The nervous system of this woman! I have never heard Yuja Wang before and this is incredible. She is able to play the melody and the accompaniment at top speed, changing voices for the different characters - I've never heard Erlkonig sung with such chilling witchcraft. She made every shift of character clear. An amazing talent.
Fanchen no hes kind of right i mean campare her to pianist like Rubinstein and murray periaha and andras schiff and yiu can tell she is emotionally lacking
skyler mccloud except she isn’t playing emotionlessly. It’s clear she studied the original score and interpreted the text into her playing. Any adept musician can hear the detail to phrasing and style of touch.
Pity, no matter how fast you play, it is still too slow. [SPOILER ALERT] The boy still died in the end, the horse was too slow to reach the courtyard. But Yuja came close to saving the boy.
Benjammin', if you haven’t already looked it up, a child is attacked by the Erlkönig (Alder-King) and the father chases to try and save him, the father rushes back to the home but is too late and the child dies in his arms
Compared to the other versions I've heard so far, hers is the only performance in which you can actually here the different melodies representing each character in the original song. Excellent
OMG, the left hand opening is in OCTAVES - even Schubert wasn't so cruel. This is pianistic sadism, handled with real artistry. There's no empty show here, this performance is musicality to the nth degree - brilliant, Yuja!
@@ちゃんろお I'm not so sure it was deliberate - he was such a gifted player that he wrote to show off his own talents to the best. He probably didn't even consider other pianists he was so self centred.
@@zswu31416 Yeah, in his later years he revisited pieces because he began to feel he needed a playable legacy, if he ever wanted his music to be heard again. Many other notable pieces he made easier, like Don Juan (which is often further simplified/arranged by modern pianists). He really did care that people heard his music, so he tried to keep the original piece as much as possible, but still adjustments had to be made. Thank goodness, because I love his pieces! Maybe one day I can play some of his legendary ones, like his Dante Sonata, though that will definitely be far off, if ever.
Well, I am a fan of both violin and piano versions of Der Erlkönig especially the piano version played by Ms. Yuja Wang and the violin version played by Ms. Hilary Hahn. Truly they both are amazing and are the ling ling(God of instruments) of their instruments. Just amazing!
I’d actually say there are better fit pianists to be ling ling themselves. There can only be one for each instrument, so one must look through the entire universe in search for one with such skill and passion.
Schubert was never able to play the triplets. When he performed it he always played duples, and when his friends asked him about it, he said that "others may play triplets if they wish," but "it was much too hard for him." Needless to say, don't feel too bad!
This piece is 2 EZ PZ. The only thing i don't get is why they put "listzt" in the title... like, is everything that sounds crazy written by listzt all of a sudden😂
This is a translation of the poem - every pianist should know it before start playing: The Alder-King Who rides so late through night and wind? It's the father with his child; He has the young lad safe in his arm, He holds him tightly, he keeps him warm "My son, why do you hide your face, so frightened?"- "Don't you see, father, the Alder-King? The Alder-King with his crown and tail?"- "My son, it's a wisp of fog." "You sweet child, come, go with me! Such beautiful games I'll play with you; There are lots of beautiful flowers on the shore; My mother has many golden clothes"- "My father, my father, and don't you hear, What the Alder-King promises me softly?"- "Hush now, stay quiet, my child; The wind is whispering in dry leaves."- "Do you want, fine lad, to go with me? My daughters shall wait on you, hand and foot; My daughters lead the nightly dance, And they'll show you how to sway and dance and sing."- "My father, my father, and don't you see Alder-King's daughters in that dark place?"- "My son, my son, I see it clearly: The old willows shimmer so gray.-" "I love you, your beautiful shape tantalizes me; And if you are not willing, I'm going to use force."- "My father, my father, now he's grabbing me! Alder-King hurt me!"- The father is filled with horror, he rides quickly He holds the groaning child in his arm, He just barely reaches the homestead The child was dead in his arms.
Adeel Azizi They’re called Lieder, or art songs. This lied is by Schubert, and his other lieder are just as amazing. I like An Die Laute a lot, it’s a sweet love story sorta thing, and I’m currently learning it. Hopefully this helps :))) By the way, ‘Lieder’ is the plural form of the word ‘Lied’.
When considering execution, Kissin delivers a much cleaner and more controlled approach to this piece, but Wang embodies its true essence. Great dramatic emotion, separation of voices, and stays true to the story of the poem. I enjoy both Kissin's and Wang's execution of this piece. Personally, I can't say I can choose one over the other.
