South Korea, thank you for your humble, civilized, polite Yunchan Lim, pianist, winner. His beautiful behavior is a lesson for us Westerners. 🌷🌷🌷 (The Netherlands)
Listening to this concert yet again, I wonder how many of us really recognise the clearly analytical thought, time, patience and attention to every detail that Yunchan has put into it, or seen that at eighteen he was already clearly a force to be reckoned with. It's a bit like an early history of piano and delivered brilliantly, every piece in it was a masterpiece. Thank you Yunchan and Wigmore
@catherinejones9396. You are absolutely right. It most certainly looks and sounds like he has given a great deal of thought to every single note and every interval and considered exactly how it should sound. He thinks every detail through and considers every detail of how it should sound. As they say it is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration but the results speak for themselves! I read some time ago that when he was interviewed by the critic Richard Morrison after one of his concerts he told him that on one occasion he spent an entire day working out how best to play 4 bars of a Schubert sonata! If that is how he approaches his work it is no wonder the results are so spectacular. I am excited that I will be attending his recital at the Royal Albert Hall in London next Monday where he will play all the Chopin etudes.
@@vvvv-n5t At the Proms he will play Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto on the 29th of July with the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Paavo Jarvi. I already booked my ticket.
Yunchan Lim is now barely 20. But he has the musical soul of someone much older...and with decades more experience! When he performs it's like being transported to another world entirely...a world in which the music is everything!
What a raging sycophantic liar. His Liszt is questionable at best and built on the failures of many so-called pianists who are actually poor mediocres. His Chopin, the real test of virtuosity, etude No.2 and No.4 - now he uses all pedals for the No.2 and is not up to speed, while No.4 is a disaster in my standards.
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연주의 훌륭함을 논하기 전에 청중을 집중하게 만드는 힘이 어마어마하다. 듣고 있으면 아니 보고 있으면 그의 연주는 손만이 아니라 온몸에서 뿜어져 나오는 것 같아 연주자만큼이나 청중도 초집중하게 되니 시간이 어떻게 가는지 모르게 된다. 그야말로 그가 이끄는 음악의 세계로 빠져드는 것이다. 클래식과 팝의 차이는 단 하나. 클래식은 긴 연주시간을 가진 음악이다. 참을 수 없을 만치 긴 ~ 시간을 참고 견딜 수 있게 해 주는 아니 잊게 해 주는 마법의 연주자만이 클래식의 세계로 청중을 인도할 수 있으니, 그런 연주자가 나타났다. 그의 이름은 임윤찬이다.
Absolument incroyable de maîtrise, de sculpture sonore, d'inventivité et de tant d'autres choses.... La perfection existe-t-elle ? On a tendance à y croire après ce concert.
I watched it live and his playing just leaves me speechless every. time. I feel blessed to live in the same era as him. May God keep him healthy. (The very first piece he played I never heard before and i just keep going back to that one WOW)
마침내 드디어 반클 이후에 반드시 들어야 할 역사적 연주를 문득 선물로 받아든 느낌입니다. 인류를 위해 기록으로 남겨준 주최측에 감사드립니다. 이 천재의 젊은 시절을 우리가 다같이 바라보며 이 미디어의 시대에 가장 빛나는 별임을 증명하고 있습니다. 그의 진실하고 꾸밈 없는 음악성만으로 충분하다는 걸 ᆢ 아니 그렇게 완전한 원형, 어떤 모티베이션을 만들기 위해 수없이 조각하고 부수고 다듬었을 기교를 다시 평탄하게 만들고, 결국 자신만의 정확하지만 독창적인 생명력으로 재탄생시킨 그 가늠할 수 없는 노력들... 그걸 청중들이 기가막히게 알아듣습니다. 이게 가능합니까? 네 여기 임윤찬이 그걸 보여줍니다. 이게 그의 천재성입니다. 청중의 마음을 사로잡는 영혼의 울림.
There just aren't enough superlatives to describe the talent and genius we have before us today. Such beauty in an ugly and hateful world. Blessings from somewhere beyond on us all. Did anyone notice how beautiful his hands are?
If Beethoven had heard this concert, he would have kissed not only Yunchan’s forehead (as he did with Liszt), but also his hands and his heart. He goes right into my soul, whenever I hear him play anything. He is on his own class, not only at a higher, but at a deeper level. I can only praise God for giving him to all of us in this world.
I agree with you. Every time I listen to him playing I have tears flowing and goosebumps. His playing touches deep inside this old lady’s heart. You are a blessing young man.
Charles Rosen once told me that, as great as he was, Rudolph Serkin complete did not understand humor in Beethoven. As you point out Yunchan has clearly grasped and mastered this aspect of Beethoven
William Byrd is my direct ancestor and Bach saved my soul once upon a troubled time. The young prince of classical piano, in my lounge, with their music, is the most wondrous and joyous thing. Climb every mountain, Lim Yunchan, you amazing young man, old soul.
Google translation: At such a young age, I can't believe that he can play such a tranquil, flowing, noble, and aesthetically pleasing performance... wow, what a great talent... A series of quietly flying sounds... Right now, at this moment... the world is at peace... How glorious your existence is... I just want to thank you for your existence...
악보를 완벽히 재현하는 것은 AI도 할수 있는 영역입니다. 임윤찬은 악보의 음표와 박자와 세기를 연주하는 것이 아닌 음표와 박자사이의 빈공간을 연주하고 있습니다. 공간을 채우고 당기며 끄는 19-20세기 Romantic Pianist의 연주기법을 현대적으로 완벽하고 반박못할 독특한 해석으로 계승하고있습니다. 그것은 오직 천재들의 영역이라는 느낌으로 Lipatti와 Gould가 동시에 같이 연주하는 혼란을 줍니다.
윤찬님의 요청으로 위그모어홀 영상이 안내려진답니다.감동입니다.고마워요 윤찬님 ✨✨✨✨😂😂LOVE YUNCHAN LOVE WIGMOREHALL 윤찬님 음악 들으며 많은 사람들이 위로받고 있어요.음악의 아름다움을 일깨워준 피아니스트 윤찬님 빠른 쾌유를 기원합니다. 건강하게 다시 만날날을 기대하며😍😍
Toujours prodigieux à 18 ans , d'une profondeur qui pénètre l'âme . serviteur sans égal de la musique .....Merci Merci Merci . Still prodigious at 18, with a depth that penetrates the soul. unequaled servant of music ..... Thank you Thank you Thank you
Beethoven biographer Edmund Morris reports that when Beethoven played in Prussia, he so stunned his listeners that "they crowded around his piano, weeping." I cried as I listened here to Yunchan Lim play Beethoven. I reiterate my awe from when he overwhelmed us with his Emperor: Dear Yunchan Lim, Thank you for such dedication to your art. Thank you for every hour you spend practicing alone. Thank you for bringing us this wonderful music in its most sublime glory. And please don't ever change.
