I love the way she is playing the first note as soon as she sits down and when she plays the last note she is straight up from the piano stool. No messing around. Phenomenal performance.
All of you are missing something signiicant in this argument ‘Which is the proper way to play Bach’ Bach himself varied his interpretation of his keyboard pieces from performance to performance. In the case of his organ works he’d adjust his approach to work best with the particular acoustincs and instuments. We can however admit there are some nasty performances out there but that’s anothe issue.
I believe she had some anxiety about performing and would at time cancel them at the last minute. Perhaps she starts and stops like that out of anxiety, she doesn't give herself time to feel nervous. She is amazing and how wonderful she has been able to have strong hands and arms. Today at 80 she is still just as wonderful. My mother lost her ability to play lengthy pieces due to arthritis. She would have preferred to play until she passed at 90.
Highest skill on any instrument I have ever seen and I'm 72. In July she will be 80. What a memory and love for the music. Her repertoire she plays without notes is unbelievable. What must it be like to be able to play like that ? She plays with such expression and feeling as if it was the easiest thing in the world. What a privilege to see her play.
Die Musik ist wie ein Wasser welches ein Flussbett hinabfliesst. Jedes Hindernis wird sanft umkurvt und lässt alles so leicht erscheinen, sei es auch noch so herausfordernd. In schweren Zeiten ist die Musik von Bach deshalb so hilfreich und man findet einen Weg heraus.
I heard her play Prokofiev Third Piano Concerto in Philly (outdoor concert at the Mann) many years ago...same thing! Up until the opening piano entrance, she may as well have been filing her nails or eating potato chips. No preparation, nothing whatsoever, and then, BAM!!
I have no words to express how sublime this is, her mastery, her ease, she is everything, and Bach's music, ever and ever lifting our souls... I love to read everybody's comments of awe and love. Music is truly a gift from above.
I doubt l will ever have the chance and privilege to see her play for real but thank You Tube and the genius of technology for bringing such brilliant music through such gifted interpreters to me.
I can‘t get how you can say that. Of course she interprets many romantic works on a high level but I really don‘t like her Bach. Partitas and Suites are dance music pieces. It doesn‘t dance. She slaps the piano. She has a clear and very full tone but she hammers many tones especially the Courante.
A monumental figure of the piano during the 20th century. With her cult-following, she continues to surprise and delight audiences all over the world. If you've ever heard her play in one of the great music halls, you realize you're in the presence of one of the greatest keyboard artists in history. Her recordings are legendary. But to hear her play this Bach partita in person is an experience of a lifetime!
I do enjoy the comments here (and elsewhere) where people "fighting" over which one is "the best interpretation". I would suggest a more positive attitude where we are all grateful we can enjoy so many interpretations from so many versatile artists, full of different colours and emotions and contexts. Martha was never my favourite Bach player, but the beauty of the music shines through each and every moment of her wonderful playing.
Thank you for the comment. Please, listen to Sokolov's interpretation. I feel he is doing a cosmic interpretation while the rest of the best artists are still on the Earth.
Rightfully so David! Virgil Fox used to say that he, "put music on a plane, which no one else could even think to reach, and from Bach, all else comes down." Soli Deo Gloria.
Siempre grandiosa intérprete nuestra queridísima Martha, desde Argentina, tu patria, muchos amamos tu talento. Mas allá de recorrer un teclado, le extraes el alma al instrumento, cuando ejecutas, la partitura, la que sea, cobra vida y canta, danza, respira, vuela y el que te escucha queda envuelto, rodeado, atrapado en completa sensibilidad emocional.-
Martha Argerich is the Sorceress of Sound. I am always mesmerised by her lips while she plays: it looks like she is silently speaking incantations. One cannot fail to be bewitched. What I cannot understand is what went through the minds of the 104 philistines who disliked this video .
JS Bach est à jamais le plus grand compositeur de tous les temps, passés, présents et à venir et Martha Argerich une de ses magnifiques interprètes. Souvent, quand j'entend les premiers accords du grand maitre, l'émotion est si forte que les larmes me montent aux yeux et je ne peux pas les réprimer ! Et d'ajouter bien modestement. Les compositions de Bach sont si évidentes et somptueuses qu'elles donnent le sentiment de les connaitre même si on les découvre pour la première fois . ET si on arrête d'écouter une pièce, une cantate on est incapable de continuer tant cette musique est d'une infinie complexité . C'est aussi cela être un génie.
