Mozart - Piano Concerto in D minor, K 466 (Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrzej Boreyko, Kate Liu) 

I listen to Kate's recordings on RU-vid, let's say two hours, and I say to myself: No, I have to do something else tomorrow. It comes tomorrow and I have an irresistible desire to listen to Kate on RU-vid again. A day without Kate's music is a wasted day for me. I listen to other pianists once and then I'm done. There is something about it! I don't want to put it into words because words will not explain this phenomenon anyway.

The gentle touch of Kate Liu at 2:48 is uncomparable. I can listen to this first moment for the piano over and over.

Let me tell you, this is just an outstanding performance. Kate Liu's playing is out of this world. The one thing I do know is. Mozart would have been very, very proud of this performance. Thank you so much for uploading this most beautiful concert. I enjoyed this immensely.

Thank you so much for inviting her here and sharing her beautiful music with us. I really love the way she creates her music in and that that she has much respect for the composer, the maestro, the orchestra and the music itself. I hope she plays on the stage again as a soloist.

Perfectly! Lovely Kate, Kate Liu 🤗

"This must be the perfect interpretation" says I, without knowing so much about other interpretations. I only feel that Kate Liu in this gives her heart and soul to us, in order to play her best Mozart. Probably I will get a lot of other suggestions, but just this moment I am in love with the way Kate Liu is playing.

For me it's a real spiritual feast. A magical balm for the ear and soul. I'm listening with tears in my eyes. Kate Liu is "one and unique"🌹 Such talent comes once in a generation. Extraordinary performance! In two pieces of music as different as Mozart's piano concerto and Chopin's waltz, she showed she could play both strongly with incredible passion and ethereally as well. She is so gifted. Excellent cooperation with the Symphony Orchestra which rose to the challenge. Great recording!

Kate, You play the grand piano and my soul sings. You take me to a better dimension. You have the power to heal. Dear Kate, You are helping me fight a serious illness. I am extremely grateful to You🌹 This is what Artists should be like. Admiration for Your talent and respect for Your work. Thank You for being what You are 💜

Thank you for posting this. I love her so much

Bravo. I love Kate Liu~

The tones are very gentle, beautiful and relaxing.

The greatest experience hearing it live. Can't wait for another recital in August!

Very nice work and clean as a whistle! Without a doubt another definitive performance rendered. Bravo! And congratulations to all!

She is a miracle.. No words.. ❤️

Bravissimo!!! I love Kate so bad

I have never listened to Kate Liu, until now. But let me tell you, I am impressed!

I LOVE HER SO MUCH HUHU

Thanks so much Filharmonia Narodowa for uploading this precious gem of a video. Kate is exquisite; her keys chime clear like crystal, yet each note delicately takes on from the last, and flows into the next. A true star! Also rare is how she is so sensitive to the conductor and orchestra ALWAYS! Wishing her all the best in Zurich this week! 🎉❤ Thank you for this amazing recording!

magnifique concert ! Félicitations et merci pour la mise en ligne de la vidéo

Incredibly beautiful!❤️🌹

Magic!

WONDERFULL

🕊️ *Kate Liu Performs Mozart & Chopin* 🕊️ *Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)* *Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor (1785)* *K. 466* 00:31 *I. Allegro* 11:25 _cadenza by Beethoven_ 14:04 _end of Mvt. I_ 15:18 *II. Romanze* 25:39 *III. Rondo: Allegro assai* 30:57 _cadenza_ 32:32 _end of Mvt. III_ 33:37 *Applause & Credits* *Encore* *Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849)* 37:06 *Waltz in F Minor, Op. 70 No. 2* 41:52 *Applause & Credits* *Kate Liu, piano* 💫 *Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra* *Andrzej Boreyko, conductor* _Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall_ _Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱 January 27, 2024_

The encore, a Chopin waltz, is like a beautiful and breathless trip into a landscape, only partly known. Listen at 37:01