As you told me the anecdote of Edmund Morris, I was able to better understand Yoonchan's interpretation of Beethoven's music. His music seems to have the magical power to deeply touch people's hearts. thank you. enough explanation
peut-on vraiment faire confiance à cette biographie d'Edmund Morris? C'est un écrivain américain spécialisé dans l'histoire des présidents des Etats-Unis... Déjà dans la biographie de Manyard Solomon (américain également), on trouve quelques erreurs... Can we really trust this biography of Edmund Morris? He is an American writer specializing in the history of the presidents of the United States... Already in the biography of Manyard Solomon (also American), there are some errors/mistakes...
A new maestro has born.. He is the pianist we been waiting for so long. Pure talent and not exaggerate playing. He is beyond langlang. He is beyond his peer. He just stunning
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 to mention Lang Lang in the same breath is sacrilege. He is a piano playing shallow entertainer for the masses. Yunchan Lim is an artist of the highest calibre who interprets the sublime music of the great composers such as Bach and Beethoven to convey to us, the public, what they wanted to express and to make us feel their feelings. He is a true musician of the highest order. Long may he continue to flourish and to perform at such a truly high level of artistic excellence
Why compare? You can express your preference but don’t disparage the artistry of other artists… Lang Lang is fantastic in his own way. Listen to some not so “showy” stuff he plays. He does it so well. And no, I am not a chinese fan.
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094Yunchan is extraordinary but before saying those words about Lang Lang which is also a great pianist you should know the story behind him.
Those hands are double orchestras--dual operatic productions even. He has such precise dynamic control of each note and a well-developed sense of pacing. The contrast he brings out between the two hands and even in a single phrase in one hand keeps the music fresh, intriguing, and extremely compelling. His fortes are loud, but not overwhelming. His pianos are soft and delicate and his mezzo pianos and mezzo fortes are very well placed and clear as crystal. His choices of passagework with and without pedal, with staccato or legato, with crescendo, diminuendo, or at a steady volume are also all highly refreshing and mesmerizingly beautiful. All the aesthetic nuances were most tasteful, most artfully done, and such a pleasure for me to listen to. He creates such a unique audio landscape with each piece. What wonderful storytelling! Added to that, he is neither showy nor bombastic and lets the music be the centerpiece of your attention--what excellent playing. Sometimes I wish I could've heard some of the greats play--Chopin, Liszt, Schumann (Clara), Alkan, Mendelssohn (Felix and Fanny), Cramer, Field, etc. Today, I am a little less envious of those who could. For in our generation, a true virtuoso has arrived, and his name is Yunchan Lim.
I was lucky enough to attend this concert in person. Having listened to classical music pretty much my entire life, I have never listened to anyone play music that touched my soul so deeply, and this includes the masters of the past. During the performance I was completely at the mercy of his music, my heart felt so full and I had tears in my eyes. To this day I still can’t put my finger on exactly what makes me feel this way, only that whenever I listen to him I know that I’m beholding the art of a true genius and gift to this world. He is on a completely different level and his music transcends space and time. Luckily bumped into Yunchan and team after the concert, aside from this god given talent, he is also one of the most modest, kind, selfless and bashful people I have ever met!
I’m completely with you in your observations. I have no idea of why, but the moment his fingers touch the keys 🎹 I have goosebumps and tears flow. It did happened the first time I heard him at the Cliburn and ever since. What a gift to humanity. He is an ARTIST!
that's why I edit and published also SOHN MINSOO performaces of Appassionata, Mazeppa and RAVEL LA VALSE piano duo version with Yunchan Lim ! It's important to listen the genesis, because music doesn't raise from "nothing" but is a tradition and hours of hard excercise and never stop! The goal is in the path not in a point! 🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
I believe this is the performance that proved to some of the toughest and serious music critics - who had been wondering if the whole post major-competition noise was yet another hype - that Yunchan is the real deal. He won them over. How could he not…😊
Said it before..IMHO, the only comparison to Yunchan Lim is when Tiger Woods first debuted. Yunchan just dominates every performance, while the few but older naysayers complain about his lack of experience, or is too emotional, etc. Yunchan is a once in generation pianist and like what Tiger did for golf, Yunchan will attract more fond interest in the Classical music genre. Also, he's not the next Lang Lang or Danil or even Horowitz...he's Yunchan Lim.
I went to see his performance at Wigmore Hall in person. I've never seen a pianist like him who creates this kind of piano music in my entire life. He's a pianist who shows everything beyond imagination. I realized for the first time that the piano could produce this kind of sound, and that Bach and Beethoven were geniuses among geniuses.
I've never had thought about living longer. But today I found the reason to do that, which is to enjoy his music more . Especially I hope that he would play Goldberg variations live before I die.
Yunchan Lim is, I'm pretty sure, the pianist of this generation. And maybe the generation before, too. I'm in my mid 40's, and I can't think of a single pianist who compares in my lifetime. Just amazing.
he is paying very close attention and feeling the music very fully... I think he is in league with Martha Argerich and Murray Perehia and I hope his recording career flourishes as much or more than theirs
"Hats off, here is a genius!!" Yunchan is only 18 but plays like a 70 year old master pianist. He may have the potential to surpass virtuoso Uchida , who won second prize in Chopin competition in 1970. Hope that he does better than Ivo Pogorelich and Sultanov. He may soon be inducted to be one of the great pianists in the 21st century. Thank you so much Yunchan and Wigmore Hall. He may be a legendary artist in the making. Thank God.
@@Paroles_et_Musique Yunchan’s playing is much closer to the composers intentions and 19th century performance practice than any of the above pianists. Not saying they’re bad, but Yunchan was lucky to have his teacher whom taught him the 19th century performance practice along with how to have a good balance and achieve quiet dynamics on modern pianos. Along with a good understanding of rhythm and rubato it’s no wonder why Yunchan has already captured the hearts of people much quicker than Zimmerman or the others did.
@@TheLifeisgood72 Ummm, no. How you know how artists performed in the 19th century? There are no recordings but only individual reviews, written by enthusiasts so the objectivity is not at full. How his teacher taught him 19th century performances and what that ever means? In Korea nobody practiced classical music until 1950 or so. What is "achieve quiet dynamics on modern pianos"? That phrase doesn't make any sense, it means nothing. What is "understanding of rhythm and rubato"? Rhythm is scientifically accessible, as for rubato, there is no known rule, it boils down to each one experience and sensitivity. There are no two pianists with same rubato. Yuchan Lim captured the heart of people because we have x1000 more media exposure than in the times of Zimmerman or Sokolov. As for reaching their level, he has still a very long way to go. He is exceptional for his age, sure, but what was his career, 6 months and 15 musical works played, then you compare this tiny journey with god-level musicians after one life of performing and say "he surpassed them"? Come on, you are smarter than that.