A beautiful melody played from the fingers. The sound resonates magnificently and flies beautifully. The profound melody expresses Bach's philosophy beautifully. Argerich is a genius. Her music evokes a heavenly paradise.
Martha’s facility is astonishing! I’m mesmerized watching her execute and interpret live, like she lives IN the composition and can choose moments to dazzle, others to pull my heartstrings. What a privilege to hear and see her.
Nicolas Couturier well it's deff not a song to start with..keep at it. Start with easier bach if you must, prelude in c major is a great beginners song
Nicolas Couturier Nothing wrong with starting with a hard piece. Martha Argerich also started with pieces that were above her level. But you have to give it time and enjoy the learning process. As years go by and you learn more, you go back to that piece from a more mature perspective. Only if you persist. Playing an instrument is all about persisting.
I love how she starts playing as soon as she takes sit, no previous drama, no nothing. Just take a sit and play... I bet she couldn't wait to start playing already lol. What a genius
Mientras yo viva no dejaré de emocionarme hasta las lágrimas Desde mis 9 años me conmociona y me atrapa porque la admiro sin límites hoy a mis 91 años celebro haberla escuchado siempre que pudd
Geez, all my life, Bach has either made me smile, or burst into tears. His music makes me want to start playing the piano again. I regret quitting in the first place, because back then, I didn't realize that music would be such a big part of my life and that I'd love it as much as I do now.
I also regret having quit playing; but there is always something remains that we never lose. You may cease the actual practicing of music but your ears never go back to what they were before. I know you know what I mean..
I've played piano all my life, and I'm now 74. What has struck me is that the pieces I so loved when I was a teenager, are still equally if not more beautiful. Twenty years ago, I broke a couple of fingers, and had my hand in a cast, with just the thumb and index finger sticking out. I was wondering if I would ever play as well. After a week or so I couldn't stand it, and began playing pieces using just those two fingers in my left hand. I realized then that however badly I played, I would still be playing. Actually, after rehabilitation there wasn't much of a problem.
Martha es sublime, siente profundamente la partitura. Magistral la interpretación de Bach, que es muy difícil !. Me siento orgullosa de que sea argentina !!
Elle est vraiment INCOMPARABLE, à tous niveaux, une bénédiction dans l'amour qu'elle distribue avec une telle humilité à travers ce don au Monde! UNE très grande dame ! 🙏💞🌈
Sublime music-making. JS Bach is sipping his coffee somewhere, listening and smiling. Someday I would like to see Martha Argerich in recital, live. But this is the next best thing. Thank you for posting it.
What a beautiful performance. Simply fantastic! There was a time when the poorly suppressed cough from an audience member during a quiet moment in piece was an annoyance. Hearing it in this recording is more of a memory of how wonderful the world was before the dystopian world we live in now became a reality. Argerich is masterful, but I have to thank the random coughing guy too, for reminding me about the beautiful world we once inhabited.
Recuerdo aquel día en que la fuimos a ver al teatro 3 de Febrero en Entre Ríos. En medio de su concierto se comenzaron a escuchar sollozos y suspiros del público. Estaba comenzando a suceder algo extraordinario, un éxtasis espiritual se estaba apoderando de la audiencia. Nunca lo olvidaré. Nunca creí que eso pudiera suceder. Era Martha tocando con una devoción celestial. El teatro queda cerca de la tierra donde nació su madre (ella explicaría luego). Cuando terminó quedamos todos en silencio durante unos segundos, como si no entendiéramos aún que es lo que había pasado. Los aplausos comenzaron de a poco, y no terminaron nunca. La ovación fué in crescendo ad infinitum, la gente lloraba, .. fué la apoteosis de la música. Martha, (que es de fierro ) también lloraba... nos miraba a todos y se sonreía, sabía que había pasado algo extraordinario...
Qué interesante. Creo que la madre es hija de inmigrantes judíos de Ucrania que se establecieron en colonias gracias al Baron Hirsh. Me hubiese gustado estar allí. Me gustaría tener la oportunidad de verla. Saludos.
