well said ! An Emperor. I saw one of his last performances. He was, I believe, about 90. He played without pause, perfectly erect, untouched by time...amazing !
@@joeboyle5864 A Genious, who lived a long, fabulous Life. However, 14 person Clicked the "didn t like it bouton ". Probably, highly demanding, deeply versed people endowed with immense, colossal talent. Perhaps someday we will be afforded some of their ininspired renditions of this reportoire.
I dont know much about music, but all I am sure is that I love him and his music... he comes into my inner world as a magic that light up inside me over my shadows... thank you rubinstein...truly thanks for get my best of me!
Once when Rubinstein visited Spain a fan received himself at the airport with: Welcome, Maestro! Rubinstein said: don't call me that, since I'm the eternal student.
es una lastima que hasta más de la mitad de su vida empezó a practicar en serio, 16 horas diarias, es como si Messi empezara entrenar en serio a los 40! !
Hi, wonderful video...would you happen to have any more videos from Carnegie Hall from 34 to 74? The reason I ask is because I'm trying to rebuild the history of the Piano been used in this concert it is call the Steinway CD199 or The Old 199 that was the favorite Steinway for all the greatest world pianists and it became such a big problem for Steinway because celebrities like Rubinstein, Bernstein, Graffman, Horowitz, Gershwin and others where having conflicts to get the piano for their concerts so Steinway decided to remove the piano from it's inventory in 1974 and Gary Graffman with Ruth Henderson made a move and where able to get the Piano donated to the Skitch Henderson Museum in New Milford CT and now we are trying to revive it. Last October 17th Chris Brubeck was here to play the Old 199 since it was last played by Skitch in 2005 before his death.
This is supposedly all one concert, and yet the piano faces the audience at different angles for each piece! Was it a splicing of two separate performances onto one reel?
Increible! Porque Rubinstein tenía la costumbre de saltarse pasajes de las obras de chopin ? como en el minuto 1:30. Otras obras donde hace eso es en el waltz 69 1; appasionata mov 3; etc.
Se lo hacia, seria porque algunas sinfonias eran demasiado longas. My Spanish is sort of rusty... I 'll try to brush it up spending a few weeks in Madrid... He Ignored some segments? I'm not aware of that. However, some of them are Indeed far too long. Becoming Monoutonous and kind of Boring. This Unbelievable Master was allowed to take a few short-cuts. Chopin told me in an heavily accented English: "I Ain't Got No Objections. This Dude is The King Of Cool". And if Chopin himself vouches for this Dude, I ain't saying nothing nomore...
Presently, every single pianista bangs ou the keyboard . Even Lang Lang, who hapens be fabulous. Rubinstein, playing very fast or at a slower pace always was extremely smooth and musical. One was able to "feel and see every single note flying into the air " .
His Chopin was marvelous. This rendition, not his best. He is up there with Lang Lang. If you look closely, you can see Fiorello LaGuardia in the first row (glasses) with is lovely wife Marie Fisher(white sequins)
Mams paps brothers VASAISTCLOWNS DUMB PROCESS IN ME, not just a little finger no, BOT SO COMPLETE COSTED ME ALL HARMONIC CHOPINHEART - ART, - LIFE IN BODYPAIN HEART Pain, when Hitler politic nerolife sport games kills all art
You may pay after u take down everything. The rest was privacy violation for patents. U had no rights to do this! We all come with dreams. Raxid en, eli.
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He looks like an emperor in total command as he plays. A volcanic performance.
well said ! An Emperor. I saw one of his last performances. He was, I believe, about 90. He played without pause, perfectly erect, untouched by time...amazing !
@@joeboyle5864 A Genious, who lived a long, fabulous Life.
However, 14 person Clicked the "didn t like it bouton ".
Probably, highly demanding, deeply versed people endowed with immense, colossal talent.
Perhaps someday we will be afforded some of their ininspired renditions of this reportoire.
It was fine. But not his best.
His left hand performs magic!
WOW!! THERE IS JUST A FEW OF HIS PERFORMANCES REGISTERED ON CAMERA. THANKS FOR SHARING.👌👌
Incredible
Es que tenia un gran talento...pura maestria este hombre...
Amazing Wanderfull and perfect pianist
Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Chopina to fenomen graniczący z cudem. Wielkość Chopina jest niezmierzona i poza wszelkimi schematami ❤️
One of my favorite pieces of music ... and wonderfully done!
Legendary 🌹
Rubinstein: lo máximo, una maravilla.
The best!
The music my father used to play....... long ago
So powerful! Thanks for the upload.
velociraptor 5:47
Amazing.
Marvellous interpretation! Thank you!
No pianist plays Chopin as well as the great Rubinstein played it!
Thank you for sharing this video. I love it
This is the right method. Beautiful performance! I think he knows what to take.
Incredible !
Damn! In this movie, Heifetz has my fave piece played then Rubinstein played also my fave pieces from Chopin
I love his playing. I'm sorry I couldn't directly listen to the music he plays.😢
To hear the performance. Mnatsats you got it!
AWESOME
primus inter pares ❤
I dont know much about music, but all I am sure is that I love him and his music... he comes into my inner world as a magic that light up inside me over my shadows... thank you rubinstein...truly thanks for get my best of me!
at this time, audiences had to undergo an exhausting 2 years of practicing applauding synchronously.
In my opinion sometimes he played the polonaise even better then in this concert. The Fire Dance is perfect.
