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Fun fact: She had just finished playing Liszt's B minor sonata. She stood up for the applause, sat back down and started playing this as if the previous piece had been a warm-up 😎
@@awe331 Well, it would be hard to say which is harder. On one hand you need a lot of stamina and crazy Argerich-like power to play the octaves in bumblebee, but on the other hand you need tremendous virtuosity to play the sonata properly. I guess you could say the Sonata is harder because it's a 30 minute-long effort. But bumblebee is definitely no walk in the park. 😅
This is one of those rare pieces that I think no one ever complains about its interpretation being too fast because the faster it is the more it comes closer to imitating the wings of a bumblebee.
Fast is one thing, articulation and clarity of the notes are another. In this, the notes are very clear and distinct, unlike the death of the mosquito violin sacrilegious man
@@paulzeng4142 She plays the game as well as the piano. That's a character thing and a management thing, none of which take anything away from her skills. I'm not saying she's the best ever, I'm saying her playing is very impressive.
Yuja Wang is a gift from the gods. It isn't only the speed that impresses. You can hear the melody shining through that impossibly furious attack with the rhythm completely intact.
Nah. No human could ever (Yuja Wang included) hit 200 keystrokes PER SECOND on a piano. Bumblebees flap their wings 200 times per second so you should've researched that before commenting. She's fast, but not nearly THAT fast...So many dumb people liked your comment too...lol. Ignorance is bliss, as they say.
My hands hurt just watching her, this isn't a bumblebee it is the whole hive. Breathtaking is all I can say, I did not know a human could do this, instead of a singe notes she did it in octaves. Bravo!!
@@markrymanowski719 she was 21 in 2008... thanks for making me do research. The fact that you felt the need to try to correct me SIX YEARS LATER is... I mean who even are you?!
I saw her do this very piece at around this time. 2008. It was astonishing. The control of the nervous system to coordinate those octaves is something. For those of us that play appreciate the difficulties all the more. I've heard most every great pianist of the last 120 years and she takes a back seat to nobody.
1. Young and fit woman 2. Extremely quick with her hands I think it's obvious what everyone is thinking about: She would make a terrific typist in high profile court cases where a lot of dialogue is spoken quickly, or perhaps a fine cardiovascular surgeon where hand speed, along with precission which this young woman also seems to posses, are of the utmost essence.
She plays fantastic, fast,slow,loud and soft. The most versatile classical music pianist most definitely. She has overcome prejudice and envy. We and her conservatory academies consider her a virtuoso and so does most of the music world 👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼💫🌟
This woman plays genius level piano. I hope to see her play live someday. She is truly astounding and I see a lot of emotion in her playing. It's exquisite.
This lady is my favorite female pianist. She has the talent and the drop-dead gorgeous looks to hold my attention. I especially enjoy listening to her play the Turkish March. Her style is unique to her, but some people criticize the way she plays it because she does not conform to their close-minded understanding of how the Turkish March should be played.
Caleb Hu true. Alkan has some crazy, and I mean CRAZY songs. And liszt’s range of impossible songs is endless. Ravel also has some pretty darn difficult songs
I have watched this song performed on piano, electric guitar, and violin, and every performance sounds humanly impossible to play, yet they play it flawlessly! Hard to believe you can move your fingers that fast, and not miss a note. I wish I had one half of their talent!
It's not "Asian" that makes her an amazing musician. It's called talent and practice. haha And as far as musicality and emotion, it's called "Flight of the Bumblebee" for a reason. Sure she could have played parts differently, but if you expect a romantic love painting full of emotion and expression from this piece, I'm sorry to say, you're in the wrong video. I'm sure at her caliber, she has her own interpretation and emotional input in each piece she plays. I'm not saying anyone is right or wrong (because everyone has his or her opinions) but everyone should just learn to simply enjoy and marvel at great talent.
First of, the Asian thing is a joke. You've either been under a rock your whole life or you are too dumb to comprehend. And I'm pretty sure talent wasn't even that helpful, I'm positive it's her parents that made her become so good.
