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Rachmaninoff Concerto No.3 "Solo" Version 1st mov. (with ossia Cadenza ) Valentina Lisitsa 

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If you think this is fun, I can't wait for you to hear the
REAL DEAL :-) With Orchestra ! With London Symphony :-)
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A message in a bottle for anybody who worried it's too fast, please check Rachmaninoff playing his own 3rd Concerto :
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Admittedly he was supposed to know which tempos he wanted for this piece :-)

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@PointyTailofSatan
@PointyTailofSatan 10 лет назад
LOL. My mind is adding the orchestra!!!! I can't stop it!
@craigadam
@craigadam 9 лет назад
It is so true, I can still listen to this and hear the orchestra, it's like some of my old vinyl records that had scratches, I still anticipate them even on the CDs. Imagine a world without music. That's why every interpretation has it's own merits even when you like them or not.
@mendellabkowski7828
@mendellabkowski7828 9 лет назад
Same here!
@ozohirogi2577
@ozohirogi2577 3 года назад
Trying to hum the orchestra parts and I still can’t keep up 😃
@Petter_GM
@Petter_GM 4 месяца назад
You should hear her play rach 2 1 mvt solo. Its sounds like the orchestra is actually playing. Heres the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ufb2TrR3UAo.html
@stabernz
@stabernz 3 месяца назад
No joke.. It's FREAKY. But as someone said that's the genius of the orchestration. It's like he broke out the sympathetic harmonies and resonances the piano is creating and turned them into the scores for the rest of the orchestra.
@baubacksafa1478
@baubacksafa1478 8 лет назад
Brilliant. Also, when you hear the "solo" version, you realize the genius of Rachmaninoff's orchestration.
@gustavoleal2469
@gustavoleal2469 6 лет назад
True
@gurlgenius11
@gurlgenius11 4 года назад
I was thinking the same thing.
@lamorlayefrance
@lamorlayefrance 8 лет назад
It appears she is playing on a Bosendorfer Imperial, the 9'6 masterpiece of the piano world. It has 9 extra keys in the bass, all colored black. This allows the bass bridge and lowest standard notes to be nearer to center of soundboard, creates more soundboard area and allows for more coloring due to 9 very long bass strings ringing sympathetically when pedal is in use.
@SonyaToole
@SonyaToole 8 лет назад
thanks! I've been wondering what the difference is.
@severomagiusto4737
@severomagiusto4737 6 лет назад
It certainly is a Bosendorfer Imperial.
@johne6081
@johne6081 6 лет назад
Yup -- that is consistently her weapon of choice. :) I noticed also a couple of places she improvised and used the the keys below the standard bottom A.
@pave24
@pave24 5 лет назад
Damn, if only Rachmaninoff had Bosendorfer Imperial Grand...
@WillsJazzLoft
@WillsJazzLoft 2 года назад
Wow 😲 if you hadn't pointed that out, I would have overlooked it. It seems like a very finely crafted instrument. Then again it seems that regardless of who the manufacturer is grand pianos nearly always have good craftsmanship.
@sibelvio1
@sibelvio1 8 лет назад
Her version of the cadenza is unfathomably better than any other pianist. My god, this is the definition of perfection.
@busylifemeto
@busylifemeto 8 лет назад
+Anthony Orso I love Valentina a truly remarkable pianist but objectively if you want the most dynamic and dramatic Ossia listen to Laza Berman, the Cadenzza only is on yt, he never stops with the crescendo you feel like you want wrestle a bear when over. For the best in balance in showing the virtuosity, extracting all the subtle nuances and musicality from this amazing concerto please listen to Olga Kern with James Conlon outstanding is the only description
@Eristhenes
@Eristhenes 8 лет назад
+busylifemeto I am with you 100,000%. Lazar Berman performs the Ossia Cadenza to perfection. I have not heard Kern yet. Thanks for the heads up.
@sibelvio1
@sibelvio1 8 лет назад
+busylifemeto just listened to it. I actually like Valentina's version on the *album* more. Not live, but the album. Still that guy is amazing!
