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Martha Argerich: 80 Year Old SUPER VIRTUOSO!! How Is This Even Possible? 

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Martha Argerich was born in 1941 is is still playing the most insanely difficult piano music at age 80. Her story is a story one about ferocious natural genius. Argerich performs with such depth and range and emotion and risk-taking that even non-musicians are astounded. She has a photographic memory, able to reproduce music perfectly after a single hearing.
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@200_cuentos
@200_cuentos 3 года назад
Martha Argerich will be remembered in 200 years not only because of her recordings but because she will still be alive.
@mihawkdrakule3869
@mihawkdrakule3869 3 года назад
Plot twist: She has queen elizabeth cells
@diallobanksmusic
@diallobanksmusic 3 года назад
And playing Rach 3
@manueladevilliers5301
@manueladevilliers5301 3 года назад
hahaha! i really hope so.
@xavinaut
@xavinaut 3 года назад
Lol 😊😃 I hope so
@Crazylrishguy
@Crazylrishguy 3 года назад
And still performing haha
@nwarseck
@nwarseck 3 года назад
Ivan Davis was my piano teacher and a good friend of Martha Argerich. One of his stories was he couldn't make a competition and asked if she wanted to go instead. The piece to be played was the Prokofiev Toccata Op. 11. He said she sight read through it 2 times, and the 3rd time played at tempo from memory. There are just some musicians on a completely different level than the rest, really the same as Einstein or Fourier.
@NikkiStyxx1
@NikkiStyxx1 3 года назад
Amazing! I've heard similar stories. The conductor, Emmanuel Krivine said she could read any score through just once and know every note "in the fibre of her body". She played Mozart's concerto no.2 in D minor and Beethoven's first Piano concerto at the same recital... When she was 7!!!!! Friedrich Gulda called her "the complete artist" at 14. She is an example of what the human spirit and intellect can achieve. A true genius.
@karlsarch
@karlsarch 3 года назад
Nice call out for Fourier!
@seanrimada8571
@seanrimada8571 3 года назад
That is a very interesting life story! Thanks for sharing it
@chaoznofx
@chaoznofx 3 года назад
AMAZIRNG REAL VIRTUOSO
@emgee1961
@emgee1961 3 года назад
I like you mentioning music, physics and mathematics in one go. (sorry mathematician)
@l.w.paradis2108
@l.w.paradis2108 Год назад
More than that -- she was cured, literally, of Stage 4 melanoma; she is a natural polyglot, without ever having had to study, and has lived much of her life speaking languages that are neither her first nor her second; she is one of the great beauties of her generation. She is the most remarkable person in the world.
@Marfmellow88
@Marfmellow88 Год назад
I watched her “bloody daughter” documentary and she is one incredibly fascinating and eccentric woman. Force of nature for sure…
@allisonandrews4719
@allisonandrews4719 10 месяцев назад
If the word genius has any meaning, she is a genius.
@silverdalesapphires2516
@silverdalesapphires2516 9 месяцев назад
And as Sir Charles Groves once remarked has "octave technique to die for"!
@EdelSandersMusic
@EdelSandersMusic 3 месяца назад
She is indeed a genius. Also, the medical definitions of drugs are rather loose right now, but v's don't cure, they are supposed to prevent though. I truly believe she cured herself with sheer determination. 🙏
@pabloghio6577
@pabloghio6577 2 месяца назад
Ella es argentina
@theoriginalthinkman5897
@theoriginalthinkman5897 2 года назад
Over 45 years ago (I'm now 76), I had the privilege of designing posters and an album cover for her - I was contracted by her manager, a friend, to do these. Back then I had no idea who she was - and that remained true until about 10 years ago. After becoming familiar with her and her brilliant performances, I look back and understand what an honor it was to have been even a small part of her enormous sphere!
@corporateGuy89
@corporateGuy89 Год назад
That's awesome! Which album was it?
@editelh
@editelh Год назад
So you designed posters and album covers w/o studying the person you made them for…? 🙃 That’s design 101! I can’t imagine them being any good, much less portraying the essence of the subject, in this case Argerich. Unbelievable 🙄
@ISEEKSPACE
@ISEEKSPACE Год назад
@@editelh I was gonna say the same. How could one design a poster, let alone an album cover for an artist and not listen to their work?? I mean, in a way I can understand, almost like that idea of not allowing your work to be interfered by someone else's, but wow...I mean lol...😅
@lisaschuster686
@lisaschuster686 Год назад
These people don’t get the role of visual appeal! What are up to these days, son?
@Ermude10
@Ermude10 Год назад
@@editelh Let's not be that quick to judge. There could be any number of reasons why they wouldn't know about the one they designed posters and album covers for really. We have no idea what constraints or context this was in.
@enkiitu
@enkiitu 3 года назад
Check this out: I’m Argentinian, am an opera singer, I live in Buenos Aires. Last year I was supposed to do this concert. Les Noces by Strawinsky. 4 singers, 4 pianos, choir and percussion. One of the pianist would have been Martha, I was about to sing with her... couldn’t believe it, and guess what...? Fucking pandemic. Of course it got cancelled. And I don’t think they’ll be reprogramming it since Martha’s schedule is pretty full as you can imagine. One of the biggest disappointments of my life. One of the many losses working wise of these past two years. But that opportunity won’t be coming back. At least I don’t think it will. Cheers, Rick. Great channel and thank you for speaking of her. Is a big source of pride over here.
@lamecasuelas2
@lamecasuelas2 3 года назад
Fuck the pandemic!
@annwalsh1804
@annwalsh1804 3 года назад
❤️☹️, but it still may happen. Please keep us posted
@vrixphillips
@vrixphillips 3 года назад
aw that would've been incredible! [I love Les Noces
@pablocarbajo5545
@pablocarbajo5545 3 года назад
Ojalá tengas la oportunidad nuevamente, y si no, habrá otras.
@flacovitantonio
@flacovitantonio 3 года назад
Sabés cuál es la diferencia entre flor y Floresta ? Saludos de Argentina
@DLloydGray
@DLloydGray 3 года назад
I'm pretty sure that this is Rick's way of telling us that we should all practice more.
@Tacotac64
@Tacotac64 3 года назад
But the problem is Martha Argerich never practiced a lot - well that’s what she says...
@that_thing_I_do
@that_thing_I_do 3 года назад
Or it's never too late.
@modderkevin5124
@modderkevin5124 3 года назад
Lol wanna guess what I did after watching the video?
@glfriendliness9793
@glfriendliness9793 3 года назад
Nah, he just digs older chicks with hot licks.🤪🤣🤪
@mattwatson7106
@mattwatson7106 3 года назад
The only reason she is still playing at 80+ is that she hasn't overdone the practice. Too much practice is not good, long term.
@vargaso
@vargaso 2 года назад
She's astounding. Her articulation and phrasing at incredibly high speeds is superhuman. She's the perfect combination of the highest possible level of technique and deep emotionality in playing. Genius.
@pcm7315
@pcm7315 Год назад
The piece from 1965 - her fingers seem to float above the keys - .