The reason the Asian joke exists is because Asian parents strive to make their kid better because with the population in Asia, there is a lot more competition to be better
But there is some truth in that Asian joke... as an Asian myself I have witnessed many Asian pianists who are all technique but no skill. However, Yuja Wang breaks that stereotype. Her other videos demonstrate how she excels in both technique and musicality. She is truly incredible!!!
It is now late in the night and I hear music that is if a person from another star comes to the earth and tries to show me the beauty of his planet. It is so absolutely adorable to hear this music.
When Rimsky Korsakov wrote Flight of the Bumble-Bee, it was intended for piano because it's the only instrument with 88 distinct keys. Each key in the composition creates a singular note eerily characteristic of the flap of a bumble bee wing. Yet Yuja Wang manages to take each note of articulation and add richness to it by playing each individual note as an octave group. Not only that, but she does it with both hands which is an extra two octaves on top of the original composition. In masterful execution, she creates the effect of not one pair of wings but multiple multiple bumble bees flapping their wings in unison.
You know that the original version was made for an orchestra, right? It is a part of his "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" opera. The most popular piano version was arranged by Rachmaninoff and the one Yuja Wang plays here was arranged by Cziffra
Term: Holy fuck Pronunciation: /ˈhōlē/ /fək/ Definition: (1) An exclamation of one's incredulity or lack of cognition, often as the result of observing some previously inconcieved act or occurrence. (2) See Yuja Wang.
This is the only person I n who I have ever listed to playing this piece thatxACTUALLY Makes me visualize a bumblebee in a flower garden going from blossom to blossom. When I was 14 I learned this piece. I could actually play it correctly. But at about half that speed AND NOT in octaves. There are gifted people like her. The rest of us are just mechanics. Which is OK because we know enoug h to really appreciate the great ones.
Performances like these usually split audience reaction between "Wow, that's humanely impossible! I'm so impressed" to "Wow, that's humanely impossible! It sounds like crap." We as listeners, onlookers, and critics have always given virtuosity the lowest-of-the-low reputation when evaluating performances, and I'm not quite convinced that we've done so for the most aesthetically virtuous reasons. We say things like "mere technique," "noise," "no substance," "boasting," and "only show." I seriously wonder if it's because of a subconscious, voyeuristic jealousy among us who only wish we could play with half the agility that we see here. Regardless of anyone's aesthetic position, the amount of dedication, work, and sacrifice that goes into being able to play like this deserves positive recognition. It does not in the least sound like garbage, as some people have flatly stated. One may not think it fits their conception of "music-making," a term always vulnerable to the vicissitudes of individual taste, and that's fine. It's another thing entirely to dismiss this accomplishment en-masse as garbage and worthless. Sadly, it's more telling of a critic's lack of perspective than of any shortcoming of the performer. Few people can play as fluidly as this, and the craft that Yuja Wang displays here deserves respect, despite whether or not one believes she's not musical.
She is extremely talented and hard working. She has a tremendous memory reservoir which unfortunately I never had all my life and I could bot play more than two notes of piano, and yet I love Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin and their gifts. Just admiring those musical talent that I never had except my drawing skill of which I am satisfied. Admiring musical talent only from a ten foot pole. And I do make jealous comments on Lang Lang and Yuja Wang just because they both are naturally talented and very hard working on their task ! George Wu, ARCHITECT, AIA, NCARB 2017-11-21
Fascinante como uma deusa de Dedos Velozes consegue nos empolgar com sua apresentação ! Cada instante de suas apresentações transforma o momento em algo super espetacular ! VIVA YUJA WANG ! VIDA LONGA E SUCESSO !!!