Has anyone ever heard it played this brilliantly and passionately? Has it EVER been played this effectively? Well, perhaps, by Liszt himself and now, behold, Liszt reincarnate.
I'm afraid that she does not know anything about the poem. It is important to show these four characters (storyteller, child, father, Erlkönig) in Goethes poem. The passages of the Erlkönig here - it's quite nice, but she does not realizises the terrific aspect in it, for example.
Wer reitet so spät durch Nacht und Wind? Es ist der Vater mit seinem Kind; Er hat den Knaben wohl in dem Arm, Er faßt ihn sicher, er hält ihn warm. Mein Sohn, was birgst du so bang dein Gesicht? - Siehst, Vater, du den Erlkönig nicht? Den Erlenkönig mit Kron und Schweif? - Mein Sohn, es ist ein Nebelstreif. - "Du liebes Kind, komm, geh mit mir! Gar schöne Spiele spiel ich mit dir; Manch bunte Blumen sind an dem Strand, Meine Mutter hat manch gülden Gewand." Mein Vater, mein Vater, und hörest du nicht, Was Erlenkönig mir leise verspricht? - Sei ruhig, bleibe ruhig, mein Kind; In dürren Blättern säuselt der Wind. - "Willst, feiner Knabe, du mit mir gehn? Meine Töchter sollen dich warten schön; Meine Töchter führen den nächtlichen Reihn, Und wiegen und tanzen und singen dich ein." Mein Vater, mein Vater, und siehst du nicht dort Erlkönigs Töchter am düstern Ort? - Mein Sohn, mein Sohn, ich seh es genau: Es scheinen die alten Weiden so grau. - "Ich liebe dich, mich reizt deine schöne Gestalt; Und bist du nicht willig, so brauch ich Gewalt." Mein Vater, mein Vater, jetzt faßt er mich an! Erlkönig hat mir ein Leids getan! - Dem Vater grausets, er reitet geschwind, Er hält in Armen das ächzende Kind, Erreicht den Hof mit Mühe und Not; In seinen Armen das Kind war tot.
Yuja Wang is a real talent. Her technique is impeccable. Her fingers are little mallets and her stretches are outstanding. She is very musical and understands the music and where the composer was headed. Thank you for the post.
This young lady Yuja Wang, plays beautifully🎹🎵🎼! I hope there will be many posts &uploads of her lovely skills on the piano as she plays with such emotion🌹🎶 but yet also plays with incredibly energy⚡✴️. I love to hear her play (and I've only heard her play this one time)🥰
This is amazing. So musical and with a huge range of tone colour. Always in control. Always musical. For all her virtuosity I love from about 0:43 where her left hand takes over the right hand's repeated chords absolutely seamlessly and without even the slightest change of tone. Such control. She's one of the greatest of her generation for sure!
Incredible storytelling by Ms. Wang. Her range of colors in this piece is astonishing; she’s completely unphased by Liszt’s technical challenges. Goosebumps.
Technical brilliance, intensity, versatility, passion, delicate mastery and verve all consummated into a wave that ebbs and flows leaving you breathless and moved! Thank you for sharing, reminding and preserving her legacy.
Wer reitet so spät durch nacht und wind. Es ist der Vater mit seiner Kind. Ending with the Words: Aber das Kind war tot. The dramatic poem is dressed in dramatic Music so well interpreted by Yuja Wang.
The Gifted brought me here. .. there's a music box that plays some of this that a young girl owns , this is fantastic to hear the full version, very intricate bravo
This is an amazing performance. I am not as aware of the more contemporary pianists as I should I suppose, she is phenomenal as well as learning that there is a Liszt transcription of the work for voice an piano. Super musicianship.
Listenning to this one 1.25 speed setting is insane, makes you appreciate how she is exactly at the fastest speed this can be played at in normal speed.
Sempre excelente. Nasceu para isso. Quem não tem dotes naturais para isso, por mais que se forme com os melhores especialistas do mundo, nunca atingem 100% da qualidade.
A Goddess - HOW is it possible to play accompanyist (piano) and foreground (canto/vocal) part at once with ONE piano? Seen this only today with ONE violin (Hilary Hahn) - ... Deeply impressed... thank you! (I know a "thank you" is not enough, but it comes deep from my heart.)
This is miraculous. Most famous virtuoso pianists would be green with envy if they heard it. Perahia and Kissin have both recorded it - I think neither can match this tempo.
Pianists like her deserve 60fps
At least..
hallo lenny:)
Only 60?