@@Paroles_et_Musique I’ve studied Grieg’s and Saint-Saens’ old recordings and you can extrapolate a lot about their approach to rhythm and dynamics. They are good representations of the schools they attended, matching written accounts, so we cannot say we have no idea what the 19th century composers wanted. You can figure out the rubato and dynamics of notes somewhat by studying voice leading and the harmony. This is all stuff written in old sources. Yunchan is definitely aware of all of this and tbh I’m not sure that those old pianists from the 60’s and 70’s were based on their playing which is rather idiosyncratic at times especially with lesser known opus’s. If you think of dynamics in terms of MIDI’s 0-127, then most modern pianos struggle to produce dynamics below levels 40-50 with ease. They have heavier hammers and farther key travel time. Most modern pianists play quite loud in contrast to 19th century pianists, and it does not sound good for this music all the time. Yunchan is capable of being very quiet, it’s clear he puts a lot of focus into playing quietly. It shows his understanding of the music and what it requires to be beautiful whilst having the technique to work within the limitations of modern pianos.
I was lucky enough to witness this performance at the venue and his focus was palpable in the air! And of course I didn't know Yunchan had that convo with Michael White about Bagatelles until I watched this video. I have to vouch for him that many in the audience including myself had to let out a sigh of awe and really laughed a little after each one because they were so exquisite and charming. He says nothing has changed really after winning the competition but he's changing the classical world. Bravo maestro!
Thank you Lara for sharing your experience with us. I hope I could witness Yunchan's performance directly in someday but here in Korea, it seems to be almost impossible to get a ticket !!
This is absolutely the best recital. His brilliant talent is God's greatest gift to mankind. His performance is spectacular but very delicate, accurate, modest and sublime. Yunchan is the first artist who thought it was breathtakingly beautiful while listening to the piano. I hope he will be the happiest pianist. God bless you always.🙏❤️
I think Yunchan's honesty makes his performance very special. When he plays, he does not hide his intentions and feelings. He plays with all his heart and sincerity as much as everyone can feel. He delivers the composer's message to the audience faithfully to the score, finds hidden notes and plays them so beautifully in his own way. It seems that the audience is immersed in the music and they are greatly impressed because he does not hide himself and approaches without embellishment.
The "normal listener who are (sic) not aware of piano" are more likely to find recitals impressive, because they don't really understand what is going on, and assume is it excellent.
When I listen to his playing, I feel strangely that only he, his performance, and me exist in the world. It's quite unfamiliar because I've never experienced it when listening to other musicians' playing. It is a very special experience, intimate and moving.
Brilliant performance, with those crystal clear notes. I always get the feeling Yunchan Lim elevated whoever was in the room with him. Experiences that ranged from the sublime to the passionate... I am witnessing an artist who is devoted to music. This is why I'm interested in this young pianist.
It is astonishing that such a young artist should have such a complete grasp of so many types of music, and should play them all with such depth of feeling as well as technical mastery. There has been no-one quite like him - long may he flourish.
I've never heard of such a beautiful and wonderful Franz Liszt::Liebestraume No.3 It is as if Yunchan Lim experiences love and plays the piano. 🌹 🌈 ❤ lt is emotional and amazing to see the delicate expression of love fever, pain, bitter heart, stormy passion, sigh, tears, and devotion. When l think of Yunchan Lim, l feel like l am devoutly dedicated to the composer and respected Liszt!!
Lim played all with absolutely unique, beautiful, creative, never-seen, touching, and truly musical interpretation!!! Furthermore, he played every of all notes with absolute sensitivities!!! He is not only a genius but a truthful musician we have seen recently!!!
Wow, nobody plays the Bach Sinfonias in concert, maybe not even Andras Schiff. Great program overall. It's refreshing to see a young talented pianist who is brave enough to go off the beaten path and finds his way around comfortably!
All of pianist Yunchan Lim's performances on this stage are excellent and moving. In particular, his Bach playing makes me listen with bated breath. His playing always brings tears to my eyes, as if he is in soul-to-heart communication with the composer he plays. I will always support his future as a true musician.
Until today, I was not able to think of any better pianism than the Yunchan's performance in Van Cliburn by anybody even by himself. But wait... what's happening here? I can say that this is another legendary record of piano music. For sure.
이른 나이에 거장의 반열에 오른 한 마에스트로의 연주를 봅니다. 옛 시대 천재음악가들의 너무나 아름답고 귀한 노래. 그리고 거.장.의. 반.열.에.오.른.. 짧은 여덟 글자로 표현되는 이 말이 얼마나 큰 노력의 또 노력, 희귀한 재능, 작지만 수많은 우연같지만 필연이였을지도 모른 행운들의 복합적인 조합이 이뤄낸 지금의 결과물인지. 명성을 익히 들어 알지만 평생 입장해 볼까 말까한 내게는 너무 먼 영국의 위그모어 홀에서의 연주를 이렇게 편안하게, 마침내 위대한 거장으로 탄생한 임윤찬 피아니스트의 연주로, 그가 빚어낸 명곡의 선율을 듣는 이 찰나가 매혹적이게 신비스럽습니다.💕
No sé quantes vegades l’he sentit ja… Em moro de ganes de sentir-li tocar el “well tempered klavier” I i II. Les sinfonies de Bach m’han enamorat. Et fa emocionar en cada nota…Bravo per ell i gràcies per les bones estones que ens fas passar.
If Mozart and Liszt produced an offspring and he was taught by Horowitz, it might be Yunchan. For people marveling at his maturity and breadth of music knowledge, I encourage you to look up JJAT duo. In particular their 2 piano arrangement of Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals. With his individual and chamber music endeavors Yunchan is certainly the future of classical music.
@@오용석-k6u I am! :) As well as Yunchan's Japanese doppelgänger, Masaya Kamei, winner of the 2022 Long-Thibaud competition and semi-finalist in the Cliburn. So many promising young pianists to watch!
Je ne sais pas combien de fois j'écoute et réécoute ce concert. Je n'arrive même pas à compter. Curieusement, je me retrouve très calme en écoutant son jeu de piano.
Superb playing....a rare artist who allows the essence of the music to bloom without unnecessary mannerisms or gimmickry. One is left with the feeling that this is simply how the music should sound. I am sure the grateful composers are somewhere smiling in happiness☺
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South Korea, thank you for your humble, civilized, polite Yunchan Lim, pianist, winner. His beautiful behavior is a lesson for us Westerners. 🌷🌷🌷 (The Netherlands)
Listening to this concert yet again, I wonder how many of us really recognise the clearly analytical thought, time, patience and attention to every detail that Yunchan has put into it, or seen that at eighteen he was already clearly a force to be reckoned with. It's a bit like an early history of piano and delivered brilliantly, every piece in it was a masterpiece. Thank you Yunchan and Wigmore
@catherinejones9396. You are absolutely right. It most certainly looks and sounds like he has given a great deal of thought to every single note and every interval and considered exactly how it should sound. He thinks every detail through and considers every detail of how it should sound. As they say it is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration but the results speak for themselves! I read some time ago that when he was interviewed by the critic Richard Morrison after one of his concerts he told him that on one occasion he spent an entire day working out how best to play 4 bars of a Schubert sonata! If that is how he approaches his work it is no wonder the results are so spectacular. I am excited that I will be attending his recital at the Royal Albert Hall in London next Monday where he will play all the Chopin etudes.