I hope to go to an astral immersion music school and come back next lifetime. Then play it as well as you dear Yuja. I am almost 85 and it's going to happen soon. 😻
. When Yuja Wang decides to lay down a stream of pure sweet adrenaline ...... . All with speed like, .... bees, gnats, bats, cheetah and more.. like ...all ! All are paralyzed and freeze. One common thought they have as they hear her hum and as they feel her finger's breeze. . This beautiful profound sounding creature is fastest thing alive, best we leave her be ! . . . Yuja, I love, love love this. Thank you and thanks for signing my CD in AC. You're Amazing.
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artists*** do you ever proofread? good lord
@@ducciwucci bro is insane for that
❤where did you get this???❤
So 👍🏻
Fun fact: She had just finished playing Liszt's B minor sonata. She stood up for the applause, sat back down and started playing this as if the previous piece had been a warm-up 😎
Pretty sure Liszt b minor sonat is harder then this idk
@@awe331 she played this in octaves tho right? then no
Pro QBr
It’s not octaves cziffras version, and yeah I’m pretty sure this is easier then sonat in b minor
@@awe331 definitely LOOKS harder to me tho, maybe isn't
@@awe331 Well, it would be hard to say which is harder. On one hand you need a lot of stamina and crazy Argerich-like power to play the octaves in bumblebee, but on the other hand you need tremendous virtuosity to play the sonata properly. I guess you could say the Sonata is harder because it's a 30 minute-long effort. But bumblebee is definitely no walk in the park. 😅
This is one of those rare pieces that I think no one ever complains about its interpretation being too fast because the faster it is the more it comes closer to imitating the wings of a bumblebee.
Ask Sacriligious Boi
@@lucachu7775 u have a point, I remember that video XD
Fast is one thing, articulation and clarity of the notes are another.
In this, the notes are very clear and distinct, unlike the death of the mosquito violin sacrilegious man
Is this in one movement or two?
@@yaboyzak6922 As a non musician, I would say this is in a zillion movements - of the hands - lol
when you have one hour to type in your essay before midnight...
Bich ur old asz hasnt been to a skool in decades stop tryna get likes old man
Alejandro Hetfield 😂😂😂😂
White Alliance i liked it!
When you starts to write an essay at 23.55 and the due time is 23.59
@@whitealliance9540 stfu
She has complete control over the dynamics of EVERY note she plays, amazing.
Absolutely true, Jernej.
@@paulzeng4142 She plays the game as well as the piano. That's a character thing and a management thing, none of which take anything away from her skills. I'm not saying she's the best ever, I'm saying her playing is very impressive.
@@paulzeng4142 Oh my god! Then what would you say about the over-rated, arrogant, hyper-theatrical, fame-craving, smiley-faced Lang Lang?
Imagine getting into an argument with her over text.
🤣
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LMAOO
🤣😂😂🤣 haha.
Brilliant!
Yuja Wang is a gift from the gods. It isn't only the speed that impresses. You can hear the melody shining through that impossibly furious attack with the rhythm completely intact.
Agree. Of course she’d years upon years of repetitive practice, but she’s a gift from God himself
✝️ indeed
I can play this with my eyes closed. but when I wake up I eat breakfast immediately.
+miguel davis hahahahahahah
lol x,D
I don't get it
I don't get it
James Choe He can only play it in his dreams
I’m floored! To watch a person with world class talent, regardless of the instrument, is one of the great pleasures in life.
World class is an understatement in this case
Makes me realise that there is real talent in the world, while we are being saturated in mediocrity.
Agreed. Pure genius.
That odd moment where the pianist surpasses the frequency of actual bumblebee wings ...
Noctumus hmmmm
Possibly has the Parkinson's disease.
Nah. No human could ever (Yuja Wang included) hit 200 keystrokes PER SECOND on a piano. Bumblebees flap their wings 200 times per second so you should've researched that before commenting. She's fast, but not nearly THAT fast...So many dumb people liked your comment too...lol. Ignorance is bliss, as they say.
Bad sense of humour. Very bad indeed!