You mean don't deserve 60fps, they derserve 500HZ with 8K quality and 55" size of the screen
60 59.94 is fast enough for fluid movement of the fingers, sad some video people are not aware.
Performance Tip: In order to play this piece properly, the performer is strongly advised to drink 10-15 cups of coffee beforehand.
Hahaha the best comment :)
For shacking your right hand, naturally. Hahaha
Lol
Woah. Sound like fun!
Or take a mile long line of cocaine.
(this isn't actually advised, don't do drugs)
The nervous system of this woman! I have never heard Yuja Wang before and this is incredible. She is able to play the melody and the accompaniment at top speed, changing voices for the different characters - I've never heard Erlkonig sung with such chilling witchcraft. She made every shift of character clear. An amazing talent.
Eileen Pollock yep me to. I found this because of music theory. We are studying this piece
Yes, Yuja is an amazing pianist, fortunately with RUclips many of her performances are available to experience.
it’s the muscles that she developed but ok
Amen
She's so fast that the camera can't even capture her movements!
yes, but the other problem is that the ear cannot capture the music.
304712 L What? i caught it perfectly! Listen to it while reading Goethe's poem which this piece is about.
just your inept ear, clearly others have more developed senses than yours
Fanchen no hes kind of right i mean campare her to pianist like Rubinstein and murray periaha and andras schiff and yiu can tell she is emotionally lacking
skyler mccloud except she isn’t playing emotionlessly. It’s clear she studied the original score and interpreted the text into her playing. Any adept musician can hear the detail to phrasing and style of touch.
The story is "told" perfectly, I cannot believe my ears. I allready was a fan of Ms Wang but this is just ridiculously good.
Pity, no matter how fast you play, it is still too slow. [SPOILER ALERT] The boy still died in the end, the horse was too slow to reach the courtyard. But Yuja came close to saving the boy.
That one comment made this entire piece a thousand times more powerful... It also ruined my day.
Is that an old adage or something about this piece ??!!
Benjammin' This is a song by Schubert, arranged for piano solo by Liszt. Look up the lyric and you will understand.
I watched those movies as well...she was being tied to the tracks, the train was coming, someone saved her.. Yuja is amazing.
Benjammin', if you haven’t already looked it up, a child is attacked by the Erlkönig (Alder-King) and the father chases to try and save him, the father rushes back to the home but is too late and the child dies in his arms
Compared to the other versions I've heard so far, hers is the only performance in which you can actually here the different melodies representing each character in the original song. Excellent
mstrongny kissin is better
Der eine Adolf
a matter of opinion, but no, he is not!
markus rabe all asians play it like its a typing machine
I see where your opinion of her comes from: racism.
Wish Full shut up it s not racism lol
because of idiots like you the term "racism" is misunderstood
OMG, the left hand opening is in OCTAVES - even Schubert wasn't so cruel. This is pianistic sadism, handled with real artistry. There's no empty show here, this performance is musicality to the nth degree - brilliant, Yuja!
Liszt makes pieces cruel for the players lmaoo
@@ちゃんろお I'm not so sure it was deliberate - he was such a gifted player that he wrote to show off his own talents to the best. He probably didn't even consider other pianists he was so self centred.
@@rattywoof5259 Well, he did revise his S.137 and S.140 to make them easier so people can play those etudes
@@zswu31416 Yeah, in his later years he revisited pieces because he began to feel he needed a playable legacy, if he ever wanted his music to be heard again. Many other notable pieces he made easier, like Don Juan (which is often further simplified/arranged by modern pianists). He really did care that people heard his music, so he tried to keep the original piece as much as possible, but still adjustments had to be made. Thank goodness, because I love his pieces! Maybe one day I can play some of his legendary ones, like his Dante Sonata, though that will definitely be far off, if ever.
@@rattywoof5259 my guy just wanted to show off at his concerts to pick up girl lmao
"In order to play Liszt, you need to be an octopus." 😂
Little Peperoni think they meant to wide range of motion
@@wuzz that's a good point lmao
This is Schubert
@@vijaysundarrajan1785 No this is lizst's transcription of schubert. Read the title bro
@@wuzz r/woooosh
Well, I am a fan of both violin and piano versions of Der Erlkönig especially the piano version played by Ms. Yuja Wang and the violin version played by Ms. Hilary Hahn. Truly they both are amazing and are the ling ling(God of instruments) of their instruments. Just amazing!
Totally agree...#TwoSetFans
@@arijitkumarhaldar3197 Yep 100%!
