so called HD version is gone. Nothing to say about that, it is all about rights or not rights to publish something. I only fear that you have not the right to this one either, Alice in Wonderland. Then this music is gone. If so, it is a pity.
THE INDEPENDET (**) Michael Church "...The hall was full - vigorous marketing, plus her trademark bare feet and scarlet ball-dress, had seen to that - but the performance itself was miserably charisma-free."
@@karlpeter3875 You can hope for further. My criticism of the "attractive pianists" using Sex Sells for success and money is legitimate and successful! These "attractive strip pianists" will disappear into the garbage pit of history forever!
@@mariodisarli1022 Dear Alice & Co! Look for the culprits in your environment, you are the first to publish this video! You needed popularity, you needed fame, you needed money. Copying the video is not prohibited and you will be haunted by your own "affairs" for a long time! The boomerang always comes back and sometimes hits right in the forehead!
Dear Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. I received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. Everything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!
@@karlpeter3875 Drink whiskey, drink so much that you feel good and easy! Drink enough whiskey so that you can play the piano well! Drink enough whiskey so you can quickly tackle the Rubik's Cube! Drink enough whiskey so that you can barefoot dance the dance of little swans from Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake"! Good luck! The most important thing that I wish you is to successfully crawl to bed! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ..." Alice Sara Ott: Music is not perfection By Mark Pullinger, October 09, 2017 “I love whiskey and I have a whiskey bar 200m from my apartment where I meet up with my two best friends on a regular basis. We have a rule that if we meet for dinner, cell phones are forbidden at the table! It's about good conversation. "
john lego: "... The stalker ‘Mario/Georges’ often claims he was never banned. This is a big lie, which is not surprising for a stalker. Staffan Olofsson, one of my colleagues who often also emphasizes the Stalker's excessive remarks, could easily testify here, in particular concerning the 'original' video of the same concert, belonging to France Musique but having been withdrawn 2 months ago. This 'original' video was online for 3.5 years (since 2018) and was viewed over 8 million times before recently disappearing, for financial reasons. ..." "for financial reasons"!!! "Financial difficulties"?! What "financial problems" can a video have? "Financial problems" arise if someone pays for these same 8 million calls and he runs out of money!
@@johnlego8159 Dear Carl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co! Do you think the greatest composers of our planet created the greatest pieces of music with one goal in mind: Help Alice Sara Ott and Deutsche Gramophone earn their millions using vulgar tricks (barefoot walking on stage, Rubik's cube, constant propaganda of the love of whiskey, countless interviews) ?!
@@mariodisarli1022 Dear Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. I received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. Everything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!
@@karlpeter3875 Drink whiskey, drink so much that you feel good and easy! Drink enough whiskey so that you can play the piano well! Drink enough whiskey so you can quickly tackle the Rubik's Cube! Drink enough whiskey so that you can barefoot dance the dance of little swans from Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake"! Good luck! The most important thing that I wish you is to successfully crawl to bed! The Telegraph 29 Mar. 2015 By Anna van Praagh ..."Alice Sara Ott gets a lot of attention for her looks and her quirks - but it is her unique musical personality that will keep her at the top ... She looks like a supermodel, often takes the stage in a ball gown and bare feet and, she tells me, has a great fondness for neat scotch. ... She believes that the classical music world is far more egalitarian than it once was. ... Are her love of whisky (she favours Talisker, Laphroaig and Lagavulin ), her habit of warming up her hands before a concert by solving the Rubik’s cube (she can complete it within a minute), and her trademark bare feet simply ways of making sure she stands out in a crowded market? No, nothing so calculated she says. ..." Alice Sara Ott: Music is not perfection By Mark Pullinger, October 09, 2017 “I love whiskey and I have a whiskey bar 200m from my apartment where I meet up with my two best friends on a regular basis. We have a rule that if we meet for dinner, cell phones are forbidden at the table! It's about good conversation. " Star-Pianistin Alice Sara Ott„Nach dem Konzert brauche ich Whisky!“ Teilen Twittern Senden 07.11.2016 - 00:02 Uhr Berlin - Für das Runterkommen hat Alice Sara Ott (28) ein Ritual. „Nach dem Konzert brauche ich erst mal meinen Whisky. Dann telefoniere ich mit Freunden“, erzählt die Berliner Star-Pianistin im Gespräch mit BILD. Oder sie ruft ihre jüngere Schwester, ebenfalls eine Pianistin, an: „Die ist auch Nachtmensch.
john lego: "... The stalker ‘Mario/Georges’ often claims he was never banned. This is a big lie, which is not surprising for a stalker. Staffan Olofsson, one of my colleagues who often also emphasizes the Stalker's excessive remarks, could easily testify here, in particular concerning the 'original' video of the same concert, belonging to France Musique but having been withdrawn 2 months ago. This 'original' video was online for 3.5 years (since 2018) and was viewed over 8 million times before recently disappearing, for financial reasons. ..." "for financial reasons"!!! "Financial difficulties"?! What "financial problems" can a video have? "Financial problems" arise if someone pays for these same 8 million calls and he runs out of money!
A concerto as it’s name suggests, is more than just the soloist. Regret having to be negative but the conducting here is slack and lifeless. Listening to the great Abbado (on YT) is like hearing a different composition.
What a bad picture. Only 360p. Even if you saved this for a while, Alice, there are now more interesting clips for us. Im sure you can understand, Alice
Dear "Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co""! Do you think that the greatest composers of our planet created the greatest works with the aim of Alice making millions using vulgarity?
Dear Carl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co! Do you think the greatest composers of our planet created the greatest pieces of music with one goal in mind: Help Alice Sara Ott and Deutsche Gramophone earn their millions using vulgar tricks (barefoot walking on stage, Rubik's cube, constant propaganda of the love of whiskey, countless interviews) ?!
@@johnlego8159 Dear Alice & Co! Look for the culprits in your environment, you are the first to publish this video! You needed popularity, you needed fame, you needed money. Copying the video is not prohibited and you will be haunted by your own "affairs" for a long time! The boomerang always comes back and sometimes hits right in the forehead!
Dear Karl Peter Alice john Staffan & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. I received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. Everything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!
