She somehow manages to be the most intimidatingly talented people while also seeming like she's most approachable person. We need more people like Yuja in the classical world. Also her fashion sense is completely out of this world! We stan
1:14 "That part is always great when I practice, but when on stage it's always fucking up."; Never have I ever related to something so much in my entire life
I witnessed her live in Berlin the 17th of May, it was incredible :D She played Beethoven, Schönberg, Ligeti, Scriabin, Albéniz, Kapustin, and almost a DOZEN encore pieces, each one separated by a lot of (standing) applause and Yuja bows of course :D
going down that fast is possible, but how she gets back up straight that fast, try it, not only it's not easy but it tells something about her piano athleticism.
I didn't know content like this existed. Classical music-related memes, I mean. WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE? Subbing right away because I live for this shit ❤
i feel like she consciously tries to be as laid back and confident as she can so that it will reflect in her playing. like, if you force yourself to smile, your brain will be tricked to give the happy hormones (:D). so i see the bowing as relaxing before and after such intense focusing. it also just looks very graceful and dancer-esque, i admire her unapologetic attitude so much as a hunchbacked mouse
When asked about the way she bows Yuja said the deep bow is to show her appreciation for the audience who comes to see her craft. I might add it's also a culturally Asian thing in that a deeper bow is a common expression to show respect and gratitude.
She's a beautiful person ❤️ I witnessed her when she came to Peru 🇵🇪, my country, to give an amazing piano concert. She is indeed very talented and one of my favorite pianists
When Piergiorgio is listening to Yuja playing at 11 years old at the end, and leaves the room in disgust (obviously feeling unworthy), that was so funny! Though in reality, this is pretty much how so many of us pianists feel. I thank God every day that I am at the very least a decent composer....Ha! ... Peace! 🎼❤☮
Great compilation of one the premier classical artists of modern times! The world needs more of her talent, along with a great sense of humor and personality without the pretense...It's fun, and healthy.
I guess I could call myself a piano prodigy, and I can relate to this. I can sight read pieces, and hard ones, incredibly fast. I recognize chord progression, and I have very good technique, and I learn quick as a result of this.
When Kreisler heard Heifetz play, he is said to have remarked, "We might as well take our fiddles and break them across our knees." Every time I hear Yuja Wang play, I want to fill my piano with water to the brim and drown myself in it. And I'm a violinist. I can't imagine what pianists feel like.
@@slots1407 Reminds me of a comment by Baryshnikov. He said (I'm paraphrasing): "I would come home from a performance where I thought just had the best performance of my life. I would turn on the television and there would be Fred Astaire and I knew I couldn't even compare." Incredible how someone so talented can be so hard on themselves. (I also heard something similar from Ms. Wang.)
The guy in the second clip is Tarmo Peltokoski, a Finnish pianist, composer and conductor. I've been in a piano competition with him (he won easily) and I've seen him live twice since that. I can tell you, that guy is a genius. His improvisation skills are unbelievable. He does these encores where he improvises pieces based on popular tunes suggested by the audience. And on top of that, he's also the nicest and funniest guy!
Wait, he's so genius almost no one knows about him while another conductor and violinist Andre Rieu has has a whopping +5 millions subscribers on his channel, lol.
@@Illawong China mass produces virtuoso in thousands, ok, so who cares. The major thing that made Yuja more famous than the other Chinese virtouso must be her dressing and sexy looks at concerts 🤓
oh god! I'm 16 (turned 16 on Monday) and I can only play Chopin's ballade no.1 and Clair de Lune in terms of "big pieces". that last part when she was 11 was just depressing to watch, but still, she is just absolutely amazing!!!!!
Chopin's first ballade is no joke! Lots of challenges leading into the coda and of course the coda itself. But you're right, there's no doubt hearing her play like that was at least a little bit depressing hahaha
@@PiergiorgioWilson yeah, I taught it to my self without a teacher (I’m not self taught tho 😳) and when I started in November last year, I remember I kept saying to myself I couldn’t do it. I learnt some new things about my hands and their ability XD. Anyway, watching Yuja tho just is a whole different perspective, I mean watching most high end pianists is just jaw dropping.
@@LTD-Limited if want to find more cool things your hands can do i would def suggest learning chopin’s 17th waltz. it’s so fun and dramatic. there isn’t any significant key changes and the left and basically stays the same the whole time but it sounds so familiar, like i’ve know it my whole life
I'm somewhat an old fashion person at 68 years old and sometimes I'm critical of modern stuff, but Yuja wang is so great at she does that everything has to be forgiven when it comes to her dress code. Her virtuosi is so great that nothing else matters. God Bless her.
