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I was fortunate to hear Tom perform Prokofiev's 2nd Piano Concerto last Thursday with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Mark Elder in Glasgow's City Hall. A fantastic performance. A pianist I will be following from now on!

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Bravo!!!! ♥️🙏🏼💙

Amoooo todos os concertos!!! Saudades e beijos ♥️💙🙏🏼🌹🍄

Bravissimo!

Exceptionnel

So beautiful! The pianist is exceptional.

crying this is perfect

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Ms. Conunova is a superb violinist and musician.

Amazing !!

FIRST PLS PIN 📌

What an incredible rendition. Thank you so much Madelyn and Anna!

Thank you to all the Classeek team🙏❤️

wow nice voice

Superbe

Best preformance of the 2nd intermezzo there is

Perfeito!❤

Holy moly 😍👏🏼

Magnifique et bravo à tous les deux 👍👍

Magnifique bravo à touw

Wooow😍

You understand Bach very well. I spend hours each day playing Bach, and it’s always wonderful, never feels the same. Always taking me somewhere new. When I listen to you, I’m reminded of the infinite variety of emotions that can emerge from his music just by shifting the emphasis a little. I play all composers, but Bach is the one who has held up for the almost 60 years I’ve been playing his music. Don’t ever stop playing Bach for yourself. Share with others, of course, but Bach will always be there for you. He’s the reliable voice who tells you how you’re doing. I’m working on the French Suites currently, and WTC, both books. Debussy, Chopin, Beethoven and all the rest come and go, but Bach stays in my daily practice. Scriabin, too. For some reason, Scriabin is my other go-to composer. I sure enjoyed your playing. You’re among the best out there that I hear on RUclips. I can’t go to piano concerts anymore, because I moved to the ranch and it’s just too far (and nobody ever comes out here anyway). If you ever come to Oklahoma, come play my gorgeous Steinway D. We’ll make you feel at home and tell music stories! Whatever you do, don’t stop playing. The world needs your voice. It’s innocent and beautiful. You’ve got the gift.

Man I love the classical era Austrian composer Eugene Ysaye.

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🎵Astounding ❤️‍🔥

Tremendous performance, one of the best I can find on the internet

Great work, nicely played, but the tone of the piano is awful.

Чудове виконання!!!❤

Thanks!

The best Ysaye recording!

Superbe moment musical. Et puis quelle belle et terrible histoire de ce jeune homme venu seul de Syrie avant que la guerre éclate et dont le père orientait la parabole pour capter la chaîne Mezzo ...ce qui était interdit. Merci pour ce partage et la découverte de ce musicien talentueux .

Очень своеобразное исполнение; такого никогда не слышал! Аккомпаниатор заслуживает особой похвалы!

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Георгий Чудо!!!❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏

Sounds like Schiff, excellence...

Quelle découverte, cette interprétation est remarquable. La force expressive, les nuances, la clarté dans l’articulation, la majesté permise par un tempo un peu plus lent que pour les grandes versions habituelles, la justesse y compris dans les pauses entre deux variations ! Toutes les variations sont rendues compréhensibles. Une heureuse surprise parmi les suggestions de RUclips. Merci.

Wow-this performance s one of THE best. She understands the mood of all the variations and lets each of them shine. The fugue is breathtaking. Technically terrfc as well. :-)

Very interesting. There is a mistake in the description though, it should be Yaron instead of Aaron.

Thanks!

Très très belle version👍

Brilliant!! Supertempo… and it works! Fully enjoyed ure Elisabth Competition performances, saw them all! Loved it! So good, cool and authentic. Loved the Bartok solosonata: really excellent!!! And ure as Shumann was to die for!

omg I love ysazart’s 5th violin concerto

His violin does not have an E-string fine tuner, a chinrest, or a shoulder rest, which are common for most modern players, although some modern players do not use a shoulder rest. His bow is "transitional" (stop at 0:25), meaning that its style is newer than baroque but older than the modern style begun by François Xavier Tourte. Stopping at 0:48, all the strings appear to reflect light (suggesting metal) and have thread wrappings near where they attach to the tailpiece, so the strings may be modern (not gut). His bow grip is almost in the baroque style, meaning that his right hand is not down at the frog, which is the modern style. These combined with his many personal interpretive choices give a unique performance.

Yes this is definitely Ysaye

a true genius. Bravo Smirnov!!!!!

I already recognized him as a top artist when he busked under the tunnel on the street by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

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Such unique style!