Listening to his music and his interview, one understands that this young man looks at the world globally with a mature perception and cleverness, while his angry critics look at it only fragmentarily. For Osokins, art is a unity, while for people with a narrow mind, art consists of individual parts standing in quotation marks. He paints large canvases, while his critics pick out details and dissect them with a magnifying glass. The future belongs to this talent of feeling art holistically, while it still irritates the profane mind.
I am touched by his stories. They shed light on the beauty of the human soul's landscape. His devotion to Chopin and the free expression of his inner self translate into a captivating interpretation. Pianistically excelent.
"Art is a human activity consisting in this, that one man consciously, by means of certain external signs, hands on to others feelings he has lived through"...Leo Tolstoj
He's introspective, characterful and brings out a lot of character from the CFX's he chooses. Since he's so big on articulation, this is a highly expressive way of playing in an almost vocal manner. Yet he can also create atmospheres in manipulating his touch and tone and brings out the shapes of the inner voices melodies and counterpoint that Chopin's melodic accompaniment can make. The other factor is rhythm. He can have a motor rhythm when needed as well to create a waltz, march, or whatever type of rhythm that's part of the music.
He's unique. I'm glad the crowd is enjoying it. The polish TV, from what I've heard, not so much. But you know, conservatives are a pain in the ass. Osokins brings out fresh interpretation of overplayed pieces and he does this very well. Definitely one of my favorites!
@@Thiago-px9ev In all respect there is so much individuality and creativity this year. We even have a full performance of «Chopin played jazzy style». There are definitly very much individuality, and just a segment of what I would call traditional, conservative Chopin playing.
Wonderfully said, Ben! He was my favorite contestant. I am very sad he didn't pass....his playing is very deep,, thoughtful mature and so poetic, and his sound can be just marvelous. The way he played the Nocturne in the first round was just spectacular....maybe this second round last piece was not his best performance, but he said about taking risks and not loosing poetry. He certainly succeeded in that respect! I really wanted to hear his refreshed interpretation of the sonata...😢
@@Dariafortepiano Thanks, Daria. He was mine as well. It's disappointing that he won't be advancing to the next stage and I hope it isn't due to one subpar performance of one work. We'll hear from him again but just not in a Chopin competition.
Wow. I was captivated by this, from the beginning to the end. I couldn’t stop listening! Actually I loved it 🌹💎 Brilliant, perfect. (Even if very uniqe interpetation) I hope to hear him in stage 3.
Very imaginative. His style is somewhat reminiscent of Horowitz, he has much good of this and almost nothing of the bad. He is a great story teller and conveys much effortless joy and humor. His trills are the best. The Mazurkas were fantastic. Every competition needs a pirate like this ❤️
I don’t want to marginalize Osokins, cuz I really root for this dude, but sometimes I feel like he’s the less perfect version of Evgeni Bozhanov haha! I totally agree, there always has to be a “rebellious” participant in every major competition - such as Ivo Pogorelich, Alexei Sultanov, Lucas Debargue, Alexandre Kantorow, Evgeni Bozhanov, Daniil Trifonov, ...
Georgijs Osokins is a great pianist, great artist, with extraordinary intelligence, imagination and courage! Georgijs Osokins' interpretations remind us that Chopin was a romantic, his music is a world of spirit that defies rigid patterns! Way to go!
Chopin was a poet of the piano, so is Mr. Osokins IMHO.....very philosophical, deep, and equally beautiful and fulfilling on the extremes of tenderness and sorrow and the outpouring of extroverted and triumphant energy. Such nuanced and delicate with his sound in the quiter calmer sections and such power and passion where it is called for by the music. He has grown do much from the last competition....a true artist.....so sad and disappointed that he didn't pass to the 3rd round......why?? Is a rhetorical question I guess....or the one that has too many speculative answers....