Well, I found your comment amusing!! 😂🎉❤
most do that piece single note on the runs. She did it in octaves! That's really really, really, really, REALLY difficult at that speed.
my jaw dropped when I heard the octaves
Micha it’s godly.
If
It's not possible.
that’s cziffra in a nutshell
My hands hurt just watching her, this isn't a bumblebee it is the whole hive. Breathtaking is all I can say, I did not know a human could do this, instead of a singe notes she did it in octaves. Bravo!!
Cziffra's version of Flight of the Bumblebee is just amazing, and Yuja does amazing wonders with it
the one time twoset actually enjoys the whole "fastest pianist world record" thing
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Seems sped up. Is it though?
@@bernardofl3683 look at the people in the crowd. their heads would move faster than normal if it was sped up
I’m Asian, but now I realized I’m not Asian enough
Good one! :)
I hope one day you get more Asian.
this is Ling Ling’s warmup piece :)
😂
jajajajajajaajaj
It is not her who should bow but we as the audience. Amazing.
Yes,yes, yes❤💕
I fully agree
You need a special camera to catch her movements without them blurring. This young woman is literally faster than 2008 camera technology!
60 or 120 frames per second.
Young child.
@@markrymanowski719 she was 21 in 2008... thanks for making me do research. The fact that you felt the need to try to correct me SIX YEARS LATER is... I mean who even are you?!
I've never seen anything like this in my life,still cant get my head around the accuracy and speed of her piano playing,my mind is completely blown
damn, she was really having an hard time smashing that mosquito
Bitch yes XD
LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣
LOL !
Mosquitoes are fast. Really, really fast.
why could you not have said bumblebee? that would've made 7262517161616x more sense
I think this should be called: "Flight of the angry killer-hornets".
THIS....LMFAO
hahaha good one
LOL!!
bye i hate this lmao
LOL
And she can perform slow movements extremely well too... Gorgeous!
Fr (sorry for late reply)
At the end I immediately checked if I had accidentally set the playback speed at 1.5x
You've just given me an idea! 😊
@@musicloverlondon6070 dont know what the idea may be, but if its profitable, I want my royalties! lol
I am sure it's playing this at 2x
I had no volume when it started. Just from seeing her hands I checked my playback speed.
The most shockingly amazing piano playing I've ever seen.
I can play this in my sleep.
That's the only place I can play it.
id wake up..
Wow it's you from halidonmusic
Came hear from your comment on Vinheterio's video
You're a pianist, this ought to be doable for you.
if you say it correct it would be: I wish i can play this in my dreams...;-)
She deserves a standing ovation. Amazing pianist
"Yuja Wang plays flight of the bumblebee" is the understatement of the year
I nearly passed out. I hold my breath this entire time... then my jaw dropped, and hit the floor!!!!
I always love that with this song, when it's played right, you can hear the buzz of a bee in the music. Great song, beautifully played.
I agree
Definitely! She's breathtakingly good!
It's not a SONG, for God's sake!
@@mariapap8962 don't be rude
Rarely heard such beautiful dynamic shadings. She's an artist of the highest caliber.
I saw her do this very piece at around this time. 2008. It was astonishing. The control of the nervous system to coordinate those octaves is something. For those of us that play appreciate the difficulties all the more. I've heard most every great pianist of the last 120 years and she takes a back seat to nobody.
Grateful that I can witness this phenomenon. And grateful to RUclips for the link it provides to great music and musicians.
1. Young and fit woman
2. Extremely quick with her hands
I think it's obvious what everyone is thinking about: She would make a terrific typist in high profile court cases where a lot of dialogue is spoken quickly, or perhaps a fine cardiovascular surgeon where hand speed, along with precission which this young woman also seems to posses, are of the utmost essence.
+Peter Loew You win the internet
+Peter Loew Exactly what I was thinking about.
+Peter Loew I thought you would start a discussion about how good she would be in making hand jobs.
Sam Make me....SAM.
+aase raser ERRORS?!! WHAT ERRORS?
When you're doing your homework while the teacher takes attendance.
