Mozart zu neuem Leben erweckt in beglueckender , subtiler Performance. Daniil Trifonov's Einfuehlungsvermoegen in die Komponisten ist tief und einmalig ! ❤
I've been following Daniil here on U tube with his Mozart piano concertos . This guy is thew real deal! I like him the best out of all pianists here. He's number one! The Russians consistently play with the most passion ! Please come to Seattle! We love you Mr. Trifonov!
Daniil Trifonov in this concerto contrasts what is as it exists for colors touch by touch to change the universe of sound and allow contact with music with a fresh look, or rather a new approach that of a pianist-composer especially in ornaments and cadenzas. It's magnificent with a revival and a sublime touch even if here and there in the first movement at some points, there are "little things" but it's a live concert and maybe that's makes it more human? The last movement is a little too fast for me and doesn't allow the music "breathe" enough, but it has the impulse, the contrasts, the climate and the touch of Trifonov and makes it for the conductor who is not up to the pianist. Thank you to Amanuensis for this wonderful video !
I loved your interpretation Daniil. I learned this work fifty years ago and wondered briefly what was happening, then realised Mozart offered improvisation opportunities in his cadenzas, so why not else where as well? Different. Thanks for an interesting and very pleasant experience. Cathy
grande musicalita' e certezze nell'interpretazione ..il tocco assolutamente perfetto in Mozart,,,veramente inarrivabile....nel terzo tempo la fluidita' e la bellezza del tocco sono '''impressionanti''e' imparagonabile!!!''
Mozart, largely "revu" by Trifonov and executed by Trifonov. So beautifully executed that he can be forgiven for going back on Mozart great innovation: making the concerto a fixed piece, not a excuse for brilliant improvisations. anyone interested in Mozart's version can listen to Yeol Eum Son, who was unlucky to compete in the Tchaikovsky competition the same year as Daniil. She is an extremely good pianist.
NOT TRUE! Danil Trifonov is the over-rated pianist Ever! Trifonov is the second-rated player really! The Best piano concertos players Are really=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( others like Artur Rubinstein Maurizio Pollini Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner ( others like Vladimir Horowitz Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy Maurizio Pollini Murray Perahia) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( others like Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( others like Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Natalia Trull)
Не понимаю всеобщего восторга. Хотелось бы спросить у восторженной публики, что он играет с 11:30 и следующие 10 секунд? "Ноты!" - скажете вы. Жаль что только не те, что написал Моцарт. А еще темп плавает, а еще педали мгого...
I was expecting a flawless performance, but I suppose you can accept a couple of mistakes in a live performance. Well I will give him this: he is never boring! the orchestra is generally excellent, except a bit too loud in the slow movement. I think the finale is rather too quick and a bit rushed.
He is a great pianist, no doubt. But I do agree that sometimes he sounds out of place. His live performance of this concert with Thielemann/Staatskapelle Dresden in 2016 was superb, but not flawless. If anything, his cadenza sounded more like Prokofiev!
some beautiful moments. Cadenza and intro. to 3rd movement do not enhance this masterpiece. His dynamic changes are excellent. 3rd movement too fast. Also a major mishap in first movement at about 11.37 into it.
It's irritating to have blowhards like me suggest that, poetic genius that he is, Trifonov will mature into a musician who relies more on line than dynamics to wax lyrical; but when you have a touch like his -- and who does this side of Gieseking? -- over reliance on velvet is understandable. And this is a beautiful performance. Who are the orchestra and conductor?
Mozart zu neuem Leben erweckt in beglueckender , subtiler Performance.
Daniil Trifonov's Einfuehlungsvermoegen in die Komponisten ist tief und einmalig ! ❤
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I've been following Daniil here on U tube with his Mozart piano concertos . This guy is thew real deal! I like him the best out of all pianists here. He's number one! The Russians consistently play with the most passion !
Please come to Seattle! We love you Mr. Trifonov!
Daniil Trifonov in this concerto contrasts what is as it exists for colors touch by touch to change the universe of sound and allow contact with music with a fresh look, or rather a new approach that of a pianist-composer especially in ornaments and cadenzas. It's magnificent with a revival and a sublime touch even if here and there in the first movement at some points, there are "little things" but it's a live concert and maybe that's makes it more human? The last movement is a little too fast for me and doesn't allow the music "breathe" enough, but it has the impulse, the contrasts, the climate and the touch of Trifonov and makes it for the conductor who is not up to the pianist. Thank you to Amanuensis for this wonderful video !
Wow - what a breath of fresh air in an age of very standardised performances to hear such a wonderfully eccentric performance
Maravilhoso. Emocionante. Que execução perfeita, com sensibilidade!
