Cyprien Katsaris live at Carnegie Hall, New York - Chopin: Valse, Op. 64 No. 2
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- www.cyprienkats...
/ cyprienkatsaris
/ cyprienkatsaris-pianis...
The Valse is part of the triumphant recital Cyprien Katsaris gave on 17 October 1999 in the fabulous surroundings of the main auditorium of Carnegie Hall in New York on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Chopin’s death. Katsaris presents us with anything but a routine reading of Chopin’s work. His approach is highly personal: unexpected counter-tones in his turn of phrase, tempi that are often unusual, breaks and contrasts informing dynamics, articulation and pedal work. The New York audience was manifestly electrified, giving a standing ovation, repeatedly calling the pianist back for several minutes and finally wresting from him three encores.
This memorable recital is available on CD, DVD and on all the most popular download and streaming sites worldwide:
iTunes
itunes.apple.c...
Amazon US
www.amazon.com...
www.amazon.com/...
Amazon France
www.amazon.fr/...
Amazon Deutschland
www.amazon.de/...
Amazon Japan
www.amazon.co....
iTunes: itunes.apple.c...
Deezer: www.deezer.com/...
Spotify: play.spotify.c...
Katsaris is an amazing pianist, and so underrated.... inmer voices and passionate playing just awesome...
Halte ihn für den Genialsten.
This is the best performance of this waltz, definitely
No other word for describing this Pianist! GENIUS!!!
WOW! I just learned this piece and I never noticed the inner melody in the più mosso section. That was some truly amazing voicing. Now that I’ve heard it I can’t unhear it anymore, working on it right away. Thank you so much sir you just made my day! 🙏
I feel sorry for you. Actually, no I don't.
Splendide, les contre voix sont superbement mises en valeur
Vous avez réinventé le morceau. Bravo à vous, c’est remarquable.
bravo fantastique
Amazing.
I really want to play the piano like him!!!
I'm practicing the piano very hard!!
Me too
C'est voix rajoutées d'une sublime façon 🤵
Elles en sont pas rajoutées mais mises en valeur (il n'ajoute aucune note à la partition)
Incrédible !! 🥰
C'était très charmant ☺️
Лучший исполнитель Шопена в наше время.
A true love affair told by a great pianist thanks to the work of an excellent composer
bravo
So beautiful..
Amazing! Bravo!
Outrageous!
Homophonic music evolved in to polyphonic music . U r the great one CYPRIEN
Is it fair to say that this waltz influenced the waltz movement from Dvorak's string serenade?
"classical music is just copying" 🤣 very original.
And there is always that ONE male in the audience who just can't wait to yell 'Bra-VO.' Disgusting.
Drôles de forte pouce main droite. Assez inélégant.
personally i find it awkard for this piece to be changed so dramatically..too much innovation,it loses its identity
Stavros Stamatopoulos he hasn’t changed anything... he accents some notes already been in the text to show a „hidden” melody but does not add anything by himself.
I personally play this piece in two different ways: a "standard" way and a "personal" way which is something based on the same principle as Katsaris'. My choice between the two depends on the circumstance: I've recently recorded this piece for an advertising campaign, so as plainly as a student would read it, and my performance was selected for the job. If I had to show my inner feelings about this piece, maybe during a solo recital, no doubts I'd do the other way ;)
those are the "inner voices"
It doesn't change any notes, it just accentuates, adding an inner voice
Oh haven't you heard?? Mr. Katsaris personally OWNS the property of Chopin and can mutilate it to his heart's desire.
Он заигрался на исполнительском поприще. Так медленный и нежный вальс Шопена звучать не должен! Темп завышен. !!!
Да что вы. А как он должен звучать, как из бабушкиного граммофона? Исполнение блестящее
@@user-re2yi2pm1u Исполнение задроченое. А Шопен должен звучать естественно и не принуждённо.