I remember listening him live at the Busoni International competition in 2019, and he was one of the best, with his own peculiar style. His playing took him to the finals. Sad for him not passing to the third stage, here. Apparently radical interpretations aren't too accepted by this jury.
It was a very original interpretation, but I think he was coherent throughout the piece with his choices. We are not used to listen to it played like that, that's why it could sound weird.
The Polonaise Fantasy was great, but there were a few parts that were different from what I personally prefer. His playing is wonderful, but I think it was slightly better in 2015.
For me he is the new Pogorelich, he shoud have been let to the 3rd round, even if his second was not his best (polonaises too manieric, without pathos).
Where is the border between artist and showmen? He is a poet and philosopher, a free man, away from the ordinary. Enjoy his style and be free from clumsy judgements.
To rodzaj pianisty,który jest artystą grającym siebie,ale narcyzmem bym tego nie nazwała. Mnie cieszą takie osobowości na konkursie, bo granie Chopina wg świętej zasady "grania chopinowskiego"nie przyniesie światu nazwisk jak Argerich.
@@elzbietaseidel1449 Sultanov to był inny rodzaj gry,szalony i drapieżny,wg mnie bardziej kontrowersyjny, ale zgadzam się że dzielił publikę i krytyków na pół jak Osokins.Mam autograf Sultanova,po który podeszłam po jego koncercie w Filharmonii Pomorskiej. Tyle lat temu,dokładnie pamietam ten moment.Przykre,że nie ma go już z nami.
It is very sad to hear that this extraordinary pianist is not going to the third round!!. He is a winner anyway, he will have a wonderful career!!. His ideas, approach and sound make him a great artist!!
unfortunately by the polonaise op. 53, which contained a lot of mistakes. He knew he wouldn't get in, you could see it on his face when he finished the show.
Is this the Chopin the way Chopin would play it? No. Is he brassy and heavy handed sometimes? Yes. I may not enjoy all of it BUT I appreciate someone who is very clear about his message…he is telling me something, he is very compelling and I think this is the kind of artist we need today. Polarising yet communicative. Would like to see him in the finals to add diversity.
Really huge shame to seem him out from Round 2 this time when he actually deserved to be the winner. The jury totally robbed him. I think the reason why he was out so early was because the jury needed someone like Argerich to protect the radical players.
Very, very disappointing. The Institute needs to rethink their procedures or just change out some members of their jury. There are a lot of pianists that didn't make it to the 2nd and 3rd round that I find deserving.
The people judging the Contest should ask themselves one question: if they are looking for a great pianist playing Chopin or... best pianist imitating Chopin. Georgijs was my favourite six years ago and I had so much pleasure listening to him being grown and independent. He clearly has a great, poetic and artistic mind.
They should clean house and get rid of some of those old fossils perennially on the juries. Can't they find anyone under the age of 60? Need some fresh air in the jury room? And consider bringing in some new consultants on adjusting the "rules" or "scoring system" used. This is the 21st Century!!
And ofcourse the jury will give the first price to cold-computer-android-perfection miss Gevorgian... Mainstream forgot the Chopin was XIXth century jazzman!!!
The elimination of Osokins in the second round confirms once again in this competition, that the objective is not to award a first level artist, that Osokins is a superlative performer is not a mystery to anyone, how is his elimination explained?
I really love His unique style of playing. I Wish he could have more opportunity to show his style to people. Also he reminds me Glenn Glould.. That heroic polonaise sounds like drunk Gloud playing. I really like it! Keep going!! Best luck!!!
A gifted pianist with a unique approach. His only sin is that he does not belong to the circle,I mean,he is not disciple of any of the members of the jury.
he made the finals last time. he played well for the most part but really dropped the ball on the polonaise. he’s wonderfully gifted and one performance doesn’t define him, but i don’t think it’s fair to say he deserved to go through this time.