Thank you, dear Catherine!
@@Ariadne-cg4cq If you mean the BBC PROMS, doesn't Yunchan play in a concerto, not a recital?😯😯
@@vvvv-n5t At the Proms he will play Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto on the 29th of July with the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Paavo Jarvi. I already booked my ticket.
@@vvvv-n5t Yes he played the Beethoven 5th every note clear and enticing. Sorry.
Yunchan Lim is now barely 20. But he has the musical soul of someone much older...and with decades more experience! When he performs it's like being transported to another world entirely...a world in which the music is everything!
윤찬아.. 할미 또 들으러왔다.. 어떻게 이렇게 소리가 또랑또랑 이쁘냐... 야무진 음색 뒤에 자리하고 있을 무수한 연습과 고뇌의 시간들... 고맙다
He is a genius who appears once every 100 years.
Agreed. We all are blessed to witness this once in a century genius.
Agreed. He just a genious. He just in the different level
Indeed.
What a raging sycophantic liar. His Liszt is questionable at best and built on the failures of many so-called pianists who are actually poor mediocres. His Chopin, the real test of virtuosity, etude No.2 and No.4 - now he uses all pedals for the No.2 and is not up to speed, while No.4 is a disaster in my standards.
You guys commenting are a bunch of sycophants who can't or don't play piano.
I return once more and must ask: "Have we just witnessed a verifiable MIRACLE in our midst?"
I am at a loss for words.
I've heard these a thousand times, yet for the first time today.
현존하는피아니스트 중에 가장 사랑함
저두요❤❤❤❤
ME TOO❤
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I"m glad you did it. Enjoying Dowland and Yunchan Lim
연주의 훌륭함을 논하기 전에
청중을 집중하게 만드는 힘이
어마어마하다.
듣고 있으면
아니 보고 있으면
그의 연주는
손만이 아니라
온몸에서 뿜어져 나오는 것 같아
연주자만큼이나
청중도 초집중하게 되니
시간이 어떻게 가는지 모르게 된다.
그야말로 그가 이끄는
음악의 세계로 빠져드는 것이다.
클래식과 팝의 차이는 단 하나.
클래식은 긴 연주시간을 가진 음악이다.
참을 수 없을 만치 긴 ~ 시간을
참고 견딜 수 있게 해 주는
아니 잊게 해 주는
마법의 연주자만이
클래식의 세계로
청중을 인도할 수 있으니,
그런 연주자가 나타났다.
그의 이름은 임윤찬이다.
온몸에서 뿜어져 나온다는
말씀 공감해요
임은 앵콜곡이 임팩트해서 작년에 잊지 않으려고 애썼던 기억이..연주 끝나가는 게 예상되니까 아쉬워서 더 숨죽이고 듣게됨 이건 영상인데도 같은느낌 위그모어홀에서 들으신 분은 어땠을까
맞습니다.
그 자신을 온전히 음악에 푹 빠져있는데,
그러라고 하지 않았음에도
덩달아 청중도 그의 음악에 푹 같이 침참하게 되는 그 마력!
위대한 한국인!!!
깊이 공감 백배
'좋아요'를 한 개만 누를 수밖에 없다는 사실이 슬프다.
하늘의 별만큼은 아니어도, 적어도 오늘 임윤찬이 연주한 음표의 숫자만큼은 누르고 싶다.
오 맞아맞아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 왕공감
좋아요가 한번 뿐이라니 ㅠ
👍👍👍👍
오 적절한표현입니다.🎉
Absolument incroyable de maîtrise, de sculpture sonore, d'inventivité et de tant d'autres choses.... La perfection existe-t-elle ? On a tendance à y croire après ce concert.
시간은 무엇인가요
흐르는 것이지만
흐르지 않는 것이기도 합니다.
여기 위그모어홀에서의 임윤찬은 너무도 아름답습니다.
이 아름다운 청년은 영원히 늙지 않는 모습으로 이곳에 남아있을 겁니다.
오늘따라 더 소리가 좋습니다💕
Yunchan's left hand is a blessing.
So is his right hand
So is his brain
So is his hair
😂😍❤️
나는 엄청난 연습의 결과인 윤찬의 왼손 타건과, 영롱한 멜러디와 그의 레가토를 사랑합니다.
I watched it live and his playing just leaves me speechless every. time. I feel blessed to live in the same era as him. May God keep him healthy. (The very first piece he played I never heard before and i just keep going back to that one WOW)
이동할때 항상듣고있어요. 항상 좋은 기운을 받고있어요. 윤찬님 너무나 귀한 존재.윤찬님의 모든것에 감사합니다.❤
마침내 드디어 반클 이후에 반드시 들어야 할 역사적 연주를 문득 선물로 받아든 느낌입니다. 인류를 위해 기록으로 남겨준 주최측에 감사드립니다. 이 천재의 젊은 시절을 우리가 다같이 바라보며 이 미디어의 시대에 가장 빛나는 별임을 증명하고 있습니다. 그의 진실하고 꾸밈 없는 음악성만으로 충분하다는 걸 ᆢ 아니 그렇게 완전한 원형, 어떤 모티베이션을 만들기 위해 수없이 조각하고 부수고 다듬었을 기교를 다시 평탄하게 만들고, 결국 자신만의 정확하지만 독창적인 생명력으로 재탄생시킨 그 가늠할 수 없는 노력들... 그걸 청중들이 기가막히게 알아듣습니다. 이게 가능합니까? 네 여기 임윤찬이 그걸 보여줍니다. 이게 그의 천재성입니다. 청중의 마음을 사로잡는 영혼의 울림.
청중들이 기가 막히게 알아듣는다는 표현에 박수를 보냅니다.
저처럼 악보도 제대로 못보는 사람도 듣는 귀는 기가 막히거든요. ㅎㅎㅎ
유학을 가지않았어도 유학을 간 사람들보다도 훨씬 훌륭하게 해낸것이 정말 자랑스럽습니다.
동감합니다. 그게 음악의 힘인 거 같아요.ㅎ
독창적인 생명력으로 재탄생 시킨 가늠할 수 없는 인고의 노력 끊임없이 음악을 사랑하고 노력한 산물이네요 그래서 마음을 울리나봅니다
영원히 남겨주는 건 아니고 4월 언제까지 한정적으로 공개하는 거래요....
영원히 남겨줬으면 좋겠어요 아니면 블루레이 ㅅㅊㅅㅊ
There just aren't enough superlatives to describe the talent and genius we have before us today. Such beauty in an ugly and hateful world. Blessings from somewhere beyond on us all.
Did anyone notice how beautiful his hands are?
Yes I did notice. Everything about him is beautiful! 😊
We all know I guess as long as we have eyes to appreciate them. Actually what is not beautiful about him?
Absolutely we all already knew the sublime beauty of his hands. 😂
Small hands
Yes, and that's why he's so handsome too 😉
If Beethoven had heard this concert, he would have kissed not only Yunchan’s forehead (as he did with Liszt), but also his hands and his heart. He goes right into my soul, whenever I hear him play anything. He is on his own class, not only at a higher, but at a deeper level. I can only praise God for giving him to all of us in this world.
