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Mitsuko Uchida on Schumann's Piano Concerto

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Mitsuko Uchida in conversation with Sarah Willis, horn player of the Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded on the occasion of a performance with the Berliner Philharmoniker and Sir Simon Rattle, 13 February 2009.
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@brockpetrie3980 14 лет назад

I could listen to her speak for hours... Her passion is hypnotic.

@manuelspcool 13 лет назад

I have listened her speaking Japanese, German and English, She speaks the Japanese perfectly, the German like a Viennese lady, and the English like a lovely brittish lady with a little German accent =)

@louisvalencia5244 6 лет назад

A very light german accent. Tocayo.

@classicalphx6452 4 года назад

Through a great friend I was able to meet Mitsuku after a Carnegie Hall concert this past June. When I brought my CD up to be signed I told her how she inspired me to play again. She looked up, right into my eyes and said, "It is such a joy to play! Just to play! Out there [the stage] it's different, but just to play!" This woman is my idol. Love her!

@ThePaulNaka 12 лет назад

she has a great knowledge of music history and despite of other artists that are so unreachable she looks kind, funny and a very natural woman. She opened my eyes playing Mozart.

@jarabaa 13 лет назад

Unbelievable. I have never seen her speak. She is every bit as inspiring, compelling, fascinating, transcendent as in her playing. What a revelation. What an enchanting human being.

@bbqrainbow 15 лет назад

im not very intelligent in music but I know brilliance, passion, and intensity when I hear it. This woman is so awesome

@preopdollop 15 лет назад

Such an intoxicating person....woman AND artist! the world needs more dedicated and slighty mad people, like her... thanks Mitsuko! xx

@konigstephan 9 лет назад

This has to be one of the best interviews on the Net - *all* genres included ::-))

@corner559 9 лет назад

+konigstephan She is just amazing.

@bernardrossignon516 7 лет назад

Oui, je suis d'accord avec votre enthousiasme, son niveau 'analyse est peu commun.

@quinto34 14 лет назад

People like Uchida make me so darn music hungry..

@lazydreamereyes 14 лет назад

She is so compelling to watch and listen to. I could probably listen to her wax on the brilliance of great pianists past til I die.

@kennethc4391 7 лет назад

Oh, my God! This woman!

@metallwater 14 лет назад

I would and wish I could remain listening to her forever....talking about music and everything else!

@shibadoggie11 14 лет назад

I heard her voice for the first time. She IS one cool artist. She looks happy in the interview. I love her Mozart's piano works.

@chidlers99 13 лет назад

What a riveting, compelling, fascinating and beautiful lady! thanks for this post.

@absurdplanet 15 лет назад

Uchida was born in Japan--moved to Austria as a child with her family, attended conservatory there, and has lived in London since the 70's. Her father was a diplomat from Japan;.

@billducker7404 3 месяца назад

Lovely. Loved what you said very moving. I love his piano concerto. He was a great orchestrator despite what some say! The phantasiestucke are also great too. God bless you. Love your playing and teaching! Bill. Uk 🙏🎹🎹

@manuelspcool 14 лет назад

yeah she isn't just a big pianist she's the most interesting person and that's coz she loves music

@Alix777. 11 лет назад

I love this woman

@aminuali7175 4 года назад

Simply Elegant❤

@Johannes_Brahms65 3 года назад

Mrs. Uchida is not only very learned and sophisticated but also totally disarming and lovable!

@lmaka1 14 лет назад

She's a little nuts in a good way, haha. One cannot fake that kind of passion Actually I find her intensity very sexy. If only she were 25 years younger, :). It's obvious that she approaches her pieces with the utmost dedication--in order to delve into the deepest secrets of both music and composer. And for that she deserves great respect.

@her0esfan 15 лет назад

Wow, so great to get the insights of performers, we should hear these kinds of things more often.

@andrewanderson6121 2 года назад

Check out her amazing recording of the Debussy etudes--and the long interview about these works.