Check out the vocal version by Jessye Norman.
@@shishnarfne Thats the original version you mean lol
I’d actually say there are better fit pianists to be ling ling themselves. There can only be one for each instrument, so one must look through the entire universe in search for one with such skill and passion.
Hilary Hahn watching this : Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
Dude I wish they can perform together :)))))))
@@the_great_phoenix231 It would be awsome!
That's not going to be a competition because they have different instruments. U ok???
@@ashleyasilo2151 It was a joke...
When people criticize Yuja Wang for only being able to play really fast and with no emotion I'mma just show them this video.
They're mostly blatant racists unfortunately :/
@@ack7956 Well, as a South Asian studying in an American Music College, I can't really disagree :(
she can't
With Yuja’s speed… I felt the kid could be saved…
Schubert was never able to play the triplets. When he performed it he always played duples, and when his friends asked him about it, he said that "others may play triplets if they wish," but "it was much too hard for him." Needless to say, don't feel too bad!
That makes me feel so much better about me not being able to play the triplets
What kind of sport are you doing?
Yuja Wang: Piano
Here's your first like. And yepp *piano is a sport*
Funny thing this is actually true. You need like a lot of endurance (a lot a lot) to play this piece
Funny thing is that this is actually true. You need like a lot of endurance (a lot a lot) to play this piece
This piece is 2 EZ PZ. The only thing i don't get is why they put "listzt" in the title... like, is everything that sounds crazy written by listzt all of a sudden😂
Liszt rearranged this piece, originally by Schubert, for the piano. So that is why it says Liszt in the title.
This is a translation of the poem - every pianist should know it before start playing:
The Alder-King
Who rides so late through night and wind?
It's the father with his child;
He has the young lad safe in his arm,
He holds him tightly, he keeps him warm "My son, why do you hide your face, so frightened?"-
"Don't you see, father, the Alder-King?
The Alder-King with his crown and tail?"-
"My son, it's a wisp of fog." "You sweet child, come, go with me!
Such beautiful games I'll play with you;
There are lots of beautiful flowers on the shore;
My mother has many golden clothes"- "My father, my father, and don't you hear,
What the Alder-King promises me softly?"-
"Hush now, stay quiet, my child;
The wind is whispering in dry leaves."- "Do you want, fine lad, to go with me?
My daughters shall wait on you, hand and foot;
My daughters lead the nightly dance,
And they'll show you how to sway and dance and sing."- "My father, my father, and don't you see
Alder-King's daughters in that dark place?"-
"My son, my son, I see it clearly:
The old willows shimmer so gray.-" "I love you, your beautiful shape tantalizes me;
And if you are not willing, I'm going to use force."-
"My father, my father, now he's grabbing me!
Alder-King hurt me!"- The father is filled with horror, he rides quickly
He holds the groaning child in his arm,
He just barely reaches the homestead
The child was dead in his arms.
Annette Lamberty damn yuja's playing fits! I got chills while reading with yuja's playing.
You can hear the poem in the last for notes : Das Kind... war tot!
would you please tell me more songs like this i mean which are based on poems and stories
Adeel Azizi
They’re called Lieder, or art songs.
This lied is by Schubert, and his other lieder are just as amazing.
I like An Die Laute a lot, it’s a sweet love story sorta thing, and I’m currently learning it.
Hopefully this helps :)))
By the way, ‘Lieder’ is the plural form of the word ‘Lied’.
@@Trouble_Klef what’s the title of the book?
When considering execution, Kissin delivers a much cleaner and more controlled approach to this piece, but Wang embodies its true essence. Great dramatic emotion, separation of voices, and stays true to the story of the poem. I enjoy both Kissin's and Wang's execution of this piece. Personally, I can't say I can choose one over the other.
Has anyone ever heard it played this brilliantly and passionately? Has it EVER been played this effectively? Well, perhaps, by Liszt himself and now, behold, Liszt reincarnate.
Leigh Clark kissin is better
Except that she's not playing all the notes. Bars 6-7 and lots of other places she just plays thirds instead of filled-in octaves.
Der eine Adolf I still prefer Yuja's playing
I'm afraid that she does not know anything about the poem. It is important to show these four characters (storyteller, child, father, Erlkönig) in Goethes poem. The passages of the Erlkönig here - it's quite nice, but she does not realizises the terrific aspect in it, for example.
Can you elaborate on the story teller part? Can you give me a link to a study to the poem or piece? Much thanks!
Love how she moves her lips and kinda sings along sometimes... Amazing performance
Wer reitet so spät durch Nacht und Wind?