@busylifemeto
@busylifemeto 8 лет назад
+Anthony Orso Hi Anthony my favourite is Olga Kern because she puts the power and dynamics into it but draws all the subtle nuance you miss from others with the aim to prove superior virtuosity Lazar Bermans is most dramatic, but Olga wins 1st place for me, she won first place in the 2001 Van Cliburn with the Rach 3 :)
@tonys_travels830
@tonys_travels830 4 года назад
Yefim Bronfman
@mjutteau
@mjutteau 4 года назад
Your ossia cadenza is the most powerful thing I've ever heard on the piano
@luiseduardolimaamaral1300
@luiseduardolimaamaral1300 3 года назад
Listen to matsuev's...
@adrianopiano5551
@adrianopiano5551 3 года назад
Or Sokolov or me In the future 😇
@TheRonnos
@TheRonnos 3 года назад
Lazar Bermans cadens also that powerfull
@chigster3419
@chigster3419 3 года назад
@@adrianopiano5551 hey, I saw your Rach 3 practices on your youtube shorts, keep up the good work
@possisvideos
@possisvideos 3 года назад
yes, and bösendorfer290 helps a lot…
@IvanEDaza
@IvanEDaza 3 года назад
11:41 those added sub-bass keys send chills down my spine...that’s impressively powerful
@hl8043
@hl8043 9 лет назад
9:33 is the beginning of the ossia cadenza for anyone who is trying to jump to there! this performance is amazing
@thetrianglewaffle
@thetrianglewaffle 7 лет назад
Can someone please explain to me what the difference is between the Ossia Cadenza and the other common cadenza?
@whitfitzgerald7633
@whitfitzgerald7633 7 лет назад
emile Okay well Rachmaninov wrote two different cadenzas for this piece. "Ossia" as a term just means "alternate." It's interesting, however, that this cadenza was given this name, as it was written first; however, in the one common recording of Rachmaninov himself performing the 3rd, he performs the other cadenza, which is lighter and in the form of a toccata. The Ossia is likely called such because of its difficulty, which makes it less played, especially in live performances-although many play it when recording. The lower frequency of its use, even by Rachmaninov himself likely contributes to the name, although, if you can play the concerto itself, you can play the cadenza for the most part. In actuality, they're just alternate cadenzas; some pianists play one, some, the other, some both. Neither one is more correct than the other-though I, and many others, prefer listening to the Ossia. I hope this answers your question!
@thetrianglewaffle
@thetrianglewaffle 7 лет назад
Whit FitzGerald yes you answered my question perfectly. Thankyou!
@lsbrother
@lsbrother 7 лет назад
"some play both" - presumably you mean on different occasions!
@sarafrandsen1625
@sarafrandsen1625 7 лет назад
Thanks for the advice!
@HotSo0P
@HotSo0P 10 лет назад
Love it! There's something uniquely intimate in hearing and seeing the solo piano part. It's like Valentina is sharing a private and hidden world with us.
@Eristhenes
@Eristhenes 10 лет назад
Yes, I agree.
@craigadam
@craigadam 9 лет назад
I have been listening to Rachmaninov all my life. Listening to your performance brought me to tears. A performance has not done this for quite some time. Thank you. I shall be listening again and again.
@riceythemasshole9153
@riceythemasshole9153 2 года назад
I'm convinced Valentina is the best musician alive today. Hands down.. so graceful.. so much emotion. Perfect and flawless.
@raoulvanheuverzwyn3524
@raoulvanheuverzwyn3524 7 лет назад
It's like this playing is cleaning my brain of all kinds of pollution. As fresh water running through.
@adrianopiano5551
@adrianopiano5551 3 года назад
I think that’s why music is played at least one of the reasons
@davejones6192
@davejones6192 7 лет назад
Valentina is definitely at the top of my list for one of the few top pianists in the world, solo or concerto. She deserves more recognition !
@user-ho7hq5wo6d
@user-ho7hq5wo6d Год назад
Apparently bevsuse she politically doesn’t oppose Putin western orchestras don’t want us to enjoy listening to this amazing and talented pianist. Fucking woke people everywhere. I don’t go to a concert because of the political opinions of the soloist. I go to listen to their art.
@eugenelevin9809
@eugenelevin9809 Год назад
@@user-ho7hq5wo6d Would you go to a Hitlers concert ?
@dyadic
@dyadic Год назад
@@user-ho7hq5wo6d she does not only oppose, but promotes the violence. She went and gave a free concert at the occupied Mariupol.
