@Nicolas Apollo dunno if anyone gives a shit but you should stop trying to seek attention like this and consult a therapist about your relationship drama.
The man is sweating like crazy from playing the piano, never thought that could happen. What a legend. I can only imagine how much time and effort he put in to get at that level.
It’s not just about temperature in the room - it’s performance art, pressure and wearing a full suit while playing at the top level. Youre going to sweat
well yeah, a lot of people + BIG ass lights pointing right at you + you moving like crazy+ wearing a full suit+ that hair just looks like a big source of heat too lol! incredible to keep the focus through all that
Not really, this piece is mosly about technique, written for the player to exhibit his talen. The really brilliant pieces have not that purpose. But I'm not saying it's not awsome and delicious to listen/see a pianist playing it.
Jasmine Amelia Feeling the same, I heard Lang-Lang playing this one too, it's impressive, but goose bumps came from Kissin only for some reason. And, yes, picturing Liszt playing that, in the 19th century, wearing that old black flannel suit, dominating the piano with passion, strength and accuracy is a legendary image.
***** I have seen Yundi Li live in Paris a few years ago, he played Sonata in B minor and he is definitely awesome. But feelings are feelings and It's not possible to control emotions coming from music.
A beautiful, stunning performance with great emotion and intensity! For all the complainers out there, yes he did make a few mistakes, but if you notice, everyone watching him AT A FORMAL, EXPENSIVE EVENT is wearing shorts and t-shirts. Do you know why? CAUSE IT'S ABOVE 90 DEGREES THERE AND HE'S PERFORMING ONE OF THE MOST RENOWNED PIECES EVER WRITTEN IN A SUIT. Even if you're a pro, that's kinda RIDICULOUS.
Also, people don't realize that most of the pros make mistakes throughout their performances. They're still great and do things normal people can't. The complainers complain, but I didn't know that about this particular performance, thanks for the info.
@@Handwritinghelp Indeed. I don't think this is the most technically challenging part to have a general sound played, but it's definitely the hardest part to play without having wrong notes.
+John Huldt actually this might be this edge of his ability!!!! there might as well be someone that can do that with more speed,emotion e.t.c he might not exist now but he may in the future or even the past!!!
Dude, as a musician, holy fuck that set up would be stressful. This dude is literally *surrounded on all sides* from people on multiple stories, out there by himself. The pressure would be immense
Notice how swift, crisp and light how he played those opening D# notes, those that are meant to imitate the chimes of a little bell, splendidly done like a true master of the piano
How 147 people disliked this is beyond me. I am sure he spent incredibly long hours mastering an extremely difficult piece and did an unbelievable job as far as technique. 147 jealous people I suppose
Mcderple Berry no....they just don’t like the way he executed it. Not liking the way someone did something doesn’t mean you’re jealous of them. Nor does it mean you’re just being petty
Pardon me are you Aaron burr sir if you disliked the performance to the point in which you spend the time to actually press the dislike button you’re being petty.
I'm 80 Years old and just started playing The piano, my goal is to be able to play this piece. Thank you, Mr. Kissin, for being an inspiration to us all.
I've seen this video so many times I'm starting to catch every detail: the errors, every single sweat drop, even one of his hair falling off, and the awful fact that I may never play this piece like that
There are certainly errors. Yes, GB, same here. The actual playing time is about 4:02. Also on RUclips is a Cziffra rendition of this that runs 4:09 (the poster labels it 4:25, presumably wrongly).
Yes about errors, sweat drops, and of course there are errors. The actual playing time here is 4:02. Cziffra does it in 4:09, also on RUclips (the poster says 4:25 but is surely wrong).
nibols23 Jorge Bolet played La Campanella and his version is, as you say, too soft, too mellow - too restrained, I think. This is wonderful! Also John Ogden's version is worth a listen
Incredible. The technique and control at speed, literally blows the mind. The energy that must course through the body to contain that piece defies description. A most sublime performance especially when you know the piece.
Great pianist, great performance. I've seen many versions of La Campanella played by different pianists. This is my favourite version with the best clarity, fluency, pace and intensity. And I like his genuine style.
I love hearing him play. Such an innocence and beauty to his performances. This was taken from an excellent documentary that all classical lovers should watch.
