Great Pianists DESTROY Piano for 14 Minutes Straight (Volume up!) 

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Fr 😂😂

Well.... do you? :P

We all owe him after watching him.

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She's amaising, love her

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that was the langiest lang in the whole internet

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I was searching the comment to find this lol

TRUE! But, alas, to achieve this, one must gave up all his childhood and devote all his life to music! Like wizards, they do not exist separately from their art.

@@johnbanach3875 I don't know anyone who started as a teenager and succeeded in getting full skill? it is impossible. Like sports, has to be started young. Bruce Liu began to play the piano at eight years old and was performing by the age of eleven. The technique must be developed before puberty.

​@@MishaSkripach not all of them gave up their childhood. Most of the good ones enjoyed playing piano as a kid. Doing what you love does not mean giving it up and for sure most of them had enough life experience by their adolescence to be able to express complex fellings like they did through music. That life experience is gained by living! I used to play 4h/day and had plenty of time to play as a kid and learn in normal school and read a lot of books and do everything else needed.

@@carolasandrakaty ALL OF THEM DID. I was talking about really outstanding musicians, not ordinary ones who have a degree. Giving up childhood to devote to music is not a bad thing, it is very enjoyable for those rare people. It is impossible for them to go to normal school. Four-five hours of practice+ solfege dictation lessons+chamber music and orchestra+ second instrument+composition+masterclasses, concerts, rehearsals, travelling to competitions. It is incompatible with normal school life, and none of those great musicians ever attended normal schools beyond age 7/ They don't have time for books either, just getting along with the minimal school curriculum is the maximum they can afford. Vengerov at age 9 thought that strawberries grow on trees, he was so busy learning. I am puzzled why you put yourself forward as an example, as pianist Sandra Popescu by age 34 has not even been spotted playing with an orchestra at all, and cannot be found anywhere playing? I was talking about the top talent, top achievers, not music teachers for nurseries?

@@MishaSkripach you are a little agresive, calm down. 1. School is different in different parts of the world. 2. I have changed my name after marriage, I am not 34 y.o. and I have not studied a second instrument (although I also sing as a soprano in a choir). You are right, I am not one of the greatest (at least not yet), but for sure I did not went to music school because my parents pushed me to, but because I wanted it. There are kids like that. Not all are pushed by the parents. Sorry if you probably fell like you lost your childhood. For me is fun, I somehow get to fell like a kid even now. I see age as a state of mind. The piano was my favorite toy. So... again, don't judge all the people by your experience. I know not all the great ones were like me, acknowledge that not all were like you. It is kind of a spectrum this presure that parents put sometimes. But that is not a lost childhood, not always. Ask the great ones how they think about their childhood if you only belive the "great ones".

Also probably the only two here who compose and improvise.

G. Sokolov is to be added to this circle of piano maestri ultima.

Although I'm the last person to compare Wang to Horowitz, give Caesar her due: that is among the only technically flawless versions of that insane cadenza in a live recording, and she is ALWAYS like that.

​@@fredfeinberg3995 Yes, but without getting into a big debate, there's still a huge confusion that will live forever: technique is NOT about playing cleanly, it's only part of the technique. EVERYTHING is technique: having expression is technique, singing the melody is technique, having independent voices (like Horowitz) is technique, controlling tempo is technique, internalizing the music is technique (which Lang doesn't have), etc.

@@beecolor Yes, of course. People have been saying this since Hofmann and Rachmaninoff, but I guess it still hasn't penetrated. I once read something on RU-vid like "Lang Lang is the greatest pianist of modern and historical times". And all I could think is "it's sad if you live in a universe where you've heard recordings by Richter (and so many others) and can still think that." I recall one great quote from Jorge Bolet, "Nothing kills excitement like mere velocity". YES. I do have a sore point with this: Argerich. It makes me insane when people say "OK, so she can play fast", as if that's why she is world-famous. Feh!

Es una maquina de tocar Yuja, My God !!!!!

I choose not to look at him - I just listen...😅

@@tatjanasiljeg2429 that's the right choice, his faces ruin the music he plays. Not sure why he makes those expressions, I think he makes them on purpose. They don't look natural or spontaneous.

@@valerio51987 - yes, it's really irritating - it ruins whole experience...

The reason he makes face is the express the music. For example if the B theme is angry the he will make an angry face if the C theme is sad the he will make a sad face it just means he’s really in the music. So when he played the octaves in the Rachmaninov concerto and he opens he’s mouth just really means he’s really in the music. He may not make the right faces or expressions and they may be weird, but it just means he’s really in the music.

@@mindanielj.9479 - yes, they want that it seem so... The thing is that one can play without such expressions... But then again - he is such a great pianist that everything is ok...😉

The late conductor Yury Temirkanov told him while rehearsing the same piece: "If you smile even once, you get the hell outta here"

那是傾注靈魂的臉。

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Stravinsky a dit de Rachmaninov qu'il était un des rares pianistes qui ne grimaçaient pas! A méditer...