@sweeannteo592
@sweeannteo592 8 лет назад
thanks valentina! now the orchestra has some piano recordings to practice along. :_p
@stille-bilder
@stille-bilder 8 лет назад
I wonder if Rachmaninoff was moved to tears as well by the passage he composed starting at 3:00
@SilkyFIFA
@SilkyFIFA 8 лет назад
+STZR It's so beautiful. She plays it so sensitively too, was expecting it to be faster after the introduction! But it was damn near perfect
@EricLeePiano
@EricLeePiano 8 лет назад
I love that part too. I could listen to it all day!
@ForeverFall
@ForeverFall 4 года назад
That part always gets me; especially the change in tone which happens soon after 3:40. Perhaps oddly specific, but I just imagine a romantic moonlit evening in the middle of a warzone
@bumbo9506
@bumbo9506 4 года назад
The cadenza is honestly one of the best I ever heard. An absolute hurricane. And this is where the Bosendorfer makes a difference. The sound is so rich
@vedantthanki745
@vedantthanki745 Год назад
That low note that she hit was 🔥🔥!!!!
@pegrueneis
@pegrueneis 9 лет назад
great - she is using the contra octave keys Boesendorfer offers..rare!
@radamik
@radamik 3 года назад
Really superb. I’ve always thought the cadenza from this is one of the most spectacular things I’ve ever heard. It just gets so continually dramatic like it’s never going to end and you don’t really want it to end.
@4evaFanFuruba
@4evaFanFuruba 9 лет назад
Only Lisitsa could play a single melody in bare octaves so amazing beautiful!
@jean_mollycutpurse_winchester
@jean_mollycutpurse_winchester 8 лет назад
Number three is my favourite and to my unmusical ears, I like her playing more than other pianists. Just my opinion. To me, her interpretation sounds like water; flowing effortlessly.
@MRHZIMMER
@MRHZIMMER 7 лет назад
Molly Cutpurse
@1973jayjay
@1973jayjay 11 лет назад
Comparing this recording with the one w/ orchestra when Rachmaninov himself is playing, I must say that this single recording only misses nothing. It is truly one of the best music pieces I have ever experienced being performed. He have been listened to various no#3 concerto performances since I am a child, and as I said, Valentina manage it that one do not miss the orchestra - she is not only natural and in a way rude - she is one of the best pianists I have ever heard.
@olivierbolton8683
@olivierbolton8683 3 месяца назад
funny i keep coming back to hear her play...Valentina is most definitely a Natural and my Favorite pianist... Such a shame there are people who even censor artists for their opinions....
@ryanpeplinski1884
@ryanpeplinski1884 4 года назад
These solo versions are wonderful to hear. Sometimes it’s tough to hear all the notes in live orchestral recordings on RU-vid. Thanks for sharing, great performance!
@fernandatrujillo886
@fernandatrujillo886 6 лет назад
This is absolutely insane!! The most accurate definition of musical talent
@jbdoggy
@jbdoggy 11 лет назад
What I love abt these concertos played in minimalist mode - either instrument alone or instrument accompanied by a piano playing the orchestral parts is that I can finally hear & appreciate the full articulation of the solo instrument in question. Its always the case where with a full orchestra playing full blast, the sound & articulation of the soloist will always be drowned out making it inaudible or at best muffled. Thanks much for uploading this!
@digitalsketchguy
@digitalsketchguy 10 лет назад
I'm sure i could hear strings and Oboe at some sections, but it must be the mind playing tricks.
@maroula
@maroula 10 лет назад
Heard them too :)
@pianomarianopiano
@pianomarianopiano 4 года назад
Horns and oboes at 3:50 aprox? Lol !
@Cobieshadow
@Cobieshadow 3 года назад
wow!!!!!!!!! just wow!!! I cried and realised the vastness and complexity of the Universe and of the human mind. Thank you thank you
@JoaoLeopold
@JoaoLeopold 10 лет назад
Fantastic, wonderful, the best interpretation of Rach3 I've ever heard! Valentina you are extraordinary! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
@EricLeePiano
@EricLeePiano 6 лет назад
THANK YOU for playing the theme that starts at 3:06 so slowly... it's sublime!