She plays fantastic, fast,slow,loud and soft. The most versatile classical music pianist most definitely. She has overcome prejudice and envy. We and her conservatory academies consider her a virtuoso and so does most of the music world 👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼💫🌟
Fun Fact: She won that piano from Satan after defeating him in a musical duel.
That reminds me of that fiddle song where he battles the devil to get a golden fiddle, and wins
Diddle lost the fiddle
And it was considered the greatest song in the world.
Plot twist: thats the one piano to rule them all. Shes succumbed to the power of the One Piano.
@@anthonyfisiihoi Maybe this is just a tribute to that song?
Utterly, Utterly amazing. Good grief. Who would believe such talent exists!!!!!
This woman plays genius level piano. I hope to see her play live someday. She is truly astounding and I see a lot of emotion in her playing. It's exquisite.
Is there nothing this lady can’t play with the confidence and understanding of the ultimate pianist? Pure genius.
This lady is my favorite female pianist. She has the talent and the drop-dead gorgeous looks to hold my attention. I especially enjoy listening to her play the Turkish March. Her style is unique to her, but some people criticize the way she plays it because she does not conform to their close-minded understanding of how the Turkish March should be played.
I've never seen anyone's fingers move so fast, with great control and technique.
The song was fast enough already!! The fact that she made it even faster is just...*Wow*!!
Absolute PERFECTION! Brilliant, Yuja!!!
Each note sharp and crisp. Gorgeous on every level.
There are a handful of truly exceptional people in our world. She is one of them.
There is not a pianist on the world that cannot say 'wow'.
Il binomio serenità è gioia é delicato ed evocativo. Splenda esecuzione. Un grazie e un abbraccio dall`Italia, Nola, a tutti i componenti.
Now we have Timmy playing hot cross buns.
Lmao! 😂😂😂
😂 😂
Such Talent! My ears are in love!
The First Human Synthesia in History.
😂😂😂
lol true
2nd. Cziffra was 1st.
Um, no. There are far harder pieces by Alkan and I don't think even Yuja Wang has the guts to try them.
Caleb Hu true. Alkan has some crazy, and I mean CRAZY songs. And liszt’s range of impossible songs is endless. Ravel also has some pretty darn difficult songs
I have watched this song performed on piano, electric guitar, and violin, and every performance sounds humanly impossible to play, yet they play it flawlessly! Hard to believe you can move your fingers that fast, and not miss a note. I wish I had one half of their talent!
Wow - this is unreal. Hard to believe there are actually some thumbs down for this video.
Jealous people more than likely
The thumbs down are from people who think they know what they're talking about. They don't. Just saying.
Thumbs down are from her previous pianos.. they're traumatised
@@cocospops9351 Indians.
This performance doesn't do anything for me but it doesn't deserve a downvote
It's not "Asian" that makes her an amazing musician. It's called talent and practice. haha
And as far as musicality and emotion, it's called "Flight of the Bumblebee" for a reason. Sure she could have played parts differently, but if you expect a romantic love painting full of emotion and expression from this piece, I'm sorry to say, you're in the wrong video. I'm sure at her caliber, she has her own interpretation and emotional input in each piece she plays. I'm not saying anyone is right or wrong (because everyone has his or her opinions) but everyone should just learn to simply enjoy and marvel at great talent.
First of, the Asian thing is a joke. You've either been under a rock your whole life or you are too dumb to comprehend. And I'm pretty sure talent wasn't even that helpful, I'm positive it's her parents that made her become so good.
The reason the Asian joke exists is because Asian parents strive to make their kid better because with the population in Asia, there is a lot more competition to be better
TheDifferentGuy l
But there is some truth in that Asian joke... as an Asian myself I have witnessed many Asian pianists who are all technique but no skill. However, Yuja Wang breaks that stereotype. Her other videos demonstrate how she excels in both technique and musicality. She is truly incredible!!!