Es algo que se llama hecho artístico . Es un punto medio entre el interior y el exterior del interprete y de lo que trasmite. Un intermedio entre Lo que piensa internamente a cerca de todos los aspectos tecnicos de la obra y las emociones que intenta sacar del interior de la partitura y del objetivo del compositor , y el exterior y lo que el publico está recibiendo y sintiendo. Es un punto muy dificil de lograr pero es magico cuando sucede
Wooowww. Que relato más impresionante. Me imaginé cada detalle. Gracias por compartirlo. Me estremeció con solo leerlo, que habrá sido con haberlo presenciado físicamente. Salve.
Mi fa morire come attacca a suonare appena si siede, senza aspettare nemmeno un secondo! Come se avesse immaginato di suonare quel brano mentre camminava verso il pianoforte. Pazzesco! La sua tecnica e musicalità sono uniche! ❤️🏆🥇🙏
I picture JS Bach smiling down with unalloyed joy upon hearing how much this magnificent performer has done such honor to his work. Beautifully rendered!
When I was young, there were years when I just listened to Glenn Gould, them- couple years of just Rosaline Turek, after - Eugeni Koroliev, because for me at that periods they were the best. Now my biggest joy to listen to different interpretations without given out the 1, 2, and 3 places. Martha Algerich didn't play much of Bach, but similar to Perahia, Marie Peres, it is so human, so mind and heart uniting, as Perahia said about Bach. I love their interpretation of Bach, not my first choice, but for a daily life, to enjoy and become balanced
@@hernanmunozratto5899 @felixsinniger280 What it could mean for example is that she is evil, pretending to be unskilled in order to piss off the audience... Or maybe she really is not the best but, just one of the better ones... Or maybe she's indeed just not skilled like some other pianist who could help themselves and not commit the horrible crime that is to play a wrong note....
Martha Argerich has an immaculate ability to enrich Bach with soulful expression whilst keeping the timely rythm that his composition's demands. A true insperation today
Martha is a delight. I've heard many artists play this Partita and, even though there are slight differences in any artist's rendition, I found her rendition to be ummmmm more enjoyable?
I thing that I love about Martha Argerich Is her energy, like for example the Ravel piano concerto finale of first movement no one play with such and energy as she does
She is, unquestionably, a classic/Romantic-style performer, I feel that it enhances the presentation of this music. Bach never experienced the piano, or the pianoforte in his time. He never lived in the period of Aeolian-Skinner organs, or a Stravinsky-led Philadelphia Orchestra, but I believe would have reveled in the sounds of his music using the aforementioned vehicles! I am confident that he was overtaken by the great virtuoso Buxtehude having walked nearly 200 miles, one way, to hear the older master in Lubeck.
Bach je největší skladatel všech dob. Je to člověk, který mi dal ze všech lidí na světě nejvíc radosti. A dělá mi to už skoro 60 let. A všem lidem to dělá už 300 let...
This woman exudes such GREATNESS through her fingers that I have come to see her as a wonderful woman, and I feel tempted to say that she is _beautiful_ . idk ... Not only on appearance, but the nobility in her movements, simply everything; *What a magnificent person!!!*
1:10 has to be the most romantic, heart-wrenching melody ever. Just the touch and the feels it generates... Martha you are consummate translator of Bach's music to your audience and we have much to thank you for. We are so much the richer thanks to you. Oh also your hair flicks is just the bomb and your stank face at 18:59... lady you killed it and you know it! You brilliant woman you!
Every time I hear this piece, all I can hear is Glenn Gould playing it like some kind of insane person, playing it on his piano at his cottage, Gould dressed in a bathrobe. lol
@@gastonflatulenza1276 That chair was like Gould's equivalent to Thor's hammer, and was the source of Gould's power. Even today, the chair is bolted down in the Gould museum in Canada, otherwise it would fly though the air and land on Gould's grave.
At the end of the Sinfornia, she seemed to show that "This is for me to play, really play with the music." She is really awesome, like anything she plays is easy to her.
....I don't believe there is any such thing as Bach's " best interpretation"....all I know is that Argerich just sits down and plays and Bach's music speaks for itself.