@franksmith541
@franksmith541 Год назад
Earl Wild played better than her when he was in his mid-80's. And if you want to compare current techniques, Marc-Andre Hamelin is THE supreme technician - he plays the most difficult music while showing minimal effort. Male pianists are generally better.
@joaquinvargas3915
@joaquinvargas3915 Год назад
@@franksmith541 What a reductive, unimaginative and boring way to look at music.
@treybarefoot7040
@treybarefoot7040 Год назад
@@franksmith541 you seem like your soul must be in need of love
@riccardocarbo2479
@riccardocarbo2479 Год назад
Good insight. Agreed. Martha is impeccable and a phenomenon.
@SMPFJ
@SMPFJ Год назад
I saw her play a week ago in Berlin with the cellist Mischa Maisky. She still plays like a young woman with all the skill and dexterity that youth allows and all the knowledge and wisdom that comes with age. A true master.
@miamonmiller3967
@miamonmiller3967 Год назад
You're so very lucky. Mischa Maisky is still a wonderful musician (and not as old as Martha) but on recent youtube performances, one can hear an incremental loss of dexterity. I believe he's the only cellist to have studied with both Rostropovich and Piatigorsky.
@julianscott4682
@julianscott4682 Год назад
Envy.
@2k10clarky
@2k10clarky 6 месяцев назад
Mischa Maisky Bach Suite No. 1 is my go to, his prelude is a miracle to my ears@@miamonmiller3967
@geigenatelierbrusch469
@geigenatelierbrusch469 3 года назад
Martha Argerich visited the house of my parents when I was 6 or 7 years old. This must have been in the beginning og the 60ies. She had been looking for a place to practice during the days while she was rehearsing and performing a concerto with the local orchestra (Philharmonia Hungarica) to which we were connected. My parents had offered her their humble upright piano which she accepted gladly. When she came to us we all were stunned by her sheer beauty and the overwhelming force of her personality. We were of course fascinated by listening through the closed door to that exuberant playing. There had never been such devine music sounding in our living room before. I remember when she after some extensive practicing said goodby to us, took me in her heartfull manner, embracing me and kissing me on my chin. Many years later I often thought that this must have been for me the kiss of the muse itself. I had a fine life in music myself, but of course on a much smaller scale than the devine Martha Argerich.
@OscarEDodier
@OscarEDodier 2 года назад
Wowww. So amazingly cool. Musica Regina!!!
@JS-ln4ns
@JS-ln4ns 2 года назад
She is a rare combination of the Apollonian principle of beauty, with the tumult and fire of the Dyonisian, which you can readily see and hear in her art. The other female artist I see this in is Vivien Leigh. It's exceedingly rare and quite memorable when you encounter it.
@falldog9
@falldog9 2 года назад
OMG!
@afifahhamilton8843
@afifahhamilton8843 2 года назад
What a marvellous experience for you. A treasure in the chest of life.
@lnl3237
@lnl3237 2 года назад
@@JS-ln4ns Yes! Yes! Yes! Vivien Leigh was just such a creature. So few videos of her performing on the stage, but her ethereal qualities were captured on film. Mesmerizing in "Waterloo Bridge." (Ashamed to say, I was unfamiliar with Ms. Argerich.)
@MrBitflipper
@MrBitflipper 3 года назад
Thanks for this inspiring piece, Rick. When I turned 50, I ran across an old videotape of me playing piano in my 20's. It was a little depressing, because I realized I could no longer play that fast. I just assumed everything slows down with every passing year. But in my 60's I joined a band after my wife died, as a way to combat depression. Now, with my 70th birthday fast approaching, I've never played faster or more precisely than I do today. Use it or lose it!
@rizzleriz4457
@rizzleriz4457 2 года назад
True words. Glad you're back and aceing it.
@dsvelazquez
@dsvelazquez 2 года назад
What an inspiring comment. Thank you for sharing your story!
@uscjd2004
@uscjd2004 2 года назад
That is great to hear, because I just started learning at 43. Gonna be a steep climb. Cheers!
@michaelbrito2978
@michaelbrito2978 2 года назад
How weird, my life is exactly paralleling yours, only 10 years later, seriously!
@mariki3
@mariki3 2 года назад
Wow 😃
@Lorenzo1950
@Lorenzo1950 Год назад
She's 81 now. The secret to a long life is never to stop learning. The mind has to stay active. I'm 72 and still study drums. I'm no virtuoso but I believe in learning as long as possible. I don't play as loud as I did at age 35 but I am playing just as well.
@mariolago8616
@mariolago8616 Год назад
Lorenzo man… I am 86 and has always been an amateur jazz drummer.. I too practice almost every day as well as playing with.professional Friends and with records..So I am glad that I am not the only one left … Borges said ‘ La musica e la migliore forma del tempo’ ..If you can’t translate let me know.. Keep swinging..Mario
@nicholasschroeder3678
@nicholasschroeder3678 10 месяцев назад
When an interviewer asked an 84 year old Pablo Casals why he still practiced so much, he said, "Because I think I can get better."
@Rosannasfriend
@Rosannasfriend Год назад
This is the kind of video everyone in the world needs to see. The way that young people are always the ones credited with being virtuoso, and everyone thinks that they're too late if they're older than that , it's cool to know that you can be an 80 year old virtuoso.
@inanis9801
@inanis9801 Год назад
But see was a virtuoso when she was young
@madmanis12345
@madmanis12345 Год назад
Your comment reminds me of the meme on how in order to be a self made millionare you must first start out with millions of dollars
@Thedarksnw
@Thedarksnw Год назад
Sure its no problem if you also have photographic memory and are able to reproduce music perfectly after a single hearing
@jameslauren6084
@jameslauren6084 Год назад
@@Thedarksnw you don’t have to be born with it. Most musicians after a certain point just need to find the root note and they can feel their way through the intervals. You can see it with intermediate guitarists quite easily because of how visual a tool like the Capo is, but it’s the same on every instrument. Once you know where to play, you know how to play.
@JeanClaudePeeters
@JeanClaudePeeters Год назад
@@jameslauren6084 Playing classical pieces is more than finding the root note and finding your way... In fact , that is the easiest part with sheet music: the key signature 😉. Scarlatti sonata in Dminor... you have the root note, now play it.
@PADARM
@PADARM 3 года назад
I had the enormous privilege of seeing her live at a concert 5 years ago. After the concert a group of people waited for her at the exit of the theater to see her leave. An assistant very politely asked us not to ask for autographs because she was very tired after the concert and of course we all understood. When she left, she walked out of the theater, she looked to all of us in the eye and greeted us with a big smile, no words were needed, her smile said it all. She carried a huge bouquet of flowers with her beautiful long hair and walked to her hotel - it was a couple of blocks away- alone with a couple of assistants. She has that aura of a living legend. It's a moment that I treasure forever.
@VideoClubRandom
@VideoClubRandom 3 года назад
As an Argentinian myself I can say that she is a national source of pride. That at the same time it is unfortunately underrated or not sufficiently known in our own country...
@TheLablujan
@TheLablujan 3 года назад
I´m from Argentina as well, and I wish I know music enough to appreciate her talent the way she deserves. But if she´s good enough for Rick to drop his jaw, it´s all proven.