@@bencallender5061 nothing I’m just in trouble. I don’t remember what I said in our last ft call bc I was too drunk. I had two friends and I brought them to my room cuz one got too drunk and threw up. And when I brought them there I was apparently cussing a lot and my parents heard it so yeah. You have no idea how simplified that is.
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I feel like Yuja is one of the most relatable concert pianists in terms of personality.
I read only the first part and I was like no, how is that woman relatable
Cool story bro!
A sewing machine has more personality than this bubbly bland Miss.
Kissin is also up there
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i LOVE the way she bows lmao 💀 iconic
I knowww so cuuute!! She’s beautiful and graceful and awesome 😁
The way she unbows is even funnier. Looks like some back stretching exercise.
@@miloradowicz Actually i was stunned by her bow, it's physically impossible to stand back up that fast, she has tremendous core back fast muscle.
I could just watch her bow.
She needs a doggy.
She somehow manages to be the most intimidatingly talented people while also seeming like she's most approachable person. We need more people like Yuja in the classical world. Also her fashion sense is completely out of this world! We stan
1:14 "That part is always great when I practice, but when on stage it's always fucking up."; Never have I ever related to something so much in my entire life
Love this bit!! Does anyone know what piece this part is from?
@@vkb9013 I believe tritsch tratsch polka cziffra
@@vkb9013 it’s the third movement from Rachmaninoff piano sonata No 2 in Bb minor
@@stephenjackson5065 nope it's the Trisch Trasch.
Well then.....practice better. Think different !
"How would you like to die?"
"By playing hammerklavier."
Classy answer.
As a female pianist, she is total goals. I love how humble and funny she is 💜
why not upload piano vids
@@mrgrinch8540 what
@@Altroante are you even a good female pianist
So male pianists aren’t? Confused.
@@mckavitt13 It does seem like she is saying that. But they just hyping up their genders for the fun of it. Nothing to do with men
I witnessed her live in Berlin the 17th of May, it was incredible :D She played Beethoven, Schönberg, Ligeti, Scriabin, Albéniz, Kapustin, and almost a DOZEN encore pieces, each one separated by a lot of (standing) applause and Yuja bows of course :D
Yuja is so powerful and adorable at the same time
I love how she bows. It's like suddenly her back just breaks at the hip. BAM.
going down that fast is possible, but how she gets back up straight that fast, try it, not only it's not easy but it tells something about her piano athleticism.
Her reaction when she tries the play the violin is very relatable.
What's with the word "relatable" in the hr comment section? 🤣🤣🤣
I really enjoyed her violin performance. I learned quite a bit. I may be able to play that as well.
And then she did the ENTIRE Rachmaninov concerto set (1-4) + rhapsody run-through. What an absolute feat to take on.
I didn't know content like this existed. Classical music-related memes, I mean. WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE?
Subbing right away because I live for this shit ❤
I need more people like you here. I'm glad you found this video! And thank you for subbing :)
We need more classical music memes!
@@PianoMan333 It's actually you 🥲
you should watch Two-set violin lol. Tons of memes
RIGHT
0:11 I was at that concert lol, that section was hilarious
Who's the other pianist?
@@AleejoP Tarmo Peltokoski, the conductor
I only learned of her recently, and I am utterly fascinated with her skills. The speed and accuracy, are absolutely mind blowing. Gawd...
What's with the way she bows?! She looks like she could snap her neck HAHAHAHA
i feel like she consciously tries to be as laid back and confident as she can so that it will reflect in her playing. like, if you force yourself to smile, your brain will be tricked to give the happy hormones (:D). so i see the bowing as relaxing before and after such intense focusing. it also just looks very graceful and dancer-esque, i admire her unapologetic attitude so much as a hunchbacked mouse
When asked about the way she bows Yuja said the deep bow is to show her appreciation for the audience who comes to see her craft. I might add it's also a culturally Asian thing in that a deeper bow is a common expression to show respect and gratitude.
@@s.c.1494 and also to show her appreciation to the orchestra in the back... of course
@@Sijilos …ew what the fuck dude
@@s.c.1494 Yes, but what about her neck tho. It's like lagging and comes down half a sec slower.
She's a beautiful person ❤️ I witnessed her when she came to Peru 🇵🇪, my country, to give an amazing piano concert. She is indeed very talented and one of my favorite pianists
In a world full of pain and fear and all kinds of troubles - I am so delighted that we have this wonderful talented gorgeous lady.
I JUST LOVE THIS WOMAN !!!!! HOW could you NOT?
Yuja Wang is the BOMB!! I love this video showing more of her personality. Any pianist could only aspire to play as well and emotionally as she does.