He's a kind of pianist that I will go and listen anytime in a concert hall, he's special, not conventional, full of surprises, a true artist. I like him, but he isn't the kind of pianist which can win a competition, surely not this one. I love this young amazing talent, but I doubt that he'll go through even the final round. Didn't he try already 5 years ago or I'm wrong?
@@Dariafortepiano But not even to the 3rd round this time. It is a pity, he's interesting, personal, different. But I cannot blame the judges...I found him more interesting than others in a concert hall, but this is a competition, and most of the contestants are more impeccable than him.
I saw videos of his performances in the 2015 competition whilst I was getting back into piano and learning Chopin, and the way he captures the emotions of Chopin hit me on another level. Maybe not conventional, but he plays with true freedom. He was such an inspiration to me when I was learning pieces again, and I even saw him live 2 years ago. I waved to him before the start and he waved back! Seeing his performances inspired me to learn the diploma, and now I'm doing my ARSM exam next month. Was so happy to see him back this time. Even though you didn't make the next round, just know your playing is an inspiration to me, and I sure many others who watch this! And sometimes that's far greater than winning a competition.
Not at all... The greatest pianists have passed to the 3rd stage. It is not Poland's fault that this time we have such outstandingly great pianists in the competition as Alexewicz, Nehring, Wierciński...
Też tak uważam, choć teraz już znacznie więcej jest Chopina w Chopinie🙂. Jednak uważam, że To świetnie grać tę muzykę indywidualnie - to niezwykle PIĘKNE u Georgisa. BRAWO!!!!
Did we hear Chopin perform to know? Maybe Chopin took liberties with his music we're not aware of. At least, to my ears, some of Chopin has a recitative/improvised sense.
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Listening to his music and his interview, one understands that this young man looks at the world globally with a mature perception
and cleverness, while his angry critics look at it only fragmentarily. For Osokins, art is a unity, while for people with a narrow mind, art consists of individual parts standing in quotation marks. He paints large canvases, while his critics pick out details and dissect them with a magnifying glass. The future belongs to this talent of feeling art holistically, while it still irritates the profane mind.
Very well said 👏🏿
While I consider other competitors amazing pianists, I consider this man a great artist.
He's a very mature pianist and performer. I can hear it in his playing. Well done sir
I am touched by his stories. They shed light on the beauty of the human soul's landscape. His devotion to Chopin and the free expression of his inner self translate into a captivating interpretation. Pianistically excelent.
What story?
"Art is a human activity consisting in this, that one man consciously, by means of certain external signs, hands on to others feelings he has lived through"...Leo Tolstoj
I feel The same!!!!!💝
He's introspective, characterful and brings out a lot of character from the CFX's he chooses. Since he's so big on articulation, this is a highly expressive way of playing in an almost vocal manner. Yet he can also create atmospheres in manipulating his touch and tone and brings out the shapes of the inner voices melodies and counterpoint that Chopin's melodic accompaniment can make. The other factor is rhythm. He can have a motor rhythm when needed as well to create a waltz, march, or whatever type of rhythm that's part of the music.
Wonderful comment; thank you!!
He's unique. I'm glad the crowd is enjoying it. The polish TV, from what I've heard, not so much. But you know, conservatives are a pain in the ass. Osokins brings out fresh interpretation of overplayed pieces and he does this very well. Definitely one of my favorites!
@@Thiago-px9ev In all respect there is so much individuality and creativity this year. We even have a full performance of «Chopin played jazzy style». There are definitly very much individuality, and just a segment of what I would call traditional, conservative Chopin playing.
Wonderfully said, Ben! He was my favorite contestant. I am very sad he didn't pass....his playing is very deep,, thoughtful mature and so poetic, and his sound can be just marvelous. The way he played the Nocturne in the first round was just spectacular....maybe this second round last piece was not his best performance, but he said about taking risks and not loosing poetry. He certainly succeeded in that respect! I really wanted to hear his refreshed interpretation of the sonata...😢
@@Dariafortepiano Thanks, Daria. He was mine as well. It's disappointing that he won't be advancing to the next stage and I hope it isn't due to one subpar performance of one work. We'll hear from him again but just not in a Chopin competition.
you're not cmpetitor,but already one of a great artist.
