Hayato Sumino’s moment of phone duet genius | Classic FM 

A lesson in life 😅

When life gives you lemons...😊

😭 ❤

The generous unruffled behaviour of a master of his craft

have you ever seen an orchestra being mad about someone's phone?

If he had gotten a tellagram he would has incorporated that into this song to😂😂

Ooo cool! Pretty!

I came to say this! if this was going to happen, its so fitting it happened in this particular Gershwin’s piece!

Me

Ikr 😊

Didn't even noticed the ringing phone if not for the indication.😁

@@TheKb117 ikr

Amazed!

And then the cute hair tossle! :)

Yup. She probably took him home. He looked right at her as he did it. Nice little moment.

The ultimate “pickup line” ;P

I bet she gives great helmet

@@SuPeRNinJaRedhe said “somebody’s gotta pick SOMETHING up around here!”

I hide under my seat !

I suspect an elderly person. Surely not intending to be rude, and probably mortified.

There's always one quick to judge.

And not once, but twice ...

@@greatbriton8425it’s not judgement it’s common sense. If the owner of the phone was an elderly person I’m sure the person next to them would be like, “I can help you silence your phone if you want”. I think this was one person who thought their cellphone would just quiet down eventually. They didn’t want to bother.

I've watched this 5 times now and still haven't noticed the phone!

Neither have I. Thanks for leaving the comment so I feel less like a complete dunce 😂

​@@ahwhite2022there's a visual queue and then he mimics the ring tone. 😅

it's at the start and later 0:46

@@ancientwisdom108yeah, i finally notice the visual cue at about 11 seconds. I'm still not hearing the other one. I think a lot of it was not expecting a simple bell ringtone but something more ring-toney.

He has many more gems over at his RU-vid channel (Cateen). Highly recommended! He’s great

Ikr, Im roofed

100%. The phone thing was maybe the least interesting part of this amazing performance.

​@@shonen84where can I watch the whole version of this piece and him playing it lol

Charmingly or awkwardly because "did this really just happen?" 😂

@@laaaliiiluuu I think they managed very well👏👏

Not the 1st Time ? Sounds like so.

@@viedeciel I heard that Cateen picks up sounds from the audience when he plays encore during his solo tour! As he allows the audience to film or take photos during encore, there are accidental noises from their phone or cameras when shooting like shutter sound etc!

Thx because is so seamlessly incorporated it into the performance that I couldn’t tell

It's blues music though, gershwin :-) not classic ^^

Rhapsody in Blue by Gershwin.

​@inMuro definitely classical music, with jazz elements. Or jazz with classical elements. But I don't see much blues here. It's a defining piece from the Jazz Age, and arguably the most famous of Gershwins compositions.

@craze961 I hope this introduction to classical and jazz will put you on an interesting journey of discovery ❤

Such a pleasant piece ❤ also a first for me hearing Gershwin

wahhh you should make videos

​@@nishhx_xevery experienced pianist or whatever should make videos and upload? You know there are plenty of them? This generation 😢

@@freedomfreedomhoiwhat one person does should be blamed on this generation? You know there are plenty of people in a generation? Hypocrites 😢

Also they didnt even say anything bad 😂

@@DaPengui1n I'm confused >>>>>

I used to record choral performances and it seems like inevitably someone would be sitting within three feet of one of the mics coughing up a lung or two. You can almost count on this kind of stuff. I saw one world class classical pianist on a YT video that started a concert, and the sustain pedal was stuck on. How in the heck does THAT happen???? She was funny. She explained the problem, asked for a new piano, and then said, hmmm, what can we do with this while we wait. A joy to watch The piano was moved to the stage lift, with her still playing while it was moved as she was lowered down, out of sight. Sh then came back up on the lift playing the replacement piano. I can't remember who the artist was, but IIRC she had an accent, a pretty one. I'm pretty sure you could find it on YT with a search, as that is where I saw it. I wonder how many times that story has been told over the years by those in attendance. And I wondered if she got as much of a kick out of it as the audience did, or if it was a 40 gauge, bring me my brown pants moment. Either way, she INCREASED the audience entertainment, making some delicious lemonade out of a really nasty lemon. Sorry for the metaphor fest. :-)

Tbf people can be forgetful and make mistakes. It's happened to me before because I'm pretty forgetful.

I remember being at a funeral when someone’s phone rang, worse, they answered it…😐

Ohtani has NOTHING on Cateen. Shear magnificence from one of the most sophisticated pianists of our time!

@@dukeofrodtown1705​​⁠Ohtani is the single most groundbreaking player in terms of versatility and in changing the nature of players in human history in the sport of baseball 😭 Agree that Sumino is one of the most sophisticated pianists of our time tho !

@@thomasbainbridge2992 As true as that is... I'm just salty that he shunned Toronto in the MLB offseason LOL (Jays were useless against him last night). Sumino scores a homer every time he plays Rhapsody

Well, classical and jazz are not black and white. They are closely intertwined and similar. The piece Sumino was playing is, in fact, classical music.

@@dukeofrodtown1705 couldn’t help but laugh at ohtanis homer ! Only thing landing in Toronto was a score deficit, not the plane with ohtani in it lol. Safer to be a Sumino fan ig and better luck this eve! 😂

Wow can’t believe you noticed that 😂

@@noobie5614 Actually, in his older version of Rhapsody in Blue, he integrated HR2 in a much more obvious way. To me, this new one is a huge improvement.

@@benharmonics it is precisely a prodigious ingenuity to incorporate such strenious pieces in a singular extravaganza!

Absolutely! Bravo Cateen! ❤

He did! I was like, did he? But I don't know the Gershwin piece so I couldn't tell he was improvising. Amazing!

Yeah, now let me REALLY blow your mind. This guy has a masters in engineering, mechanical, I think, and did some leading edge work in AI. He also writes his own works, and does some amazing silly things like his Flight of the Bumblebee incrementing to 250 bpm, on a TOY piano. Always playful and fun. I sent his original work to a friend of mine who is a PhD in mathematics and did leading edge work in both pushing the envelope in a specific branch, and a lot of work for Wall Street developing derivative mathematics. He now profs at a high end university. His response, when I told him all about Hyato, was, "Humbling".

Go to his channel, CATEEN, and you can see a couple of performances of this piece, one in its entirety, with a Japanese orchestra, and one with on of the major philharmonic orchestras, or maybe the Boston Pops, don't remember. He also has original compositions, like his Piano Sonata 0, which is awesome. Also lots of silly playful stuff, always as an absurd level of mastery.

I’m searching for the same thing

same for me

Me too😮

on his Instagram

Was also recorded for Sky Arts

Yeah, that's the way it is supposed to be. Unfortunately, classical tradition supressed improvisation from performance. Didn't know about this guy, I'm glad he is keeping this practice alive!

@@luizcaduthankfully, it seems classical improvisation (partimento/jazz) is slowly but surely making a comeback