☆You must be beautiful person♡
I can feel the sincerity in your words,like a confession of faith...
Couldn’t agree with you more!!!❤️🎹
Completely agree with this from my heart
Yes!!! We are all blessed with his celestial music. Hopefully his music could change the world more beautiful.
I agree with you. Every time I listen to him playing I have tears flowing and goosebumps.
His playing touches deep inside this old lady’s heart.
You are a blessing young man.
What a sublime gift this young man is to all music lovers!
Thanks to Yunchan Lim's performance, I came to understand Beethoven's humor properly.
So do I
can't agree more
Charles Rosen once told me that, as great as he was, Rudolph Serkin complete did not understand humor in Beethoven. As you point out Yunchan has clearly grasped and mastered this aspect of Beethoven
William Byrd is my direct ancestor and Bach saved my soul once upon a troubled time. The young prince of classical piano, in my lounge, with their music, is the most wondrous and joyous thing. Climb every mountain, Lim Yunchan, you amazing young man, old soul.
I was moved by your comment.
true, young man, old soul :)
heart speaks to heart ~~~ very grateful to your sharing
Truly inspiring comment
Climb every mountain to give penetrating encouragement and consolation
Climb every mountain -my favorite song! Your comment is beautiful
この若さで、ここまで静謐で、流麗で、高貴で、耽美な演奏が出来るなんて…
あぁ、素晴らしい才能よ…
静かに飛翔する音の連なりよ…
今、この瞬間…世界は平穏なのですね…
あなたの存在のなんて輝かしいこと…
ただただ、あなたの存在に感謝です…
Google translation: At such a young age, I can't believe that he can play such a tranquil, flowing, noble, and aesthetically pleasing performance...
wow, what a great talent...
A series of quietly flying sounds...
Right now, at this moment... the world is at peace...
How glorious your existence is...
I just want to thank you for your existence...
아름다운 댓글 입니다.
詩みたいな 綺麗な 日本語！
God bless you.
악보를 완벽히 재현하는 것은 AI도 할수 있는 영역입니다. 임윤찬은 악보의 음표와 박자와 세기를 연주하는 것이 아닌 음표와 박자사이의 빈공간을 연주하고 있습니다. 공간을 채우고 당기며 끄는 19-20세기 Romantic Pianist의 연주기법을 현대적으로 완벽하고 반박못할 독특한 해석으로 계승하고있습니다.
그것은 오직 천재들의 영역이라는 느낌으로 Lipatti와 Gould가 동시에 같이 연주하는 혼란을 줍니다.
설명 감사합니다
많이 궁금했습니다
다른 느낌은 있는데 전문 영역이라 뭐라 표현하기에 그랬어요 👍
Lipatti와 Gould가 동시에 같이 연주한다.
감사합니다..특별한 느낌이 이런 이웠군요.❤
윤찬 만의 특별하고 신비한 ”빈공간의 연주”강하게 공감합니다.
😅q1,😂 1:07:54. 1:07:55 🎉🎉😂f
윤찬님의 요청으로 위그모어홀 영상이 안내려진답니다.감동입니다.고마워요 윤찬님 ✨✨✨✨😂😂LOVE YUNCHAN LOVE WIGMOREHALL
윤찬님 음악 들으며 많은 사람들이 위로받고 있어요.음악의 아름다움을 일깨워준 피아니스트 윤찬님 빠른 쾌유를 기원합니다. 건강하게 다시 만날날을 기대하며😍😍
그렇습니까? 윤찬림... 그는 언제나 새로운 길을 열어주는군요. 임윤찬과 함께 음악에 경배합시다. ❤
@@haneelee4255 네^^아픈 와중에도 세심하기도 하여라.고맙고 미안하네요ㅠ 언제나 새로운 길을 열어주네요👏👏✨✨
사랑스런 윤찬군! 순결한 영혼이 만들어 내는 지고지순한 아름다움--그래서 자꾸 듣고, 또 눈물이 흐릅니다.
이 친구 음악을 듣다보면...
가끔 숨 쉬는 것을 잊는다.
저도요..숨쉬는걸 잊게된다는 말이 딱이에요..숨멎
BRAVISIMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO......................
I hope I can continue to watch this video. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piano performance video.
Yunchan's left hand is for punctuation and underlining. And it gives the effect of increasing the size of the first letter of the sentence.
Love your poetic metaphor!
@@G_sharp500 reminiscent of what Ben Laude described in one of his videos
@@ct3293 bingo~
곱슬한 머릿결에
선 굵은 이목구비가
그리스 조각상을 닮은 듯한
동양의 한 음악소년이
시효가 다한 클래식에
새로운 생명을 불어넣는
실로 역사적인 장면을
두 눈과 두 귀로
목격하고 있는 것이다.
Thank you S. Korea for the young man Yunchan Lim a wonderful pianist. 🌷🌷🌷 (Holland)
Toujours prodigieux à 18 ans , d'une profondeur qui pénètre l'âme . serviteur sans égal de la musique .....Merci Merci Merci .
Still prodigious at 18, with a depth that penetrates the soul. unequaled servant of music ..... Thank you Thank you Thank you
그의 음악은 나를 돌아보게하는 방향성의 힘이 있다. 그리고 인생의 고귀함을 들려준다.
임윤찬이 아니었으면 베토벤 바가텔? 존 다우랜드...?? 평생 처음부터 끝까지 들어볼 일도 없었을 것 같은데... 정말 새로운 세계가 열린 것 같네요... 이런 음악을 알게 되어 너무 행복해요...
Bagatelle는말 뜻도 "사소한것, 소품"이라는데 악보는 간단하나 임윤찬군이 연주하면 너무나 흥미진진하고 재미있는 곡이 됩니다. 윤찬님 고마워요...
이 영상을 영구보존해주세요.
Please let us watch this marvelous concert forever.
Beethoven biographer Edmund Morris reports that when Beethoven played in Prussia, he so stunned his listeners that "they crowded around his piano, weeping." I cried as I listened here to Yunchan Lim play Beethoven. I reiterate my awe from when he overwhelmed us with his Emperor: Dear Yunchan Lim, Thank you for such dedication to your art. Thank you for every hour you spend practicing alone. Thank you for bringing us this wonderful music in its most sublime glory. And please don't ever change.
As you told me the anecdote of Edmund Morris, I was able to better understand Yoonchan's interpretation of Beethoven's music. His music seems to have the magical power to deeply touch people's hearts. thank you. enough explanation
YES to ‘don’t ever change’.
peut-on vraiment faire confiance à cette biographie d'Edmund Morris? C'est un écrivain américain spécialisé dans l'histoire des présidents des Etats-Unis... Déjà dans la biographie de Manyard Solomon (américain également), on trouve quelques erreurs... Can we really trust this biography of Edmund Morris? He is an American writer specializing in the history of the presidents of the United States... Already in the biography of Manyard Solomon (also American), there are some errors/mistakes...