@agenoire3839
@agenoire3839 3 года назад
Same here, i just found her because of rick, that says it all
@sonholee5769
@sonholee5769 3 года назад
if she was a man and born in Europe, she would be a god...
@cristianbellino8828
@cristianbellino8828 3 года назад
Que se hacen los yankis xD
@thesuncollective1475
@thesuncollective1475 3 года назад
Well she's known now Thanks to Rick..mind-blowing She certainly does Argentina proud...pure inspiration
@RaterisimoCBA
@RaterisimoCBA 2 года назад
As an Argentinian I feel so thankful that you're talking about Martha and her incredible career and persona. One of the greatest pianists and musicians that ever existed !
@fabianingrassia3329
@fabianingrassia3329 Год назад
tenias que ser de ese pais arrogante
@Kamila-eb9pz
@Kamila-eb9pz Год назад
And she knows 6 languages too
@odalchiszaratutu6793
@odalchiszaratutu6793 Год назад
@@alexisarismendi7424 only from he rmother side, her father was of hispanic descendent
@muir9257
@muir9257 Год назад
@@odalchiszaratutu6793 She was born in Buenos Aires. She's argentinian.
@AFE1312
@AFE1312 Год назад
@@muir9257 Spanish father and ucranian mother. Therefore she is Spanish-Ukrainian 😂.
@RobertoDAlessandro
@RobertoDAlessandro Год назад
I "discovered" Martha almost a decade ago looking for executions of Bach. My teachers always said that Glenn Gould is the absolute master, and of course he was a genius, but when I heard Martha for the first time it was absolutely mind blowing. Not only the technique was unreal, but the depth and the nuances of EVERY note was mesmerizing. Hands down one of my favorite classical pianist ever, I'm so glad more people will get to know her after this video!
@vivfaydonahue687
@vivfaydonahue687 Год назад
A mother, a lady, a supremely-gifted creative soul - who interprets the classical piano masterworks... And seemingly WE have never even heard of her! Thank you thank you Rick B..... Also, Thank you for introducing us to Ted Gioia... After that interview I purchased his book "The Jazz Standards" which has become my favorite.
@glasss1978
@glasss1978 10 месяцев назад
Same here. I wish this video included some of her Bach performances. When I "assess" any keyboard player's skills ad musicianship, I check out videos of them playing Bach. You can't cheat with him, he exposes weaknesses like no one else and you need to bring so many things to the table for a great performance. I just watched her playing partita no. 2 at age 79 and I got totally underwhelmed by how perfect it was in every way (20 mins from memory, of course)
@donaldallen1771
@donaldallen1771 3 года назад
Rick -- your amazement at what she does and still does is rooted in a simple fact: Argerich is the rarest of musical and pianistic geniuses. I saw an interview where she stated very matter-of-factly that the Prokofiev 3rd Concerto was easy for her. She wasn't bragging; she was simply stating a fact. As someone who began piano lessons at 5, is now 78, studied with some well-known people, I can tell you that the Prokofiev 3rd is brutally difficult for us ordinary mortals. She is in a very small club that includes Sergei Rachmaninoff, Joseph Lhevinne, Josef Hofmann, and Vladimir Horowitz. That's why she can do the things that amaze you, though playing a half-hour or 45 minute concerto from memory is pretty routine for top professional pianists. Recall that Horowitz played the Rachmaninoff 3rd publicly for the last time when he was 75, from memory. Garrick Ohlsson has something like 60 concerti memorized and ready to go at a moment's notice. What is truly amazing about her is the quality of her playing -- the astonishing virtuosity, the sound, her big-picture sense (listen to her recording of the Liszt Sonata) and the sheer beauty of her playing.
@fightingforfreedom5017
@fightingforfreedom5017 3 года назад
I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about. But even I can sense that this is a very rare talented woman.
@MikeMayneMusic
@MikeMayneMusic 3 года назад
Well yeah, I mean...She just GETS IT
@MrNicks-gn8jc
@MrNicks-gn8jc 3 года назад
Ohlsson....wow.....I did see him live a few years ago......he did the HARDEST PIANO CONCERTO EVER WRITTEN...the Busoni C-Maj.....and FOR ANYONE to do it is a feat of DIVINITY....YEAH, Gerrick is the MAN !!
@AidanMmusic96
@AidanMmusic96 3 года назад
@@MrNicks-gn8jc Isn't that Busoni concerto the one with choir? What a wacky piece that is.
@MrNicks-gn8jc
@MrNicks-gn8jc 3 года назад
@@AidanMmusic96 THAT'S THE ONE!!
@llamallama6
@llamallama6 3 года назад
I saw her perform a couple of years ago, she was playing the Tchaikovsky concerto in B flat, (if you haven't seen it it opens with huge chords across the whole piano and is a very athletic pice to play) She seemed to have some difficulty walking and slowly made her way to the piano, but as soon as the orchestra started, she seemed to loose about 30 years, and came alive, and played the whole thing flawlessly. After the last chord, she stood and very slowly made her way to bow and leave the stage. When she walked she was in her late seventies, but when she played she was twenty something. I will never forget seeing her.
@leeroger1471
@leeroger1471 3 года назад
omg wow she is off the chain piano player
@leeroger1471
@leeroger1471 2 года назад
@@TexasFury you are exactly right classical music will always be way beyond (some) dumb rap songs.
@ulfgj
@ulfgj 2 года назад
i heard tchaikovsky was there in the audience!
@nancynewman6592
@nancynewman6592 2 года назад
I have seen that same thing with Dave Brubeck... difficult to walk to the piano, sat down, and also turned into a young man :) Inspiring as I get back into shape musically after CoVId and having a 70th birthday
@kriss581
@kriss581 2 года назад
I've run into her a couple times, last time two weeks ago with one of her daughter. I live in the same city and in the same quarter where she got an apartment. She seemed so old, very slow, very small, and dress with some very basic outfits. I asked her an autograph and she was still extremely life full in her talking and energetic. It still amazed me how she finds the way to balance the process of aging with this character, this energy and this intelligence we see so vividly in her performances. I deeply admire her
@russellinman3464
@russellinman3464 2 года назад
This is a great example of why all bands need to support this channel. I had not, to this point heard of Martha I will never forget her. Going straight to Spotify to follow her and travel down the RU-vid rabbit hole. Thank you brother for this gem!
@adamsackfield589
@adamsackfield589 Год назад
So it’s 10 months later. How did you enjoy Martha? Thoughts on Chopin?
@adamsackfield589
@adamsackfield589 Год назад
So it’s 10 months later. How did you enjoy Martha? Thoughts on Chopin?
@turntablesrockmyworld9315
@turntablesrockmyworld9315 Год назад
This is the problem, one of the greatest, if not arguably the greatest pianist of all time, and most "music fans" (read: classic rock listeners) have not heard of her. How is this possible??
@bayareapianist
@bayareapianist Год назад
@@adamsackfield589 because as he said she hardly ever gave any concerts in USA and topical people in USA do not care much about European classical musics. They enjoy mostly jazz which is mostly cooked on the spot. She is very well known in Europe and of course Argentina and she cared to learn their languages.