Es ist der Vater mit seinem Kind;
Er hat den Knaben wohl in dem Arm,
Er faßt ihn sicher, er hält ihn warm.
Mein Sohn, was birgst du so bang dein Gesicht? -
Siehst, Vater, du den Erlkönig nicht?
Den Erlenkönig mit Kron und Schweif? -
Mein Sohn, es ist ein Nebelstreif. -
"Du liebes Kind, komm, geh mit mir!
Gar schöne Spiele spiel ich mit dir;
Manch bunte Blumen sind an dem Strand,
Meine Mutter hat manch gülden Gewand."
Mein Vater, mein Vater, und hörest du nicht,
Was Erlenkönig mir leise verspricht? -
Sei ruhig, bleibe ruhig, mein Kind;
In dürren Blättern säuselt der Wind. -
"Willst, feiner Knabe, du mit mir gehn?
Meine Töchter sollen dich warten schön;
Meine Töchter führen den nächtlichen Reihn,
Und wiegen und tanzen und singen dich ein."
Mein Vater, mein Vater, und siehst du nicht dort
Erlkönigs Töchter am düstern Ort? -
Mein Sohn, mein Sohn, ich seh es genau:
Es scheinen die alten Weiden so grau. -
"Ich liebe dich, mich reizt deine schöne Gestalt;
Und bist du nicht willig, so brauch ich Gewalt."
Mein Vater, mein Vater, jetzt faßt er mich an!
Erlkönig hat mir ein Leids getan! -
Dem Vater grausets, er reitet geschwind,
Er hält in Armen das ächzende Kind,
Erreicht den Hof mit Mühe und Not;
In seinen Armen das Kind war tot.
Thanks for a reminder of the poem.
Yes, this reminds me of music history very much.
wünderbar!
Words fail me, Yuja's playing of this piece is simply brilliant! All the emotion is there, it just springs from her hands into the piano. Very moving.
I could HEAR the different characters. She did an amazing job!
Well someone practiced 40hrs a day XD
@Morganna Twoset?😂😂
@@kawaii9566 No, Ling Ling 😉😆🤣🤣
@Morganna Yeah you’re right 😅
(Btw good answer lol🤣)
i was looking for this comment, but didn’t expect that this gonna be the first😅
LINGLING
Yuja Wang is a real talent. Her technique is impeccable. Her fingers are little mallets and her stretches are outstanding. She is very musical and understands the music and where the composer was headed. Thank you for the post.
I think I might be 1000 of this videos views😂 She plays this so passionately and effortlessly I just love it!
it looks like she has three hands...
Everyone who thought the elf king’s part was beautiful fell for his spell 😳
please more of Yuja..more videos..more of her performances.she is brilliant.
My God the speed of the hand-transitions! The precision!
My arms hurt just looking. Absolutely incredible. Beautifully done.
wow look at those fingers fly
The moment you realized that the camera's frames doesn't even catch up to her hands...
Her performance is stupendous and incomparable !
I am immersed in pleasure while listening to her exquisite performance .
From Tokyo in Japan
This is my favourite recording by far
The best performance of this emotionally and technically intense piece. Yuja is the piano Queen.
This young lady Yuja Wang, plays beautifully🎹🎵🎼! I hope there will be many posts &uploads of her lovely skills on the piano as she plays with such emotion🌹🎶 but yet also plays with incredibly energy⚡✴️. I love to hear her play (and I've only heard her play this one time)🥰
absolutely marvellous..the amount of emotion...energy..how on earth..oh my gosh..thankyou thankyou..
Ambidextrous increased by 1 level...
Man, I m glad I found this clip. Yuja has a gift from the Gods! Amazing!
Remember everyone "practice 40 hours a day"!!! 🎻🎺🎸🎹🎼📯🎷
uM wDyM TheRe’S onLy 24 hOuRs In a DaY
To the 111 people that disliked this video, I would like to hear your version of this
I have to say, she is slightly better than me,lol.
SunSon29, Love your humorous Honesty.
George Chiang ty~ she is way much better than me for sure~
SunSon29 Love your profile image
SunSon29 ff
;)
This looks (and sounds) superhuman :0
an absolutely life-changing 4 minutes
Best version!
This is amazing. So musical and with a huge range of tone colour. Always in control. Always musical. For all her virtuosity I love from about 0:43 where her left hand takes over the right hand's repeated chords absolutely seamlessly and without even the slightest change of tone. Such control. She's one of the greatest of her generation for sure!