Osokin doesn't disappoint me. Very different, fresh and fun!!😊I hope to see this man next round!🌷🌷
Breath taking performance
Wow. I was captivated by this, from the beginning to the end. I couldn’t stop listening! Actually I loved it 🌹💎 Brilliant, perfect. (Even if very uniqe interpetation) I hope to hear him in stage 3.
決して真似ができない個性的なメロディーの美しさと表現力に魅せられてしまいます。
Very imaginative. His style is somewhat reminiscent of Horowitz, he has much good of this and almost nothing of the bad. He is a great story teller and conveys much effortless joy and humor. His trills are the best. The Mazurkas were fantastic. Every competition needs a pirate like this ❤️
But he has nowhere near Horowitz's sound.
I don’t want to marginalize Osokins, cuz I really root for this dude, but sometimes I feel like he’s the less perfect version of Evgeni Bozhanov haha! I totally agree, there always has to be a “rebellious” participant in every major competition - such as Ivo Pogorelich, Alexei Sultanov, Lucas Debargue, Alexandre Kantorow, Evgeni Bozhanov, Daniil Trifonov, ...
Feel the same here! I also imagined Horowitz while listening his play. Glad to hear that it was not only me.
" story teller" - exelant!!!!!! Nad painter 🌈
He is painting by musick and tells Us story .... Ameizing 🎼🎆✨🎇
Georgijs Osokins is a great pianist, great artist, with extraordinary intelligence, imagination and courage! Georgijs Osokins' interpretations remind us that Chopin was a romantic, his music is a world of spirit that defies rigid patterns! Way to go!
Right indeed. His interpretation are brilliant and courage!
The Mazurka in C# minor opus 30 #4 says it all. This very fine artist has what it takes.
The best unique polonaise ever
check the Horowitz interpretation, similar
내가 제~~~~~~~~~~~~~~일 좋아하는 피아니스트!!
Georgijs Osokins🫰🙂
he’s got a very special style and I really love the performance, so colorful with very clear sound🍀
Man, does he sit low. Going for the Glenn Gould Memorial Trophy.
Next round he will bring the old chair with a roll....kkkkk. But I like this copy of personagem...
@@rodrigocosta604 too bad he didn't pass stage II, Very sad to hear
Chopin was a poet of the piano, so is Mr. Osokins IMHO.....very philosophical, deep, and equally beautiful and fulfilling on the extremes of tenderness and sorrow and the outpouring of extroverted and triumphant energy. Such nuanced and delicate with his sound in the quiter calmer sections and such power and passion where it is called for by the music. He has grown do much from the last competition....a true artist.....so sad and disappointed that he didn't pass to the 3rd round......why?? Is a rhetorical question I guess....or the one that has too many speculative answers....
0:10 Polonez-Fantazja As-dur op. 61 / Polonaise-Fantasy in A flat Major Op. 61
14:10 Polonez B-dur [op. 71 nr 2] WN 17 / Polonaise in B flat Major [Op. 71 No. 2] WN 17
19:58 Mazurek cis-moll op. 30 nr 4 / Mazurka in C sharp minor, Op. 30 No. 4
23:54 Mazurek cis-moll op. 50 nr 3 / Mazurka in C sharp minor, Op. 50 No. 3
29:02 Walc F-dur op. 34 nr 3 / Waltz in F Major, Op. 34 No. 3
31:20 Polonez As-dur op. 53 / Polonaise in A flat Major, Op. 53
Chopin's flower is the person who has wonderful mazurkas and polonaise. The song selection is wonderful.
Piece*
Jury' s vertic is deep disgrace. He shoud be a Winner! It is not ease to be a True Artist in this competition.
