Yuja Wang plays Stravinsky's "Petrushka". With score 

agree completely

Yeeeeeeeees

That's what makes Yuja even more of a talent. She's able to think outside the box. Her role is to interpret the music, not recite it. She make her performances her own. Another pianist very gifted at this is Maria Joao Pires. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nux1u8YCJ9c.html Although I can't say she adds or subtracts notes to the score; however she interprets the score in a most magnificent way;

@@JoeLinux2000 I agree except for the "outside the box": adding / substracting notes is very common, and rather easy because the original score (for orchestra) is particularly rich, it's easy (in the sense one do not have to invent/imagine the notes) to arrange it. A. Rubinstein did his own transcription of the piece, it's kind of the most different of all "Petrouchka for piano". Others added parts that are not at all in the "transcription"; the "" are because Stravinsky wanted the piece to be considered not as a transcription but as a piano piece, even if the making of it involves a transcription. This Semaine grasse is one of the most interesting I could listen to. My other favorite ones are Michel Beroff's and Pollini's one.

Thank you for your interest. The transcription is by Stravinski himself. It was dedicated to Arthur Rubinstein.

WOW, thank you for your thoughtful & swift reply. And for the many thrilling, sensational videos!

@@user-zw1hh1dm5dMy pleasure!

Only misunderstood by virtue signalling wannabees.

@@JoeLinux2000 So true my friend. 🙏

Its indicated at the beginnong of the video... Verbier, 1 09 2009

@@eusebiusetflorestan2532 thx :)

I too would like a better resolution. But it is not up to me. As for the score, it does not subtract anything from the image, and I dare to hope that it brings something to the listener!

Copyrights?

@@eusebiusetflorestan2532 As it is it's at 720p so the resolution is nice.