Máxima força expressiva!!! Magnífica interpretação!! BRAVO!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Incredible storytelling by Ms. Wang. Her range of colors in this piece is astonishing; she’s completely unphased by Liszt’s technical challenges. Goosebumps.
her hands moving so fast they red and blue shift lol
lool
Technical brilliance, intensity, versatility, passion, delicate mastery and verve all consummated into a wave that ebbs and flows leaving you breathless and moved! Thank you for sharing, reminding and preserving her legacy.
Yuja Wang, literally doing every aspect of my life better than I do.
Magisterial performance! My favorite interpretation of this piece hands down.
Hermosa YUJA. BRAVO!!!
Breathtaking performance and a recipe for right-sided carpal tunnel syndrome!
Amazing. Her playing is so clean and precise and lyrical. I love it. Brava!
Wer reitet so spät durch nacht und wind. Es ist der Vater mit seiner Kind.
Ending with the Words: Aber das Kind war tot.
The dramatic poem is dressed in dramatic Music so well interpreted by Yuja Wang.
LARS CERNERUD The ending words are "In seinem Armen das Kind war tot"
FINE COMMENTARY...THANKS!LARS CERNERUD
My hands cramp just by looking at her playing
The Gifted brought me here. .. there's a music box that plays some of this that a young girl owns , this is fantastic to hear the full version, very intricate bravo
This interpretation is just wonderful!!!
Amazing. Yuja is a force of nature. Beautifully played.
The piano version of this piece is just 😍😍😍😍😍
This is an amazing performance. I am not as aware of the more contemporary pianists as I should I suppose, she is phenomenal as well as learning that there is a Liszt transcription of the work for voice an piano. Super musicianship.
Liszt transcribed a lot of other composers for piano, including a huge amount of Schubert's lieder! They're all beautiful, and quite difficult.
I just learned to play the intro and felt so good about myself, then i watched this. XD
Yes, just try to watch it using 2x speed, her hands are in the 4th dimension. Believe me
Extraordinary. Have not ever before heard it played like this. Powerful. WOW.
I didn’t even need to read the title and I knew it was Liszt
Schubert's composition. Liszt's arrangement.
Listenning to this one 1.25 speed setting is insane, makes you appreciate how she is exactly at the fastest speed this can be played at in normal speed.
A force or nature. The perfect combination of emotion and virtuosity.
geez I can't even finish the video... too many goosebumps, makes me want to pee...
just wow... she has really exceptional technique in playing piano
You play fabulous!! I am a total fan
This is insane, such a powerful performance
Conductor: What bpm is that?
Yuja: Yes...
This level of control must be criminal
Sempre excelente. Nasceu para isso. Quem não tem dotes naturais para isso, por mais que se forme com os melhores especialistas do mundo, nunca atingem 100% da qualidade.
can someone give an award to the person who gave a cigaret to the piano after this performance ? well deserved....
Amazing
Beautiful!
Well, let's please appreciate the instrument as well! Incredible dynamics and tonality. Good luck playing this with an upright
Those hands are enough to trigger photosensitive epilepsy
Wonderful combination of beauty and ability. Yuja Wang, please make a recording of Liszt's Rigoletto paraphrase also 🎹
The Dynamics are So good they make Mozart crap his pants.
Magnificent!!! I have listen to the version of Anderson and Roe. The video is chilling in overdrive!
Detail and control make me discover the original intentions of Liszt and Schubert again.
I'm crying because I am learning this piece right now
quelle virtuosité elle ne cessera jamais de nous étonner et quel bonheur de de la voir jouer
great tune played by a great yuja
My favorite pianist ___
bravo !!!
simply incredible
OMG ❤she is Amazing!
I like the story of this piece. It's intense.
lol Just listened to this, then had an ad for nescafé coffee
Excellent !!
A Goddess - HOW is it possible to play accompanyist (piano) and foreground (canto/vocal) part at once with ONE piano? Seen this only today with ONE violin (Hilary Hahn) - ... Deeply impressed... thank you! (I know a "thank you" is not enough, but it comes deep from my heart.)
This is miraculous. Most famous virtuoso pianists would be green with envy if they heard it. Perahia and Kissin have both recorded it - I think neither can match this tempo.
wow!! amazing.
and that is why she is a world class pianist
Piano: what are you talking about. She is my chiropractor.
Wtf,great dynamics,great control.
Wim Winters gonna be crazy! LOL
AMAZING
Oh Boy, What a Talent!!!!!!! HUGE!!!!