@@elixir8460 If you're easily pleased that's OK. I don't play Piano and I am impressed by anyone who can play this. Even with a couple of mistakes. There are plenty of pianists who can play it perfectly, but this chap isn't one of them. Yet.
*Es una interpretación maravillosa, no hay palabras para destacar la calidad de interpretación, la he escuchado en varios pianistas, pero la interpretación de Evgeny es única, una verdadera obra de arte que aún en Diciembre de 2023 no se le ha dado el valor que merece.* *EVGENY ES UN GENIO, MAESTRO.* ❤
@@BaobeiYueyue the interpretation of the music… you have to listen to each performance with your heart to understand what he means… and I agree with this metaphor.
Tout simplement prodigieux ! La précision, l'énergie mais aussi la finesse et la subtilité font oublier l'extraordinaire difficulté de l'oeuvre ! Un pur enchantement !
Lyrical, moving, charismatic, technical and well-controlled...how did he manage to exude these qualities with such balance all at the same time? Magnificent! Definitely the most sophisticated performance of this piece.
This is by far my favourite interpretation of La Campanella, even if there are some little imperfections... Kissin's cheeky virtuosity ever has something special.
this is by far still the best rendition of La Campanella that i have EVER seen, and i've been searching of good / excellent renditions for a while now!!
Impresionante. He visto y oído este vídeo muchas veces y cada vez con más entusiasmo. Eres mi ídolo, y he visto y oído a muchos intérpretes y sigo impresionado con tu interpretación. Gracias Eugeny
Enjoy reading the coments and finding out all the points appreciated. - how he shout out the name of the song, his hair, and ever clear and perfect play. Just want to add on, all the listener's attitude. how they so focused and appreciating and excited and moved by his play. Just Great!
He s a God !!!!! I m pianist...and I have seen all "campanellas" from every pianist... my conclusion: Kissin is God...He s coming from Hell...whatever you want to say... from another world...galaxy... my goddddd !!!!! I studied this piece and played in many concerts.. but... Kissin... I could see him at Colon Theatre in Bs As... my goddddd !!!! what a pianist !!!!!! Kissin !!!!!!!!
+Daniel Alzieu I love when people speak raw like that. I'm not a pianist, but omg, the feel and poetry of the music??? How he plays this ..it is convincing magnificence to my ears.
It's not classical it's romantic, classical is Mozart or Hayden, beethoven why not, but Liszt no... It's like saying Michael Jackson is a barrocco composer, or rock n roll, when it's pop music, not the same ages, not the same style...
Kissin said in his BBC Proms interview that he never really liked much the way he started off his shows with a regular line up starting with something more simple and playing hard pieces like transcendental etudes last. I think he said something like a pianist should try to please his audience even if it sometimes meant being a bit boring to the pianist. He never at any point said that he didn't like practicing hard pieces. It was more that his interests were elsewhere. I wonder how much of that holds true to concert pianists in general. As a pianist you'll probably find enjoyment in all the new pieces you practice but I wonder how often do you find yourself in a situation where you are choosing songs for the audience and not songs for yourself. How often is it your choice anyway?
a hard choice indeed. we want to satisfy our self but in other hand, we have to satisfy the audience.. when in fact the audience is paying us to be entertained.
The choice is almost never the pianists. It depends on who you are playing for, age groups, religion, and so many other factors. When playing in a group of fellow pianists one is more apt to play technically challenging pieces, because they will recognize the beauty of the piece while non-musicians will not enjoy it.
Best performance of la Campanella ive seen yet, yea he missed some notes barely tho, but his tempo and consistency is the best ive seen so far, nobody cant too him in my opinion.
How is there any dislikes on this at all, do people not understand how long this man must of practiced and repeated and fixed his mistake and finding the correct technique and had to wake up every morning at a specific time just to practice and also go to school if he has to. It’s insane to dislike this kid instead of support as much as he deserves. This man deserves as much support as a popular RUclipsr instead of just some average kid on the internet. He feels emotion, and plays like he’s just in his house with out an insanely large crowd right in front of him, and if he messes up than it’s gonna get him hated on.
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Great hair, great performance.