@mariapap8962
@mariapap8962 9 месяцев назад
​@@bayareapianistshe's known WORLDWIDE, not only in Europe and Argentina!
@lisbethh.2735
@lisbethh.2735 11 месяцев назад
I heard her in a concert. She was 17 and chainsmoking, and breathtakingly beautiful. She is a genius. Truly from another world.
@danilokb
@danilokb 3 года назад
My mom is 80 years old and still teaching piano. So glad for her.
@robertbudnik3318
@robertbudnik3318 3 года назад
Rick, I’m seventy and have never heard of this incredible artist. You have done a great service with this video to the world of music. Thank you!
@mattm2651
@mattm2651 3 года назад
Same here. Tha ks Rick. Amazing
@buzzsmith8146
@buzzsmith8146 3 года назад
Me, either!
@TheButterMinecart1
@TheButterMinecart1 3 года назад
Never heard of the most legendary pianist of the 20th century?
@robfaber1036
@robfaber1036 3 года назад
I am awestruck, goosebumps...thank you Rick for the turn-on, and all you do!
@Groteskfull
@Groteskfull 3 года назад
@@TheButterMinecart1 I know, crazy right? There are actually people in the world who don't know of something/someone that you do?!?!
@drdellaman
@drdellaman Год назад
Classical soloists are an incredibly talented group. The amount of wildly intricate music they can play from memory is astounding.
@anasuarez738
@anasuarez738 9 месяцев назад
I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This winter - July/August - I saw her at Teatro Colón in the Festival which is named after her. She played - concerts and chambers music - together with Nelson Goerner, Sergei Nakariakov and Charles Dutoit (her ex-husband). The Argerich Festival started in 2001. It was a privilege to see and enjoy her art at the age of 82 yo.
@vavabeatle
@vavabeatle 3 года назад
I saw her live twice and had the chance to ask for an autograph afterwards. She asked for my name and smiled at me. It was the highlight of my life, honestly
@i.ehrenfest349
@i.ehrenfest349 Год назад
I really hope not
@TheBereangirl
@TheBereangirl Год назад
I bet she remembers you.☺️♥️
@tacitozetticci9308
@tacitozetticci9308 Год назад
@@i.ehrenfest349 eh life isn't about highlights anyways right? The baseline is much more important than the peaks
@tatoarg9508
@tatoarg9508 3 года назад
Argentinian here. If you ever have the chance of hearing her live, do it. It's more than amazing. She's a national treasure. We couldn't be more proud of her.
@chaoznofx
@chaoznofx 3 года назад
es nuetra ...
@chaoznofx
@chaoznofx 3 года назад
y para el mundo ..
@zatoichiMiyamoto
@zatoichiMiyamoto 3 года назад
Pues muchas gracias. Saludos desde chile.
@tatoarg9508
@tatoarg9508 3 года назад
@@zatoichiMiyamoto aguante Arrau
@nanajockel
@nanajockel 3 года назад
Twice I travelled five hundred miles to Sydney, bought tickets and arrived at the Opera House finding she had canceled.... she’s never performed in Australia. The disappointments never dimmed my enthusiasm and love for her - she is eternal
@victoriabutanu5400
@victoriabutanu5400 8 месяцев назад
I have just discovered Martha Argerich, after my mom saw her in concert last night (18 September 2023) in Bucharest. She told me that Martha is the best pianist in the world, so I started reading on her. After listening to your video, I feel so much awe, like I have just discovered a new planet.
@hortehighwind8651
@hortehighwind8651 7 месяцев назад
I heard a recording of her of when she played at 20 sep 2023 at Lausanne. I’m very impressed 😊 Never heard Schumann and Schubert so good.
@Nadia1989
@Nadia1989 6 месяцев назад
Welcome to the club!
@FernandaGomezVasquez
@FernandaGomezVasquez 10 месяцев назад
Just saw her last night in Teatro Colon playing Stravinsky and Beethoven. What a genius
@darkmatterenergyfull
@darkmatterenergyfull 3 года назад
As Argentinian, this is so much significant for me. Marta is so underrated in our country, and she is ine of the best that ever play piano. Is such a shame. Thanks Rick for take some minutes and talk about her.
@klaus.mp3
@klaus.mp3 3 года назад
hey argentinian here too! i don't think it's undervalued in our country, (as a concert pianist myself) i think it's more a matter of social strata and that it's not recognized because of a difference in the musical culture generated in argentina.
@scutrera2
@scutrera2 3 года назад
Que haces acá? 😁
@CLAYPOOLALAMENOSUNO
@CLAYPOOLALAMENOSUNO 3 года назад
@@klaus.mp3 I don't think she's underrated here. She just doesn't come so often, and if you want to see her play, it will cost you. Also, in this country, classical music is seen as a high class thing, sadly. I'd start a political rant regarding who like to go to the Colón Theatre to show off, but I guess I'd better shut up :D.
@fedecan770
@fedecan770 3 года назад
She isn’t underrated. Classical music isn’t a popular genre and culture in general. She is in high regard in the academia and amongst enthusiasts
@igodoypalmas
@igodoypalmas 3 года назад
Maaaaal.. somos varios argentos aca
@timothyissler3815
@timothyissler3815 3 года назад
Rick Beato: the only man who can say "groove" when talking about classical music and get away with it.
@RickBeato
@RickBeato 3 года назад
I couldn’t think of any other one when I was riffing on it haha!
@audibletapehiss3764
@audibletapehiss3764 3 года назад
That word really needs to be a bigger part of the classical lexicon. I think people shy away from it because it has a certain mythology of being "loose" rather than precise, but in fact those are 2 equal aspects of groove. Honestly, they should get over it because there's not another word that opens up that conversation between teacher and student. They have feeling, but not feel.
@bassmaiasa1312
@bassmaiasa1312 3 года назад
Groove is all I think of listening to Beethoven, Chopin, Brahams, Liszt. I don't have anything close to virtuoso technique so I play at a much slower tempo, The funk can get lost at the amazing prestissimo, at least to my ears. Chopin is insanely funky! The finale to the Scherzo #3 that Rick excerpted is monster funk!
@bassmaiasa1312
@bassmaiasa1312 3 года назад
@@audibletapehiss3764 The Ukrainian Mykola Suk teaches his students: 'you can play on the beat, before the beat, or after the beat -- but never the same!" You can watch Lang Lang teaching right here on YT, he's all about teaching the swing. Whatever word they may use, the concept is absolutely part of classical piano. Most classical pianists I know have plenty of feeling and feel.
@audibletapehiss3764
@audibletapehiss3764 3 года назад
@@bassmaiasa1312 that's great. I don't spend much time in the classical world anymore, so my experiences are probably outdated.
@TOPDadAlpha
@TOPDadAlpha 10 месяцев назад
And in my opinion she is the world's best living pianist. Bar none
@dadadeede7713
@dadadeede7713 Год назад
I met her several times through my father, who is a classical record label owner. She is very genuine and a great person! Love to watch her playing !