@rebeccabaum6732
@rebeccabaum6732 10 лет назад
Valentina's solo performances are actually the most incredible things to watch. Her own hand positioning is so fluid, performing "Rachmaninoff's Third" looks like a cakewalk. :3
@Timsky222
@Timsky222 5 лет назад
Dear Valentina. I am so grateful for the strength, passion and fluidity of your playing. I heard you in Bard College's intimate Olin Hall during the Liszt Summerscape. I understand comparisons to Argerich here, but its fairer to say that your hands, heart and approach are singular -- truly beautiful to watch and listen to.
@benoitgo
@benoitgo 11 лет назад
I would have never guessed that the concerto was so beautiful played in solo, wow, what a surprise! Rachmaninoff knew how to use the instrument. Also that cadenza interpretation is really awesome Valentina, keep up the good work and your strong presence on youtube, it's really appreciated, I'm a huge fan of yours, I hope you will come back to Montreal soon!
@davidmarcum9845
@davidmarcum9845 11 лет назад
This is what I would call playing a concerto totally naked!!! Oh my goodness Valentina! What a wonder you are to behold! You have given us such a rare gift to hear all the nuances without being covered up by an orchestra! You are brilliant! You also have a great videographer by your side!!! Love Love Love your playing! You are for me the best there is and has ever been! You are right up there with Liszt, Rach, Horrowitz, Rubenstein, just to name drop of few!!!! Bless You!!!
@qusayqasim8310
@qusayqasim8310 11 месяцев назад
ما هذا السحر ما هذا الإبداع ما هذه الرومانسية يا فالنتينا وانت تاخذيني إلى عالم آخر عندما استمع الى عزفك وانظر إلى اناملك الرقيقة إنك رائععععععععة
@user-cq1vm2nh3i
@user-cq1vm2nh3i 5 лет назад
Cadenza sounds absolutely amazing on bosendorfer
@Andreasus4thdj
@Andreasus4thdj 8 лет назад
LOVE_U Valentina…!!!!!!
@johannsebastianbach1649
@johannsebastianbach1649 4 года назад
I want nothing more than the Prokofiev Concerto project. Thanks for supplying me with the gorgeous music, it is my dream to see you live one day.
@Hoohking11
@Hoohking11 9 лет назад
BRAVO! I can't imagine a better rendition than this, I can only hope Mrs. Lisitsa will provide us more beautiful pieces like this.
@Aljundi4ever
@Aljundi4ever Год назад
I am hearing Orchestra too 😱 ... anybody else had the same Feeling
@Guarniz
@Guarniz 9 лет назад
Impresionante.....Astonishing....thanks unpoalder, Mrs Lisitsa is a true genius. ...her prhasing is always saying, always singing right to the heart.
@vedantthanki745
@vedantthanki745 Год назад
Dear Valentina! I am a huge admirer, and always choose your playing above many others. Today I am finally able to listen to this channel again since August. It disappeared nearly 2 months ago, and today, I can finally listen to your many other recordings which were only on RU-vid (as I believe). I have been craving to listen to your Rach 3 solos and many other live performances..... God be thanked that your videos are not gone and your channel can grow again.... Thank you very much, Valentina!!
@mjhowie1
@mjhowie1 11 лет назад
That was just absolutely heart-moving, Valentina. It brought me to tears. It was so amazing to hear you playing that piece to the fullest, and without the orchestra accompanying. It was so amazing to hear it done that way, and I really felt your pure emotion and feeling!
@angellohector
@angellohector 8 лет назад
can you imagine if the concerto actually started like that with no strings, then an explosion of the orchestra when the first piano run starts! 😍
@angryjalapeno
@angryjalapeno 8 лет назад
No need to imagine ... you're describing Rachmaninov's piano concerto no.2
@angellohector
@angellohector 8 лет назад
+A Jalapeño in this case no. I'm thinking about the simplicity of the melody in this case opposed to the strong chord structure in concerto no.2. it would great if the strings burst into life after the first run on the piano! :)
@emlmm88
@emlmm88 7 лет назад
I feel like the orchestra does provide a depth to the initial melody though. Maybe if it was just the pianist and one other instrument to establish the chord progressions, like flute.
@sergeirachmaninoff4516
@sergeirachmaninoff4516 7 лет назад
i just noticed that this piano has more than 88 keys... look at the black keys!! its 98!