+EPSTEINISMS # To quote the bloke played by Seth Rogen in the film Knocked Up, he has a special hair product called Jew.
+Meijke Balay Correlation
As insane as his hair :p
Lol
Moron
Liszt: I paid for 88 keys I'm gonna use 88 keys
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAEHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
i think he paid for 85
@Snow Lion ww fuck you dude
@Nicolas Apollo dunno if anyone gives a shit but you should stop trying to seek attention like this and consult a therapist about your relationship drama.
Naw deadass tho!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
am i the only person here who loves the way this guy announces the song
that's the (only) part I think I could have done as well.
the accent
I love how the audience gasps when he announces it!
Nah :D
0:09
The man is sweating like crazy from playing the piano, never thought that could happen. What a legend. I can only imagine how much time and effort he put in to get at that level.
Tiempo? Toca desde los 2 años de edad, su padres jamás lo forzaron, solo dejaron qué el sea parte de su don
It was very hot in the room
watch daniil trifonov play it haha, then you’ll really see a pianist sweat
It’s not just about temperature in the room - it’s performance art, pressure and wearing a full suit while playing at the top level. Youre going to sweat
well yeah, a lot of people + BIG ass lights pointing right at you + you moving like crazy+ wearing a full suit+ that hair just looks like a big source of heat too lol! incredible to keep the focus through all that
even more remarkable than his piano skills is the fact that today at 49 years of age he still has a full head of hair
😅
Шевелюра действительно или это парик...?...?
I'm 80 and have a full set - head, moustache, and beard.
White - of course.
If you feel amazed by his technique and think he's a God , Think again about the monster who composed it .
Hahaha
Not really, this piece is mosly about technique, written for the player to exhibit his talen. The really brilliant pieces have not that purpose. But I'm not saying it's not awsome and delicious to listen/see a pianist playing it.
ironic haha
***** Yeh when Liszt wrote this piece he wanted people to play it to show off their technique.... Fucking moron
Bede Carrigan yeah, he wrote to impress people with level of inteligence like yourself
This performance gave me literal chills. I could almost picture Liszt himself playing this.
Jasmine Amelia Feeling the same, I heard Lang-Lang playing this one too, it's impressive, but goose bumps came from Kissin only for some reason. And, yes, picturing Liszt playing that, in the 19th century, wearing that old black flannel suit, dominating the piano with passion, strength and accuracy is a legendary image.
***** I have seen Yundi Li live in Paris a few years ago, he played Sonata in B minor and he is definitely awesome.
But feelings are feelings and It's not possible to control emotions coming from music.
***** Play it so!!! If so easy is... Jajajaja ¡Cola sea! Don't say shit ¡Maldicion sea!
***** Lang Lang is crap and mainstream. Yundi is ok and Kissin is masterclass
***** yundi li is ok kissin better plus if its so BORING make a video of you playing it better would love to see it
A beautiful, stunning performance with great emotion and intensity!
For all the complainers out there, yes he did make a few mistakes, but if you notice, everyone watching him AT A FORMAL, EXPENSIVE EVENT is wearing shorts and t-shirts. Do you know why? CAUSE IT'S ABOVE 90 DEGREES THERE AND HE'S PERFORMING ONE OF THE MOST RENOWNED PIECES EVER WRITTEN IN A SUIT. Even if you're a pro, that's kinda RIDICULOUS.
Don't forget it was an encore.
+Jenny Gao He was sweating profusely. I'm pretty sure that was sweat flying off his face at the end.
+Elizabeth Lee don't forget the 4 or so hairs that went flying by the end
Also, people don't realize that most of the pros make mistakes throughout their performances. They're still great and do things normal people can't. The complainers complain, but I didn't know that about this particular performance, thanks for the info.
+Cathy Lu 😂 I saw that
He mastered it! Even the hardest part at 3:15 was no obstacle for him. What a performance
@@Handwritinghelp Indeed. I don't think this is the most technically challenging part to have a general sound played, but it's definitely the hardest part to play without having wrong notes.
Interessant wen man hier so in den Kommis trifft😂 hast aber recht !