I can't say I enjoyed his A flat polonaise, but his mazurkas were something else.
Vrai artiste. Cela sort du lot.
He is my favortite!
Unique
Corrigindo: a todas as fases desse concurso onde esse brilhante pianista se apresentou.
Latvian rebel - bring it! The music is given a breath of Baltic air!
I remember listening him live at the Busoni International competition in 2019, and he was one of the best, with his own peculiar style. His playing took him to the finals. Sad for him not passing to the third stage, here. Apparently radical interpretations aren't too accepted by this jury.
jest dobry!,,, świetne ok. 35 minuty przekazu netowego!...
So sad he got robbed by the jury.
Agree
Probably would have made it if there was Archerich in jury this year
Maybe because he's not the pupil of one of the jury?
Not sure what to think of op53... Some wonderful outside-the-box thinking displayed here, just seemed a bit incoherent...
I loved it. Very "Horowitsque". Every competition needs competitors like him
It was a very original interpretation, but I think he was coherent throughout the piece with his choices. We are not used to listen to it played like that, that's why it could sound weird.
Bozhanov..? Still wonderful performance!!!
Exactly!
...the only problem being he doesn't have a half of Bozhanov's talent...
They're very different. Both are wonderful. But beyond how they sit and mannerisms, their interpretations are quite different.
The Polonaise Fantasy was great, but there were a few parts that were different from what I personally prefer. His playing is wonderful, but I think it was slightly better in 2015.
I loved everything - except the Aflat polonaise which to my ear was a mess. But a pianist I would like to hear play more.
what happened to the polonaise?
it seems that most contestant have ideal long skinny fingers....it sure does help i am sure.
Aimi Kobayashi has very small hands
When you are able to stretch to a tenth you are able to play mostly everything. So big hands aren’t necessarily required
He sits so low on the bench!
Przypomina w tym Glenna Goulda!
For me he is the new Pogorelich, he shoud have been let to the 3rd round, even if his second was not his best (polonaises too manieric, without pathos).
I'm afraid the feet distracted me, along with the low piano stool a la Glenn Gould!
Lol my thought exactly. Like he was riding a chopper. And he definitely has a chop.
Just close you eyes.you need ers 🙃
Congratulations for winning the "Glenn Gould Sitting Posture Award"
Lo mismo creo jo
He is good, but a bit too much Gould for my eyes... Musically, very interesting.
Change your eyes and open your ears.
@@funk0405 Ha !...:)
The ears are open, that's why I say it's interesting. Don't make it a big deal, I don't.
@ scusi
NO! He is comeback... :(
ahahhaha
He made a yamaha sound unlike a yamaha.
Actually, it sounded very much like a Yamaha CF class. It's a magnificent instrument if you play to its strengths.
We have a showman here
Where is the border between artist and showmen? He is a poet and philosopher, a free man, away from the ordinary. Enjoy his style and be free from clumsy judgements.
plays the same songs as 5 years ago ... where is the amazement ???
Mazurkas were interesting but, generally speaking, nothing special IMHO. Very foul play in last Polonaise.
Co za nieznośny narcyzm. Nie mówiąc o nietrafionych dźwiękach.
To rodzaj pianisty,który jest artystą grającym siebie,ale narcyzmem bym tego nie nazwała. Mnie cieszą takie osobowości na konkursie, bo granie Chopina wg świętej zasady "grania chopinowskiego"nie przyniesie światu nazwisk jak Argerich.
@@alicjadybowska3584 ...lub ALEKSY SUŁTANOV!
@@elzbietaseidel1449 Sultanov to był inny rodzaj gry,szalony i drapieżny,wg mnie bardziej kontrowersyjny, ale zgadzam się że dzielił publikę i krytyków na pół jak Osokins.Mam autograf Sultanova,po który podeszłam po jego koncercie w Filharmonii Pomorskiej. Tyle lat temu,dokładnie pamietam ten moment.Przykre,że nie ma go już z nami.
