"The flight of the bumblebee" - A story by CYPRIEN KATSARIS

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A brand new video from Cyprien Katsaris recorded live at his home in Paris on April 2022.
Cyprien Katsaris tells us the story behind his famous video where he plays the flight of the bumblebee recorded live in 1975 (french tv show) in the presence of György Cziffra.
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Music: Rimsky-Korsakov/Cziffra: The Flight of the Bumble-Bee
Director video: #ThéoFauger
Video editing: #Crapuledesign
video calibration: #BenGrinand
Sound captation: #JulienBrocal
Production: #JardinMusicalProductions
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@JG_1998 2 года назад

Fascinating story, I've always wondered what the backstory was behind the famous video! I hope maestro Katsaris does one of these videos on the story of him recording all the Liszt/Beethoven symphonic transcriptions.

@Nimbokwezer 2 года назад

I would love this.

@richdisilvio4591 8 дней назад

Thanks for sharing this story! The talent of great pianists, such as you, is always mesmerizing. Merci beaucoup!

@crescenzoverdenavidacrociera Год назад

Congratulations Cyprien. You are the first renowned worldwide pianist who actually curates his own RU-vid channel, impressive. I love it.

@marshan1226 2 года назад

The greatest pianist alive today and the greatest pianist of the 21st century and sorry it’s not even very close. Long live the great Cyprien Katsaris what an amazing pianist

@user-re2yi2pm1u 2 года назад

My favourite pianists: Katsaris and Cziffra. I adore you!!!

@brendanoflaherty1424 2 года назад

What a wonderful story! Told with equal measures of humour and humility. May it be of some satisfaction to you Monsieur Katsaris, to know how much joy you give through your incredible talent and performances, many of which are generously available on RU-vid. Bravo et merci!

@Varooooooom 2 года назад

You are, hands-down, my favorite pianist - and one of my heroes - in the crossover from the 20th century to the 21st century. For the 20th century, Leopold Godowsky is my pianistic hero. In the 21st century, Artur Cimirro is my pianistic hero. The three of you changed my musicianship for the better, and I’m so grateful to be alive at the same time as you. I hope I can see you in concert someday, although I’m not sure when that will be. Thank you for this fantastic story; I could listen to you talk just as long as I can listen to you perform. Cziffra is the whole reason I was able to flourish on RU-vid with my main channel, TheExarion. Without his influence in my early years, I would be nothing pianistically. And without you, my musicianship wouldn’t be as rich with color as it is now. Thank you for all of the wonderful music and influences you have provided onto the world, Mr. Katsaris ♥️

@PabloAntonio785 2 года назад

Amazing pianist!

@majorq8875 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful story! I had the biggest smile hearing cziffra's name. You are my 2 favorite pianists of all time. If incarnation is real I would absolutely believe that Cziffra was a reincarnation of liszt

@ITOTOSSAB 2 года назад

Grandissimo Maestro e Artista!!!

@YOLO-ri8od 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant, I really do hope you continue these series

@pianoman1857 Год назад

Il y a maintenant presque 10 ans, je découvrais sur youtube quelques une de vos masterclass données au Japon. Je n’ai malheureusement jamais eu l’occasion de vous de le dire en vrai, mais sachez que c’est grace à vous que j’ai compris comment jouer Chopin du mieux possible. Rien qu’au travers de quelques videos, j’ai énormément appris. Merci encore Mr Katsaris ! En espérant voir peut-être à l’avenir de nouvelles masterclass que vous donnerez sur d’autres pieces de Chopin

@MrClassicalMusic1 2 года назад

I am a huge fan of Cziffra. Thank you maestro for sharing this story.

@channelbelcanto 2 года назад

🌹

@alessandroattianese1830 5 месяцев назад

Grazie ❤

@tombennettband1485 8 месяцев назад

Cziffra is the best

@anastasiaaurelia7601 2 года назад

I played this improvised flight of the bumblebee, the speed, the sore is insane. I keep going back to you, watching you hit all those notes accurately in octaves motivated me to finish the piece. Thank you, you're an inspiration!

@michaelharvey702 2 года назад

Wonderful! This reminds me of similar experiences that Charles Hopkins used to tell me about during our lessons. If you have a copy of the score, would you be willing to share it with me so that I can compare it to the Peter’s Edition and Editio Musica Budapest Edition? I edited it a little to make it closer to the recording and Charles showed me one or two things and even some fingering which Cziffra showed him but it would be incredible to see all of Cziffra’s corrections after György wrote it down! My students who study this piece will greatly benefit. Thank you so much for posting this priceless personal experience of you with the greatest pianist of the 20th Century!

@Riedel777 2 года назад

Great story! For me its "unspielbar" in German. Fantastic playing Cyprian! Hats off! 🙏🎹🎶🎵🎶

@mazeppa1231 Год назад

Wow, what an amazing story. I too, am a huge fan of Cziffra, but you are also an amazing pianist. Your recordings and concert performances also blow me away.

@rsanserrano 2 года назад

Very nice story! After so many years I will finally have the opportunity to see you in a couple of weeks in Münsing! All the best for you and thanks a lot for playing piano

@thibomeurkens2296 Год назад

Wonderful story! I loved that video, it really drove me crazy and made me fall in love with classical music even more.