@@frederic4091 i only play this part right on pure coincidence 😂
only a very FEW persons mastered it
Wait i dont think thats the hardest part
I love his version the most. Not only his technique or interpretation of the piece but the whole setting was amazing. Such a performance
Really brillant. If he dropped so much sweat playing this piece, I can imagine how much sweat was dropped learning to play it!!! Amazing.
sweat and hair
Now he plays Rachmaninov
The place that he playing don't have air conditioner or fan maybe
It may have been hot there.
@@Gunnafandom his performance of the the 2 piano concerto is beyond human
OMG, How could he playing so fast but absolutely clear.....
He had a few errors.
Christian Piano Thats not the point. He means "how evgeny kissin plays that fast and clean enough to hear every single note?"
With his fingers.
Protoka best answer.
that is because it is correct.
I think this is at the edge of human ability. Incredible!
+ John CASINO Have you seen Superman? XD
+Lightning Blade he is not human...
right...
+John Huldt actually this might be this edge of his ability!!!! there might as well be someone that can do that with more speed,emotion e.t.c he might not exist now but he may in the future or even the past!!!
+John Huldt but it is still an amazing perfomance
I need to point out how amazing 3:17 is. How he’s able to play the melody so powerfully and clearly over the harmony is honestly incredible
Some pianists you hear stiffness or pauses between keys. He made it that sequence sound all connected.
Either powerful and clear or the gulag 🙄
he got 2 notes wrong but the piece was fantastic
@@sirwalksoftly good point!
I have a recorded version, I’m not sure who performing, that sounds much better
Dude, as a musician, holy fuck that set up would be stressful. This dude is literally *surrounded on all sides* from people on multiple stories, out there by himself. The pressure would be immense
And just him alone… no voilins no harps no one else around him
This is the best version of 'La Campanella' I've ever heard.
This is the best version of la campanella you will ever hear
you must be someone who never heard Valentina Lisitsa's La Campanella, check it out :)
@@johnmarvel8729 naaa i came here after listening to her... and i agree with Shai. there is something in the roughness of Kissin that its better.
@@sebastiancusis4650 yeah me too I agree, kissin la Campanella is something that other pianist don't have
@@johnmarvel8729...like Valentina, have been listening to her for many years...wonder if Zimmerman ever played it..
Insanely fast, insanely clear, superbly controlled! WOW!
Listen to it at double speed
@@samuelhan4605 okay wow I don't even remember writing that
@@lima4021💀
his hair is so puffy i love it
You can actually see strands of his hair fall near the end. 😯
@@AK99KAZ Yes, I did notice that too!
Notice how swift, crisp and light how he played those opening D# notes, those that are meant to imitate the chimes of a little bell, splendidly done like a true master of the piano
There are many different expressors, but the La Campanella of Evgeny Kissin is the best.
How 147 people disliked this is beyond me. I am sure he spent incredibly long hours mastering an extremely difficult piece and did an unbelievable job as far as technique. 147 jealous people I suppose
Robert Purcell or...they just didn’t like how he executed it. Not very one is jealous.
Pardon me are you Aaron burr sir so either jealous or petty.
Mcderple Berry no....they just don’t like the way he executed it. Not liking the way someone did something doesn’t mean you’re jealous of them. Nor does it mean you’re just being petty
Pardon me are you Aaron burr sir if you disliked the performance to the point in which you spend the time to actually press the dislike button you’re being petty.
jealous, petty, and also wrong.
Something that I've always loved about his playing is the incredible clarity and snap.
4:02 H'es losin his hair
bounouaziza ik i saw it😂
bounouaziza oh shiiii
bounouaziza 😂 JAJAJA
XD
I think its swea5
I’ve been listening to this performance for the last decade, and every time it’s magical.
I'm 80 Years old and just started playing The piano, my goal is to be able to play this piece. Thank you, Mr. Kissin, for being an inspiration to us all.
I've seen this video so many times I'm starting to catch every detail: the errors, every single sweat drop, even one of his hair falling off, and the awful fact that I may never play this piece like that
I can tell u have something wrong with your audio.. cuz there are no errors! :D
SuperSayianRoman2 4:09
That's not sweat; you've mistaken it for his conditioner that he uses so that his Afro would be as stiff as a poker.
