Frédéric Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1 e-minor (Olga Scheps live) 

Tim Countis exactly

Bach is not an astronomer, Bach is the universe.

That is indeed what I feel about him. If romanticism had a name, that would be Frederik

Thank you , Tim .

Maravilha não posso discordar,é a pura verdade.

Absolutely true!

Time for youtube premium, good sir

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When listening to classic music, it's how I feel it too, and that's what I was about to type before seeing your post ^^

using brave instead of chrome etc. has all blockers innit :) never interrupt again

"In the zone" may be the best description. Not having thing phrase in my every-day vocabulary, I was thinking about a little girl drawing princesses and playing with her dolls. Yes, she was completely immersed in the performance and having fun. What a joy to watch!

My reaction exactly. Makes it look like zero stress, 100% let's do this. Incredible

How good is that maestro then

@@Luzt. She plays with extraordinary precision and crispness and feeling.

Who is she?

What a sweet thing to say, life is bitter sweet

It will always be your proustian madeleine and no one will take that away from you ever ...for me it takes me to my last year of high school studying hard evenings and nights to get ready for my final high school exams and for the exams to get admitted in a very competitive university. Always with the turn table on listening to my 20 discs with classical music, always dreaming how great life will be if I pass the exams, if I start university, if I find my soulmate...25 years later, this concert still takes me to that small bedroom to my teenage self, what a nostalgia... Ps Happy to report that all those dreams and some more came all true :-)

We must be twins....

@@denisarsenault505 if how long this will continue to torment my soul, why even bother anymore...

When u said “I was very happy and yet, I didn’t know it” I felt that

Chopin hits deep hey

Yes, it is very hard almost impossible to describe wonderful classical music when it is so spiritually and brilliantly performed. After hearing her play, I wrote a poem called, "Without Words". So, we both had the same reaction, so it must be right.

its a tender, loving atmosphere vibe

Действительно балет, участвуют все дирижер, пианистка и музыканты

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Not bad pianist but easy on the eye

👍

❤️🎹🎹❤️

I listen to Bach

NOr Barry

@DolphinsWIthIgloos oh.....ok..then

Personally i salute Olga Scheps when she plays

Less is More, eh?

All these musicians are talented, bravo

Exceptionally so.

Pp0@@corpsman827

Exactly this.

Yes from a more advanced previous civilization....probably 1000's years ago

My opinion, Chopin is the greatest pianist

@@phsycopiano Greatest piano composer =/= greatest pianist in all fairness. That's undisputable vs. "Versus these other guys who were/are capable of things chopin couldn't even physically do." Alkan, Liszt, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, hell there were tons who were leagues beyond Chopin as a "pianist." Though, there are none who can compose as much meaningful music for solo piano and piano centered works in such a short of a time as he did! Not everything is a matter of opinions, I know this is the regressive era and all.... But depending on ideals too much will certainly make you miss the actual truth. -Someone who probably loves Chopin just as much as you do (if not more I literally have studied everything about him beyond his musical works for decades!) 'but doesn't like misinterpretations created by the delusions we call opinions' to justify what we don't know/can't actually explain. P.S opinions aren't inherently bad... But when we use them as an excuse for societal involvement and ostracization alike... It's pretty bad. It's like "Hey I want to start an argument about something I don't really have a reasoning for or can't be honest about!" Then next thing you know somebody who knows what they are talking about comes along... "No that's wrong! You will never change my opinion!" -The world in 2023

"Chopin was from another galaxy"...yes, he was from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱❤🇵🇱🇵🇱

Hes a genius for writing this even tho he mainly writes for the piano only

You have a sensitive soul and an enchanted perception. Yes, yes, and yes.

It's not just you. I've heard the second movement about a hundred times🙄. I normally defer to Christian Zimmerman or Richter but Lord Almighty the tenderness without losing tempo and the balance with the Orchestra is Sublime 😍

I agree with you Mark, this smile is exactly hypnotic.

I agree 100%. None of the players came close. Its a pity we never got to hear Nikolay play this piece. He was by far the best pianist in the competition. This is a once in a lifetime performance. I think Olga was in love and it comes through in this concert. The orchestra and conductor could all feel her passion and they were enjoying it too.

Me too, as far as this concerto is concerned and many nocturnes and waltzes too.

You seriously believe she plays better than Hofmann? This is simply not true…

Agree with you 100% for me too! Its a kind of magic!

Operabuff1935 i just discovered her now. What a great artist! The melodic lines are singing like angels!

Now some of you kids could have copy and pasted this for your essay lol

check the interpretation from the chopin competition winner this year...truly awesome as well

@@DanielMartinez-lz2yb sorry his performance doesn't come even a fraction close to this. His tempo was all over the place. Real amateur. Sorita should have won hands down. Nikolay and Sarah would have pushed him out of the competition if it was about best Chopin pianist. Obviously fixed!

@@johnnym6700 will check it out!

@@DanielMartinez-lz2yb watch them back to back. Bruce makes bad mistakes and tempo up and down.....Olga is flawless.

@@johnnym6700 check out a chamber version by Hayato Sumino's younger sister, Mirai Sumino. I prefer her elegant interpretation. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mweQHooX8SA.html

Agree

Maravilhoso! Pianista impecável.

haha very funny.

@Yun Zhe Chen I don't believe TheClassicalSauce's comment was meant to be funny nor humerous. Classical music is a true form of art, a passion and I, for one, would have enjoyed having a high school teacher who appreciated classical music as much as I do.

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She loves the music and the piano.