2:18 made me lol 🤣
1:56 Generally just how I feel about life at the moment...
0:20 is just GOLD
what piece is she playing?
@@d1lan66 pmo
@@d1lan66 opus 64 number 2 I believe
0:40 Subtitles going wild
ah yes, my favorite virtuoso pianist, Your German Penis
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no 😭
German pingas
Wth lol😂
Ms. Wang is absolutely delightful, not to mention scary talented!
When Piergiorgio is listening to Yuja playing at 11 years old at the end, and leaves the room in disgust (obviously feeling unworthy), that was so funny! Though in reality, this is pretty much how so many of us pianists feel. I thank God every day that I am at the very least a decent composer....Ha! ... Peace! 🎼❤☮
0:22 The langlang setting part cracked me up hahahaha😂 so accurate
I didn't get the joke, was she mimicking Langlang's playing style or .. ?
I really like these, keep them going 😂
2:35 I feel you bro
1000 thanks for this marvelous patchwork of funny, tender and brilliant moments of a so special artist we can't help to adore
Great compilation of one the premier classical artists of modern times! The world needs more of her talent, along with a great sense of humor and personality without the pretense...It's fun, and healthy.
I had the privilege of hearing her at the BBC proms and man, what an icon..
what a sense of humor! Yes, she has it all!😄
1:50 his face
I spit out my mate when she imitated Lang Lang, lol.
I wish I had her technique so I could play anything I wanted on piano.
Commenter: "She has a way to process new music quicker."
YW: "I just upgrade my software"
LOL
I guess I could call myself a piano prodigy, and I can relate to this. I can sight read pieces, and hard ones, incredibly fast. I recognize chord progression, and I have very good technique, and I learn quick as a result of this.
The refreshing thing here is ,she’s human. But she works a lot as well - something about 10,000 hrs of practise……:-)
Yuja is quite simply A wonderful, beautiful, exceptionally talented Person and I Love Her 💘💘💘
This is great
Let me propose a follow-up video: "John Cage being John Cage for 4 minutes 33 seconds straight".
"Unfortunately the video is without sound for copyright reasons"
When Kreisler heard Heifetz play, he is said to have remarked, "We might as well take our fiddles and break them across our knees."
Every time I hear Yuja Wang play, I want to fill my piano with water to the brim and drown myself in it. And I'm a violinist. I can't imagine what pianists feel like.
It's demonstrated in the very last clip 🙂
@@slots1407 Reminds me of a comment by Baryshnikov. He said (I'm paraphrasing): "I would come home from a performance where I thought just had the best performance of my life. I would turn on the television and there would be Fred Astaire and I knew I couldn't even compare." Incredible how someone so talented can be so hard on themselves. (I also heard something similar from Ms. Wang.)
Easy one: a pianist also wants to break his piano across his knees.
Ohh if you are a violinist..please RUclips roman Kim and how he plays violin..then play come back and comment how you want to set your violin on fire.
Like dogcrap. Feel like pure dogcrap.
Yeah, I’m totally like the last guy. Yuja makes me feel like a baboon when I sit at the piano.
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DUDEEE I LOVE UR VIDEOS SO MUCH
This video is so good!!
The guy in the second clip is Tarmo Peltokoski, a Finnish pianist, composer and conductor. I've been in a piano competition with him (he won easily) and I've seen him live twice since that. I can tell you, that guy is a genius. His improvisation skills are unbelievable. He does these encores where he improvises pieces based on popular tunes suggested by the audience. And on top of that, he's also the nicest and funniest guy!
He's so genius so he compose music known all around the world.
Wait, he's so genius almost no one knows about him while another conductor and violinist Andre Rieu has has a whopping +5 millions subscribers on his channel, lol.
@@yogajedi3337 Andre is so well known because he is a master showman rather than being a virtuoso.
@@Illawong China mass produces virtuoso in thousands, ok, so who cares. The major thing that made Yuja more famous than the other Chinese virtouso must be her dressing and sexy looks at concerts 🤓
@@Illawong So Yuja is not famous because she also is a showman 😀
I‘m pretty sure Yuja Wang is Yuja Wang 24/7.
유자왕 언니 진짜 귀여우신것같음.. 개인적으로 너무 좋아하는 연주자!
She posted this to her Instagram!!! That’s crazy
I love her personality and playing, I just love how her playing has so much intensity on it
This is really great
This video is legendary now.
last video is a crisis i have with myself every day lmao
Same 🥲
Yuja: plays the G string
Also Yuja: ohhhh nooooo...
love how even when you take off the headphones her playing still follows us around lmao
love the lang lang setting.