@ezyrod 5 лет назад

These two should run the world!!!!!!!! Brilliant

@cpthornman 15 лет назад

Power to the horn players!! Best horn section on the planet!!! What Berlin is doing with this new age of information is quite staggering and is really changing how we see a world class orchestra. Fantastic job Berlin and don't stop!!!

@aomf58 14 лет назад

Very attractive, wonderful person.

@berlinphil 15 лет назад

You can find many more interviews of that kind in our Digital Concert Hall. And they are all free!

@wnsbug 13 лет назад

OMG SHE SPEAKS EXACTLY LIKE I IMAGINED HER TO SPEAK!!!!!!

@berlinphil 14 лет назад

@jlcel0818ya: She talks about the Hungarian composer György Kurtág.

@berlinphil 13 лет назад

@thinkbigize She is talking about the conductor Kurt Sanderling.

@yossiban 15 лет назад

what a lady!!

@U38066 14 лет назад

@jerrytomball Totally agree... I was also impressed at the moment!

@kev7978 14 лет назад

She is so cool. :D

@stelderhaiderman 15 лет назад

Love the concert...

@srothbardt 12 лет назад

I wish she would record more Schumann since she plays his music so well.

@berlinphil 14 лет назад

@djurban I would say the names are Debussy, Ravel, Messiaen and Boulez.

@alexanderzero5752 14 лет назад

Haha this lady is awesome.

@LIYINA1 14 лет назад

Yes.I love her feeling to Piano.She is very much so good friend.

@OperaLover84 14 лет назад

What a neat person! As a side -- I think Japanese speaking voices which have a hint of a British accent are so cool to listen to.

@Seleuce 11 лет назад

Same way we learned that Mozart was a piano master and Beethoven: From records of people of their time who have heard them play.

@berlinphil 13 лет назад

@kaisersweeta No problem - take a look at the RU-vid video TOKcktvmk5o

@kaisersweeta 13 лет назад

I wanted to see her playing.

@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454 11 лет назад

I haven't understood till now that we could find Clara's name in Schumann's piano concerto. I mean, it might be true that Schumann suffered psychological disease in his lifetime. However, we could hard to deny that many of his masterpieces were born from this disease. That might be why his music, though is not as abstract as Schoenberg's, is still difficult to understand.

@raymondgood2359 7 лет назад

his masterpieces were born in spite of his many afflictions- alcohol abuse, neuro cerebral syphilis, paranoia, manic depressive episodes, schizophrenia

@jdbrown371 14 лет назад

Her voice is very interesting.

@AnarchoHumanist 14 лет назад

@steinway6603 I believe so. Schumann is particularly known for his motives deriving from the German musical alphabet.

@bbqrainbow 14 лет назад

@Cienstin Well I don't know any of the "mechanics" of music and I don't even play an instrument. I'm not skilled in music but I can appreciate it.

@OldRabit 15 лет назад

Appreciate this.

@djurban 14 лет назад

Could you tell me what was the name She mentioned at 6:14 - that She also plays ____ ?

@orannisthedestroyer 15 лет назад

she's so cool :)

@bbqrainbow 13 лет назад

@maxerdob Thank you for the kind words ^_^ I realize I should have worded that differently (I'm not very educated when it comes to music etc), but my grammar really sucks. I'm more of a medicine and science kinda guy. I was also too mesmerized by Uchida's awesomeness hehe

@0casteloencantado0 13 лет назад

i'm writing a book on clara schumann. make sure you all buy it when it comes out!!

@MrInterestingthings Год назад

Where !Boulez and Kurtag ! I'd like to see her recital programmes . Berg Sonata she recorded Webern Var. but Boulez ! Oh we''d like to see and hear her . Messiaen Oiseaux Exotiques ??? She does it all. Never heard her in Ravel either . Does she allow radio broadcasts . Amazing to hear this ! Her in Bach no.5 . Oh well ! So much more to her repertoire than one knows .

@nogi2608 2 года назад

She speaks English like a British with German accent.

@preopdollop 13 лет назад

@omatsu123 .... i agree, and there IS good madness! :))

@Brightstar27 13 лет назад

@AltaicPride01 I think they're friends as they have played together before.

@JosephineYoko 13 лет назад

@preopdollop "intoxicating person" I like the way you describe her. Only good person brings good madness.