She certainly knows how to use the sustain pedal, just enough to make the music flow without sounding staccato.

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Me too. This concerto, I always go for Olga and have for years. Same with many nocturnes and waltzes of hers.

An outstanding musician!! Olga is unique !

Mme. Duczmal is acting conductor since early seventies of 20th century. With 50 years of experience it would be impossible to create substandard performance.

I try to stay away from this but i fail miserably is magic....

Nuevamente Olguita ha sido magistral, me ha conmovido espiritualmente , felicitaciones ángel de luz.

She certainly knows how to use the sustain pedal, just enough to make the music flow without sounding staccato.

I thought only me

My tears are falling right now...This Chopin piano concerto is so underappreciated!

not much to look at. now olga.....

"Only classical music demands and yet gives so much to each of us." Try people like John Coltrane in the jazz realm as well!

@@garyrob No. We hate jazz

I'm an orchestral horn player, and I always marvel at the cumulative experience of the musicians who have spent so much time studying, practicing, and honing their craft independently. They come together to produce something so perfect and beautiful. I also marvel at the wonder of taking something that came out of a composer's head several hundred years ago and transplanting it into a new moment in time, in just the way the composer intended.

I was thinking the same way..

And thank you, my mp3 player, my old friend!

@@staffanolofsson8201 You must a be young person, as your sense of humor shows no understanding or personal reflexion. Please kindly blacklist me, so that we have no future interaction. Thank you and have a good day.

@@Luzt. I am 77, but I never had a mp3 player. And I like your comment very much, so I will not blacklist you at all. Olga Scheps is a marvelous pianist. Best greetings! 🙂

calm down horn-dog

thats a fendi fact I'd drink her bath water

Yes, the shape of her arms, the luscious curve of her elbow. Her swanlike ...

Wright about the way she plays. How she makes the music speak and what you think the meaning behind each movement of the song is. The transitions and the messages they tell

the performance was fantastic, but you're right, her love for the music shines through! look at her face while she's playing; she's enjoying it as much as the audience (maybe more!). good for Olga. good for us too.

@@johnm996 I bet she is enjoying it even more than the audience. 😁 Her connection to the music is just on another level. Very few get to connect that deep with any art. She is a genius! 😎

Your expression for this rendion touches in my heart.

I completely agree. The piano is like Butter in my ears.

and the orchestra also plays beautifully as well... she's... a gem of a pianist... with classy taste... that dress was stunning!

Correct to "second-to-none". It was not a "non performance". It was THE performance.

yes perfect

No

@@segisalmagrorodriguez6252 yes my good man

Segis Almagro Rodriguez you only understand this when you play an instrument I thought classical music was boring before, I listened to rap like logic and EMinem and now I like both lmao

@@benjaminwhatmore9040 logic is shit sorry but it’s true 😂😂 ems good tho

your story is good 1 like.

Agreed--amazing!

It touches my soul. Regards.

Mine too and too those pepole who think classical music is boring this should change you're mind this is breathtaking and touches your soul unlike pop music these days

compare to kissin, which unfortunately as of now is blocked in my country. she sounds like a pupil. id have coffee with her, but this interpretation is not the best.

@@oooodaxteroooo oh thanks for the suggestion, I don't really know a lot - only an amateur. Will look into kissin. Best wishes there about that block situation :/

Eduardo Vaz de Mello thank god, there is jdownloader2. ;)

Eduardo Vaz de Mello this is one interpretation of one of my alltime favorite pieces that might show you the difference. im now 18 months into learning the piano and i very mich appreciate his sound and cleanliness like very few others. hes making more than one mistake here - still i just LOVE the sound of this piece played like this - never feels like this with olga. so far... liszts „la campanella“ in his famous bbc concert. unbelievable atmosphere. 5 encores... 5!!! can you believe it?!? (oh and sorry: what i meant is that kissin had an interpretation of chopins first concert up, too, but its blocked for my country since a few weeks :( ) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M0U73NRSIkw.html

@@oooodaxteroooo My god, what was that?! Amazing, thank you for showing me this, really spectacular!

Exactly!!

Half of them look as if they're there under suffrance! I would have paid a small fortune to be in that audience!

Gnosis - Agreed.

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Plus it's in E minor

Practice, practice, practice.......

Nice if you love practice...some loose a lot of time of their life...and regret it when it is too late...the price to pay for excellence

perfectly said indeed!

Ангела Хранителя вам, детки, а вашей маме Царствия Небесного!

It’s a chamber orchestra. As it is designed.

Simply superb.

"Classical" music was composed to be heard rather than seen. Sadly it now gets too dependent on looks as well. Best generally is to hide the video while listening to yt music.

Excellent comment

Orgasmic!

K

To make it even more negative....tyvm

@@pianosenzanima1 to empower your mind into believing that the change can happen and you can again rise from the inferno and continue your journey! Yeah, I mean, look at Chopin's life. I was far too shi.ttier than ours...

After reading up some bits about the tragedies of Poland as a nation, it's struggles to revival. You ought to be proud. It's a great story.

Lemme just hold that paragraph real quick for my 300-400 word paragraph :O

i think i saw you high up in that mountain Chuyen Do

This can not be called an orchestra

@@taoli5021 In the introduction it says "Chamber Orchestra of Polish Radio". So what is an orchestra?

@@staffanolofsson8201 A chamber orchestra is smaller than a regular orchestra and typically play in smaller rooms. A regular orchestra is larger and usually plays more in concert halls with more instruments and players.

@@donotapply6202 Thank you for this information. I didnt have a clue about this difference!!!!!😆😁