@alanlej
@alanlej 7 лет назад
yes, that's the unique feature of the Bösendorfer Grand Model 290 Imperial. You don't see them much though since they use mostly Steinway's in most classical concerts. Maybe the most prominent player of this piano was jazz pianist Oscar Peterson.
@nickchroneas717
@nickchroneas717 5 лет назад
Actually 97
@Appleholic1
@Appleholic1 11 лет назад
Valentina I am so glad you published this piece. My second favorite Rachmaninoff concerto by my most favorite pianist. I finally convinced my daughter and my son in-law to allow my 7 year old grand daughter to start piano lessons largely due to seeing your RU-vid performances. She begins in a few weeks.
@jakeforrest
@jakeforrest Год назад
How is your granddaughter doing on the piano today - ten years later?
@dawlims1334
@dawlims1334 5 лет назад
i love it the way she plays
@primavera919
@primavera919 8 лет назад
Superb. bravo bravo
@afluffyhamster9709
@afluffyhamster9709 9 лет назад
How is she ever going to find an orchestra that plays at this speed? :D
@WayUpNorth100
@WayUpNorth100 9 лет назад
+AchtungPanz3r She found the London Symphony Orchresta, and paid them out of her and her families pocket. Go buy and listen to her Rach concertos, Pagannini Rhapsody, and Music moments, you will not be dissapointed. The 3rd Concerto cadenza alone, is worth the price of the admission. Listen to it - she plays it so smooth and lyrical - It stops me in my tracks every time I hear it. Thank Sergi for the writing, and Valentina for the playing :-P
@afluffyhamster9709
@afluffyhamster9709 9 лет назад
+WayUpNorth100 Right on, I'll make sure to check them out
@strangerfromthemoon13
@strangerfromthemoon13 6 лет назад
Check the end of the description
@joeyblogsy
@joeyblogsy 3 года назад
It’s not supposed to be at that speed, it misses the point entirely.
@omarino99
@omarino99 2 года назад
You can’t help but feel extremely humbled and blessed listening to this.
@orossi1
@orossi1 11 лет назад
You make it look so easy, Valentina. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
@kaliopanikolajeviv
@kaliopanikolajeviv 8 лет назад
J'adore !
@789armstrong
@789armstrong 10 лет назад
The score says "Allegro ma non tanto" which means quickly but not too quickly.Valentina is one of the very few pianists that play this Concerto correctly.Her vivid imagination, technical wizardry and total overall conception eclipses almost everyone else.Unfortunately there are many 2nd rate performances, but this work was intended for the likes of Josef Hofmann and Valentina is quite marvelous.
@rigel48
@rigel48 9 лет назад
carl armstrong I agree with you, she has a grasp of Rachmaninov's music out of the ordinary, and her tempo is prefect. However I would have prefered she chose the other cadenza. The ossia is so monumental that it unbalances the concerto. It is a too big climax and after that all seems secondary. The other one suits perfectly the concerto, especially with this tempo (Allegro ma non tanto) which gives a welcome lighter touch for this concerto.It seems that nowadays every pianist who plays this concerto wants to show that he (she) can play the ossia (if possible faster than anyone else) as if to play the other one would be a lack of technique ! Fortunately there are some exceptions like Yuja Wang (a very good version by the way) who is not afraid to play the one she prefers musically.
@789armstrong
@789armstrong 9 лет назад
rigel48 yes I like Yuja Wangs CD (4 star review on amazon) but her youtube performance has a piano that's out of tune.Many of todays pianists are searching for a hidden meaning in every note rather than let the music speak for itself.You cannot always rely on youtube videos for the best performance, but check out Weissenberg/Martinon from a French TV broadcast in 1961 (shorter cadenza).I have 40 recordings of the Rach 3 and Byron Janis along with Valentina are at the top of the list.
@joeyblogsy
@joeyblogsy 3 года назад
carl armstrong she plays it prestisimo for the most part not allegro ma non tanto so how is it correct lmao
@789armstrong
@789armstrong 3 года назад
@@joeyblogsy Valentina models her interpretation after the composers recording. The scores 'Allegro ma non tanto' applies to pages 2-3 then at pages 4 through 8 the score says 'Piu mosso' which is what she does.