Zawsze mnie dziwi taka 'bezinteresowna' zawiść. Przykre.
straszne to było, niemal atonalne błądzenie i mnóstwo kiksów, które mogą niestety uchodzić na "interpretację", brrr...
It is very sad to hear that this extraordinary pianist is not going to the third round!!. He is a winner anyway, he will have a wonderful career!!. His ideas, approach and sound make him a great artist!!
You must be a diamond in the world of pianists who sould be very famous all over the world.
I love all your performances so much.
How this artist of the keyboard didn't make it to the final rounds is difficult to fathom. Exqisitely nuanced playing.
unfortunately by the polonaise op. 53, which contained a lot of mistakes. He knew he wouldn't get in, you could see it on his face when he finished the show.
Is this the Chopin the way Chopin would play it? No. Is he brassy and heavy handed sometimes? Yes. I may not enjoy all of it BUT I appreciate someone who is very clear about his message…he is telling me something, he is very compelling and I think this is the kind of artist we need today. Polarising yet communicative. Would like to see him in the finals to add diversity.
So sad that the finals would be without his music.It is such a lost for the level of competition.
Überaus virtuos, kontrastreich, besonders eindrucksvoll die lyrischen Passagen.
Knight of the Divine Beauty of Music!
Георгий Осокинс - ГЕНИЙ.
Finally Chopin got his performer!!
Really huge shame to seem him out from Round 2 this time when he actually deserved to be the winner. The jury totally robbed him. I think the reason why he was out so early was because the jury needed someone like Argerich to protect the radical players.
Very, very disappointing. The Institute needs to rethink their procedures or just change out some members of their jury. There are a lot of pianists that didn't make it to the 2nd and 3rd round that I find deserving.
yeah, and then they pushed that youtuber to the 3rd round. JUST. WHAT?
@@rusl4nalentiev Cateen is good. He's got many talents. I haven't listened to him much in the competition. But Osokins is unique and special.
Great pianist!! I look forward to attending his concerts. He has something to say and the guts to say it. Pity he didn't win first prize.
31:15 I love how he decided to make the transition from the end of the waltz into the polonaise!
The people judging the Contest should ask themselves one question: if they are looking for a great pianist playing Chopin or... best pianist imitating Chopin. Georgijs was my favourite six years ago and I had so much pleasure listening to him being grown and independent. He clearly has a great, poetic and artistic mind.
They should clean house and get rid of some of those old fossils perennially on the juries. Can't they find anyone under the age of 60? Need some fresh air in the jury room? And consider bringing in some new consultants on adjusting the "rules" or "scoring system" used. This is the 21st Century!!
well said!
I’m totally addicted. Coming back here everyday.
And ofcourse the jury will give the first price to cold-computer-android-perfection miss Gevorgian... Mainstream forgot the Chopin was XIXth century jazzman!!!
Hahaha, how wrong I was🙈🤪🙈
wow, the Mazurkas were a gift! bravo!
Fantastic! I admire him so much!
The elimination of Osokins in the second round confirms once again in this competition, that the objective is not to award a first level artist, that Osokins is a superlative performer is not a mystery to anyone, how is his elimination explained?
Competitions are stupid and doesn’t define persons level of musicality and talent
His sound will be so good with an orchestra. His bright touch shines Chopin's music.
The best!!!!
I really love His unique style of playing. I Wish he could have more opportunity to show his style to people. Also he reminds me Glenn Glould.. That heroic polonaise sounds like drunk Gloud playing. I really like it! Keep going!! Best luck!!!
He plays like young Pogorelich im 1980.
A gifted pianist with a unique approach. His only sin is that he does not belong to the circle,I mean,he is not disciple of any of the members of the jury.
he made the finals last time. he played well for the most part but really dropped the ball on the polonaise. he’s wonderfully gifted and one performance doesn’t define him, but i don’t think it’s fair to say he deserved to go through this time.