Martha is a monument ! Her playing helps me better understand Bach... she tells the whole story ! from 8:45 to 10:30 the marvellous "fioriture"... and the contemplative 11;07 to 14:40 so beautiful !
Une interprète ravissante et une interprétation plein de vie. Conforme à la partition, et une vélocité douce. Une rigueur rythmique très agréable. Une sincérité rassurante. Merci et Bravo.
I play this as a study piece, as much as I can anyway after fifty-four years of practicing :-) The more I learn it, the more I need to learn it. Though I do have my moments I can't come anywhere near Martha's execution, phrasing, timing, and watching her has already made me revisit my fingering notation, which is a lifetime of unlearning I need to do :-) I love this piece and I love Three Flats.
She gave her first concert when she was four years old, 2023 82 years old, she is still there playing for the world.
This is awesome
I love the way she is playing the first note as soon as she sits down and when she plays the last note she is straight up from the piano stool. No messing around. Phenomenal performance.
All of you are missing something signiicant in this argument ‘Which is the proper way to play Bach’ Bach himself varied his interpretation of his keyboard pieces from performance to performance. In the case of his organ works he’d adjust his approach to work best with the particular acoustincs and instuments. We can however admit there are some nasty performances out there but that’s anothe issue.
YES! She IS just lovely ❣ Brings us all into the No-where-Land...Your comment is very nice too 🌸💫 ( david doherty)
@@dissilymordentroge5818 Who on Earth are you talking to?
I believe she had some anxiety about performing and would at time cancel them at the last minute. Perhaps she starts and stops like that out of anxiety, she doesn't give herself time to feel nervous. She is amazing and how wonderful she has been able to have strong hands and arms. Today at 80 she is still just as wonderful. My mother lost her ability to play lengthy pieces due to arthritis. She would have preferred to play until she passed at 90.
@@AkamiChannel how dare you assume their planet
0:13 Sinfonia (3:04 Fugue)
4:34 Allemande
8:54 Courante
11:06 Sarabande
14:37 Rondo
15:55 Capriccio
+Tony San Agustin Ortiz Muy bueno tu aporte... al hacer los cortes exactos...pero como hiciste para comandar el video ??? esta biuenissimo..Gracias
+Pascual Gabbanelli Tu aporte del "aporte" APORTA! Gracias.
Jose giménez pérez khé?
Pascual Gabbanelli Solo escribes los números del tiempo del vídeo y ya. xD
No es la gran ciencia. :v
+Tony San Agustin Ortiz Khé? es acaso en egipcio? Por las dudas mas khé seras tú!
Highest skill on any instrument I have ever seen and I'm 72. In July she will be 80. What a memory and love for the music.
Her repertoire she plays without notes is unbelievable. What must it be like to be able to play like that ? She plays with such expression and feeling as if it was the easiest thing in the world. What a privilege to see her play.
Dear Berthold, we have both the same age and the same opinion 😃😃😃 🌹🌹🌹 ❤❤❤
長生きしてください
Well said 👏
Just wonderful in every way ❤ xx
@@user-zm5qs3iw3k and prosper
She starts playing almost before she's fully sitted, a true piano gamer. A legend
I know! So effortless. Few can do that. Buniatishvili also comes to mind.
Алексей Султанов тоже сразу начинал играть.
Mrs Marta Argerich plays hundreds of piano pieces, some hours-long, all from memory, flawlessly . A definition of musical genius...
Not flawlessly. She fumbled a couple of times here. But I don't care, she's my all time favourite
@@e.p.s.9037oh please, she didn’t fumble anything. You fumbled things
Yesterday I saw her playing Bach..incredible...she in 78 years old and everytime is better...
Yes, there is no age for perfection...even after death - a soul does continue its own arising...
Die Musik ist wie ein Wasser welches ein Flussbett hinabfliesst. Jedes Hindernis wird sanft umkurvt und lässt alles so leicht erscheinen, sei es auch noch so herausfordernd. In schweren Zeiten ist die Musik von Bach deshalb so hilfreich und man findet einen Weg heraus.
Amazing how she starts as soon as she sits down without a moment to collect her thoughts.
because she is music itself ..i think so
I heard her play Prokofiev Third Piano Concerto in Philly (outdoor concert at the Mann) many years ago...same thing! Up until the opening piano entrance, she may as well have been filing her nails or eating potato chips. No preparation, nothing whatsoever, and then, BAM!!
