Chopin - 10 etudes op. 10 - Daniil Trifonov 

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By no 5 is G flat major right

Extraordinaire interprétation!

thanks a lot

@@arnolefou sex a lot???

@@user-mk7ot1nb1z yes

look up Maurizio Pollini.

TheHyu123 neither Chopin or Liszt should be played violently.

ixlioavoeqgni oeqgni In some sections he is

David Xia Technically you are right but Liszt’s style is considered to be more exhuberant than of Chopin

Technically brilliant admittedly, but I feel the melody of the accented notes is not quite brought out as it is in performances like Pollini's. Of course, it's a great performance and I could do nothing of the sort, but there is better in my opinion.

Yeah he played many hard pieces and with wonderful interpretation

I agree love him!

Rubinstein not legendary...

He already is..... I like to think of him as the Rasputin of the piano

Pro Ektor says you! Rubenstein taught me distantly, from his recordings.....listened to repeatedly, particularly the waltzes

just listen to his op 10 no 1 I don't think richter can touch it because he trifo plays it with such absolute perfection down to the smallest detail at an impossibly fast speed its almost like its not like individual notes anymore its like a whole new level. yeah richters technique was perfect but trifo is more artistic

Completely agree, trifonov is amzing

One of? :)

Who is The?

Ehm no.

@@dwacheopusThere’s no best pianist

@@Aoichanpiano Liszt?

Agreed, very playful recording

Assolutamente si. Come saprai è un opera dedicata.. «A son ami F. Liszt»

This guy... is just IT...!!! so fresh... I just LOVE him!

I have not listened to this in a long time so I revisited it. It's even more amazing than when I last watched it. His sound is so pure and refreshing, I'm sure Chopin would have approved!

Him and Glen Gould: music's greatest nerds. ❤

+saltburner2 I was just thinking that

And I who thought Israel was trying to replicate their "nemesis", the IIIrd Reich!

10/1 00:05 10/2 01:56 10/3 03:13 10/4 07:17 10/5 09:10 10/6 11:03 10/7 14:58 10/8 16:32 10/9 18:48 10/10 20:47

why dont they work?

lawrence wei it’s an old comment from several years ago

No 12 😭

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thats it, thank you. The gestures are not unnatural, maybe you can better say not natural but spirituel ?? Depassing the natural I mean...

👍👍👏👏👏👏💕

Cake Meister lol. i agree

Well sadly the video is called 10 études - Op. 10 ;(

They cut..maybe the other two were not so good..

Many were quite spectacular. A few were overplayed and overpedaled

@@berkayozkan34 This video seems to be from 2012 , while the Competition was 2011 , so we dont know.

I can stand listening to him no problem but don't say he's the greatest of all time like some people claim him to be. I personally prefer Yundi Li or Kissin, Zimmerman, Volodos, Marc Hamilin, etc etc... over this guy but to each it's own.

Truly a quite unique and sublime rendition. These harmonic tensions.. .

The most depressing and lost version I’ve heard. Love it

No, this is Patrick.

@@IoOLOoOfficial hahahahahaha i laughed way to much at that

Lian Peled Patrick Hall? R/whoosh!

@@dougr.2398 it is a joke and that is not how you use r/woooosh

Clorox Bleach whatever :). I’ll have to look it up in Urban dictionary since you are generous with your criticism and stingy with your information :). (Does that make you a Republican?)

There is actually nothing special about his articulation in the least. If something is special about it, is precisely his "anti articulation". I'm not saying you can't hear every note, but that's just the starting point. His articulation is generally quite soft and that is one of his main strengths. That's not what's commonly refered to as a "great articulation". Furthermore, you can hear in the 2nd etude, more than a few notes are missing there in the middle part. Might have just been a few mistakes but it seems that it lacks strength in the articulation. Pianists with an unusually great articulation are Zimerman or Ashkenazy for instance, and precisely because of that, they sound very different. I'm not hating on Trifonov at all, I think he's an outstanding pianist and I consider him to be the greatest of the newer generation, but articulation is not something that defines him at all.