@@shirleyhe4215 I agree. It's not "Asian" that makes her an amazing musician. It's "Asian parents".
My goodness. I just got stung. Ouch !!!! Bravo. Greetings from USA
I've no words enough!!!!!!
Playing in this way means that this woman could come from Mars, very probably!!!!!!!
Superlative job
The most extraordinary talent, quite astonishing.
まさに熊蜂の飛行のような演奏で本当に素晴らしい(*´∀`)♪
This is so incredible. And the speed reminds a lot of a swarm of bees
It is now late in the night and I hear music that is if a person from another star comes to the earth and tries to show me the beauty of his planet. It is so absolutely adorable to hear this music.
OMG, I never thought anyone could play it that fast. Fantastic.
When Rimsky Korsakov wrote Flight of the Bumble-Bee, it was intended for piano because it's the only instrument with 88 distinct keys. Each key in the composition creates a singular note eerily characteristic of the flap of a bumble bee wing.
Yet Yuja Wang manages to take each note of articulation and add richness to it by playing each individual note as an octave group. Not only that, but she does it with both hands which is an extra two octaves on top of the original composition. In masterful execution, she creates the effect of not one pair of wings but multiple multiple bumble bees flapping their wings in unison.
You know that the original version was made for an orchestra, right? It is a part of his "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" opera. The most popular piano version was arranged by Rachmaninoff and the one Yuja Wang plays here was arranged by Cziffra
Term: Holy fuck
Pronunciation: /ˈhōlē/ /fək/
Definition: (1) An exclamation of one's incredulity or lack of cognition, often as the result of observing some previously inconcieved act or occurrence. (2) See Yuja Wang.
Lol man now that's funny hahahaha😂
Clever you are
like yoda you speak
Agreed......Holy fuck.......
HAHA!! That's fantastic!!
I love great musicians play great music!!! OMG. Does this qualify!!! 😁
I can’t expect how her hands moving
It’s amazing performance
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Mad skills, magnificent expression, technically perfect, astonishingly brilliant.
One of my favourites, amazing what you can train the hands to do love it
This is the only person I n who I have ever listed to playing this piece thatxACTUALLY Makes me visualize a bumblebee in a flower garden going from blossom to blossom.
When I was 14 I learned this piece.
I could actually play it correctly.
But at about half that speed AND NOT in octaves.
There are gifted people like her. The rest of us are just mechanics. Which is OK because we know enoug h to really
appreciate the great ones.
Well i think we all agree she's the best speed pianist
The arrangement she performed was by Gyorgy Cziffra, so cziffra did it originally, she replicated it very well.
unhuman. What a masterful play!
How do you go from listening to a Bumble Bee, to writing something like that? And Yuja Wang is stunning!
I can't even think about hitting the wrong notes that fast.
Performances like these usually split audience reaction between "Wow, that's humanely impossible! I'm so impressed" to "Wow, that's humanely impossible! It sounds like crap." We as listeners, onlookers, and critics have always given virtuosity the lowest-of-the-low reputation when evaluating performances, and I'm not quite convinced that we've done so for the most aesthetically virtuous reasons. We say things like "mere technique," "noise," "no substance," "boasting," and "only show." I seriously wonder if it's because of a subconscious, voyeuristic jealousy among us who only wish we could play with half the agility that we see here.
Regardless of anyone's aesthetic position, the amount of dedication, work, and sacrifice that goes into being able to play like this deserves positive recognition. It does not in the least sound like garbage, as some people have flatly stated. One may not think it fits their conception of "music-making," a term always vulnerable to the vicissitudes of individual taste, and that's fine. It's another thing entirely to dismiss this accomplishment en-masse as garbage and worthless. Sadly, it's more telling of a critic's lack of perspective than of any shortcoming of the performer.
Few people can play as fluidly as this, and the craft that Yuja Wang displays here deserves respect, despite whether or not one believes she's not musical.
finally, a pertinent point of view expressed coherently!
Thanks! :)
Trolls respect nobody.