@Ace-dv5ce
@Ace-dv5ce Год назад
That’s nice
@jimmartin7917
@jimmartin7917 3 года назад
I don't know her personally but several good friends have played with her for decades. I know lots of her students and have never once heard anyone say anything negative about her. In the world if competitive classical music that's as rare as an 80 year-old playing Prokofiev.
@itsjudystube7439
@itsjudystube7439 3 года назад
My grandma was still playing beautifully from memory at 78. I miss her.
@mina_en_suiza
@mina_en_suiza Год назад
The thing about Martha Argerich is not only her being an incredible musician, but also one of the smartest and warm hearted persons in the world of music.
@guitaro5000
@guitaro5000 Год назад
Imagine putting on a resume “72 Years of Experience”
@ONeirda
@ONeirda 3 года назад
Dear Mr. Beato The fact that you do a video about a classical musician convinces me even more that you truly are an expert regarding music of almost any kind. I very much appreciate your open mind. Thank you so much for your honest devotion to music in general.
@playwithmelivenow6589
@playwithmelivenow6589 3 года назад
We need more videos on classical music and musician, Rick!😅😅
@TruthRevealer1
@TruthRevealer1 Год назад
Whats so astounding is not only her incredible talent but her incredible HEALTH~ (no arthritis? no tendonitis?), the sheer physical capability to play these pieces at age 80 is mind boggling and serves as an inspiration to anyone and everyone.
@wreckim
@wreckim Год назад
It appears, from Wikipedia, she found an oncologist almost as equally talented in his field, that saved her life. I think God wants her to play for us a little longer.
@franksmith541
@franksmith541 Год назад
The American pianist, Earl Wild, was playing and recording difficult music by Liszt and others when he was 85. Arthur Rubinstein was performing big concertos by Saint-Saens and Chopin when he was 90. So what?
@wreckim
@wreckim Год назад
@@franksmith541 So, it's a 3/7billion occurrence.
@Schienke1
@Schienke1 Год назад
​@@wreckim I think god also wanted her to play for him a little longer
@MPardo-cx6jj
@MPardo-cx6jj Год назад
@@franksmith541 Mr. Smith, you list great examples. Thank you. I see your point and also see that her abilities are indeed rare and more often than not, the exception to the rule. Knowing, and having said that, to a certain extent, I also say to myself "so what?!" Not because I take lightly her impressive, admirable and exceptional talent and abilities, but because there are many seniors engaging in many extraordinary and exceptional feats today! Many embrace the paradigms of "New-Age" scientific findings, and many push the "envelope" to no end! It could be playing a musical instrument, climbing mountains, jumping out of planes, running marathons, standing on their heads for long periods, powerlifting, etc. May God continue to bless them all; they're absolutely inspiring!
@Tylervrooman
@Tylervrooman 3 года назад
Pablo Casals was asked why he still practiced in his 80s, "I think there's still room for improvement..."
@romaric9874
@romaric9874 3 года назад
Pablo Casals practiced six suite of Bach every day, every day. One famous pianist said he replay at slow tempo every piece after each concert to eliminate bad habits....
@brandex2011
@brandex2011 3 года назад
James Moody, a true Jazz legend who died at 85, continued to consider himself a student.
@totalrobot
@totalrobot 3 года назад
Flower of Life. You know.
@wadecottingham
@wadecottingham 3 года назад
Tyler Vrooman that is a misquote or a paraphrase. You could look up the actual quote in 5 seconds instead of rewording it in your own words. "Because..I think I am making progress"
@kublaikapsalis
@kublaikapsalis 3 года назад
- 80 years old! - Playing piano INSANELY! - Playing all these long concertos from memory - Speaking 5 languages - Had 3 kids and still shreds insanely! ABSOLUTELY MINDBLOWN!! me at 80: - Dead.
@athletemusician8098
@athletemusician8098 3 года назад
She is a female polymath or Renaissance woman
@kublaikapsalis
@kublaikapsalis Год назад
@Donna di Lode really? i dont think so, im not a special im just an ordinary artist,but thank you anyway :D
@Bailey2006a
@Bailey2006a 11 месяцев назад
It’s called “ genius” And … not being plagued by arthritis in her hands. God continues to smile down on her! May he continue to do so…
@54321Judith
@54321Judith Год назад
It’s like she just never stopped practicing or working so she is going to be very good. She’s had a lot more time than everyone else to become this amazing!🥰 and she’s continue to work.
@jameslauren6084
@jameslauren6084 Год назад
“You know how you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice. Practice. Practice.”
@allwheeldrive
@allwheeldrive Год назад
She was clearly gifted to begin with (at the top of her "class" in her 20s) and there is no boundary between her and her music. Remembering complete pieces has nothing to do with practice, but the time she put into her work went straight to her soul.
@pascalsolal
@pascalsolal 3 года назад
What's impressive in Martha's playing is her energy, and the clarity of her sound, like cristal. She's always been one of my favorite.
@pascalsolal
@pascalsolal 3 года назад
@@StopFear I didn't refer to her age.
@jbognap
@jbognap 3 года назад
My musical goal for age 80 would be a beating heart.
@jeremysette3657
@jeremysette3657 3 года назад
Haha, same
@Franatom
@Franatom 3 года назад
LOL
@livb6945
@livb6945 3 года назад
Well, that's all she seems to need... 😜
@axsup7g140
@axsup7g140 3 года назад
Tempo presto! :D
@Sexy2Limerick
@Sexy2Limerick 3 года назад
Gotta keep the rhythm going somehow. Beating heart seems like the way to do it.
@Usefulmusic
@Usefulmusic Год назад
Incidentally, about 15 years ago Argerich and Wang were both performing at the Verbier Festival. Yuja Wang was interviewed there and spoke glowingly about Martha Argerich's friendship and encouragement.
@annabelmayo450
@annabelmayo450 Год назад
Wonderful tribute to someone who has not had the level of world-wide recognition that she has definitely earned. Happy 80th Martha Argerich!
@numbersabcdefg
@numbersabcdefg 3 года назад
She speaks multiple language, music happens to be one of them.
@stevo43068
@stevo43068 3 года назад
Yes! This occurred to me too.
@domja9389
@domja9389 3 года назад
Well put sir.
@3rdstone1
@3rdstone1 3 года назад
Excellent comment.
@santinomeloso
@santinomeloso 3 года назад
Hi Rick! An Argentinian here. Martha Argerich is a treasure, a cultural Icon and yet , here in my country she is forgotten ,almost denied. As a country, we only could be better if we start to understand and to appreciate how important Mrs. Argerich is for our culture and society. Thanks for spread her art Rick.
@AntonNidhoggr
@AntonNidhoggr 3 года назад
Sadly but this is a standard situation with the classical music. I'm from Russia and we have a bunch of really good pianists here, but most people just don't know them since they don't watch concerts, and professional pianists are usually too busy or uninterested to participate in popular TV shows. I think it's a great video though. I see a couple of: "wow, didn't know about her" in comments means at least someone has discovered this beautiful artist thx to Rick :-)
@trevorguy63
@trevorguy63 3 года назад
Interestingly, I’m not sure to what extent she continued to connect with her Argentinian roots since she spends more of her time in Europe, speaks most often in French, etc... but yeah, I agree with you, she’s a treasure!