What would intellectual musicians like Leslie Howard, Stephen Hough, Nigel Simeone, Alan Walker (...) think of this?
what you wrote here is truly beautiful and thoughtful as well
Yunchan Lim is a rare pianist who plays the characteristics of each era from the Renaissance to the Romantic period
A new maestro has born.. He is the pianist we been waiting for so long. Pure talent and not exaggerate playing. He is beyond langlang. He is beyond his peer. He just stunning
Absolutely beyond Lang Lang.. 100000% agreed!! I can't even bear to listen to Lang Lang due to his overbearing shallow showmanship
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 to mention Lang Lang in the same breath is sacrilege. He is a piano playing shallow entertainer for the masses. Yunchan Lim is an artist of the highest calibre who interprets the sublime music of the great composers such as Bach and Beethoven to convey to us, the public, what they wanted to express and to make us feel their feelings. He is a true musician of the highest order. Long may he continue to flourish and to perform at such a truly high level of artistic excellence
Why compare? You can express your preference but don’t disparage the artistry of other artists… Lang Lang is fantastic in his own way. Listen to some not so “showy” stuff he plays. He does it so well. And no, I am not a chinese fan.
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094Yunchan is extraordinary but before saying those words about Lang Lang which is also a great pianist you should know the story behind him.
Yunchan is my favorite pianist and I can watch his playing all day! Let’s not disparaging other artists though. Each has own beauty.❤
He played with all his soul.
Those hands are double orchestras--dual operatic productions even. He has such precise dynamic control of each note and a well-developed sense of pacing. The contrast he brings out between the two hands and even in a single phrase in one hand keeps the music fresh, intriguing, and extremely compelling. His fortes are loud, but not overwhelming. His pianos are soft and delicate and his mezzo pianos and mezzo fortes are very well placed and clear as crystal. His choices of passagework with and without pedal, with staccato or legato, with crescendo, diminuendo, or at a steady volume are also all highly refreshing and mesmerizingly beautiful. All the aesthetic nuances were most tasteful, most artfully done, and such a pleasure for me to listen to. He creates such a unique audio landscape with each piece. What wonderful storytelling! Added to that, he is neither showy nor bombastic and lets the music be the centerpiece of your attention--what excellent playing. Sometimes I wish I could've heard some of the greats play--Chopin, Liszt, Schumann (Clara), Alkan, Mendelssohn (Felix and Fanny), Cramer, Field, etc. Today, I am a little less envious of those who could. For in our generation, a true virtuoso has arrived, and his name is Yunchan Lim.
So do I, IAW
All your comments are on point👏👏👏👏👏
Perfectly expressed!! 💯👏👏👏👏👏💚💙💜
Excellent observation. This is one of the best review I've read.
Wow. who are you?
Unselfishness, purity, and nobility. He reminds me of at some point a highest priest or defender in music if it exists.
L nO
I was lucky enough to attend this concert in person. Having listened to classical music pretty much my entire life, I have never listened to anyone play music that touched my soul so deeply, and this includes the masters of the past. During the performance I was completely at the mercy of his music, my heart felt so full and I had tears in my eyes. To this day I still can’t put my finger on exactly what makes me feel this way, only that whenever I listen to him I know that I’m beholding the art of a true genius and gift to this world. He is on a completely different level and his music transcends space and time.
Luckily bumped into Yunchan and team after the concert, aside from this god given talent, he is also one of the most modest, kind, selfless and bashful people I have ever met!
Thank you for sharing.
"His music touched my soul so deeply"- That is how I feel in his music.
Envy you so much!
I’m completely with you in your observations.
I have no idea of why, but the moment his fingers touch the keys 🎹 I have goosebumps and tears flow. It did happened the first time I heard him at the Cliburn and ever since. What a gift to humanity. He is an ARTIST!
You were the luckiest person on earth that day. 😂
Interpreting the music through the universe of his unique perception ! Truly an angel reaching through time and space NOW ±
Sound is clean, pure, beautiful and personality
Still Listening! Sept. 2024
Same here!😄👍😊🙌🍀
@@Crystal-ho7so And here!
@@user-l7j5r 😃👋👋😉💖😄💝😊🙌
@@user-l7j5r 😃👋👋😉💖😄💝😊🙌
@@user-l7j5r 😃👋👋😄💖😊💝🙌💝🙌
This performance proves what his teacher Prof Sohn Minsoo said, ”If there’s anyone was born to do music, it would be Yunchan Lim“
that's why I edit and published also SOHN MINSOO performaces of Appassionata, Mazeppa and RAVEL LA VALSE piano duo version with Yunchan Lim ! It's important to listen the genesis, because music doesn't raise from "nothing" but is a tradition and hours of hard excercise and never stop! The goal is in the path not in a point! 🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
I believe this is the performance that proved to some of the toughest and serious music critics - who had been wondering if the whole post major-competition noise was yet another hype - that Yunchan is the real deal. He won them over. How could he not…😊
Said it before..IMHO, the only comparison to Yunchan Lim is when Tiger Woods first debuted. Yunchan just dominates every performance, while the few but older naysayers complain about his lack of experience, or is too emotional, etc. Yunchan is a once in generation pianist and like what Tiger did for golf, Yunchan will attract more fond interest in the Classical music genre. Also, he's not the next Lang Lang or Danil or even Horowitz...he's Yunchan Lim.
Well said! 🎉🌹
Thanks God he's not another overrated Lang Lang!! 🙏🏼
Lang lang is complete clown you should not even dare to say is name next to danil trifonov or the great Horowitz
@@lazaroazar4761
Well said, well said.
I totally agree with you.
@@lazaroazar4761Lang Lang lost something along the way, or he never had anything... he plays like a lounge act in Vegas 🙄
I went to see his performance at Wigmore Hall in person. I've never seen a pianist like him who creates this kind of piano music in my entire life. He's a pianist who shows everything beyond imagination.
I realized for the first time that the piano could produce this kind of sound, and that Bach and Beethoven were geniuses among geniuses.
WoW !!!!! Envy you !!
The best no-coughing audience I ever heard!
It's really sad coz I could give you just one lke.
@@vankirby1762 Still, thanks for the just one
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
@@Miles_Link Thank you Miles for your tears
얼마전 프랑스 연주회 정말 기침소리 장난 아니었어요 어느 댓글에 병원에 위문공연인줄 착각했다고 우리 윤찬님 짠하고 방해받았을것같은 느낌 기침소리 너무 심해서
Yunchan is deeply profound young soul and has nothing to do with old! He is the Genius!
To borrow the words of an older master and Van Cliburn 2022 juror (Jean-Efflam Bavouzet)
"A young master at work. A young master at work."
Oh my god the Bach..... beautiful... best since Gould.
이 버젼을 자주 듣는 이유가 첫사랑의 순수함과 헌신이 있기 때문.
I've never had thought about living longer. But today I found the reason to do that, which is to enjoy his music more . Especially I hope that he would play Goldberg variations live before I die.