I think she is so talented and experienced he just do it
Zubin mehta is the same, some times he starts even before the audience finished applauding
@@1celibidache224 yes)) I remember I noted the same when I saw her in Bergamo 5 years ago playing Beethoven
In tears from how beautiful this is… thank you Bach and Argerich
J. S. Bach is the greatest composer of all time
Yes. Yes. Yes. No other comes close.
@@suegroom8548That’s an exaggeration
Argerich's touch is simply divine. The nuances she brings to this Partita are both electrifying and deeply moving.
She has the most insane clarity and finger dexterity. Detaching those fugal passages at that speed!!! Just astonishing
I have no words to express how sublime this is, her mastery, her ease, she is everything, and Bach's music, ever and ever lifting our souls... I love to read everybody's comments of awe and love. Music is truly a gift from above.
0:14 just sit down and start playing. Amazing...
I doubt l will ever have the chance and privilege to see her play for real but thank You Tube and the genius of technology for bringing such brilliant music through such gifted interpreters to me.
This is sublimely beautiful, intelligent and thoroughly masterlful playing. It does not get any better. She is, literally, a genius.
I can‘t get how you can say that. Of course she interprets many romantic works on a high level but I really don‘t like her Bach. Partitas and Suites are dance music pieces. It doesn‘t dance. She slaps the piano. She has a clear and very full tone but she hammers many tones especially the Courante.
@@oskarsennert4075 your supposed to play Bach like that because back in his day they didn’t have pianos they had harpsichords
@@sergeyminka4757 ehm and even with a harpsichord you can create dynamics?
@@oskarsennert4075😏🤦🤣🤣🤣
Bach was a genius.
A monumental figure of the piano during the 20th century. With her cult-following, she continues to surprise and delight audiences all over the world. If you've ever heard her play in one of the great music halls, you realize you're in the presence of one of the greatest keyboard artists in history. Her recordings are legendary. But to hear her play this Bach partita in person is an experience of a lifetime!
I do enjoy the comments here (and elsewhere) where people "fighting" over which one is "the best interpretation". I would suggest a more positive attitude where we are all grateful we can enjoy so many interpretations from so many versatile artists, full of different colours and emotions and contexts. Martha was never my favourite Bach player, but the beauty of the music shines through each and every moment of her wonderful playing.
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Thank you for the comment. Please, listen to Sokolov's interpretation. I feel he is doing a cosmic interpretation while the rest of the best artists are still on the Earth.
Hello
Yes, Martha fails in places where we want her to succeed, but this is not one of them. It is wonderful and I hope for ever, whatever that is.
Stfu Gould's version is the best
Three geniuses at work here. Martha, Johann and the the producer of the piano.
She does not play music, she lives it. It is all about finesse and an incredible fluidity. It is just natural flow. An incredible artist. 😍
And this is why Bach is and always will be my favorite composer. And excellent performance!
Rightfully so David!
Virgil Fox used to say that he, "put music on a plane, which no one else could even think to reach, and from Bach, all else comes down." Soli Deo Gloria.
Deadass
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"We all suck compared to Bach".
Pat Metheny
I adore this woman and her unbelievable abilities in music.
She is indeed incredible!
Are you also a pianist?
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00:15 Sinfonia
04:35 Allemande
08:54 Courante
11:07 Sarabande
14:38 Rondeau
15:55 Capriccio
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Siempre grandiosa intérprete nuestra queridísima Martha, desde Argentina, tu patria, muchos amamos tu talento. Mas allá de recorrer un teclado, le extraes el alma al instrumento, cuando ejecutas, la partitura, la que sea, cobra vida y canta, danza, respira, vuela y el que te escucha queda envuelto, rodeado, atrapado en completa sensibilidad emocional.-
Martha Argerich is the Sorceress of Sound. I am always mesmerised by her lips while she plays: it looks like she is silently speaking incantations. One cannot fail to be bewitched. What I cannot understand is what went through the minds of the 104 philistines who disliked this video .
