Complimenti Maestro, la sua è sicuramente una tra le più originali esecuzioni di questo formidabile brano di Schumann, tocco, classe, idee... c'è tutto!
A fine piano technique,well filmed to see " how" he uses his arms with relaxed weight. Carefully thought out and some convincing and unusual tempi Bravo!
Cyprien,you were quite funny while you were young and you still have that positivity within you. And that humorous spontaneity of your interpretations I cherish above all
I hear the ideas so clearly now! It’s so obvious! Schumann poking fun at the rigid salon music of the time, David against Goliath. Again and again he rises above the fray, finally soaring and transcendent!! Such music as angels play. You know this reminds me of the first time I heard Shakespeare performed properly. It just makes sense. I find myself saying “but of course, it’s all so simple now”!!!
When I hear pianists overemphasizing the semitone ending of the first piece I stop listening. DaTA like a slap in the face. Periah gives this semitone its due gentle emphasis and then stops overemphasizing it. You don't get daTa, daTa,daTa, daTa
I had to play it 1975/76 and was not amused. It was no fun to be young, no fun to sound cute, no fun to comprehend Schumann´s judgement on Beethoven, to comprehend his Eusebius/Florestan antithesis. Katsaris looks like the dream of a musicologist, but he is a musician. In the private dreams of my own Pogorelich and his dancing teeth commit Conrad Poohs and liver cancer. Aimez-vouz Brahms? I love cookies, tea and Scriabin for free. Katsaris teaching Chopin for free, hey, I just forgot my cookies, must watch it again!
Never heard better Papillons!
you Sir, are simply one of the finest pianists who has ever lived.
This was one of my audition pieces in high school. It gives me great comfort to listen to it as an adult. Exquisitely played! ❤
What an interpretation!!! One of the best papillons I ve ever heard...
Complimenti Maestro, la sua è sicuramente una tra le più originali esecuzioni di questo formidabile brano di Schumann, tocco, classe, idee... c'è tutto!
A fine piano technique,well filmed to see " how" he uses his arms with relaxed weight. Carefully thought out and some convincing and unusual tempi Bravo!
Timestamps:
Introduzione = 0:00
1= 0:13
2 = 0:55
3 = 1:08
4 = 1:56
5 = 2:39
6 = 4:07
7 = 5:17
8 = 6:01
9 = 7:13
10 = 7:50
11 = 10:02
12/Finale = 12:28
uma das melhores e inspiradas versões. bravo Cyprien !
この名曲を忘れていました〜午前と午後に2時間ずつ練習時間があるから楽譜を開いてみましょう....老化防止に毎日2時間はピアノを弾いております。既に老女ですが.......
Cyprien,you were quite funny while you were young and you still have that positivity within you. And that humorous spontaneity of your interpretations I cherish above all
I hear the ideas so clearly now! It’s so obvious! Schumann poking fun at the rigid salon music of the time, David against Goliath. Again and again he rises above the fray, finally soaring and transcendent!! Such music as angels play. You know this reminds me of the first time I heard Shakespeare performed properly. It just makes sense. I find myself saying “but of course, it’s all so simple now”!!!
Wow ... you're a young Maestro!!😍😍
so cute😘
Fizzes with fun, mastery and surprise.
Adorable guy
I love your playing!!!!♡
I love your playing, thank you!
i know I'm kind of off topic but does anybody know a good site to watch new series online ?
@@ronnierandy8151 "Kind of" off topic? LOL
Por qué cambia el tempo en la 6 en distintas partes que no está escrito ?
Único.
My favorite interpretation of this suite
excellent!!!
3:17 Mr. Bean!
vintagegirl1961 bean with a wig
No! He's not!!
@@surfinia2 we all know he’s not lol
When I hear pianists overemphasizing the semitone ending of the first piece I stop listening. DaTA like a slap in the face. Periah gives this semitone its due gentle emphasis and then stops overemphasizing it. You don't get daTa, daTa,daTa, daTa
bravooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bravo Cyprien! I have never heard it played as such. Pure genius!
how old was he when he played this?
at 1,27 his hand in the octaves is quite relaxed and limp but outer fingers are strong surprised his hand doesnt collapse?
He is the best pianist
I had to play it 1975/76 and was not amused. It was no fun to be young, no fun to sound cute,
no fun to comprehend Schumann´s judgement on Beethoven, to comprehend his Eusebius/Florestan antithesis.
Katsaris looks like the dream of a musicologist, but he is a musician.
In the private dreams of my own Pogorelich and his dancing teeth commit Conrad Poohs and liver cancer.
Aimez-vouz Brahms? I love cookies, tea and Scriabin for free.
Katsaris teaching Chopin for free, hey, I just forgot my cookies, must watch it again!
え、わっか！wwww
ㅈ지리네
Who knew Mr. Bean could play piano so well?
Mr. Bean with a wig
It is the music that counts