@iamstoned4life 12 лет назад

That holds true for a job in which you don't put effort and most importantly passion into. However, as a concert musician you have to really love what you are doing. Therefore I would imagine them listening to pieces which they also perform.

@0casteloencantado0 12 лет назад

i've always wondered if concert musicians listen to concert music at home, in their private lives. anyone wishes to enlighten me?

@ThePaulNaka 12 лет назад

@0casteloencantado0 I suposse they do. I study music. I´m also a pianist (no cencertist) and of course, I listen the pieces I have to play at home and other kinds of classical music. I guess they also do.

@thinkbigize 13 лет назад

who does she mention that it was an event for his 90th birthday? Kwat Sanderlig? Can't find the name anywhere.

@robertmcinnes7901 3 года назад

kurt sanderling

@bobsmith-ov3kn 5 лет назад

The auto-translate from German back to english is really quite hilarious juxtaposed with listening to what shes actually saying

@0casteloencantado0 12 лет назад

since it is their job to play a certain piece, of course i know they listen to it in particular. what i meant to ask was if they listened to other types of concert music other than what their job requires or if they don't really care for that music. so many musicians seem to start at a rather young age and i don't know if ALL of them listen to it for pleasure.

@tfpp1 13 лет назад

@mitrumpetplaya Yeah, it's like Japanese, British, German, and French all at once!

@NickBottom 15 лет назад

you trust you mean ms. willis

@manuelspcool 14 лет назад

I wanna heard Her speak German and Japanese = )

@derek44344 14 лет назад

i never liked her until now wat an interesting and beautiful person

@nickstoli 9 лет назад

I don't know how this happens, but if I were told she and Stephen Fry were blood siblings, I'd probably believe it.

@corner559 9 лет назад

+Bruce Lee I don't know, but I do know that even if she were teaching basket weaving, she seems like she'd be the kind of teacher that would make you love it and appreciate it.

@SpaghettiToaster 6 лет назад

Hi Everyone She's an actively touring concert pianist, I doubt she would have time for teaching?

@bbqrainbow 15 лет назад

the interviewer cant finish her sentences at times lol

@chrish12345 11 лет назад

er sorry I was just responding to your comments that's all, best wishes.

@whatadamnusername 15 лет назад

This is weird. Sarah started off with a German accent, then slowly went into a British accent ... and she's American. ?

@pedro_taam 15 лет назад

Probably because she was surrounded by German, then Uchida's british accent influenced her.

@chrish12345 11 лет назад

I'm sure there are millions of people going around today saying that Michael Jackson was the greatest musician of the 20th century...

@iamstoned4life 12 лет назад

No, they listen to dubstep and snoop dogg... Dude, what do you think? lol

@chrish12345 11 лет назад

Exactly, because we can't hear him play we rely on records of others (who are they, are they qualified to judge?), and heresay. It is 'common knowledge' that he hurt his hand on a Dactylion - this is now being thrown into serious doubt by scholars. Have you actually researched where the rumours of Schumann's pianistic abilities came from? Also how do you define a 'master' pianist. Most people would dimiss the playing of Edwin Fischer yet he is regarded very very highly by professional pianists.

@yamahaU3 7 месяцев назад

Is it just me or does she have a very posh English accent?

@2009xellos 14 лет назад

The only reason why Schumann didn't manage to become a great piano virtuoso is because he injured his fingers/hands while trying on his hands, devices that are attached to the hand to improve his piano-playing ability.

@Seleuce 11 лет назад

You want to discuss? Please write to Mrs Uchida and ask her why she would assert such a scandalous claim in public. I for myself do not feel the need to start yet another of those silly RU-vid comment fights. Much rather I watch videos here. Have a nice day and good luck.

@0casteloencantado0 12 лет назад

some players might consider their job just a job, no?

@chrish12345 12 лет назад

I'd like to know how on earth she knows Schumann wasn't a great pianist

@raymondgood2359 7 лет назад

clara's father thought he had the potential to be one of the best

@0casteloencantado0 12 лет назад

Kurtág