I just got tix for his Goldberg variations at Carnegie Hall next year!! I hope you can make it there too!
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094I hope to go too! but I cannot find any individual tickets….😢
4 minutes into the Byrd and I have tears in my eyes. This is stunning.
Yunchan Lim is, I'm pretty sure, the pianist of this generation. And maybe the generation before, too. I'm in my mid 40's, and I can't think of a single pianist who compares in my lifetime.
Just amazing.
Couldn’t agree more
I'm in my 80s and agree with you entirely.
he is paying very close attention and feeling the music very fully... I think he is in league with Martha Argerich and Murray Perehia and I hope his recording career flourishes as much or more than theirs
I do appreciate Yunchan Lim's (and Inmo Yang's) well-placed restraint and smooth warmth and lyricality in his playing
He is probably not the only pianist his age. I, for instance, am but 5 days older.
"Hats off, here is a genius!!" Yunchan is only 18 but plays like a 70 year old master pianist. He may have the potential to surpass virtuoso Uchida , who won second prize in Chopin competition in 1970. Hope that he does better than Ivo Pogorelich and Sultanov. He may soon be inducted to be one of the great pianists in the 21st century. Thank you so much Yunchan and Wigmore Hall. He may be a legendary artist in the making. Thank God.
He’s already surpassed those folks by a lot.
@@TheLifeisgood72 lol guys, you don't have a clue what you talking about.
@@Paroles_et_Musique Yunchan’s playing is much closer to the composers intentions and 19th century performance practice than any of the above pianists. Not saying they’re bad, but Yunchan was lucky to have his teacher whom taught him the 19th century performance practice along with how to have a good balance and achieve quiet dynamics on modern pianos. Along with a good understanding of rhythm and rubato it’s no wonder why Yunchan has already captured the hearts of people much quicker than Zimmerman or the others did.
@@TheLifeisgood72 Ummm, no.
How you know how artists performed in the 19th century? There are no recordings but only individual reviews, written by enthusiasts so the objectivity is not at full.
How his teacher taught him 19th century performances and what that ever means? In Korea nobody practiced classical music until 1950 or so.
What is "achieve quiet dynamics on modern pianos"? That phrase doesn't make any sense, it means nothing.
What is "understanding of rhythm and rubato"? Rhythm is scientifically accessible, as for rubato, there is no known rule, it boils down to each one experience and sensitivity. There are no two pianists with same rubato.
Yuchan Lim captured the heart of people because we have x1000 more media exposure than in the times of Zimmerman or Sokolov. As for reaching their level, he has still a very long way to go. He is exceptional for his age, sure, but what was his career, 6 months and 15 musical works played, then you compare this tiny journey with god-level musicians after one life of performing and say "he surpassed them"? Come on, you are smarter than that.
@@Paroles_et_Musique I’ve studied Grieg’s and Saint-Saens’ old recordings and you can extrapolate a lot about their approach to rhythm and dynamics. They are good representations of the schools they attended, matching written accounts, so we cannot say we have no idea what the 19th century composers wanted. You can figure out the rubato and dynamics of notes somewhat by studying voice leading and the harmony. This is all stuff written in old sources. Yunchan is definitely aware of all of this and tbh I’m not sure that those old pianists from the 60’s and 70’s were based on their playing which is rather idiosyncratic at times especially with lesser known opus’s.
If you think of dynamics in terms of MIDI’s 0-127, then most modern pianos struggle to produce dynamics below levels 40-50 with ease. They have heavier hammers and farther key travel time. Most modern pianists play quite loud in contrast to 19th century pianists, and it does not sound good for this music all the time. Yunchan is capable of being very quiet, it’s clear he puts a lot of focus into playing quietly. It shows his understanding of the music and what it requires to be beautiful whilst having the technique to work within the limitations of modern pianos.
Yuncham Lim, the future of the Music.
I was lucky enough to witness this performance at the venue and his focus was palpable in the air! And of course I didn't know Yunchan had that convo with Michael White about Bagatelles until I watched this video. I have to vouch for him that many in the audience including myself had to let out a sigh of awe and really laughed a little after each one because they were so exquisite and charming. He says nothing has changed really after winning the competition but he's changing the classical world. Bravo maestro!
Thank you Lara for sharing your experience with us. I hope I could witness Yunchan's performance directly in someday but here in Korea, it seems to be almost impossible to get a ticket !!
He is just in a world a part. What a gift he is!
@@NellaFantasia-xq1wh I could only imagine his popularity in Korea! Hope you watch him live soon. His live performance is literally breathtaking.
@@celesteaida48 He truly is!
@@NellaFantasia-xq1wh I'm in nyc and his may concert is already sold out 😢
His repect to Gould is real lol.
It's amazing a pinist with the best virtuosity in the era has also the highest spirit.
His Eroica made me cry for joy.
Truly, this young pianist is blessing for the humanity.
Right
조성진에 놀라 또 이런 놀람이 내 생애에 있을까 했더니 몇 년 지나지 않아 더 놀라운 소리를 만났다. 얼마나 기쁜지!!! 그의 에로이카 변주곡은 반 클라이번 때보다 더 숙성이 된 것 같다. 그 새를 못 참고... 이리도 좋은 소울을 들려주다니....🤩🤩🤩
윤찬님의 곧 나올 데카 쇼팽에튀드 음반중 몇시간전 공개된 혁명을 듣고 왔네요. 더 듣고 싶어서 계속 듣고 싶어서요^^ 고요한 아침 참 행복한 마음입니다♡😊
He’s the Generation Z’s answer to Evgeny Kissin!
Bravissimo!
Wow… great compliment ever.
Serious, very difficult but not showy repertoire. The result: spectacular.
Can’t agree more
Yunchan Lim is a phenomenon!!!
This is absolutely the best recital. His brilliant talent is God's greatest gift to mankind. His performance is spectacular but very delicate, accurate, modest and sublime. Yunchan is the first artist who thought it was breathtakingly beautiful while listening to the piano. I hope he will be the happiest pianist. God bless you always.🙏❤️
운 좋게도 이 귀한 공연을 직관했어요.. 아직도 감동이 가시질 않네요. 모든 순간이 아름다웠고 신선했습니다. 오늘 받은 감동이 오래오래 기억될것 같아요. 좋은 공연 감사했습니다!
좋으셨겠어요!
당신은 아마도 전생에 나라를 구한듯요
너무 부러워요ㅠㅠ
너무 부럽고 행복한 새해 맞이하셨네요.^^
영상으로 봐도 이리 좋은데 직관하시다니 넘 좋으셨겠네요 부럽네요💞
I think Yunchan's honesty makes his performance very special. When he plays, he does not hide his intentions and feelings. He plays with all his heart and sincerity as much as everyone can feel. He delivers the composer's message to the audience faithfully to the score, finds hidden notes and plays them so beautifully in his own way. It seems that the audience is immersed in the music and they are greatly impressed because he does not hide himself and approaches without embellishment.
So do I, IAW
So we’ll commented.