Daryl Francis he has the concept totally

Thank you!!

I sat in the front row when he played #32 in concert in a small city in Japan last year. Since then, of course, he has played it on tour everywhere. Very satisfying.

Pogorelich... what a freaking genius indeed.

***** Thank you, Abraham. Just click on my name for the audio and full orchestral score to follow along with. There is a more recent revision available as well. I'd also be interested in hearing some of your work.

***** I will be very interested in hearing your concerto when it is finished. I will visit your Soundcloud site soon as I am recovering from an eye injury right now.

***** Yes, I will be interested in critiquing them. I can write somewhat now and of course can hear but my abilitie to write extensively are limited. Just found out from my opthomologist that I need a cornea transplant to restore my vision in the eye. Things are just getying better and better. (sarcasm)

+J Joe Townley Is all you care about technique and missed notes? How about the complete lack of musicianship on the part of this pianist? He plays the notes, not the music.

+kin william thats the point

I can't even play the first etude...at all

abrahan No thats definitely not the point? if you have sore hands then you have tension which has to be eliminated

If u get tired it means you are just doing the wrong thing...try different ways, dont use only the strenght of your fingers...its impossible. Its not a matter of strenght.

sam333 exactly!!! I believe the first etude, not only teaches you a great technique, but teaches you piano in general. Most of piano requires a lose wrist with loose fingers, leaving out zero pain. You have to have loose hands in order to play op.10 no.1 with evenness and speed. But I’m sure you already know that.

Kissin is spectacular, so is Yundi li, Zimmerman, etc etc...

Er ist einzigartig und unvergleichlich, in allem an was er sein Herz und seine Hände gibt ! Auch heute,2024 verzaubert er das Publikum in all seinen Auftritten mit seiner Musik!

Well, which one is better is purely one's preference. I like both Steinway & Fazioli~~:)

As a youth I has access to a wonderful Bechstein concert grand. As a young doctor in Bangkok we had a music group with a dozen or so members. Rhodolf Serkin came to play for us, in the sixtiecorrectly condemned our piano and very kindly donated a Steinway concert grand ( Now temporarily in the American University Alumni auditorium., Bangkok ); a top of the tree model, so delightful to play. About Fifteen years ago I went to a new showroom to try a Fazioli concert grand. It was an advance on anything I had ever played, such tender touch and Full soft sound. It was priced at 6 million baht, the Bangkok price of a top of the line middle class four bedroom dwelling house. I have thought ever since that If I suddenly has access to that sort of money the first thing would be to possess a Fazioli with all its pedals! We are so lucky to have the top composers to enjoy, same for pianos the top ones with Bluthner and Broadwood any are a priveledge to play or listen to. One day I like one, another day I happily admire another; comparisons are odious but to a pianist it is obvious who the most musical performers are and which pianos please the page former and audience. There are lots on RU-vid, aren't we lucky!

Could you explain further?

Forse hai ragione, purtroppo...

@@tamjg Perché il talento artistico è come un bosco plasmato dalle stagioni e dall'equilibrio naturale. L'industria discografica invece è come un campo di agricoltura intensiva che finirà per inaridire il terreno..

spero che ti sbagli. Comunque l'aspetto odierno di Daniil è quello di un soggetto con esaurimento nervoso, avrebbe bisogno di una pausa

they are my least favorite, so thankfully (for me) it isn't a big problem.

Martha Argerich

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Yundi li, Kissin, Zimmerman, Marc Andrews hamilin, ffs people listen to other greats there are OTHER PEOPLE greater than this guy.

@@thomasj8105 ok maybe cziffra but they are both really different.

pollini and perahia

All of them are

Had you seen Daniil's played the transcendentals études of Liszt?

@@guscox9651 el español es mi lengua preferida. Si quieres saber lo que digo, sólo tienes que usar el traductor...!!!

La esposa de Daniil habla español y le traduce los textos a Daniil.

@@monsieurrodriguez9687 oh yes!!! Wonderful!