@patriciofernandez2711
@patriciofernandez2711 3 года назад
Cómo que la olvidamos? Incluso la gente que no sabe nada de música clásica te puede decir quién es Martha Argerich, es como saber quién es Gardel aunque no escuches tango.
@lwcyphr
@lwcyphr 3 года назад
tan argentino (de un lado de la grieta) como la Argerich. Aprovechar que se habla de nuestro país para bardearlo "como argentino". A Marta en este país se la ama.
@enkiitu
@enkiitu 3 года назад
She is ABSOLUTELY very well known in Argentina. I don’t know your area of expertise but she is the most famous actual musician alongside Barenboim.
@tconnell1121
@tconnell1121 2 года назад
this woman is something that approaches transcendence. She has tapped into something special. To even be able to manage that much information in your head, and let it flow out, through your hands onto the instrument is boggling. Not to mention multiple languages. The word "savant" comes to mind, although I don't think that word is adequate. I would love to know what goes on behind those eyes!
@drrabner47
@drrabner47 Год назад
In the documentary Bloody Daughter, her daughter says ‘I am the daughter of a goddess.’ How true.
@ioana938
@ioana938 27 дней назад
Sitting here watching this, deep in my own Martha Argerich rabbit hole!!!
@lasercorn2399
@lasercorn2399 3 года назад
Okay, seriously... I have been perusing Rick's channel for some time and might have even made a comment or two. And I have to be honest, I have never heard of Martha Argerich before now. While I'm deeply entrenched in progressive metal, I keep at least one toe into the waters of jazz, ambient, Afro, chill/downtempo and classical. I'd like to believe that I'm more exposed to music than most. But Martha? A woman who speaks at least five languages (fluently, I might add) and plays with the same frenetic pace in her 80s as she did in her 20s while I can barely play Subdivisions at the age of 48? It's almost unfair. Thanks for sharing, Rick!
@charliecampbell6851
@charliecampbell6851 3 года назад
She’s a well-known concert pianist, but I was surprised she was still alive, honestly.
@WalyB01
@WalyB01 3 года назад
GO find what she has played. I recommend here Scarlatti in Dminor is quite metal \m/ never mind Rick put it in!
@Musicienne-DAB1995
@Musicienne-DAB1995 3 года назад
Agreed!
@Quotenwagnerianer
@Quotenwagnerianer 3 года назад
@@charliecampbell6851 For me it's rather surprising that she is already 80. I have been following her carreer on and off and I would have assumed that she would be around 70. ;)
@joaopedrojosinocidcamargo3010
@joaopedrojosinocidcamargo3010 3 года назад
She speaks Portuguese too
@jakelabete7412
@jakelabete7412 3 года назад
My respect for you just shot up 100% because you know and respect Martha Argerich. She was 'the' pianist of the 2nd half of 20th century and an absolute legend. They do not make 'em like that anymore.
@julianneheindorf5757
@julianneheindorf5757 Год назад
This means that her memory is intact and that she doesn’t have any arthritis in her hands. Good for her. She must also have an amazing bundle of strength and energy to be able to perform a full evening’s concert. Performing in front of an audience is uplifting but also very draining.
@Appleita
@Appleita Год назад
Martha is amazing. She is a true treasure. I'm sorry I didn't find out about her until about two weeks ago. At first I didn't listen to her videos. I thought that she was probably "much ado about nothing." But I watched one of her videos...Prokofiev's 3rd Concerto...and I was hooked. Now, I can't get enough of her. Bless her heart, she and I are almost the same age...I'm a tad (ahem) older. But I most certainly and definitely look up to her and respect her and envy her 'muscle memory" as Yuja calls it. You go, Martha, girl!!
@FeonaLeeJones
@FeonaLeeJones 3 года назад
I met Martha Argerich at SF Symphony years ago....She was smoking a cigarette in the green room. There was definitely a queen energy to her. She has experienced a lot and is highly intelligent. One of the most influential pianists that has opened my eyes and ears to. My favorite recording is her with Charles Dutoit playing the Rachmaninoff 3rd Piano Concerto. I listened to it on repeat when I was learning that piece many years ago. I hope she lives a very long life i.e. Elliot Carter-long. If you want to learn more about her personal life, I recommend watching "Bloody Daughter" which was a documentary made by one of her daughters and goes into the details of her life and all the struggles she has endured.
@Matthew.E.Kelly.
@Matthew.E.Kelly. 3 года назад
That Rach 3rd recording is *beast* for sure, I feel like people don't understand just how important Argerich is to modern music 😎 like at all. I can listen to her debut recording every single day.
@franklee1205
@franklee1205 3 года назад
Thank you, will definitely look to find that👍
@rayjr62
@rayjr62 3 года назад
Rick, gives hope to a 58-year old hack like me that I might be able to play the guitar half way decent by the time I am 65. God bless her. Thanks for posting this gem.
@UnexpectedAmy
@UnexpectedAmy 3 года назад
You can become amazing in that time!! Keep at it if you love it. At least 20 mins a day as often as you can. Have the time of your life! :D
@diatonicdelirium1743
@diatonicdelirium1743 3 года назад
Same here, although I have 6 years extra ;) My first stretch goal is "Mood for a day"
@cartman9675
@cartman9675 3 года назад
53, and it makes me incredibly happy every day just to practice! Making great strides (IMO at least lol) on the piano, and starting, again, from scratch on the guitar until I feel like I can move on. Every day it's just one of the biggest joys of my life!
@tdsims1963
@tdsims1963 3 года назад
Just keep at it! I started cello as an adult at the age of 39. I am now 58. Goal piece: Bach Suite #6 (a lot of thumb position!). It will happen. Just like your goal piece. Best of luck! P.S--Stop calling yourself a hack. I know you're being modest but it is kind of a way of telling yourself that you'll never "get there".
@NelsonStJames
@NelsonStJames 3 года назад
58 myself, and the first thought I had seeing her was, "damn, maybe it ain't too late after all."
@nohaylamujer
@nohaylamujer Год назад
She's truly superhuman. I've seen her live many times, and the effect is mesmerizing. Her control of dynamics is unsurpassed -- each finger seems to work independently.
@skylark5789
@skylark5789 11 месяцев назад
You are the ultimate educator, because you share what you love and what excites you. Thank you for this little gift of joy in the work of Argerich.
@frankblunt2482
@frankblunt2482 3 года назад
Martha redefines thinking about the aging process. A beautiful genius.
@themincingninjapoofsawayli898
@themincingninjapoofsawayli898 3 года назад
The thing that strikes me most about her playing is just how efficient her movements are. She barely looks like she's moving, let alone working hard to play the way she does.
@cheery-hex
@cheery-hex 3 года назад
the flexibility and lightness of her hands while playing is unreal
@fromulus
@fromulus 3 года назад
It's that efficiency that minimizes strain and stress on those hands, making playing at 80 realistic.