임윤찬 피아니스트가 특별한 이유는 철학을 품은 음악성이어서 입니다. 제가 영어를 못 해 아쉽습니다.
Вы правы!
Genuine mesmerizing young man
The most amazing thing is that his play sounds attractive even to the normal listener who are not aware of piano.
Agree~
Agree
이거에요
The "normal listener who are (sic) not aware of piano" are more likely to find recitals impressive, because they don't really understand what is going on, and assume is it excellent.
@@jacobschiller4486 what are you saying about? you intended to say it is not that much excellent?
It's so nice to be Yunchan's fan. Every music he plays sounds beautifully to me and I am broadening piano play list.
"He is MUSIC incarnate"
결론은 이 영상은 귀한 영상이다
말도 아끼고 싶다
When I listen to his playing, I feel strangely that only he, his performance, and me exist in the world. It's quite unfamiliar because I've never experienced it when listening to other musicians' playing. It is a very special experience, intimate and moving.
So impressive that someone so young plays with such a mature level of sensitivity.
He is an old soul!
The audience must be the most blessed people in the new year.
Brilliant performance, with those crystal clear notes. I always get the feeling Yunchan Lim elevated whoever was in the room with him. Experiences that ranged from the sublime to the passionate... I am witnessing an artist who is devoted to music. This is why I'm interested in this young pianist.
From even silence and emptiness and formlessness Yunchan Lim creates beautiful and full of sound and motion . Oh, It's blessing and joy.
It is astonishing that such a young artist should have such a complete grasp of so many types of music, and should play them all with such depth of feeling as well as technical mastery. There has been no-one quite like him - long may he flourish.
You are already the best pianist in the world to me. It is irreplaceable. Thank you Yunchan.
It happened to me again. I can't stop repeating his play just as his Rach No3 last June. So beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful. .
한번 듣기 시작하면 끝까지 숨죽여 들을수 밖에 없는 놀라운 연주
I've never heard of such a beautiful and wonderful Franz Liszt::Liebestraume No.3
It is as if Yunchan Lim experiences love and plays the piano. 🌹 🌈 ❤ lt is emotional and amazing to see the delicate expression of love fever, pain, bitter heart, stormy passion, sigh, tears, and devotion.
When l think of Yunchan Lim, l feel like l am devoutly dedicated to the composer and respected Liszt!!
Lim played all with absolutely unique, beautiful, creative, never-seen, touching, and truly musical interpretation!!!
Furthermore, he played every of all notes with absolute sensitivities!!! He is not only a genius but a truthful musician we have seen recently!!!
Absolutely agree with you.
Wow totally agree
OMG? Why is it that every time I listen to Yun-Chan I cry?
Thank you young man.
Where does he get this stunning depth? Speechless!
He is an incredible craftsman of sound.
Wow, nobody plays the Bach Sinfonias in concert, maybe not even Andras Schiff. Great program overall. It's refreshing to see a young talented pianist who is brave enough to go off the beaten path and finds his way around comfortably!
Gould did. A very GG program which for me is lovely to hear.
Yes , but his rendition makes music so beautiful.
That's exactly what I love about him!
Yunchan follows Gould who he has respected to
@@이평화-d9c yes. Yunchan had a RUclips account and has made comments on some videos. It's interesting to get an idea of what has influenced him.
weight of this young man is incredible
All of pianist Yunchan Lim's performances on this stage are excellent and moving.
In particular, his Bach playing makes me listen with bated breath.
His playing always brings tears to my eyes, as if he is in soul-to-heart communication with the composer he plays.
I will always support his future as a true musician.
his playing is nothing short of miraculous, and I do believe with all my heart that Liszt, Beethoven, Bach would all give standing ovations.
Until today, I was not able to think of any better pianism than the Yunchan's performance in Van Cliburn by anybody even by himself. But wait... what's happening here? I can say that this is another legendary record of piano music. For sure.
이른 나이에 거장의 반열에 오른
한 마에스트로의 연주를 봅니다.
옛 시대 천재음악가들의 너무나 아름답고 귀한 노래. 그리고 거.장.의.
반.열.에.오.른.. 짧은 여덟 글자로 표현되는 이 말이 얼마나 큰 노력의 또 노력, 희귀한 재능, 작지만 수많은 우연같지만 필연이였을지도 모른 행운들의 복합적인 조합이 이뤄낸
지금의 결과물인지. 명성을 익히 들어 알지만 평생 입장해 볼까 말까한 내게는 너무 먼 영국의 위그모어 홀에서의 연주를 이렇게 편안하게, 마침내 위대한 거장으로 탄생한 임윤찬 피아니스트의 연주로, 그가 빚어낸 명곡의 선율을 듣는 이 찰나가
매혹적이게 신비스럽습니다.💕
So refreshing Bagatelles
He never sounds just small or big rather his notes have their own texture color weight and I love it
No sé quantes vegades l’he sentit ja… Em moro de ganes de sentir-li tocar el “well tempered klavier” I i II. Les sinfonies de Bach m’han enamorat. Et fa emocionar en cada nota…Bravo per ell i gràcies per les bones estones que ens fas passar.
혼자 연습하고 있었을 당신의 모습에 존경을 사랑을 박수를 보냅니다.
이렇게 편하게 앉아 감상할수 있는 축복을 주어서 감사합니다.
내 모든 것이 치유되었습니다.
If Mozart and Liszt produced an offspring and he was taught by Horowitz, it might be Yunchan. For people marveling at his maturity and breadth of music knowledge, I encourage you to look up JJAT duo. In particular their 2 piano arrangement of Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals. With his individual and chamber music endeavors Yunchan is certainly the future of classical music.
We need to keep an eye on Jinwoo Bae, his friend and a member of JJAT DUO!
@@오용석-k6u Why should we? Mr. Bae needs to prove himself that he's good enough. So far he's only famous for being Mr. Lim's friend. That's all.😄
@@오용석-k6u I am! :) As well as Yunchan's Japanese doppelgänger, Masaya Kamei, winner of the 2022 Long-Thibaud competition and semi-finalist in the Cliburn. So many promising young pianists to watch!
@@bwvp-vpr Some day he will! not just friend, he also has got talent.
@@michelleorne Kamei is not a doppelganger of Yunchan. Kamei is just Kamei, Yunchan is just Yunchan.
Good luck and God bless young pianists.
아, 계속 영상 시청할 수 있게 배려해준 위그모어홀 감사합니다.임윤찬 피아니스트 정말 고맙습니다.오늘도 미리 위로받고 시작합니다~❤😊❤
Je ne sais pas combien de fois j'écoute et réécoute ce concert. Je n'arrive même pas à compter.
Curieusement, je me retrouve très calme en écoutant son jeu de piano.
Superb playing....a rare artist who allows the essence of the music to bloom without unnecessary mannerisms or gimmickry. One is left with the feeling that this is simply how the music should sound. I am sure the grateful composers are somewhere smiling in happiness☺
Absolutely agreed!
Precisely and absolutely perfect performance by such a gifted young but brilliant pianist ever