Evgeny Kissin - Pictures at an Exhibition [Part 1 of 3]
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Here is an astonishing performance of Evgeny Kissin playing Modest Mussorgsy "Pictures of an Exhibition". Later, when I have time, I'll cut and rip the video so that I can upload the rest of the concert.
What a masterpiece! he has portraied it so wonderfully!
He is a great man!
Since his earliest performances, I saw in him a real mature and powerful artist.
so bright...the sound is stunning, maybe a bit faster than we're used to in the promenade...but truly powerful! bravissimo.
promenade is such a beautiful piece, along with most of this thing.
Yes, it is generally acknowledged to be Mussorgsky's greatest solo piano composition, and has become a showpiece for virtuoso pianists.
he is known because he is one of the pianists up there for his solid performance, but as crowdmaker said he dosen't ever move me very much
the promenade makes me feel warm in my heart like no other
he did the best interpretation of gnomus BY FAR!!!
I simply love Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition.. It actually inspired me as the first piece of music I heard (when i was about 9 or 10 years old and already in music school since I was 5 and started making music at 4), to make music what's most important my life.
Kissen is an incredibly good pianist. I heard him live in Dublin a couple of years ago. The audience went absolutely mad when he played Stravinsky among others.His whole recital was absolutely incredible. He played an enormous amount of encores. The audience didn't want to let him go. He is coming again soon to Dublin. I am so dissapointed that it is all booked out in advance and there are no tickets available.
I love this piece.
Wahaha! we played this for marching band! I like it on piano as well!
This is much more thrilling than an orchestral performance of the composition.
It is incredible !
I have to be serious: I've listened to this astonishing set a lot of times, by different pianists: Pogorelich, Yudina, Richter, Campanella, Jando, Feltman etc but nobody is so exciting like Kissin. He's unbelieavable, simply unbelieavable...
Very powerful piece!
and this guy is truly great.
This is superb. Ashkenazy did a fabulous recording of this.
Wonderful!
We're going to do this for wind band... it is such an awesome-azing piece
物語性がありますね。コンサートのときでも情景が浮かぶようだったです。
love kissin, it seems he starts playing before he even sits down!
凄すぎる❗キーシンは、最高です。有り難うございます。🎶❤️🙆
Superb!
PROFESSIONAL PLAY.
His rendition of Il Vecchio Castello is beautiful
incredible
Sensational.
ouiiii, Ashkenazy¨s version is more softer and reflective, but this guy is a genious i can¨t stop admiring his great sound, round, his energy, beautiful.
Leonidas Leonardi FTW! All of you who are believers-followers please support the Leonidas Leonardi orchestration for "Pictures at an Exhibition". Leonidas Leonardi was a pupil Maurice Ravel. Search him on wikipedia.
Kissin's gnomus is fantastic
This is soo much better when played by an orchestra.
All the greats know their music and piano like the back of their hands; having music would be pointless. Could you imagine watching him try and follow the music on paper?
@levin312
I personally find both versions have advantages. An orchestra can produce a fuller, richer, more diverse sound, while the solo piano has more freedom to take time where needed/desired, and can achieve a certain intimacy that an orchestra just can't.
rimsky-korsakov was an amazing orchestrator, he would have done an amazing job orchestrating this
wonderful as always Kissin, maybe a little too fast the promenade but Kissin piano sound is fantastic
ah, just listen to it, no one does it like KISSIN:)
i would enjoy hearing this piece played on tins cans and pieces of scrap metal...
because music isn't about sticking to convention, its about using your imagination...
i wonder if Modest would have been into metal and grunge?...
i really love this song, of course i know nothing about music just what i like...
i know i never really liked the classical crowd because they are kinda arrogant...
i don't think the music is...just the people
sometimes its just nice to feel music not critique it
I find it a bit fast during the Promenade, but other than that, a spectacular performance.
il est bon ce mec!
great kissin as always... i LOVE mussorgskij and piano version is absolutely better than ravel version
The best thing that ever happened to this suite is Maurice Ravel.
Well done! Too bad this video is incomplete.
spelling's fine and yes, mahler's symphonies are stunning:)
that venue looks fucking amazing :o would be thrilling to perform there, let alone be part of the audience....
Very very good ; different from Richter or Horowitz (my 2 favorites)for these piece....
the castle reminds me of the age of empires II theme
I like "Pictures at an Exhibition". And Kissin is only about 36 or so is that right? Fantastic concerto.
I texted AQA what piano piece was best for solo piano; it responded by saying this piece.
Nope. If anything his story is amazing because he's one of the few big-name pianists today that never had to win any competition to get their career going. But his playing isn't bad. Very solid, serious pianist, but not self-aware and consciously so. A pianist who never bores me when I listen to him. More than satisfies, but alas also never really moves me.
Actually, Van Gogh had his share and Gould had at *least* one, that we *know* about...
Funtastish
low quality but very expressive
@FacePomagranate Yes! ELP f'n rocked this shit!
Hold on hoss, Richter did Pictures? Video please!!
You can see that he is not very adept what is no miracle with his age. But I find his playing very powerful and organic
Hukk! what was the first picture? :O
you'd better post the last 3 parts!
what was this concert called again??
i recorded this off sky arts and I don't think I will ever delete it.
@eriquerique
That's a funny way of spelling ELP
Musically delicious and well played - alot of people dont know mussorgsky was considered musically illiterate - he couldnt even read music!
no creo que tenga tanta importancia un mi o re sostenido, cuando la interpretacion que hace, a mi parecer, es muy buena.
conoci primero la version de Ravel y esta interpretacion me gusta porque puedo identificar los timbres que logra kissin con la instrumentacion de Ravel.
quizas no sea la mas limpia, pero creo que capta bien el caracter de cada pieza.
where are part 2 and 3???? I can't find!!
Sounds a bit too fast to me.
my score doesnt have pedal markings....huhuhu....
lol, straight from wikipedia :P
why does he play everything so fast? slow down.
especially the first piece. it shouldnt be that fast. ppl dont run through pictures at an exhibition. they walk.
This is great but the in the first minute, it sounds like he is playing a study. It sounds rushed.
@reesrocks *WARNING* OPINION
Because his brains are not 150 years old as from most pianists :)
@reesrocks It's not a song.
9 out of ten performers do murder this piece.
And just because the sound is unique does not make it fitting. A bosendorfer is a much nicer piano, and I find it easier to play than a Steinway.
What?
I feel so sorry for everyone who shits on tempo or cant feel feelings in kissins play!! TABU No. 1 in PIANO world: Kissin cant play emotional enough because he never had sex... please be serious!! How much sex did Glenn Gould had or Vincent van Gogh! is that a measure to be an artist :) I dont think so. i have heard in my life to many bad critics about him, about his tempi... TEMPO! is maybe that a measure to be an artis? :) people people... open your ears! ok. ok. i also prefer P. L. Aimard :)
nope.
a) Gay should not be used as an insult.
b) There is nothing wrong with Ravel's orchestration.
not hear to offend but the crowd could have a better response, but thats my opinion, im mean its KISSIN, come on!!!
gay is not an insult.
LOL
kommmt mir irgendwie etwas leblos und künstlich vor :(
@FacePomagranate Ugh, those butchers. Now begone, philistine! LOL just kidding.