Hermoso, como siempre todo lo que interpreta Trifonov el grande, inalcanzable, inigualable e insuperable.
Bravo Daniil !!!
I loved your interpretation Daniil. I learned this work fifty years ago and wondered briefly what was happening, then realised Mozart offered improvisation opportunities in his cadenzas, so why not else where as well? Different. Thanks for an interesting and very pleasant experience. Cathy
Es una alegría grande escuchar Daniil Trifonov. Le quiero!
georgi4488 también Loo amo, es mi ídolo!
Great performance by ALL! For heaven's sake, IDENTIFY THE MARVELOUS CONDUCTOR AND ORCHESTRA! THERE WOULD BE NO PERFORMANCE OF THIS WITHOUT THEM!!!
I think this must be Christian Thielemann & Dresden Staatskapelle at the Proms in 2016
@@gakitada54 Thank you.
Me he enamorado de Daniil !!!😘❤
Amazing....... .. ...... ... . .... ........
Гениальные каденции!!! Молодчина!!!
אכן
Мммм... кагда он етот концерт живой играет (и запис не будет), кажется Прокофиев написал каденцю. Но он маладец конешно.
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21:49 3 movement my favorite movement
grande musicalita' e certezze nell'interpretazione ..il tocco assolutamente perfetto in Mozart,,,veramente inarrivabile....nel terzo tempo la fluidita' e la bellezza del tocco sono '''impressionanti''e' imparagonabile!!!''
Mozart, largely "revu" by Trifonov and executed by Trifonov. So beautifully executed that he can be forgiven for going back on Mozart great innovation: making the concerto a fixed piece, not a excuse for brilliant improvisations. anyone interested in Mozart's version can listen to Yeol Eum Son, who was unlucky to compete in the Tchaikovsky competition the same year as Daniil. She is an extremely good pianist.
I like his interpretation about 2mov.He let the music speak , wisper and sing , not just being beautiful.
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It's the best version of Mozart
NOT TRUE! Danil Trifonov is the over-rated pianist Ever! Trifonov is the second-rated player really! The Best piano concertos players Are really=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( others like Artur Rubinstein Maurizio Pollini Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner ( others like Vladimir Horowitz Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy Maurizio Pollini Murray Perahia) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( others like Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( others like Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Natalia Trull)
@@RaineriHakkarainen⁷
Не нравится Трифонов--не смотрите и не слушайте.Это гораздо проще,чем писать несправедливые сообщения и ставить дизлайки.
Истинный Орфей!
fantastic
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Grazie
Amazing
at 11.17 lost and from 11.32 to 11.38 seems a total confusion like 2 different concert ar mixed....strange
Schon ganz schön übel.
Bravissimo!!
Не понимаю всеобщего восторга. Хотелось бы спросить у восторженной публики, что он играет с 11:30 и следующие 10 секунд? "Ноты!" - скажете вы. Жаль что только не те, что написал Моцарт. А еще темп плавает, а еще педали мгого...
14:27
21:38
dove e' stato eseguito e chi il Direttore d'Orchesta???...grazie
Sounds like it went off the rails around 11:20
You're right. The conductor lost him. Or the other way around. Either way. So brilliant.
@@tonymatthewaustin9597 he had a big memory slip and was trying to sync with the orchestra and improvise his way out of it but failed... it happens
I was expecting a flawless performance, but I suppose you can accept a couple of mistakes in a live performance. Well I will give him this: he is never boring! the orchestra is generally excellent, except a bit too loud in the slow movement. I think the finale is rather too quick and a bit rushed.
He is a great pianist, no doubt. But I do agree that sometimes he sounds out of place. His live performance of this concert with Thielemann/Staatskapelle Dresden in 2016 was superb, but not flawless. If anything, his cadenza sounded more like Prokofiev!
Conductor may be Krystian Zimerman
Come on..... Mozart is Mozart
モｰツアルトの名曲をダ二-ル。トリフオノフの演奏で聴けるのなら。オ―ケストラ＆指揮者を表示していただければ、嬉しいです。
some beautiful moments. Cadenza and intro. to 3rd movement do not enhance this masterpiece. His dynamic changes are excellent. 3rd movement too fast. Also a major mishap in first movement at about 11.37 into it.
Don't you just wish you could............???;)
It's irritating to have blowhards like me suggest that, poetic genius that he is, Trifonov will mature into a musician who relies more on line than dynamics to wax lyrical; but when you have a touch like his -- and who does this side of Gieseking? -- over reliance on velvet is understandable. And this is a beautiful performance. Who are the orchestra and conductor?
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