@Dark_Marble
@Dark_Marble 4 года назад
I can’t understand how you can play that way. Simply unbelievable and marvelous. Thanks dear lady Lisitsa.
@betcross1
@betcross1 11 лет назад
Superb idea recording Rachmaninov minus the orchestra. It reveals every note of the piano part that otherwise is covered up somewhat by the volume of the orchestra. It also unvails the capable technical ability of the artist Valentine Lisitsa...a truly inspiring interpreter of the piano repertoire.
@blablubbkeks
@blablubbkeks 7 лет назад
When I listen to this I keep asking myself ... how can evil things exist in the world when there is such beautiful music?
@marvintorrejas767
@marvintorrejas767 3 года назад
When she played the Ossia Cadenza the Grand Imperial Roared like A Mighty Lion.
@danieldumanescu
@danieldumanescu 10 лет назад
Having discovered Valentina on RU-vid a few years ago I was thrilled about her taking on Rach 3. A few weeks ago I accidentaly came across this first movement while swtiching the internet radio to Classic FM. I had no idea who was the soloist, but I kept on thinking ”come on, what the * is this?...” Reaching the cadenza I could not bear it any more and changed the station, but curiosity drove me to the Classic FM website to see who made me so nervous. To my complete shock it was Valentina`s recording. No, I`m not envious at her technique and no, I can`t play it. But if we, those who enjoy this music choose to shut up, standards are going to go lower and lower. Ths is the point of my criticism. Moreover, the fact that this concerto has eventually developed into a mere display vehicle (for some) rather than pure music worsenes the situation. For Valentina`s sake I like to consider she can do it right but just chose a wrong way this time. I`ve seen radical improvements in concert pianists when coming back to the same piece after, say, 10 years of reassesing. I do hope I get to see a more thoughtful performance from her in the (near?) future. P.S. This version is, anyway, better than the one with orchestra. Paradox!
@galinagalinaa3581
@galinagalinaa3581 10 месяцев назад
Thank you Valentina! You are great!
@zycos0169
@zycos0169 9 лет назад
subtil ! Merveilleux
@robertpalermo4219
@robertpalermo4219 10 лет назад
Per your suggestion, I've listened to Rachmaninoff's rendition of the third with the Philadelphia Orchestra. If anything, I think he played it slightly faster than you. Needless to say you both played it beautifully. Envy does make it possible to find fault with perfection. Please never change your personality nor your musical efforts.
@balthazardeveroveraar9248
@balthazardeveroveraar9248 7 лет назад
I'm not saying you're wrong. But Rachmaninoff's own recordings are played a bit faster than the tempo that he himself intended because with the technology at the time he wouldn't have been able to get the whole piece on the tape if he played it in the original tempo. Just a heads up.
@balthazardeveroveraar9248
@balthazardeveroveraar9248 5 лет назад
@@dadaketgasparge Yeah! It's available on RU-vid I think.
@willemeret2398
@willemeret2398 4 года назад
Balthazar De Veroveraar RU-vid version is 30 min on here ( senar.ru ) it’s 34 min. sooo idk about that? This also goes to show he meant to play it at that tempo (especially for his second concerto)!
@ardavanmohammadhassani6455
@ardavanmohammadhassani6455 8 лет назад
one of my favorite pieces! thanks for making it even more beautiful with your astonishing performance!
@evifnoskcaj
@evifnoskcaj Год назад
Your Rach interpretations are astounding. The sheer power and weight you put into this is incredible!
@Sathrandur
@Sathrandur 9 лет назад
I'm sure Rachmaninov would have approved of the use of those extra bass notes on the Bösendorfer at the end of the cadenza. Appropriately used and appreciated.
@willemeret2398
@willemeret2398 4 года назад
Samuel Whitehead yeeessss how she sustains them over the heartfelt melody to follow was incredible!!! 👍👍👍
@elusivemel
@elusivemel 11 лет назад
Amazing. And the orchestra is so quiet. It's almost like they're not even there.
@deckiers2531
@deckiers2531 5 лет назад
Amazing performance of my favourite concerto, I saved it to my RU-vid favourites. So much more detail can be heard without the orchestra playing and I can now hear that detail in the full version making it even better! Many thanks.