Lang Lang is one of the greatest performers alive today. I don’t care if he comes out with a flamingo on his head. To play like that, he’s got my respect. Y’all have got to come to grips with reality: some folks are a little different. It’s what makes them great, and if it spills over into visible tics or “grimaces” as some like to say, that’s ok. Doesn’t bother me one bit UNTIL they start doing LIberace with practiced grins and comedy. Lang Lang is able to play what he feels, and his face goes along with it. Don’t embarrass him. support him. Tell him it’s ok. Not that he gives a damn at this point, but it’s the principle of the thing.

Technically yes the piano is a percussion instrument, although it's based on a harp.

Sometime I wonder what's the point of them smashing the keys 😂

@@KarieWei Because people who have the technique capable of it are exhilarated by it.

​@@alhfgsp makes a lot of sense...

Excellent

​@@KarieWei pianos have little hammer that are directly influenced by the force applied on the keys, so hitting harder makes the sound louder

Fabulous, but I still prefer Beatrice Rana’s and Anna Vinnitskaya’s performances of Prokofiev 2nd. Check them if you didn’t watch yet.

Yes, Anna's performance was spectacular!!

Listen to this same concerto by yundi

Para ver os peitos dela? 😂

Men of culture… we gather once again.

I don’t know

Distracted -> click

The lady in red😂

It's his own transcription.

@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568thought it was Ginzburg‘s

@@kacht345 No. I bet it is his.

@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568 just checked full version. You lost the bet. :) it‘s Ginzburg‘s

@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568 ?

Ланг Ланг - пианист номер один, а тебе слушать лучше шансон.

Вы же о Мацуеве?

этим грешат многие пианисты. т.к. конкуренция большая, а выделяться хочется, но я предпочитаю слушать музыку, которую написали композиторы. а не тот фарс, в который превращают ее некоторые самовлюбленные исполнители (про вымя вообще молчу, детей на такие концерты водить нельзя, это 18+, бесстыдница какая-то. ладно, еще низ прикрыт и инструмент целый))))

Probably yes !!! ....Where are the music ?? Probably Death !

Ça transpire, ça éructe, ça souffle, ça grimace, un vrai magma musical organisé part des brutes, ou des dactylographes, allez savoir, ou la musique dans tout ça? heureusement Yuja Wang fait de la musique avec élégance et bien sûr Horowitz tout de même .

En effet..tout est ignoble et dune terrifiante betise​@@eddund6932

Horowitz and Cziffra.

Dude uko huku 🤣

@@bennaarsongidi9269 Ofcourse

тогда надо называть это каверами, а не исполнением оригинала

Oui...immonde..

Some of those pieced were tortured ...

И цирк..

это полная деградация пианистического искусства, а если еще и с учетом новейшей орфографии, то дигродация.

Oui, cest honteux.

ну у нас и в фигурном катании уже прыжки на коньках, а здесь бой по клавишам, кто наконец-то добьет инструмент, я так и ждала, что клавиши вывалятся, как в знаменитом диснеевском мультике))))))

@@georgtrakl8319 +1000, это можно слушать только один раз, чтобы испугаться, или показывать как пример того, как не должны играть учащиеся)))))

She is one of the best young pianist.

I like Lugansky more for that cadenza tbh

🎉Lizst Rapsodia 6 exelente.

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Exelente Lizst.

Agreed

If we could play the piano we wouldn't be doing comments

She is a sloppy pianist

This is Horowitz Version, which is

@@FranzLiszt0904 which is what?

​@@FranzLiszt0904Sloppy

Is she making fun of us?????

She's a breast pianist

I believe that was a cadenza, and not the friska part… Unless then yea… Too messy and Cziffra did it better

not in this video, but he always recalls me Yoda

Possessed, rather

yep, he is an idiot but play pretty good.

Parlez vous au second degré ?

yes, but she doesn't take any risk. She controls everything, including emotions.

​@@Paroles_et_Musique she recognized to be a control freak like Bartok. But she does feel uncomfortable on stage. Even if it doesn't appear on her face. It's all about music and loving the grand piano. When she plays bumblebee, your hear a piano sound. As when Lang Lang plays it, you actually ear a bumblebee.

@@LaurentPingaultLyon I agree, Lang Lang's bumblebee is phenomenal, no one is even close.

)))))))))))))) зато все остальное вывесила, как в картинной галерее))))

I agree

thisisto show virtuosity sosorry

im rrally sorry but this is to listen to their virtuosity, not for some boring old normal way of playing, each pianisthave their interpretations, making each recording sound unique, so if u really hate it then bye

And there was silly old me, thinking music was something to be enjoyed. I never realised that it was actually a speeding competition. Oh well, I guess it's just another of life's little pleasures I can knock off the list

@@margaretcorfield9891 wait. I didnt realize that it was actually sth like a speeding competition. Youre all right

Ist ja wohl ihre Entscheidung. Viel schlimmer ist, dass das Stück massiv zu schnell gespielt wird. Also wenn wir hier von Buniatishvili sprechen.

Same... Die Kleidung wirkt echt nur peinlich

True, it doesn't make sense to play like this unless it's some kind weird art exhibition in which music is not the focus.

Lol I thought the same

certainly in my mammary.

Lol should be playing in jav piano show. Hahaha