Laura Palmos Love that pouty mouth So serious. Like 'Hey Bach I'm gonna get you now"
She is doing a solfeggio to mark the rhythm. (i.e. humming the song)
人生の多くの時間をピアノに捧げてきた人の持つ重厚かつ繊細でなめらかな渓流の調べの様な音色が心に響いてきます。
JS Bach est à jamais le plus grand compositeur de tous les temps, passés, présents et à venir et Martha Argerich une de ses magnifiques interprètes. Souvent, quand j'entend les premiers accords du grand maitre, l'émotion est si forte que les larmes me montent aux yeux et je ne peux pas les réprimer ! Et d'ajouter bien modestement. Les compositions de Bach sont si évidentes et somptueuses qu'elles donnent le sentiment de les connaitre même si on les découvre pour la première fois . ET si on arrête d'écouter une pièce, une cantate on est incapable de continuer tant cette musique est d'une infinie complexité . C'est aussi cela être un génie.
😮 meravigliosa Marta
Wundervoll !
A beautiful melody played from the fingers. The sound resonates magnificently and flies beautifully. The profound melody expresses Bach's philosophy beautifully. Argerich is a genius. Her music evokes a heavenly paradise.
Martha’s facility is astonishing! I’m mesmerized watching her execute and interpret live, like she lives IN the composition and can choose moments to dazzle, others to pull my heartstrings. What a privilege to hear and see her.
Virtuosity.
this is what made me want to start piano and now it's also why i quit
Nicolas Couturier well it's deff not a song to start with..keep at it. Start with easier bach if you must, prelude in c major is a great beginners song
Tommy Noble It's a PIECE - not a song
you started playing with this piece? lol see that was your first mistake
Nicolas Couturier Nothing wrong with starting with a hard piece. Martha Argerich also started with pieces that were above her level. But you have to give it time and enjoy the learning process. As years go by and you learn more, you go back to that piece from a more mature perspective. Only if you persist. Playing an instrument is all about persisting.
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I love how she starts playing as soon as she takes sit, no previous drama, no nothing. Just take a sit and play... I bet she couldn't wait to start playing already lol. What a genius
Me too... :-)
It's not a bad thing to breathe and relax for a bit before starting to play. But Martha is just too badass to do it.
Martha Argerich es un orgullo poder escucharte, dejas tu alma en el piano cuando ejecutas una pieza musica. Gracias
Or the opposite. Bet she might also didn't wanna play at all :P
@@nikosflokas6901she has stage fright and has stated that this piece actually calms her down :) that’s why she starts her recitals playing it!
Mientras yo viva no dejaré de emocionarme hasta las lágrimas Desde mis 9 años me conmociona y me atrapa porque la admiro sin límites hoy a mis 91 años celebro haberla escuchado siempre que pudd
Geez, all my life, Bach has either made me smile, or burst into tears. His music makes me want to start playing the piano again. I regret quitting in the first place, because back then, I didn't realize that music would be such a big part of my life and that I'd love it as much as I do now.
I also regret having quit playing; but there is always something remains that we never lose. You may cease the actual practicing of music but your ears never go back to what they were before. I know you know what I mean..
never to late.this is because our body might age but the eternal soul can always thrive if the right input is given. especially in the later years
I hear ya sister! Music has always beena part of my life. Baroque was nevera favorite but I am embracing it now.
I've played piano all my life, and I'm now 74. What has struck me is that the pieces I so loved when I was a teenager, are still equally if not more beautiful. Twenty years ago, I broke a couple of fingers, and had my hand in a cast, with just the thumb and index finger sticking out. I was wondering if I would ever play as well. After a week or so I couldn't stand it, and began playing pieces using just those two fingers in my left hand. I realized then that however badly I played, I would still be playing. Actually, after rehabilitation there wasn't much of a problem.
You can resume the piano at anytime in your life. Just be prepared to practice-a lot!
Martha is like expensive wine, she only gets stronger with age
proves once more that not everything expansive is good
She also is incredibly addicting
Once you try listening to her once you can’t stop
@@brozomicki-sothe307 we never listen to her we do not like addictions to cheap stuff
@@democolor42 you must’ve been nominated Grand Prix in professional Argerich haters competition
@@democolor42 What do you mean? Cheap stuff? Your taste is all in your mouth. She is considered to be one of the greatest pianists of all time.
I adore this pianist and I adore her freedom in music as well as in her life.