@MsLBsugar
@MsLBsugar 5 лет назад
Wow...just wow. ♥️
@rigel48
@rigel48 9 лет назад
I am a little bit sceptical concerning the playing of the cadenza. In the ossia I think that there is something monumental, something " molto grandioso ", with a growing tension which finds its peak in the part played in chords (10:36). Here I find that there is something a little bit jaunty, something too easy, which decreases the impacts of this great cadanza which has to sound as being difficult. But probably V.L. has a different view from mine.
@rigel48
@rigel48 9 лет назад
***** Yes I know, unfortunately he did not record the ossia (same for Horowitz), so we do not know how he would have played it. The cadenza is also marked "Molto Allegro", so Valentina Lisitsa is not wrong to play very fast and maybe Rachmaninov would have played it the same way. But, on my point of vue, I think a somewhat slower tempo adds depth and grandeur to this cadenza.
@vivalamusic52
@vivalamusic52 9 лет назад
rigel48 Jamais en concert Rachmaninov et Horowitz non joués ossia
@jasmineboyers5438
@jasmineboyers5438 9 лет назад
+rigel48 It could be my headset but the acoustics are terribly muffled or theres too much sustain. Much of her virtuosity is rendered to low pitch rumbles :(
@SirFlanery
@SirFlanery 8 лет назад
+rigel48 I think Van Cliburn played the cadenza best. He took it so many places before hitting you in the face with those big fat chords at 10:36.
@792Paul
@792Paul 9 лет назад
Every time I hear the cadenza, I feel like I'm entering a church, and hearing a big, big organ playing this... I wonder how it would sound...
@samuellabrecque880
@samuellabrecque880 8 лет назад
+792Paul That just gave me the idea to arrange it and try it! Thanks!
@792Paul
@792Paul 8 лет назад
Wow, it would be great if you could also post a video of it?...
@samuellabrecque880
@samuellabrecque880 8 лет назад
792Paul Well it'll take quite some time just to arrange it, and then practice it flawlessly.
@kat-2point0
@kat-2point0 6 лет назад
I can't find the words to describe how beautiful I find this.
@salostefan
@salostefan 11 лет назад
this is one of my favourite pieces ever, I'm so glad you posted yourself playing it! If anyone will do it justice, it's definitely going to be you :)
@uwuwuwu525
@uwuwuwu525 9 лет назад
man she is good
@OwlyEagles
@OwlyEagles 5 лет назад
11:55 I swear you can hear the flute.
@sm30405
@sm30405 4 года назад
That’s insane, they’re both geniuses.
@bobtheman1
@bobtheman1 8 лет назад
Wow, what a stunning performance!
@ThePianoguy89
@ThePianoguy89 10 лет назад
She always play on the most beautiful concert grand pianos! She is such a gifted pianist!
@HSDarke
@HSDarke 5 лет назад
I love her playing. But sometimes I feel like her tempos are way too fast . . . like she has a plane to catch. Faster is not necessarily better.
@mr.octopie6199
@mr.octopie6199 5 лет назад
Faster is most certainly not better but the way Rachmaninoff composed this peace with its speed gives it a flow some momentum and atmosphere that lots of other pieces don't have. He also created a large contrast between parts adding more effect.
@joeyblogsy
@joeyblogsy 3 года назад
@@mr.octopie6199 Rachmaninov didn’t compose it with the intention of it being played that fast.
@mr.octopie6199
@mr.octopie6199 3 года назад
But that doesn't mean that you cant play it fast, in my opinion, that's to be decided by the interpreter. If they think, that more speed creates a different more fitting atmosphere then that might be right for that performance.
@lordleo9047
@lordleo9047 6 лет назад
1:00 So much for "ma non tanto"
@johnbpdx
@johnbpdx 5 лет назад
Valentina is a magician
@dawlims1334
@dawlims1334 5 лет назад
she is so amazing
@tjfSIM
@tjfSIM 10 лет назад
Technically it sounded brilliant, but somehow it didn't stir the senses emotionally for me. I'm not sure why.
@robertrotstein5303
@robertrotstein5303 10 лет назад
Because she rushed through the fast passages at breakneck speed, without the subtle variations in tempo and touch that make a piece "come alive" and enable the emotional response that, as you say, is lacking. Also, probably the fact that her counterpart - the whole symphony orchestra - is missing did not help things.