There are certainly errors. Yes, GB, same here. The actual playing time is about 4:02. Also on RUclips is a Cziffra rendition of this that runs 4:09 (the poster labels it 4:25, presumably wrongly).
Yes about errors, sweat drops, and of course there are errors. The actual playing time here is 4:02. Cziffra does it in 4:09, also on RUclips (the poster says 4:25 but is surely wrong).
i love evgeny. i like his style, its like going to war with raw emotion. unlike other pianists too soft and mellow
nibols23 Jorge Bolet played La Campanella and his version is, as you say, too soft, too mellow - too restrained, I think. This is wonderful! Also John Ogden's version is worth a listen
nibols23 Not going to war; won the war before it started
It's almost unbelievable that it's just one person playing
Yeah I always felt like 6 hands are playing not 2
2:05 sounds like there's a couple other people on stage with him
Incredible. The technique and control at speed, literally blows the mind. The energy that must course through the body to contain that piece defies description. A most sublime performance especially when you know the piece.
2:36 When You Only Know The Start Of Fųr Elise
HAHAHAHAH I feel personally attacked
Stahp it with these x,D
LMFAO XD
Stolen tho.
I don't care if it's stolen or not. This comment is GOLD😂😂
He makes Liszt alive. Breathtaking.
언제 봐도 전율이 느껴지는 명 공연
하이라이트에서 땀흘리는 모습까지
진정한 장인.. 훌륭한 연주를 보여줘서 고마워요
His technique is perfect, god damn.
+ThePumpkin506 You seriously mean this. Lovely. :-)
+ThePumpkin506 he is unbelieveable good, but its far away from perfect :P
+Bonnie Hundley its damn near perfect. In addition to that, this is, by far, the best interpretation of this piece.
+Yannik Baltes As Horowitz said, "I don't try to be perfect. You want perfect, listen to Heifetz."
+Ben You might also look at Busoni and Rubinstein. They all have something to recommend them. I personally like Rubinstein's interpretation.
Great pianist, great performance. I've seen many versions of La Campanella played by different pianists. This is my favourite version with the best clarity, fluency, pace and intensity. And I like his genuine style.
He's the only one I've seen stay on time when the going gets rough
La mejor interpretación que escuché de "La Campanella".
I love hearing him play. Such an innocence and beauty to his performances. This was taken from an excellent documentary that all classical lovers should watch.
This kid is a music prodigy in Russia. He played ridiculously difficult pieces perfectly from such a young age
Shame this one wasn't perfect then. At least two wrong notes played near the end of the piece.
@@MrNigelBriggs not everything is about wrong notes, its about how beautifully the piece is being played.
@@elixir8460 If you're easily pleased that's OK. I don't play Piano and I am impressed by anyone who can play this. Even with a couple of mistakes. There are plenty of pianists who can play it perfectly, but this chap isn't one of them. Yet.
@@MrNigelBriggs still but kissin's playing is the best
Actually they are usually the best at their peak at young age… for many artists like the sportsmen… real geniuses
Evgeny solidifies my opinion that musicians of this calibre are not just artists, they're athletes.
*Es una interpretación maravillosa, no hay palabras para destacar la calidad de interpretación, la he escuchado en varios pianistas, pero la interpretación de Evgeny es única, una verdadera obra de arte que aún en Diciembre de 2023 no se le ha dado el valor que merece.*
*EVGENY ES UN GENIO, MAESTRO.* ❤
0:12 I love how he says what he's playing and people are ecstatic.
He was sweating like hell and yet performed it perfectly.
Respect to this man.
At one point i swore i saw smoke coming out of his forehead xD
André Campana Merétika I think that was some sweat. It was really hot there!
André Campana Merétika I thought hair falling lol
that's his hair
2019 and still legendary.
2021 and still legendary.
2022
What an awesome performance! Made me stand and gave a standing ovation! This piece and the Evgeny’s version is extraordinary to say the least.
Lang plays this like a rockstar, Lisitsa like a butterfly, Kissin like a god.
What do you mean?
@@BaobeiYueyue the true
no lang plays this the best in my opinion
And Yundi plays it like an angel
@@BaobeiYueyue the interpretation of the music… you have to listen to each performance with your heart to understand what he means… and I agree with this metaphor.