...here we are at the divinity
...but what have we done to deserve this?
...thank you ...thank you so much divine Martha Argerich
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BRAVA Martha! I am enjoying this very, very much! Thank you! Thank you YOU TUBE!
“Brava” instead of “bravo”: I thank you from Italy!
Magnifique ... I just love the energy she has, Bach is so alive under her fingers, this is my favorite rendition of this piece
The piano salutes when Martha comes on stage! I listen to this over and over and... will always listen to it. Yes, she is the Queen!
I admire everyone who is able to play this.
i can play this, and replay as much as i want...and pause...and put volume higher
Me too. And how much do you admire somebody, who can not only play it, but play it like that?
Thanks
@@juancarlosprofeta3299 You're very modest too!
i'm learning it right now
I think that was my favorite hearing of any Bach piece, EVER! What magnificent musicality! Amazing!
immortal performance
Martha plays with such richness and personality that I love it so mcuh.
Lisa Ruping Cheng Can i add power and grace as well but i guess that would fit into personality 😒.. I just love her and have watched her for years🎶
Martha es sublime, siente profundamente la partitura. Magistral la interpretación de Bach, que es muy difícil !. Me siento orgullosa de que sea argentina !!
What a versatile pianist she is ！
Her wonderful performance embodies the Bach‘s musical aesthetics , and unrivaled
Elle est vraiment INCOMPARABLE, à tous niveaux,
une bénédiction dans l'amour qu'elle distribue avec une telle humilité
à travers ce don au Monde!
UNE très grande dame !
🙏💞🌈
Sublime music-making. JS Bach is sipping his coffee somewhere, listening and smiling. Someday I would like to see Martha Argerich in recital, live. But this is the next best thing. Thank you for posting it.
The sound of the piano is a sign of the soul
Sublime!
Escuchando en medio de las montañas de Characato.
Martha agranda el paisaje!!!!
Every Bach Partitas I listen to becomes my favorite at thet ime I am listening to it
Bachs Musik ist von einer anderen, besseren Welt und Martha mit ihrer Interpretation fliegt in diese Richtung.
Martha Argerich’s virtuosity is beyond comprehension.
Grandissimo geniale Sebastian Bach bellissima meravigliosa interpretazione Martha argerich
What a beautiful performance. Simply fantastic!
There was a time when the poorly suppressed cough from an audience member during a quiet moment in piece was an annoyance. Hearing it in this recording is more of a memory of how wonderful the world was before the dystopian world we live in now became a reality. Argerich is masterful, but I have to thank the random coughing guy too, for reminding me about the beautiful world we once inhabited.
Dont buy the bullshit.Keep seeking joy.No one can tell you how to live.
Recuerdo aquel día en que la fuimos a ver al teatro 3 de Febrero en Entre Ríos. En medio de su concierto se comenzaron a escuchar sollozos y suspiros del público. Estaba comenzando a suceder algo extraordinario, un éxtasis espiritual se estaba apoderando de la audiencia. Nunca lo olvidaré. Nunca creí que eso pudiera suceder. Era Martha tocando con una devoción celestial. El teatro queda cerca de la tierra donde nació su madre (ella explicaría luego). Cuando terminó quedamos todos en silencio durante unos segundos, como si no entendiéramos aún que es lo que había pasado. Los aplausos comenzaron de a poco, y no terminaron nunca. La ovación fué in crescendo ad infinitum, la gente lloraba, .. fué la apoteosis de la música. Martha, (que es de fierro ) también lloraba... nos miraba a todos y se sonreía, sabía que había pasado algo extraordinario...
que va
Qué interesante. Creo que la madre es hija de inmigrantes judíos de Ucrania que se establecieron en colonias gracias al Baron Hirsh. Me hubiese gustado estar allí. Me gustaría tener la oportunidad de verla. Saludos.
Es algo que se llama hecho artístico . Es un punto medio entre el interior y el exterior del interprete y de lo que trasmite. Un intermedio entre Lo que piensa internamente a cerca de todos los aspectos tecnicos de la obra y las emociones que intenta sacar del interior de la partitura y del objetivo del compositor , y el exterior y lo que el publico está recibiendo y sintiendo. Es un punto muy dificil de lograr pero es magico cuando sucede
Qué extraordinario.