@jaimeg.8855
@jaimeg.8855 10 лет назад
Robert Rotstein are there other solo recordings of this concerto?
@Johnfeehaniv
@Johnfeehaniv 10 лет назад
Maybe because it's missing an entire orchestra.
@tjfSIM
@tjfSIM 10 лет назад
John Feehan Yes, thanks I had taken that into account; I was referring to the piano performance itself - obviously I'm not expecting this solo performance to compare to one with an entire orchestra.
@Johnfeehaniv
@Johnfeehaniv 10 лет назад
Are there any other solo performances to compare this to? I wonder if an orchestra would change the way she she played it.
@btminzon
@btminzon 4 года назад
I had the pleasure to watch her playing in Sao Paulo, Brazil, this piece. Absolutely brilliant!
@swimfreak202
@swimfreak202 11 лет назад
Valentina you are fantastic! I anxiously await all of your uploads :) and releases. I LOVE your interoperation of the cadenza.
@lovepeace20
@lovepeace20 11 лет назад
Thank you Valentina . I wonder how much one could control the emotions when play this, if I could barley have a control when listening and watching ! The climax is drastically sorrowful and effective !!
@MicahRenfro
@MicahRenfro 9 лет назад
Valentina, this performance was simply amazing! Your technical precision coupled with your touch on the keys is unmatched. I felt an urgency, sadness, happiness and everything in-between. TY for that!
@evamariakirschner
@evamariakirschner 25 дней назад
It`s a joy to see and listen. It`s fantastic, i love it 💝💝💝 !
@ortml99
@ortml99 11 лет назад
BRAVO VALENTINA....you played this piece to perfection....Will
@davidmarks9846
@davidmarks9846 11 лет назад
Valentina-this is brilliant! Bravo.
@etnocnad
@etnocnad 11 лет назад
Thank you for this gift to piano students everywhere: just the piano part and always showing the hands!
@WillsJazzLoft
@WillsJazzLoft 2 года назад
Added to my Rachmaninoff playlist 😊
@paolodestro69
@paolodestro69 10 лет назад
fantastica questa registrazione della solo version! Grazie Valentina sei fantastica!
@pietropalumbo9870
@pietropalumbo9870 9 лет назад
Perfettamente d'accordo con te
@pakyukwokalex3683
@pakyukwokalex3683 7 лет назад
What a jaw-dropping performance!! The cadenza is so stunning
@SrtZipTop
@SrtZipTop 7 лет назад
This is the most amazing piece ever performed, she uses that piano so so well
@WillsJazzLoft
@WillsJazzLoft 2 года назад
I like these crescendos and diminuendos in this piece
@khalidhoqoq
@khalidhoqoq 5 лет назад
This was so beautiful, and like many have written, it was really hard not to play the entire orchestra in my head. Ms. Lisitsa, your work is inspirational.
@stephaniegracec1
@stephaniegracec1 6 лет назад
You're amazing Valentina. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. I hope it makes you feel really wonderful and special to know how much joy you've brought to hundreds of thousands (dare i say millions) of people. This music is timeless.
@stephaniegracec1
@stephaniegracec1 6 лет назад
PLEASE COME TO MELBOURNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@timsheffield7464
@timsheffield7464 4 месяца назад
Her wrist rotation give the left hand a sound of fluidity. Great God-given talent for sure.
@robbiewhite323
@robbiewhite323 7 лет назад
Quite simply, she makes a very arduous piece look very easy. So impressive on so many levels
@leonidgoncharov1787
@leonidgoncharov1787 8 лет назад
Valya, it is simply great. GREAT.
@dallinfullmer3073
@dallinfullmer3073 7 лет назад
There is so much pain written in with the Ossia Cadenza it gives me chills every time
@samueldasilva2097
@samueldasilva2097 11 лет назад
great job!!!!! It's impossible not to "hear" the orchestra!!
@CoreaDiHuntington
@CoreaDiHuntington 11 лет назад
Incredible,I was looking for a solo version of the Rach3,I'm so happy
@osamaal-mahdy7442
@osamaal-mahdy7442 7 лет назад
excellent ms Valentina .. thanka
@ericalbert6954
@ericalbert6954 4 месяца назад
Merci encore et encore...
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