His hands looked like they were going to catch fire! And he plays with such confidence. An incredible performance!
This is my favorite version I've heard, absolutely BEAUTIFUL
Tout simplement prodigieux ! La précision, l'énergie mais aussi la finesse et la subtilité font oublier l'extraordinaire difficulté de l'oeuvre ! Un pur enchantement !
Lyrical, moving, charismatic, technical and well-controlled...how did he manage to exude these qualities with such balance all at the same time? Magnificent! Definitely the most sophisticated performance of this piece.
連弾の精度が別格だわ
最後も自分の味が出てて流石すぎる。
Almost perfect performance, fantastic recording quality, great sounding piano and fantastic acoustics. Absolutely stunning
¡Fantásico! ¡GENIAL!!! Fue poseído por el alma de Franz Liszt al momento de interpretarla. ¡WOW!!!
This is probably the best version of La Campanella. This pianist is really amazing
Es impresionante como sin importar cuántas veces la vea, me excita siempre más en cada vez
This might be my favorite interpretation of this piece I've ever heard. So touching, so delicate, yet deeply passionate.
He makes it look so easy... :( One of the greatest classical pieces in my opinion! Great performance!
This is by far my favourite interpretation of La Campanella, even if there are some little imperfections... Kissin's cheeky virtuosity ever has something special.
are you alive 😭?
I'am :)
@@fmh_1438
Love how he played this piece. Definitely did Liszt justice.
Greatest piano piece I've ever witnessed in my life!!!!
this is by far still the best rendition of La Campanella that i have EVER seen, and i've been searching of good / excellent renditions for a while now!!
He's the only player I've seen not lose time. he's something else
Impresionante. He visto y oído este vídeo muchas veces y cada vez con más entusiasmo. Eres mi ídolo, y he visto y oído a muchos intérpretes y sigo impresionado con tu interpretación. Gracias Eugeny
Brilliantly done. No one does this piece better.
look at the intensity on his face!
Good God. Such amazing dynamics. Wonderful❤
i love how he introduces the piece
Unbelievable how well he plays this
WOW!! I'm amazed! What a talent
Nunca havia visto alguém com habilidades como essas
the best version to me, notes are clean, sharp and clear with a suitable tempo. superb technique. many pianists use too much rubato and pedal
Angela So Yh exactly the song name is translated to ‘little bells’ and only kissin’s rendition and one of Lang Lang’s matches that
Wow !!! An incredible feat of extraordinary playing skills. Bravo !!!!
Just incredible! Every time I listen to that performance it becomes more impressive. I just wish I could at least perform this piece half that fast.
Somebody turn on the air conditioner for Christ sake. Goddamn.
Somebody teach this guy to stop swearing
Sean Fogarty she obviously misspelled sweating
I don’t like it when it’s too cold because then my hands start to cramp up, don’t know if Evgeny would be fine with that though.
I found the aussie/pom/kiwi!
? Great way to group a bunch of cultures into a sentence. Good job.
彼の演奏は素晴らしいですね。是非来日して欲しいです。
もう、ホンマ、キーシン最高！泣いてまうわ！フランツ・リスト超えてんとちゃうか⁉︎
omfg i didn't know japanese people listen to kissin too!
yeah, he's awesome right?
No , you may not eat my dog.
@@EcstasyJesus i just ate a cat
손이 그의 몸을 지배하고 있음~~경이롭고 넘 아름다운 연주~~♥
man I'm still here in September of 2024 because of this masterful performance.
Surpasses LangLang's Interpretation by far in my humble opinion... The clarity is brillant
Never feel into this piece by others. This man plays really get into the emotion of the piece.
一番好き！
もうこの人の曲ってかんじがします
Enjoy reading the coments and finding out all the points appreciated. - how he shout out the name of the song, his hair, and ever clear and perfect play. Just want to add on, all the listener's attitude. how they so focused and appreciating and excited and moved by his play. Just Great!
3:40 the sweat shows how much force he's putting to play this piece
My exact thought🎉
He s a God !!!!!
