esta versión es un auténtico sueño,para cualquier melómano o pianista por bueno que sea.Consciente o no de que cualquier pianista se mide por esta obra emblemática,Argerich,dueña de los más grandes dones pianísticos, libra una versión en mi opinión memorable .La grabó ,creo, solo una vez, (1972),pero definitivamente para la posteridad.
@@lazza1160 Thanks for response. She is the only pianist who makes arpeggiato at this part, right? The score didn't show it should be played with arpeggiato, right?
I love this recording! It's literally the only Liszt sonata I will listen to. However, I heard, that she didn't personally play the octaves on this, but had her husband do it. I hate to gossip.... can anyone verify this rumor? or debunk?
@@MaxLima1 I agree her octaves are outstanding. She has stated though, that she has an .... issue... about them? curious. Doesn't really matter I guess.
@@lenamcginnis5168 Cause there are people out there, who are much better in playing classical music, then me. I'm good in improvisation, but that's basically a forbidden scene, since about a century. It's only allowed in jazz, and not taken serious by any means. Strange situation, since music was 90 + X % about improvisation for hundreds of thousands of years, but this is a strange world on many levels, anyway.
YES YET WILL NEVER BE HOROWITZ!! HE WAS ONE AND ONLY!! PLEASE LISTEN TO HIS CHOPIN REVOLUTIONARY ETUDE THE SAME WITH SCRABIN AND CHOPIN ETUDE OCEAN YUNDI LI CHOPIN WINTER WIND AT THE CHOPIN COMPETITION IN 2000 IM USING CAPS CANT SEE VERY WELL
Wonderful ! Haarbesträubend . A woman is playing ! 1:48 : that's exactly the same when my wife is going angry , devastating all on her way . One time , she threw all my breakfast in the garden .
![Liszt - Sonata in B Minor, S. 178 (Audio+Sheet) [Argerich]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bHx6kigiOEs/mqdefault.jpg)
Sound bathing ❤ I love how it resonates with these interesting moment in Time. Truly breathtaking
i always hold my breath from 22:22 until 22:39... and swing my head whenever she hits 22:30 that bass! wonderful goddess
Outstanding musicmaking. The fingers of steel & the heart of gold she has (as Hofmann once told about Rachmaninov).
esta versión es un auténtico sueño,para cualquier melómano o pianista por bueno que sea.Consciente o no de que cualquier pianista se mide por esta obra emblemática,Argerich,dueña de los más grandes dones pianísticos, libra una versión en mi opinión memorable .La grabó ,creo, solo una vez, (1972),pero definitivamente para la posteridad.
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I've not heard her Brahms, but yeah, she has a very unique sound to her.
Arrau ..Martha..Kissin.. Yundi Li..Valentina.. its like be in PARADISE❤❤❤
is this the different version other than her debut record from deutsche grammophon?
3:03 grandioso.....
13:38 part. Argerich's version is different from others. Her performance is different from score's guidance?
She makes a "arpeggiato" of c# f# a# and then she plays the chord
@@lazza1160 Thanks for response. She is the only pianist who makes arpeggiato at this part, right? The score didn't show it should be played with arpeggiato, right?
@@sunny188888 the score didn't show it. I think Pogorelich do somenthing similar at that point
Listen to the live version of young Cyprien Katsaris:even more phenomenal!!! I simply coul not sleep after such an experience...
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She sometimes has ideas about style which seem a bit eccentric, which maybe reaches a peak of absurdity in Brahms
I love this recording! It's literally the only Liszt sonata I will listen to. However, I heard, that she didn't personally play the octaves on this, but had her husband do it. I hate to gossip.... can anyone verify this rumor? or debunk?
Well, I can tell you that Martha's octaves are unparalleled. Not even Cziffra could play octaves with such precision and control.
@@MaxLima1 I agree her octaves are outstanding. She has stated though, that she has an .... issue... about them? curious. Doesn't really matter I guess.
@@marcoesquandolez Agreed! There is a live recording of this sonata in which she plays even faster than in the studio version!
@@MaxLima1 will you be kind enough to post the live version she did only once in Japan? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 from her fans from Malaysia 🇲🇾
@@MaxLima1 Maybe not Cziffra, but Horowitz?
Ever heard the Sonata? Staccato all over.
This is the reason I'm not playing classical music any more. :)
WHY LET US KNOW!! PLEASE THANKS
@@lenamcginnis5168 Cause there are people out there, who are much better in playing classical music, then me. I'm good in improvisation, but that's basically a forbidden scene, since about a century. It's only allowed in jazz, and not taken serious by any means. Strange situation, since music was 90 + X % about improvisation for hundreds of thousands of years, but this is a strange world on many levels, anyway.
I do tend to wonder if Argerich sees herself as the female Horowitz?
YES YET WILL NEVER BE HOROWITZ!! HE WAS ONE AND ONLY!!
PLEASE LISTEN TO HIS CHOPIN REVOLUTIONARY ETUDE
THE SAME WITH SCRABIN AND CHOPIN ETUDE OCEAN
YUNDI LI CHOPIN WINTER WIND AT THE CHOPIN COMPETITION IN 2000
IM USING CAPS CANT SEE VERY WELL
what's with all these staccatos
Wonderful ! Haarbesträubend . A woman is playing ! 1:48 : that's exactly the same when my wife is going angry , devastating all on her way . One time , she threw all my breakfast in the garden .
What's with the tuning on this recording? It is not consistent, varying by as much as a quarter tone at times. Either that, or I'm going crazy.
Ok, she is good, but ...can she play " happy birthday"?😂😂😂
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