AMEN !!!!!
He's a kind of pianist that I will go and listen anytime in a concert hall, he's special, not conventional, full of surprises, a true artist. I like him, but he isn't the kind of pianist which can win a competition, surely not this one. I love this young amazing talent, but I doubt that he'll go through even the final round. Didn't he try already 5 years ago or I'm wrong?
He got into the finals last time.
@@Dariafortepiano But not even to the 3rd round this time. It is a pity, he's interesting, personal, different. But I cannot blame the judges...I found him more interesting than others in a concert hall, but this is a competition, and most of the contestants are more impeccable than him.
Really impressive. Hope to see you in the next round 🛐
A true artist. Always innovative and original while staying completely natural and honest. Revelatory playing!
I saw videos of his performances in the 2015 competition whilst I was getting back into piano and learning Chopin, and the way he captures the emotions of Chopin hit me on another level. Maybe not conventional, but he plays with true freedom. He was such an inspiration to me when I was learning pieces again, and I even saw him live 2 years ago. I waved to him before the start and he waved back! Seeing his performances inspired me to learn the diploma, and now I'm doing my ARSM exam next month. Was so happy to see him back this time. Even though you didn't make the next round, just know your playing is an inspiration to me, and I sure many others who watch this! And sometimes that's far greater than winning a competition.
Very attractive perfitmance
Interesting pianist and fun to watch. Very fresh!
オーラがすごい、演奏もすごい、グールドかと思った！
Bravissimo
My heart sings on his beautiful piano, it always touches my soul...
Waltz so beautiful🥰
YOU ROCK!!!
Geniusz
Hoje, dia 04/03/23, assistindo a esse vídeo como assisto várias vezes e, sempre me encanta.
Do Brasil onde nasci e moro.
Oh... Poor you, guy, it's so sad.....
TOTAL Chopin. Outside the framework of any competition. The jurors got scared :)
Indeed weird program almost fully build of Polonaises ... Jury may have not liked it ?
Storry Painter🌈 , by musick
I admired Osokins, his performance was brilliant, honest and full of emotions. We heard not only Chopin's notes but Chopin's music.
the winner is poland, the looser is chopin competition.
Not at all... The greatest pianists have passed to the 3rd stage. It is not Poland's fault that this time we have such outstandingly great pianists in the competition as Alexewicz, Nehring, Wierciński...
And so many Polish in jury...
Ottima performance, sicuro interpretativamente. Suono potente e ricco tecnicamente perfetto.
il n'a pas été sélectionné pour le troisième tour.
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. FANTASTIC..
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Слушаю с упоением!не разбираюсь в технических тонкостях , но понимаю что это Мастер!
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ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 굴드가 안쳤던 곡들 들을 수 있어서 기뻐요 ㅋㅋㅋ
W Twoim wykonaniu Georgijs Chopin brzmi inaczej , ale to nie znaczy że źle ... tylko nie zawsze jak Chopin )))
Też tak uważam, choć teraz już znacznie więcej jest Chopina w Chopinie🙂. Jednak uważam, że To świetnie grać tę muzykę indywidualnie - to niezwykle PIĘKNE u Georgisa. BRAWO!!!!
Did we hear Chopin perform to know? Maybe Chopin took liberties with his music we're not aware of. At least, to my ears, some of Chopin has a recitative/improvised sense.
31:42 여기 어케친거임? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
전혀 새로운 음이 들리는데
내성음을 잘 들리게 하는거죠
조금 잘못 친 부분이 있는것 같긴해요. 근데 다른 코멘트들 보면 틀에 박히지 않은 연주라고 좋아하는 사람들이 많더라구요.
폴로네이즈 도입부를 아르페지오로 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 놀라운연주
Is the a Live Strong band on his wrist???LOL
His playing style is quite "rough" or "heavy" and mechanistic in some areas, not the elegance Chopin was looking for?