I m pianist...and I have seen all "campanellas" from every pianist...
my conclusion: Kissin is God...He s coming from Hell...whatever you want to say...
from another world...galaxy...
my goddddd !!!!!
I studied this piece and played in many concerts..
but...
Kissin...
I could see him at Colon Theatre in Bs As...
my goddddd !!!!
what a pianist !!!!!!
Kissin !!!!!!!!
Agree!
+Daniel Alzieu I love when people speak raw like that. I'm not a pianist, but omg, the feel and poetry of the music??? How he plays this ..it is convincing magnificence to my ears.
Daniel Alzieu but the best is Valentina..
hell no Valentina lacks of emotion
I like Nobuyuki Tsujii’s rendition better but this amazing.
この人を超える人はいない気がする、、、！
1人だけ別次元！
辻井伸行さんの演奏は素晴らしいと思うけど、ラカンパネラに関して言うとこの方の演奏の方が圧倒的に魅力を感じる。
I love classical !! Classical music , classical dances ,
Classical literature!!!
But this is beyond classical,
It's AWESOME!!!🤗🤗
It's not classical it's romantic, classical is Mozart or Hayden, beethoven why not, but Liszt no... It's like saying Michael Jackson is a barrocco composer, or rock n roll, when it's pop music, not the same ages, not the same style...
美しい！！
突然私のおススメに表示してくれてありがとうGoogle！
これまでに聴いたことのないほど繊細な音色で癒される。
Evgeny Kissinさん、恥ずかしながら初めて知ったけど、これは何時間でも聴いていられる。
すごい音がハキハキしてる
癖になる音色
Amazing. I want to push "like" infinite times. Amazing.
His hair is spectacular. Also the song is good.
Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!!
That is ludicrous magnificence
Ravishing performance.
His version la campanella is top notch
After watching this, I've just been given another reason to go and use all my instruments as firewood!
Don't say that
As a violinist do you know what I'd do to someone who threw a violin in a fire!?
+Over Enthusiastic Trekkie cut off their balls and roast them?
yes
I don't understand that train of thought at all, shouldn't it be the exact opposite???
He's good among all those I've seen in youtube playing Liszt's music piece. 👍
Perfection. In under four and a half minutes, absolute perfection.
Gracias a Dios está interpretación pudo ser grabada para la historia
This has been my ringtone in last 8 years.
Kissin said in his BBC Proms interview that he never really liked much the way he started off his shows with a regular line up starting with something more simple and playing hard pieces like transcendental etudes last. I think he said something like a pianist should try to please his audience even if it sometimes meant being a bit boring to the pianist. He never at any point said that he didn't like practicing hard pieces. It was more that his interests were elsewhere. I wonder how much of that holds true to concert pianists in general. As a pianist you'll probably find enjoyment in all the new pieces you practice but I wonder how often do you find yourself in a situation where you are choosing songs for the audience and not songs for yourself. How often is it your choice anyway?
a hard choice indeed. we want to satisfy our self but in other hand, we have to satisfy the audience.. when in fact the audience is paying us to be entertained.
The choice is almost never the pianists. It depends on who you are playing for, age groups, religion, and so many other factors. When playing in a group of fellow pianists one is more apt to play technically challenging pieces, because they will recognize the beauty of the piece while non-musicians will not enjoy it.
yeah hahaha I may or may not have played La campanella at a nursing home I volunteer at and made some people very angry...
ChicknSlayr Mc-WarZ :D
Songs? Really? You call classical piano masterpieces songs? How dare you?
Best performance of la Campanella ive seen yet, yea he missed some notes barely tho, but his tempo and consistency is the best ive seen so far, nobody cant too him in my opinion.
This is the best song. I've been learning this for a long time since I was little. I like this song❤❤
How is there any dislikes on this at all, do people not understand how long this man must of practiced and repeated and fixed his mistake and finding the correct technique and had to wake up every morning at a specific time just to practice and also go to school if he has to. It’s insane to dislike this kid instead of support as much as he deserves. This man deserves as much support as a popular RUclipsr instead of just some average kid on the internet. He feels emotion, and plays like he’s just in his house with out an insanely large crowd right in front of him, and if he messes up than it’s gonna get him hated on.
A Piano Player couldn’t Agree more