@wurzelausc Год назад

Thank you for the interesting story. Compositions have a biography, too. I am a jazz pianist. It blows my mind that Cziffra improvised that arrangement, certain parts I can hear that he did, others hard to believe. I find Mr. Katsaris' version more vibrant/colourful than Cziffra's, more to my taste, but I must say Cziffra's original recording is out of this world. I haven't heard a version since that holds up to these two gentlemen.

@hjiuhfhrehui Год назад

I always Love the stories you tell Maestro, I remember all 😁! I hope you will tell a lot of more story’s and insights about Cziffra, but also the story about how Rachmaninov made mistakes during concerts and ordered the accompanist to keep playing. Thank you 😁

@dariodangelo8938 2 года назад

Cziffra facial expression was: f…k, he plays this better than me…mmm😂🫤 Joking of course, two Geniuses❤️🎹

@therightmusic7639 2 года назад

Interesting story, Maestro. Yes, Cziffra was a great pianist; I find the phrase "The best one" a little unfair to the other great pianist, though (I guess it's a matter of taste, anyway). I thought he liked writing music (it can be nerve-racking at times: Chopin used to get really nervous when writing music, example). Cziffra's arrangement of the Bumblebee is very virtuosic but/ and really creative and fun, as well. I have watched the video where you played it and your rendition is really good, too. I wonder how you would interpret it now (musicians usually get wiser and better as they grow older). Nice apartment 🐝

@carlhopkinson 2 года назад

Mr. Katsaris has the ultimate musicianship of Jorge Bolet with a superior technique.

@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879 2 года назад

why making this comparison?The two musicians are from totally different worlds of perspective, musical style and physiognomies ,and it seems extremely hazardeous to compare techniques or what yourself think that you perceive of them. Rachmaninov was the most virtuoso pianist alive back in the day, then came Horowitz, and then came Yuja Wang.What sense does it make to compare their way to absolute technical brilliance?We would need weeks to analyze technical skills, compare them,see who uses which ways to get to which results and it would be perfectly obsolete to do so.I don't actually know if you know all Bolet recordings...maybe you should discover just the Godowski recordings...and then we talk again

@MrClassicalMusic1 2 года назад

@@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879 He has a right to his opinion as you do.

@carlhopkinson 2 года назад

@@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879 Because I perceive Katarsis technique to be more efficient and thus more capable. That's why.

@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879 2 года назад

@@carlhopkinson this is just a phrase. Katsaris, that i know personally, is a fabulous virtuoso, mega quick brain, there is no doubt.You don't explain what you mean by efficient.You should compare them physically as well.Bolet hast enormous hands, a very tall and powerfull body. It is already evident that his ways to get to a musical result is optically and by the rails to get there totally different.If you really want to sustain such therories, it needs in depth explanations of a pianist about a pianist, otherwise, I am sorry to say, it is like to listen to a critic that knows music by CD and then compares the live performance he has to write about to his discography from home

@mariapap8962 11 месяцев назад

@@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879 are you not making any comparison yourself?!

@channelbelcanto 2 года назад

❤️

@militaryandemergencyservic3286 2 года назад

I studied under a Beethoven student. Zac Poonen is the best teacher on the internet.

@ahredell8886 Год назад

👏👏👏

@w3sp 2 года назад

@Cyprien Katsaris: Great story and great Bumblebee video - just watched it 🙂 PS: Any tips on how to get faster octaves? I've seen an old Masterclass video where you taught Chopin op53 and demonstrated how fast you can go with the left hand octaves in the middle section. I'm still mindblown as to how you can achive such speed!

@BenSadounJeremie 2 года назад

So actually, it is thanks to Katsaris that the score exists …

@caralarosel544 2 года назад

Good

@brunocallens3962 2 года назад

Force est de constater que Georges Cziffra a souvent été critiqué précisément par le côté "cirque" de nombre de ses prestations. Il agaçait quand même pas mal de monde ! Mais ce n'était pas toujours le cas. J'ai eu l'occasion d'assister à un de ses récitals il y a de cela quelques décennies. Et il se trouve qu'il n' pas joué ce soir-là des pièces réputées particulièrement "acrobatiques" (je me souviens de l'introduction et rondo op 16 et de la sonate op 35 de Chopin). Une petite question que je pose par curiosité : Combien de temps vous-a-t-il fallu pour mettre en place cette pièce qui est quand même un sacré morceau de bravoure ( et un énorme risque ! ) ?

@twaoum6561 2 года назад

OMG!!! That’s what he said of this piece. 😂❤😂❤😂❤😂

@ciararespect4296 Год назад

In this order best pianists ever 1 hamelin 2 cziffra 3 katsaris 4 sokolov 5 volodos

@astanakazakhstan3220 Год назад

where's zimerman?

@mariapap8962 11 месяцев назад

These lists are subjective, unnecessary and stupid! There's a number of phenomenal pianists that you don't even mention. Should i start with Rachmaninoff and Liszt?!

@ciararespect4296 Год назад

Cziffra was next best to hamelin

@mariosantoniades4058 2 года назад

Könnten Sie Bumblebee aktuell spielen und hochladen?! Das wäre der Hammer! 😊 Μπορείτε να παίξετε ξανά το κομμάτι μετά από 40+ χρόνια σε διασκευή Ciffra/Katsaris ?? @katsaris