@neeltheother2342
@neeltheother2342 3 года назад
Looks at some of the videos of Vladimir Horowitz when he was older. It is even more so with him.
@Jason75913
@Jason75913 3 года назад
@@fromulus we best learn from her, then
@leohale403
@leohale403 3 года назад
Yea it's crazy. For example, if you look at her playing the D minor Scarlatti sonata, the way she does the repeated notes is like nothing I've ever seen from other pianists. Just about everything seems effortless to her
@glennhelton4220
@glennhelton4220 Год назад
Hey Rick, I've been watching your videos for years now, and out of all of the ones I've seen, this one is the most inspiring one to me. I'll be 54, and I play lead guitar and bass on Lower Broadway here in Nashville 7 days a week, and lately I've been so depressed and discouraged about playing music that I've wanted to quit more times than I can remember. Seeing this video has kicked me in the rear end and lit a fire within me to keep going, to not let anything, or anyone get in my way of achieving my own personal best. Thank you sir for this video!
@neocollective
@neocollective Год назад
Hey, I've been staying in that Lower Broadway area many times for work, I understand your frustration as a musician. Look up that documentary about Martha Argerich's life and career, it's revealing and humbling.
@johanna5688
@johanna5688 Год назад
If you don't use it, you lose it. You will have to start from ABC if you let it drop, and that is very boring & disheartening. It happened to me. I spiralled into a deep depression after things turned sour for me a few years ago. I had so many tunes in my repertoire that I had memorised, but have since forgotten to play them by memory now. Now that is sad. I'm 61 and had been playing for many years before that. I regret letting my keyboard playing go. I really do. It is just so hard to get anywhere near where I was before. I don't know if I even have the will to do it anymore. Don't make the same mistake as me. I played so well before.
@halbos7637
@halbos7637 Год назад
@@johanna5688 You are a musician. I love music. Get back to playing, PLEASE!
@halbos7637
@halbos7637 Год назад
You are a musician. I love music. Keep playing, PLEASE!
@Gustavo-kn9nf
@Gustavo-kn9nf Год назад
Martha Argerich is among the very best ever, high up there with Arthur Rubinstein, Samson François, Byron Janis and Evgeny Kissin.
@theMuritz
@theMuritz Год назад
I didn’t hear about some of these names. However I miss Vladimir Horowitz on your list
@KimOverholtArt
@KimOverholtArt 3 года назад
There's a man in my neighbourhood. War hero Peter Jackson in his 90's...still sings "Till There was You" and serenades me when I see him. His voice is amazing! Gives me goosebumps...lol
@GaboRossini
@GaboRossini 3 года назад
Soy argentino también y lo voy a decir en castellano: ¡Aguante Martha! La mejor pianista que existe. Sin lugar a dudas 🌿
@jeanpaulbarbona7376
@jeanpaulbarbona7376 3 года назад
Vaaaamo Marthaaa
@ramonbs6075
@ramonbs6075 3 года назад
@@montauta Lo mismo pasa en el mundo y no creo que por eso esté mal el mundo.
@tomyferrario9911
@tomyferrario9911 3 года назад
Pero claro!
@PlayTheGuitarra
@PlayTheGuitarra 3 года назад
Gabo estoy seguro que Rick Beato no tiene idea de la historia de Martha Argerich con el General 🤣🤭🤭
@GaboRossini
@GaboRossini 3 года назад
@@PlayTheGuitarra No lo mencioné para no armar bardo. Pero todos deberían recordar que gracias a Perón, Martha pudo estudiar en Austria y ser reconocida internacionalmente. La misma Martha tiene la humildad de reconocerlo. Pero bueno... Rick no tiene porqué saberlo jaja
@marcelavaccarini1890
@marcelavaccarini1890 Год назад
Last year I had the privilege of seeing her at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. Just her and the piano. It was a magnetic and captivating performance. Really a dream.
@ctuna2011
@ctuna2011 17 дней назад
So fluid and dynamic, and at that age just unbelievable.
@TheBankBand
@TheBankBand 3 года назад
In Poland, specially in Warsaw The Chopin Competition is a big deal. Every 5 years everybody becomes Chopin expert :) And they always present previous winners, at least the memorable ones. She's always on that list. Great that she still performs at her age.
@bigl5343
@bigl5343 3 года назад
Checkout Grzegorz Niemczuk's channel. He does analyses of Chopin. He won the Warsaw Chopin competition in 2010.
@wilh3lmmusic
@wilh3lmmusic 2 года назад
She won in ‘65 and served on the jury other times too
@chasmenear7130
@chasmenear7130 2 года назад
She is one of the most amazing musicians in history. Period.
@louise_rose
@louise_rose Год назад
Agree, and at eighty she's as musically indestructible as Jon Anderson and Placido Domingo (also active and in completely remarkable vocal shape/range at the same age or next to it).
@Kamila-eb9pz
@Kamila-eb9pz Год назад
Do you think she can play Rush B?
@chasmenear7130
@chasmenear7130 Год назад
@@Kamila-eb9pz Huh?! To cut to a chase- This woman could play ANYTHING.
@elizabethlauer8179
@elizabethlauer8179 Год назад
My husband and I heard Martha Argerich perform a recital when she (and we) was in her 20s (almost sixty years ago) at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium (at the Met in NYC), and I shall never forget how she marched on the stage to the piano, flounced on to the bench and IMMEDIATELY launched perfectly into the delicacy and beauty of "des Abends," the first of the eight Fantasiestücke of Schumann. People should listen to her two-piano work, as well as all the other recordings that are available.
@robertjason6885
@robertjason6885 10 месяцев назад
Rick, it’s actually pronounced “Marta.” But wonderful to see you have the same love for her as so many.
@bryancoryell8416
@bryancoryell8416 3 года назад
As a classically trained pianist, Martha has long been one of my favorite pianists. Her technique is incredible, but it’s the combination of that with intense expression and musicianship that making her playing amazing! Thank you for this video celebrating a phenomenal musician.
@charlesross9260
@charlesross9260 3 года назад
An artist who only gets better with age. Amazing. Mr. Coryell are you related to the Edna May Coryell who studied under Theresa Carreno? I was one of her last students in the 60's. She was very old and a little forgetful but it was a real experience to hear her play. She knew many of the best of her era and could tell lots of interesting stories. I was 15 and really didn't appreciate her at the time but she's someone I'll always remember fondly. Thank you.
@gilmacevers253
@gilmacevers253 3 года назад
The Russian School play with a certain fire and tone...Martha leaves it all in the Concert Hall. Amazing.
@mchristr
@mchristr 3 года назад
As a 63 year-old intermediate guitarist, this gives me hope. Later. Got to go and practice.
@Shellison1
@Shellison1 Год назад
I discovered Martha Argerich for the first time in my 60s at the recommendation of a classical pianist friend, and she is all that and more. What Rick didn't mention is that not only her technical perfection but the sheer musicality that drives it can bring you to tears on some of the slow movements.
@AudriannaB-World-Peace
@AudriannaB-World-Peace Год назад
I have watched her and so many classical pieces are so familiar as if I remember them all so well as from another lifetime. Martha Argerich is a superhuman pianist and have listened to her so often! I love classical piano and have played since I was 3.