Her genius and astonishing intuitive performance are outstanding.!!!!!!!!!Almost as good as
Martha Argerich
ICON
yuja's the BEST! Thanks for all the smiles and music!
I"m in love with this woman.
One can either love her or... love her very much!
i love her
oh god! I'm 16 (turned 16 on Monday) and I can only play Chopin's ballade no.1 and Clair de Lune in terms of "big pieces". that last part when she was 11 was just depressing to watch, but still, she is just absolutely amazing!!!!!
Chopin's first ballade is no joke! Lots of challenges leading into the coda and of course the coda itself. But you're right, there's no doubt hearing her play like that was at least a little bit depressing hahaha
@@PiergiorgioWilson yeah, I taught it to my self without a teacher (I’m not self taught tho 😳) and when I started in November last year, I remember I kept saying to myself I couldn’t do it. I learnt some new things about my hands and their ability XD. Anyway, watching Yuja tho just is a whole different perspective, I mean watching most high end pianists is just jaw dropping.
@@LTD-Limited if want to find more cool things your hands can do i would def suggest learning chopin’s 17th waltz. it’s so fun and dramatic. there isn’t any significant key changes and the left and basically stays the same the whole time but it sounds so familiar, like i’ve know it my whole life
Like if the Chopin ballade wasn't already an incredible achievement. 💀
I've been about half way through the 1st ballade for about 20 years now, so I'd say you're doing doing pretty well for yourself lol
Wonderful!
Saw her in Luxembourg playing some violin/piano sonatas with Leonidas Kavakos today and I came back to this video
she's adorable!
i love the funny outro and i compassionately agree hahaha.
I love this woman🎉🎉🎉
....She's a genius .....♥️♥️♥️
She's incredible.
Техника игры, феноменальная музыкальная память женская красота Yuja Wang все восхищает и поражает слушателей
0:46 that's SUS
I love this woman!
She is totally adorable.
I'm somewhat an old fashion person at 68 years old and sometimes I'm critical of modern stuff, but Yuja wang is so great at she does that everything has to be forgiven when it comes to her dress code. Her virtuosi is so great that nothing else matters.
God Bless her.
It's not about your age. You're just old fashioned in your thinking. I'm also 68 and I have no issues with her clothing choices.
I think every smart person is kinda quirky
So truee, the smartest ones are the most fun
Much stories await my friend. No more sc or phone for a while
@@derekpintozzi2498 whoa that's crazy, what did your parents find
@@bencallender5061 nothing I’m just in trouble. I don’t remember what I said in our last ft call bc I was too drunk. I had two friends and I brought them to my room cuz one got too drunk and threw up. And when I brought them there I was apparently cussing a lot and my parents heard it so yeah. You have no idea how simplified that is.
i love her, and her personality.. 💕
she is excellent
The ending could not be more relatable, and I didn’t even know some devil composer named Franz Liszt existed.
GOAT
She is sooo talented t(at she can be herself, which is precious!
If I could play like a concert pianist I would want to play exactly like she does.
SO TALENTED, AND CUTE, GREAT LOOKING, ARTICULATE, INTELLIGENT, AND EVERTYTHING ELSE! GIRL YOU HAVE IT ALL....ALSO LOVE YOUR DRESSES AND EVENING WEAR!
Thx, so fun ... cheers, carry on 🥂
I think she would tell us not to quit, not to think of it as competition
Ahaha love this! You should do Patricia Kopatchinskaja :P
Contemplating whether or not to learn Unravel. Then seeing Yuja Wang video. Ok Unravel is easy
At 1:45, she literally jumps off her seat. I tried and everyone said it was cute
Amazing woman, amazing pianist
Being a fellow Asian I bet her parents are extremely proud of her xD
They were until she alienated her self from her family. Her mom said in an interview, since she left home at 14, they have drifted apart.
She is the Boss 🎹 ❣️
Bravissima Yuja 🎹🎹🎹👍🎶
Last clip is crazy... THOSE THIRDS??? I had the same reaction
All b/c I love Rachmaninoff, I found you. THANKS!! Keep doing what you're doing!!
THIS IS AMAZING COULD U MAKE A HILARY HAHN COMPILATION TOO
"I would love to be a violinist, but um," *Crunch* "oh nooo 😢"
Lmao
THIS WAS VERY CUTE , OF BOTH OF THEM .
Now THATS funny ! ... love this vid 👍 whoda thunk .. a fun girl, a virtuoso genius and has a great sense of humor.
Me trying to make myself feel better with the fact I could play Nocturne in C# minor by Chopin when I was 14 🥲
Linda e talentosa!