Probably not even that much considering his age, the volume of his repertoire, and the fact that he went to Harvard. I've been watching George since he was about 9 years old and even then he had the technique of an experienced adult.
@@pkindia9241 mmmm ya different tastes I thought why there ur ruining the piece but it's his interpretation I cant do anything until I can play it but I will 3 more years and I'll be at this level
@@lastbornrelic3430 Some parts are supposed to be more calm and gentle. The first 20 seconds or so for example. But chromatic scales, trills and runs, are meant to be more exaggerated. It would sound weird for the more immersive parts to be played calmly. It would be hard to make it sound good anyways.
a minute ago I watched 24 prominent piano players performing 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata and I ended up here after watching all 24 performers.. Every key is treated in a due manner.. not a bit less not a bit more.. true perfection )
Jacob Tan Near the end of the piece, Liszt writes in the option to play a cadenza. A cadenza is a short passage near the end of a musical work that is traditionally improvised on themes from the music by the soloist. In this case, Sergei Rachmaninoff put his passage to paper for future musicians to play. George Li is playing this cadenza where called for in the music by Liszt. It begins at 3:40 and concludes at 5:34.
@@youtubeepicuser4209 no one ever improvises a cadenza. Some might claim they would, but no one, not even the biggest geniouses of our time would walk out in a concert hall filled with thousands of people and would improvise. They compose and spend month of hard practicing their compositions...
was wondering the same thing...he is a genius if it's his own ...I really like it...at first i thought that was how the piece was but when I saw Lisitsa playing it it wasn't like this one...we need to know!
I think Listisa plays her own interpretation as well. This is very close to the original, but again with some interpretations here and there. Check Adam Gyorgy as well, he has a very expressive interpretation.
Anipporelle I've already listened to numerous versions of this repertoire cuz I also play this in my concert, as well as the version of Adam Gyorgy you said. Try listening to Maksim Mrvica's Rhapsody as well, I think you'll like it if you love Adam Gyorgy's version.
Armando Araujo not really hard work to do it if you love it. And those musicians are talented in their own way, writing a hit with clever rhyming lyrics is hard.
People do not understand how much time and nerves have been spent on these few few minutes, big respect to this guy!
Probably not even that much considering his age, the volume of his repertoire, and the fact that he went to Harvard. I've been watching George since he was about 9 years old and even then he had the technique of an experienced adult.
@@javascriptkiddie2718 wow
Fax
@@javascriptkiddie2718 having the technique of an experience adult ar 9y is not enough tho lol
Я тоже разбираю. Это настолько сложно я не ожидала, а здесь он очень хорошо играет даже очень)
Я хочу дойти до какого чтоб прям афигенно играть!
This man wasn’t nervous before the concert… the PIANO was
😂😂😂
His touch is just insane
0:53
True...
Like a rapist….
many thousands of hours of dedication and hard work on display for your listening pleasure. All these pros deserve our eternal respect.
Yes
4 years since then so how much have you improved at piano?
Nah, it was just 5 minutes of simply piano bro.
Even thousands of hours of hard work will not help if man does not have a talent endowed by God.
Imagine if people put the thousands of hours that they spend into worthless things into productive things like this. We would be so much cooler.
he has such a good sense of timing, i like where he decides to slow it down, how he exaggerates certain parts with his timing. Good stuff.
This what I dont like about it 😂we got different taste I guess
@@lastbornrelic3430 I'm with him though
@@pkindia9241 mmmm ya different tastes I thought why there ur ruining the piece but it's his interpretation I cant do anything until I can play it but I will 3 more years and I'll be at this level
@@lastbornrelic3430 Some parts are supposed to be more calm and gentle. The first 20 seconds or so for example. But chromatic scales, trills and runs, are meant to be more exaggerated. It would sound weird for the more immersive parts to be played calmly. It would be hard to make it sound good anyways.
That is called rubato, i think
Imagine him working in a office.
How long would the key board last?
?
Was the pund intended? :))
Bravissimo George !
