Arie Vardi interviews Daniil Trifonov -prizewinner the International Piano Master Competition 2011
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Arie Vardi interviews Daniil Trifonov, The first prizewinner in the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition 2011, about the piano competition, in his TV program - Intermezzo.
Since its inception in 1974, the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition is one of the foremost Piano Competitions in the world. Arthur Rubinstein, who gave his blessing to the competition, headed the jury of the first two competitions (1974 & 1977).
The competition, is held every three years in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Daniil is so unbelievably humble that it is difficult to embrace the concept in the world we live in today. The concept seems so isolated from our reality. I would love to meet his parents in order to find out how they raised such a fabulous son. I am personally hooked on his music.
humble sweet intelligent and amazingly gifted
Daniil is so candid, so humble. I just love to listen to him play the piano and look at his honest face. Both relax me.
I attended CIM with him and you're absolutely right. He was very humble and always helpful with his advice. Fame couldn't have happened to a better person, honestly.
Que hermoso diálogo surge de este intercambio en dos idiomas. Me costó seguirlos simultáneamente y me facilitó el exacto fraseo y articulación de cada palabra y dicción de Rubinstein cuya genialidad no se reduce a solamente la extensión de sus dedos para abarcar el teclado en varios tonos y cuando nos habla nos ilumina con su acabada cultura. Gracias por tener la oportunidad de disfrutar de este diálogo memorable.
Arie Vardi y Dannii Teifonov gracias por esta hermosa entrevista que muestra como la música nos acerca culturalmente.
I like how his fingers 'reach' for the sound and not the whole hand. Each . . . individually. And they float over the keys.
Cool when he leans in and has his eyes close to the keyboard . . . seeing . . . feeling . . . hearing the sound. A kind of total experience.
Trifonov has an amazing vocabulary!
my favorite performer!!!!
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Opus 25.no.1 Mijn leraar zij ooit "bijna niemand kan dit mooi spelen" Daar ben ik het helemaal mee eens. Rubinstein kon het en Trifonov kan het ook . Het is bijzonder moeilijk om de melodie nobel uit te laten komen en tegelijkertijd alles te laten horen wat er binnen de gebroken akkoorden gebeurt. En dat alles Nobel en ja zelfs teder.
The quintet was fabulous!
And the Chopin was so lyrical & exciting!
Why does he make those comments? Is it to show some kind of superiority over a genius? Of course the studies are not a technical exercise only.
very interesting interview
He shapes the Etude in A flat op.25 beautifully, pity we cant hear it all.
A genius !🇨🇷
Adonai Elohim bless you, Daniil..Make music to the LORD of host. God bless you and God bless Russia.
+Raya Kedamaki Amen!
Amen! To the Chief Musician 🙏🙏
israel israel...too much about this! it's about the music/competition and enough already about where it's held.
Why is the recording so distorted?
such a lucrative prize.. such a shame..
Odd, Trifonov has such flexible fingers - reminds me of Horowitz's hands - and I know that he is playing delicately...but the Brahms piece at the very end sounds a bit harsh. Can't be. I think the recording equipment was set up wrong. I want to listen to Trifonov on professional studio recordings and see if delicacy prevails. I think the recording of the competition was bad. Is that what you mean by so distorted?
Most interesting !
no, no, no. Please somebody explains to me. Did he say he just learnt chopin etudes 2 months before competition and scarlati two weeks before competition?....How? Is it possible or Is he lying?,,sorry if my english is not good...
No he’s not, speaking the truth! This is the caliber of this breed of talented musicians who dedicated their lives to practicing hours daily, that’s why they are so good!!
did he say he usually studys around 24 hours a day but on the competition 25 ?
The piece at the beginning is Beethoven right !? I just can’t remember which one of his pieces is that ! I’m pretty sure it’s one of his sonata ! Please help :-)
Beethoven 'Tempest' Sonata Op.31 Nr.2 - 3rd movement
"was it the name of Rubinstein, or was it Israel...?"....what does it have to do with Israel?
It is a regrettably political plug to ask whether it was Israel that drew him...if the competition were held in Saudi Arabia or Shanghai he still would have gone. With that said this is clearly an Isreali show, and while it is a nationalist gaffe to frame the question that way it is a marketing tactic to appeal to pride which is also done all the time in the U.S. as well. Trifonov dodged the bullet with grace and the interviewer let him off the hook, fortunately.
Did I hear a phone ring at 15-something..?
Wait, I thought that was Pollini or you? Get your troll's right Gordon...
Daniil es judo¿
Smell Israeli atmosphere on the beach . . . what a nonsense
Totally agree... Some of the questions smells really awkward.. Very disturbing to say the least..
Irritating post, lacks dedication.
He's even annoying in interviews.
+Russell Thompson Fuck yourself.
A Big Giraffe No.
No seriously, fuck yourself you intolerant piece of shit.
A Big Giraffe What, for telling the truth?
@@haxoar what does this have to do with intolerance? Is tolerance now dictatating that we should like everyone we see? If so does that make you an intolerant ignoramus for attacking the OP? Please, enlighten us with your wokeness.
In some years he will be one of the greatest...
pinusthunbergiiful 2018, he is.
you weren't wrong.
Indeed you were right. I think even among the greatest his touch is hard to match.
If not yet....
In 2022, he is the best now performing. His touch is unmatched, his virtuosity astounding and equal to anything. I just heard him perform Tchaikovsky's Children's Album and Gaspard de la Nuit in the same program. I like the French word 'etonnant' to describe that recital. No one plays as broad a repertoire with such a broad scale of feeling from fragile to insensate ferocity and back again. He is brilliant.
A delightful young man whose face lights up as he speaks. His eyes shine. His humility is genuine. His musicianship is phenomenal.