Wonderful! She has done so much for young people and music.
She is extremely talented and hard working. She has a tremendous memory reservoir which unfortunately I never had all my life and I could bot play more than two notes of piano, and yet I love Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin and their gifts. Just admiring those musical talent that I never had except my drawing skill of which I am satisfied. Admiring musical talent only from a ten foot pole. And I do make jealous comments on Lang Lang and Yuja Wang just because they both are naturally talented and very hard working on their task ! George Wu, ARCHITECT, AIA, NCARB 2017-11-21
Yup, memory is the key. It is just to complicated to even try to memorize the notes.
Wow, incredible talent.
She is the best, no doubt/.
Unbelievable talent!
She is amazing! I hope to be as good as her one day! WOW!
JazzKeyboardist1 I'm actually uploading a video soon. I am not a professional or anything. I taught myself how to play by ear.
Never. Jk, but never
The moment she hit the first note I immediately knew that this is no longer flight of the bumblebee anymore.
Elle est absolument prodigieuse !!!un feu d'artifice 👏👏👏👏😍😍
Wow!Great!👍♥️👍Big like!
Her hands are moving about as fast as a Bee's wings during flight.
Her hands really did look like they were fluttering at some points, although it made me think more of butterflies (the hands alone).
I first heard her described as having extreme velocity. Some time later, I truly believe it.
the speed, clarity, tone, and dynamics>>>>
I can't even grasp how anyone could learn to do that in a lifetime, and she's just a kid! Incredible talent.
she is not a kid, she is over 30...
@@shjquhubhsjui.8747 To some people that's a kid, I guess.
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 she just looks young because asians dont raisin
peter lee lol
@@shjquhubhsjui.8747 This video was in 2008, she was 21
Monstrous Performance...❤
The melody in the music does represent the speed and noise a boumble-bee makes. Extraordinary technique the young pianist has. Charming piano solo.
Fascinante como uma deusa de Dedos Velozes consegue nos empolgar com sua apresentação !
Cada instante de suas apresentações transforma o momento em algo super espetacular !
VIVA YUJA WANG ! VIDA LONGA E SUCESSO !!!
Now this is PURE talent.
My mother used to play this over and over on her baby grand almost daily just for fun until we got sick of hearing it. This brings back memories. ❤
I hope to go to an astral immersion music school and come back next lifetime. Then play it as well as you dear Yuja. I am almost 85 and it's going to happen soon. 😻
those are the fastest octaves I've ever seen O.O
Same
Check Marc-André Hamelin's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 at around 11:30, supersonic octaves!
Try Horowitz's Chopin Octave Etude -- ruclips.net/video/lYZCPSCxlho/видео.html.
Argerich's Liszt HR no. 6.
Argerich-
when your essay is due the next day and you haven’t started yet
She is Fantastic!
The incredible thing is listening the track in reverse at half speed and hear "Stairway to heaven" & "Let it be" at the same time
Yuja Wang has such a God gifted talent!!! She has the speed, accuracy, gracefulness and Beauty of a Hummingbird.May God Bless...
How to even start practicing this to achieve like a third of the spit… insane!!!!! Bravo!!!
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When Yuja Wang decides to lay down a stream of pure sweet adrenaline ......
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All with speed like, .... bees, gnats, bats, cheetah and more.. like ...all !
All are paralyzed and freeze.
One common thought they have as they hear her hum and
as they feel her finger's breeze.
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This beautiful profound sounding creature is fastest thing alive,
best we leave her be !
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Yuja,
I love, love love this. Thank you and thanks for signing my CD in AC. You're Amazing.
Jack Kehoe
Just found out about her today, but...
*darn **_right_* she is!
I've never seen anything like this. That was amazing!
I can probably figure out how to play the last 1 second of this piece. Lol 😂
初めて同じ人間とは思えないと本気で思った。
Breathtaking
0:55 this part reminds me of the intro to Wagners Flight of the Valkyries ❤