40 hours
@@cubical2847 ah, a man of intellect i see
This guy deserves a medal for not having a seizure while playing this.
0:01 me when I finally get that one rare item in a game
Fuck u man😭😂😂😂😂 I died
So you’re just gonna ignore his piano skills and make a meme unrelated to this video
@@_frontlinefx_ yes because I can that music so bo big deal
stupid boy
Meanwhile, the medic in the background:
"don't worry guys, he's not having any seizure"
Damn thats hilarious!
Words cannot express how impossible it is to play that piece in this speed and accuracy. Absolutely breathtaking
It's the first time I see someone play it so fast and clean. Well done!!
Lang lang
@@DrYong-ml3ws not clean thoi
@@mrmalaysiandude1389This is the smoothest I have heard it. Did you have a recommendation for a “clean” version?
The pure joy I get when listening to this is indescribable. Thank you George!!!
Liszt would be proud! Great interpretation. Thank you.
This art should never die.
This is incredible. He actually knows the piece by heart. And the tempo is amazing.
a minute ago I watched 24 prominent piano players performing 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata and I ended up here after watching all 24 performers.. Every key is treated in a due manner.. not a bit less not a bit more.. true perfection )
the insane part is that he didn’t made a mistouch on that crazy speed
Amazing! Liszt would love this!
In fact he would hate this, he wrote really complex pieces that he thought, only he could play, he wanted to show off in a way.
He is truly enjoying the music.......
Simply stunning - mesmerized by George’s genius!
This isn’t real
He had a speed potion
*gasp*
How did you make the bold letters??
Khánh Hưng put a asterisk on both sides of a word like **this**
*i know right*
*this*
I will never forget this.
Super magnificent George just loved your timing you simply nailed it !
what a lovely pianist
all the best to you George.
this is tue dedication, love how he plays non-stop
nobody flexed like him in the interpretation
It wasn’t an improvisation, that was Rachmaninov’s Cadenza 🙃
No
Watch Hamelin‘s cadenza of The hungarian raphsody. Its God level
George you absolutely went down to "The Crossroads" wow that was amazing.
BRILLIANT ! MAJESTIC INTERPRETATION !!!
GENIUS !!!
Absolute perfection and superb expression!
RIP his gf
LMAOOO NAHH FAM YOU'RE WRONG FOR THAT
Don't worry he doesn't have a girlfriend
omg 😭😭 LMFAO
@@Granola_cat yes, he only has a piano
@@martinferrer7472 yep
No matter when I hear this it brings a smile to my face. It must be something in the notes.
Nah, I poisoned your water supply
@@timlitjens5920 man u r annoying why did u do it into mine also
This is the best performance of this piece I’ve ever heard. This is probably exactly how Liszt would have played
This is a better rendition than the other ones I heard
I do think some spots the tempo was a bit weird but mostly really good
For those who are curious, I believe this is Rachmaninov's cadenza
Which is Rachmaninoff's Cadenza?
Jacob Tan Near the end of the piece, Liszt writes in the option to play a cadenza. A cadenza is a short passage near the end of a musical work that is traditionally improvised on themes from the music by the soloist. In this case, Sergei Rachmaninoff put his passage to paper for future musicians to play. George Li is playing this cadenza where called for in the music by Liszt. It begins at 3:40 and concludes at 5:34.
Oh, I see! TY
Leo T are you saying Rachmaninov fucking improvised this? Jesus
@@youtubeepicuser4209 no one ever improvises a cadenza. Some might claim they would, but no one, not even the biggest geniouses of our time would walk out in a concert hall filled with thousands of people and would improvise.
They compose and spend month of hard practicing their compositions...
His little finger not grow at 1:30, when you play that piece your little right hand finger must grow.
Tom & Jerry reference?
Yes its impossible to no
Dude.....he's dancing while playing. And the precision. Wow
No... I only saw his hair going crazy.
この若さにて完璧といえるテクニックを身につけてらっしゃる。ラフマニノフのカデンツァは、クズミンの演奏以来あまり出会いませんでしたが、これもまた素晴らしい！
A superb pianist. I can't understand why he does not have more concerts. Or am I missing something?