5:47
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Máster of master
Once when Rubinstein visited Spain a fan received himself at the airport with: Welcome, Maestro! Rubinstein said: don't call me that, since I'm the eternal student.
The video is speeded up but I personally really enjoy it that way , probably because due to the process , the pitch is changed .
es una version insuperable ,este hombre es el mas impresionante interprete de chopan ademas de horowitz
Si, Horowitz fue otro grande también.
para mi el es mejor que Horowitz, no he podido encontrar la Ballada no 1 interpretada por el
es una lastima que hasta más de la mitad de su vida empezó a practicar en serio, 16 horas diarias, es como si Messi empezara entrenar en serio a los 40!
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Bravo 👏!!!
キレッキレやな！
Geniusz
🎼🥰👍😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi, wonderful video...would you happen to have any more videos from Carnegie Hall from 34 to 74? The reason I ask is because I'm trying to rebuild the history of the Piano been used in this concert it is call the Steinway CD199 or The Old 199 that was the favorite Steinway for all the greatest world pianists and it became such a big problem for Steinway because celebrities like Rubinstein, Bernstein, Graffman, Horowitz, Gershwin and others where having conflicts to get the piano for their concerts so Steinway decided to remove the piano from it's inventory in 1974 and Gary Graffman with Ruth Henderson made a move and where able to get the Piano donated to the Skitch Henderson Museum in New Milford CT and now we are trying to revive it. Last October 17th Chris Brubeck was here to play the Old 199 since it was last played by Skitch in 2005 before his death.
*POLSKA = POLAND = POLOGNA - I AM POLISH AND I AM PROUD OF IT!!!* My name is after ARTUR RUBINSZTAJN/RUBINSTEIN.
This is supposedly all one concert, and yet the piano faces the audience at different angles for each piece! Was it a splicing of two separate performances onto one reel?
Increible! Porque Rubinstein tenía la costumbre de saltarse pasajes de las obras de chopin ?
como en el minuto 1:30. Otras obras donde hace eso es en el waltz 69 1; appasionata mov 3; etc.
Se lo hacia, seria porque algunas sinfonias eran demasiado longas.
My Spanish is sort of rusty... I 'll try to brush it up spending a few weeks in Madrid...
He Ignored some segments?
I'm not aware of that. However, some of them are Indeed far too long.
Becoming Monoutonous and kind of Boring. This Unbelievable Master was allowed to take a few short-cuts.
Chopin told me in an heavily accented English:
"I Ain't Got No Objections. This Dude is The King Of Cool".
And if Chopin himself vouches for this Dude, I ain't saying nothing nomore...
Arthur Rubinstein on Speed? Very interesting .
He plays piano with pokerface xD
He can't help it.. It's the one that came with his head.
Que tenga
it's a shame it's speeded up...the speed at which he played and pitch is probably fantastic to hear
You can found the complete movie on RUclips and hear it without the speed up... Surprisingly he didn't play it a lot slower.
Tolma chgitein incha.
パネェww
ルビンシュタインは歳を召してからなんだね全体重を鍵盤に乗せるようになったのは
Marshmallows.
映画の１シーンらしいですね。
1:30 Рубинштейн пропустил одну часть
sounds slightly too fast, since it's slightly sharp it might be the case
I doubt he intended to play this in just 5 minutes, but I may be wrong
Probably is speed up a bit
He skipped a section so originally it would be around 6:40, which is normal
Presently, every single pianista bangs ou the keyboard . Even Lang Lang, who hapens be fabulous.
Rubinstein, playing very fast or at a slower pace always was extremely smooth and musical.
One was able to "feel and see every single note flying into the air " .
I colonist once wrote Liberace is no rubinstine but then rubinstine is no Liberace
Thight
なんだろう？すごい違和感ある演奏と言うか音色というか
This video has been sped up
Well that’s probably due to old recording technology. Still find it enjoyable
I agree, it just doesn't sound natural to me is all 🤷♂️
Tak Chopina może zagrać tylko POLAK, który wie ile nasz naród wycierpiał.
tak!!!
Tu nie chodzi o cierpienie, chodzi o dumę.
Technicznie świetnie ale pełną harmonię tego utworu wydobył Paderewski w wieku77 lat. m.ruclips.net/video/K9yXYMvSDPw/видео.html
in your face lang lang
why ?
lang lang who?
@@MarcAmengual the chinese pianist
@@shiraz567 haha i know him, it was a joke
@@MarcAmengual ok sorry ;)
Lorealov gluxs en jardel. Why?????
His Chopin was marvelous. This rendition, not his best. He is up there with Lang Lang. If you look closely, you can see Fiorello LaGuardia in the first row (glasses) with is lovely wife Marie Fisher(white sequins)
Why to pay anyone else.
Mams paps brothers VASAISTCLOWNS DUMB PROCESS IN ME, not just a little finger no, BOT SO COMPLETE COSTED ME ALL HARMONIC CHOPINHEART - ART, - LIFE IN BODYPAIN HEART Pain, when Hitler politic nerolife sport games kills all art
Very grace of mother
La Rocha es muchísimo mejor.
You may pay after u take down everything. The rest was privacy violation for patents. U had no rights to do this! We all come with dreams. Raxid en, eli.
As an Italian, I prefer the interpretation by Pollini.
The appreciation of music, as a universal language, should have nothing to do with one's origin
All is well, Rubinstein championed Pollini, I've heard both,and they are both true artists.