Child Argerich plays Mozart Concerto K.466
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2010
- Original broadcast from Buenos Aires "Radio Nacional" in 1950, with Alberto Castellanos and Gran Orquestra Clásica de LR1.
That's pretty much the same thing that kimolerik posted at the same time, but here it's all-in-one video.
My proposal was never to post original videos, but to post them in a single shot. 
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It's what I've always said to her critics who insist she plays everything too fast. It is NOT too fast - this is how she hears the music. For anyone else, it would be too fast, but not for her. For her this is correct, and it works. Everything this piano genius plays works. You can love it or leave it, but M.A. is one of the greatest piano talents of all time. Period.
Actually, the phenomenon of playing faster than one realizes oneself is not uncommon. In later life, such musicians listen to their earlier recordings and can't believe they were so stupid as to play the music so fast. With experience and maturity, such musicians can gradually learn to synchronize the tempo which their muscles enjoy playing with the tempo their ear knows to be the right one for the composer. I have taught students myself who play faster than they realize they are playing, but recording themselves soon convinces them! That said, I feel M.A. doesn't really play this concerto so terribly fast, and I agree that she is a remarkable genius.
Actually the pitch here is E, a tone higher than it should be. I suspect the tape has become corrupted over the years, and it would also mean the original is probably about 10 % slower. But her playing is just gorgeous.
I've slowed it down ooo the key is D and the tempo has changed from about 72 to 67 bpm. A huge difference.
Even at age 8, her playing is unmistakable as being Martha, with her unbelievable technique...
fantastica!era già li talento incredibile che è Ora!!!!Vero Talento perché lei è la MUSICA!QUEEN MARTHA!
Enjoyed this immensely!!
Let us be honest, no nine year old should be able to do this 😂 What a legend!
probably Mozart himself could
UN crítico norteamericano dijo sobre ella:"nació para tocar el piano". Después de escuchar esta grabación a sus 9 años ¿alguien puede opinar en contrario?. Martha Argerich es un genio.
Unbelievable! Nine years old and she made a full concert orchestra look good. God has been good to her from the beginning...till now when her talent is still being shared with all of us (and she is a malignant melanoma survivor!).
talento ... fare cose complicate con naturalezza e semplicità che unite poi ad un esercizio costante e serrato ... producono il risultato di una autentica virtuosa come è Martha Argerich, musicista eccezionale che si merita tutto il successo che ha avuto nella sua prestigiosa carriera pianistica !
Unbelievable technique for anyone, let alone a 9 yr old. Mozart would be stupefied.
¡Viva Martha Argerich!
pure talent! no comments!
Completamente asombroso
BRAVISSIMO !!!!!
simply mind blowing
This is played a little faster. So originally she played a little slower. So don't say she played fast.
@codonauta 8-9, she was born June 5 1941.
wow
Speed, of course, but what delicacy at times as well - beautiful phrasing - like that of a mature adult already, no longer musically a child. Superb!
La grabación está alterada en su velocidad.
Es común este tipo de alteraciones de aquella época. Los medios de grabación estaban en sus comienzos...
Hay que arreglarla con los actuales medios digitales...
No deja de ser un documento histórico de nuestra pianista insigne, genio del piano !
afottone De ningún modo está alterada la velocidad. Se notaría en la resonancia. Tanto el registro como la reproducción están a tiempo real. Puede que la falta de graves dé esa sensación de alteración en la velocidad, pero es sólo una sensación.
Why is there those up and down in the sound of the record like if the turn table wouldn't be even ? Es dificil saber si es ella que hace las dinámicas o no. Gracias por responder.
Can you explain why the sound change tone all the time and most of all it is on E min instead of D min ? That's one tone above the real pitch. So is the tempo of the recording is accurate ? May be it is playing after then it was in real ? Thanks for the sharing.
The tape would have become corrupted over the years, and it does mean the original in D minor would have been slower.
^.^ Nice idea
She was nine in 1950.
Einfach spitze!
Anyone know who wrote this cadenza?
Most records of this piece use Beethoven's version, including this one.
Sorry, but this is not the Beethoven cadenza traditionally played with this concerto. This cadenza (1st mvmt) starts with broken octaves, Beethoven's starts with a series of trills. Unless this is an alternate Beethoven cadenza, but that's doubtful. Thanks though!
Yes, you are right. I found this article.
scholarship.rice.edu/bitstream/handle/1911/71666/LEE-THESIS.pdf?sequence=1
Interesting article, thank you!
As much as I like the virtuosic cadenzas, they are sometimes a bit overkill; just an attempt to cram every possible theme from the movement into 2 minutes. Have you heard Landowska or Gieseking play their cadenzas? They are more musical than most others.
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I feel depressed. how the fuck ils this possible?
such an aged recording... sounds like E minor concerto
Well it’s so sharp it’s in e minor😂
That's not d-minor.What is going on here?
Prodigious technique for sure but zero musicality, she bangs all the time, even the most delicate phrases.
Perhaps you will share your piano concert creds at age nine?