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For once they're filming the playing and not her face

Maurice Ravel : Ciboure,Francia .07/03/1875 inspirado en el poema homónimo de Aloysius Bertrand que vale la pena leer ,si es posible en francés.

True artistry.

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Those D at 1:05 are scary afff

This is a performance out of this world. Words are not enough....

Anyone knows where and when was this recorded ? Thank you!

She completely skips the "long silences" in the first page, not even 1 bar !

merveilleux ! ce fou de Scarbo est bien là , une source d'inspiration pour Aloysius Bertrand ; l'interprétation de Martha.... la nuit est douce et mystérieuse ...

지리긴한다

Way too fast for my taste?

Martha es la mejor de todos!

this is like the most cathartic thing ever

Why did she blast that opening accent on the repeated notes? Bye. Typical Argerich just showing off always.

While Scarbo eats pianists’ souls alive, Argerich eats Scarbo…

Why don't they keep the camera focused on Argerich? Who wants to look at dumb pictures from someone's European vacation?

Wow!!!! Breathtaking!!! I have listened to many, many pianists play this Masterpiece but nobody throws down like Martha on the keys!!! This is truly the BEST AND MOST SCARY interpretation that I’ve ever heard!!! She really has a God given gift and talent and I am grateful to be alive during this time of discovering such gems like this video!!! This is the most scary and hauntingly beautiful interpretation ever!!!!! 👾👻👹😵‍💫😴❤️💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏

One of the best interpretations, passionate and full of confidence, with beautiful technique, very emotional and expressive - is perfection itself. . .❤❤❤

Good God. I can't compete with any of the clever people in the comments who compare this to that, but I think this extraordinary. Both composition and performance. I'm amazed that even one or two of of us lot are able to achieve this. Absolutely inspiring, and thank you Igor for posting.

Bravissimo !

🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝👍🏼

Bravíssimo‼‼‼‼‼‼

My favorite song of all time

Énorme!

why didn't she ever play Prokofiev 2 concerto?

Master's Sun

something Argerich shows really well here is her understanding that the piano is a percussive instrument

if God could play the piano it would sound like this.

Like really ? she literally hopped over the other hand !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beyond outstanding and fantastic. How he does it is a mystery! Love his playing

Фантастика! Мега-круто

How is hardly anyone commenting here?

This is artistry at it's finest. It's absolutely sublime.

C'est superbe.....

I think this is the most difficult classical piano piece ever. What it takes to play this would not be understood in mere words. Unbelievable!!

I always like the way great pianists start to play almost immediately...😊Richter is the best... not the best piano he's ever played...!😊

The performance is great, these comments below are sucks as hell.

Блестяще!

Nothing comes close to this and Berezovsky's

Pehaps the best ... Such a clarity at this tempo is something almost impossible to believe !!!

Brava, Martha Argerich!!! I wonder if you heard Alicia de Larrocha playing "Gaspard de la nuit" (live recording). Here is an audio of a performance from 1980 of the completed piece: ruclips.net/video/FFZ5X-3znfw/видео.html It's not better nor worse than Martha's, just different! AdL played this work more than 100 times and one of her best performance of "Scarbo" was this at Carnegie Hall in 1968: ruclips.net/video/6tzG_XYLw1g/видео.html. (Sorry for the poor sound quality. It was recorded from the audience)

She's great. But one should also look at Yuja Wang's live performance, which is, frankly, flawless, and most pianists would agree that playing Scarbo flawlessly lifts one to a superhuman level...

Marshmallow married a piano, got him, then lang lang adopted him... only explanation...

Spectacular final

Impressive, most impressive!!!

Was the building on fire?

Kissin really shines with this piece, and vice versa, his style fits perfectly and he plays this with a magic I’ve rarely heard, this performance made me like waltzes before Tchaikovsky

quite difficult for me to apreciate, but it is a great piece

Giving me repetitive strain injury just by watching it.