@JoseLedesmaArg
@JoseLedesmaArg 3 года назад
Being a 66 years old Argentine musician I feel both proud and encouraged to go on and on playing
@Featherlightstudio
@Featherlightstudio 3 года назад
Unbelievable, just when I thought age was a viable excuse for diminishing abilities comes this amazing performer who blows that idea completely out of the water. She is an inspiration to all musicians everywhere.
@trouserbottomdog6120
@trouserbottomdog6120 9 месяцев назад
We have all been down that rabbit hole. Martha Argerich is extraordinary, there is nothing else to say.
@perceptoshmegington3371
@perceptoshmegington3371 Год назад
Her performance of Chopin's piano concerto no.1 in E minor with the Warsaw Philharmonic in 2010 is the greatest thing I've ever listened to. I must have listened to it 500 times by now and it still blows me away every time. The second movement is really one of the most beautifully constructed melodies that exists in music.
@japphan
@japphan Год назад
Found this video through my own Argerich rabbit hole. I think a good measure for an exceptionally great pianist is to have a single recording or performance that compares to Argerich's of that same piece. Technique is one thing, but it's her range and intensity of expression that baffles me. Whatever emotion she feels goes straight into the piano, whatever the musical idea is, she expresses it. We are truly blessed to have her, her recordings, her videos, and her brilliant mind.
@iwoods1
@iwoods1 3 года назад
I first heard her play in Montreal about 30 yeas ago. My wife is a conservatory-trained pianist and thinks Martha is the ultimate. We're even planning our summer vacation around a Martha recital in Europe. She's a force of nature...
@carlosbartnickitort6557
@carlosbartnickitort6557 3 года назад
When she was young, she was already an alien. And she is still from another planet. I love when you talk about “classical” music and musicians. That world can be even more crazy then rock and roll.
@francesschaefer
@francesschaefer Год назад
Thank you for this tribute! I am a classical pianist/ teacher for over 35 years now. I also am a huge jazz fan, really I have always been an eclectic listener. I discovered Martha Argerich on about 1980-81 as an undergraduate piano major and have been a huge fan ever since. However for years so busy raising a family teaching performing etc but in the last 4-5 years yes YOU TUBE! Plus since I have more time & $$ have collected many of her Chamber music performances
@TDBLAS
@TDBLAS Год назад
I love Martha Argerich, and I LOVE this wonderful tribute video to her. Thank you for sharing her with all you reach!
@devidasa9637
@devidasa9637 3 года назад
Bravo Rick for bringing awareness of Martha Argerich to a broader audience. I discovered her about 20 years ago and have been obsessed with her playing ever since.
@henrigaziel2002
@henrigaziel2002 3 года назад
Like she needs his help?
@DavidDiMuzio
@DavidDiMuzio 3 года назад
So beautiful to watch this. The beauty of her playing gave me so much hope. Almost brought me to tears.
@seanrimada8571
@seanrimada8571 3 года назад
Cry
@jasonruffjr3107
@jasonruffjr3107 3 года назад
I wish I could cry 😢
@Tuxedo2680
@Tuxedo2680 3 года назад
It is Beethoven who said that music is a revelation deeper than religion or philosophy.
@irishflutegirl9022
@irishflutegirl9022 3 года назад
Me too 😊❤️
@redddbaron
@redddbaron 3 года назад
Did bring me to tears! Her fingers actually flow like water over the keys and such beautiful music!
@anabelcantufloresreimann5602
Thank you for taking time to talk about Martha Argerich!! It is my absolute piano goddess and I have had the privilege of going to her concerts almost every two years or so! My life in Germany as a Mexican woukd never be the same without her. I have seen a legendary performance of the Nurcracker with a Russian pianist friend and her two sons. 4 pianists in two pianos in the Essener Philarmony! I was in heaven!
@cherylhutchinson7769
@cherylhutchinson7769 17 дней назад
Thank you for this. I discovered her about a month ago and am just AMAZED and can't get enough of her.
@brycewulf9741
@brycewulf9741 3 года назад
She made a deal with the devil... She gave him lessons in exchange for his soul..
@quayscenes
@quayscenes 3 года назад
🤣👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@gsm2424
@gsm2424 3 года назад
Not this bs again lmao
@MsLacy707
@MsLacy707 3 года назад
😭
@2002FREDERICK
@2002FREDERICK 3 года назад
Agreeeeeee !!!!
@samygeorge4183
@samygeorge4183 3 года назад
hahahaha xD nice one! :D
@DeanoPiano
@DeanoPiano 3 года назад
Her movements are scarily insane, she scares me, a living genius.
@AtlantaBill
@AtlantaBill Год назад
Amazing! Not because she's 80, but because she's ripened her talent by a life of dedication to music. I'll be 80 in two years, and my mother is over 100. I can speak a few languages myself and am now learning Mandarin. Age needn't be a barrier. Both my mother and I have played in bands and sung in choral groups, but Martha Argerich is on a whole different level. I think one day, if it's not the case now, she'll be spoken of in the same breath with Vladimir Horowitz. People speak of musical genius, but it's the work ethic and the dedication that really make the difference.
@doctormichelle
@doctormichelle 10 месяцев назад
Martha in 1 word: FOREVER
@CommodusSPQR
@CommodusSPQR 3 года назад
I've known about Martha since the early 70's, and have many records of her. She is a profound artist of the highest order.
@boysothebog
@boysothebog 3 года назад
I'm not one for classical music, but Rick has that knack of bringing the beauty of any style of music to the unwashed masses and making it a compelling view... wonderful, thank you Rick...True edutainment genius
@wolfgangamadeusmozart6457
@wolfgangamadeusmozart6457 3 года назад
but it's never too late to get into classical music boysofthebog
@fernandosibecas3492
@fernandosibecas3492 Год назад
She is incredibly gifted. I might be a little biased since I´m from Argentina, but she is one of a kind. In general I think everyone should learn to listen and to appreciate classical music.
@DistractedDaisy
@DistractedDaisy Год назад
I am today years old and just found out about this woman. I was born in 67. She is incredible.
@yoseidman4166
@yoseidman4166 Год назад
First for me today!
@jmack8767
@jmack8767 Год назад
OH OH OH go and check her "Jeux D'eau"!!!!
@Voartist
@Voartist 3 года назад
Keeps her mentally and physically young, and even though her hands look somewhat arthritic, she can fly over those keys. Her face doesn't look 80. What a fantastic testament to staying active when you're old! Thanks for bringing her to my attention.
@Musicienne-DAB1995
@Musicienne-DAB1995 3 года назад
Music is a lifelong gift!
@chzzyg2698
@chzzyg2698 3 года назад
This woman is incredible! How have I never heard of her? She's truly inspirational.
@leoaguilar4288
@leoaguilar4288 Год назад
I have no words, but one; SPEECHLESS!
@michaell.7693
@michaell.7693 Год назад
Thank you so much - always appreciate your insightful perspectives on various musicians. So much beauty in this life - Martha Argerich is wonderful!
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