Amazing, wonderful pianist! Thanks God that you've created him!
2 months? To learn all of Op25? Ugh, I don't know why I fuck around with the piano...
11jupitercowboy8 me too... I have been “fucking around” with the piano😢 What the fuck am I doing in front of this piano god....
My piano teacher learnt the 24 Études by Chopin in only 3 weeks....
I don't know how he did it, he is really amazing!
How the fuck did he do it???
Ok so this is from 2011 and I'm assuming he was 20 back then. He began studying at the age of 5. That means he'd been playing for 15 years here. Given that he definitely had previous experience with Chopin, it's understandable that he'd learn pieces very easily.
I'm not playing it down in any way. If anything it's impressive the amount of effort he has put into this instrument. But you have to put things into perspective. He hasn't been fucking around with the piano.
If you're serious about learning the piano, my tip is play everyday. I haven't played for long but I feel like that's been the most impactful habit for me.
@@salihayorga2445 Argerich learned the Gaspard de la Nuit and Schumann's Abegg Variations in a week.
His talent is undeniable. He's also quite charming. Very nice combination.
He's got the best accent in the world.
Vardi said it: "You sat at the piano - you started your conversation with God..."
Hartmut Wendland: Well, in that case, he meant "you started your conversation with yourself." This is what "conversations with God" amount to. We - the human race - need to get over this superstitious nonsense inherited from our ignorant forefathers. Trifonov sat at the piano and he began to play. That's what happened. Very beautiful, no doubt, but no magical father figures necessary.
Wow, awesome!! 🙏🙏
@@Nai61a Please keep your religion to yourself! In your case, you are an atheist and what does it have anything to do with the artist and the music?
@@pollinifan 1) If the religious would keep their religions to themselves, I would have nothing to say.
2) Atheism is not a religion any more than "off" is a tv channel.
3) My point was PRECISELY that "God" has nothing to do with the artist and the music.
saw Daniil in Toronto a few years ago doing Rach's 3rd and it was absolutely amazing to watch and listen to. I think he got about a 10 min standing ovation. Daniil is arguably the best concert pianist on the planet.
I can only take a bow to him and his talent.He is so exeptional species of musician...
6:45 He learned 12 chopin etudes in 2 month ? WTF
Thats kinda long dude
@@bernardassokolovas5020 Long meaning that Trifonov is actually a slow learner ?
I had no idea that most pianists were able to play 12 chopin etudes in less that 2 month damm. I felt I was getting somewhere with the piano but I'm far behind standard then :/
Hes not, but there are pieces like for example beethoven fantasia, he learned it in a week or something like that , so..
@@bernardassokolovas5020 So what ? You haven't finished you're sentence. I'm bad at guessing.
I guess you are able to play 12 chopin etudes in 2 month max like ever other pianists as it seems standard stuff. I just thought it would take longer. At least in my case I'm been working on these etudes for years and it's not quite like I want them to sound yet.
Well my point was that it isnt so fast as you were thinking, im not comparing it to my self.
Some one already gave him cruel comment , that person simply can not accept his success !!!
Tifonov der Herzöffner, opening the hearts of the audience....
Amazing how 1person could win the Tchaikovsky Competition and the Rubenstein Competition in the same year! The only who could do that is Danill! Notice, in this interview, how he is so humble and a little awkward with his words. Interviews are not Danill's strong point. He has a piano attached to his fingers all the time. Words are not his strength.
Frankly speaking, I'm utterly amazed by the sheer arrogance of 'sixkatz' and '1Thompsonmusic'. What gives you the right to judge this exciting young Russian pianist? Has either of you heard him live? I had the great privilege of listening to a live Chopin performance in Valdemossa, Mallorca last month. I dare not allow myself to judge his playing, but I'm convinced that the future of Daniil is more than bright and wish him continued success!
i like the interviewer, he has some really interesting questions! :)
Trifonov è il vero erede di Richter : stessa intelligenza nel comprendere il senso di un pezzo, stessa capacità interpretativa, stesso tocco. Bravissimo.
Yes, but I love Russian accents, they're amazing. :)
Israel, Israel - he is a musician not a zionist.
это тот мальчик вырос? который разлуку в 8 лет играл?
Great interview and wonderful spirits
Couldn't you, for the sake of the listeners, cut the disturbing sweeshy comments of the interviewer?
I’m Daniil big fan since I hear him playing the first time an it was just when he won this great competition. He grew up a lot since then. Now, ten years later, I continue to search for his videos and always stay very much impressed how he assumed to be a performer and not one pianist more.Maybe he will grow up just like a new Glenn Gould. May God help him to get that heights. Recently heard him performing Bach’s Art of Fugue. Really outstanding.
Scarlatti sonata L 108
Keep doing what you do: walk on the beach, relax, don’t over-do the practice.
러시아 출신 피아니스트.
영어는 국제어로 기본.
2011.차이코프스키콩쿨에서 우승.손열음양이 더 우수해 보였는데요.텃새
K. ?
beautiful.
71
Beethoven Piano Sonata no. 17 ("Tempest") mvt 3.
just wonderful, ihana ,,,
1Thompsonmusic: I think the verbal speech is not the point when it comes to music. Is your comment based on personal antipathies? I had the chance to attend his concert. It had everything except the LACK of dedication. May be you should devote more of your time to know the performer and his work before making comments on internet. Especially under interview of this kind. The competition has its jury already..they dont need another one:)) ( May be Lang Lang is more dedicated in your eyes?)
actually yes..the concert lacked something. The CD´s were sold out too quickly(
anyone know the name of the piece at the very beginning?
+A Big Giraffe beethoven
It's tempest