Increíble!!! Fabuloso George!!! Mejor no puede ser!!
¡Correcta!
0:53
He is amazing!
I don’t care if it was 7 years ago, it was so perfect
Well done, Mr Li! (Clappings)
Greetings from Argentina!🇦🇷
BEAUTIFUL !!!
5:34 The End of Cadenza
진짜 엄청나네요! 이 정도 수준까지 도달하는데 얼마나 오래 걸리셨을지 가늠이 안됩니다 ㅠ
his repeated notes are so clear its crazy
I used to think RUSH E was impossible, but this man, he might have the strength to do it
RUSH 🅱️*
Good job my son !
Sir Franz, you are the best!
Wow talk about a tough piece! Congratulations, that was amazing.
Isso é genial , sempre volto pra escutar novamente .
Easily one of the best pianists of his generation
Not really
Brilliant work👏👏👏👏👏
Ha, ha, ha!!! It seems that George has reached a new level of technique.
Yes, GENIUS !!!
is this cadenza his own version? I really want to get the sheets for it... It's so good
was wondering the same thing...he is a genius if it's his own ...I really like it...at first i thought that was how the piece was but when I saw Lisitsa playing it it wasn't like this one...we need to know!
I'm the uploader of this video. As far as I know the cadenza in this movie is Rachmaninoff's.
I think Listisa plays her own interpretation as well. This is very close to the original, but again with some interpretations here and there.
Check Adam Gyorgy as well, he has a very expressive interpretation.
Anipporelle I've already listened to numerous versions of this repertoire cuz I also play this in my concert, as well as the version of Adam Gyorgy you said.
Try listening to Maksim Mrvica's Rhapsody as well, I think you'll like it if you love Adam Gyorgy's version.
+Anipporelle György Cziffra plays decently this piece too.
0:51 with double speed
gotta love that introductory climax face
He practices 40 hours a day!
ling ling
Heart of Keys?
Yes !!
wonderful.
He is so *good*
The first 50s is the cleanest ive ever heard that part played
"To many notes"
Nah Amadeus ?😏
Hehe
Too*
two
you: too many "o" s
Que genio!!
very good dynamics
The flash can’t even move his hands that fast
The world's best Technic
just makin sure my video isnt playin two times
I thought the video speed was increased. Unbelievable!
Oh my! His sound is so interesting and impressive .
perfect tempo at the start of the friska
Fantastic!
Gave me goosepumps
Good warm up(i can barely play the beginning of the first movement-lassan)
AMAZINGG
Underrated af cadenza
Amazing
So clean
tremendous, overwhelming
divine
What does "friska" actually mean?
It's a name adapted from Hungarian for the fast section of a Hungarian folk dance called Csárdás (or of the music that accompanies this dance).
SanctumZero thanks very much
is this a new interpretation of George Li or there is a real version about this piece? I love this one more than the original!
This is the Rachmaninoff cadenza
He looks like me when I’m taking a dump
HAHAHAHAHAHA IM DYING HAHAHA LOOOOL
Hard work to learn how to play the piano like that and then there's rap artists who can sing like shit and everyone is like🔥😍💗
Armando Araujo not really hard work to do it if you love it. And those musicians are talented in their own way, writing a hit with clever rhyming lyrics is hard.
Hello Hi explain lil pump
Hello Hi Clever rhyming?? Never heard of that before...
@@youtubeepicuser4209 Gucci Gang? What rhymes with Gucci Gang? HOW ABOUT GUCCI GANG? G E N I U S
Tell me about it.
Do you have a Horowitz version of this???? Please say yes :)
wow.
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🥰
OOmmmm... great opening. sick performance all around. i love the asians.
How many sklides
I am going to see this guy play in n march
Sir Franz is the best!
Chopin supremacy
Liszt supremacy
👏👏👏👍👍👍
whose cadenza is this
Hi George, 10/10 from Australia, it has been a long time since you started 4 hours a day after school.
Wow
Bravo
OMG...
*HOLY SHIT*