Es algo que no se puede ensayar ni planear. A veces, solo a veces, sucede esa comunicación tan intensa.
Wooowww. Que relato más impresionante. Me imaginé cada detalle. Gracias por compartirlo. Me estremeció con solo leerlo, que habrá sido con haberlo presenciado físicamente. Salve.
She's absolutely incredible.
there’s something about how she makes simple melodies sound heavy that’s unique among many Bach interpretations- precise but not mechanical
well said.
Mi fa morire come attacca a suonare appena si siede, senza aspettare nemmeno un secondo! Come se avesse immaginato di suonare quel brano mentre camminava verso il pianoforte. Pazzesco! La sua tecnica e musicalità sono uniche! ❤️🏆🥇🙏
Maravillosa Marta. bellísima versión, COMO TODA INTERPRETACIÓN QUE ELLA HACE.
Oj p Marho chciałabym usłyszeć tę Partite na żywo .Srebrne kropelki ,delicja dla ucha 👍
I picture JS Bach smiling down with unalloyed joy upon hearing how much this magnificent performer has done such honor to his work. Beautifully rendered!
The moment she sits down and her fingers touch the keys, she seems to forget everything but herself and the piano. It's magical.
Maybe she’s just looking forward to getting a cheeseburger after the recital.
@@mercoid Maybe you are just looking forward to getting a cheeseburger after the recital.
@@michelsoucy1245 Maybe you are looking forward to him looking forward to getting a cheeseburger after the recital.
@@Steppenziege bull f...g shit
Did somebody say “Cheeseburger!?”
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One of the best interpretation I've heard so far. Crystal Clear and accurate
When I was young, there were years when I just listened to Glenn Gould, them- couple years of just Rosaline Turek, after - Eugeni Koroliev, because for me at that periods they were the best. Now my biggest joy to listen to different interpretations without given out the 1, 2, and 3 places. Martha Algerich didn't play much of Bach, but similar to Perahia, Marie Peres, it is so human, so mind and heart uniting, as Perahia said about Bach. I love their interpretation of Bach, not my first choice, but for a daily life, to enjoy and become balanced
Love the fact that Argerich never basks in the applause and all that nonsense. She just gets straight down to it!
Without diminishing other great pianists and musicians, Martha is in a league of her own, in which everybody else is landscape…
I think Andras Schiff, Murray Perahia, Angela Hewitt, Sokolov and some more pianists cannot learn nothing from here.
To my mind.
And sometimes the landscape is more beautiful than the foreground
Also she play a wrong note at 3:07
@@bargledargle7941A wrong note does not mean anything, to my mind.
@@bargledargle7941 and your point is? She played a wrong note and….?
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@felixsinniger280
What it could mean for example is that she is evil, pretending to be unskilled in order to piss off the audience... Or maybe she really is not the best but, just one of the better ones...
Or maybe she's indeed just not skilled like some other pianist who could help themselves and not commit the horrible crime that is to play a wrong note....
The capriccio! OMG! That is sublime! No one can compare!
What about gould
Antikfone 1 i think comparing Gould to any of Bach is cheating
David Fray
Martha Argerich has an immaculate ability to enrich Bach with soulful expression whilst keeping the timely rythm that his composition's demands.
A true insperation today
Martha is a delight. I've heard many artists play this Partita and, even though there are slight differences in any artist's rendition, I found her rendition to be ummmmm more enjoyable?
I absolutely agree with you.
Martha is a delight.
Her rendition is more enjoyable, beautiful, fascinating 😍
she attacks it. very beautiful interpretation.
I thing that I love about Martha Argerich Is her energy, like for example the Ravel piano concerto finale of first movement no one play with such and energy as she does
@@nicolaspachecoarango Her energy on Prokofievs 3rd also always shocks and surprises me whenever I listen to her interpretation. It's so refreshing.
She is, unquestionably, a classic/Romantic-style performer, I feel that it enhances the presentation of this music. Bach never experienced the piano, or the pianoforte in his time.
He never lived in the period of Aeolian-Skinner organs, or a Stravinsky-led Philadelphia Orchestra, but I believe would have reveled in the sounds of his music using the aforementioned vehicles! I am confident that he was overtaken by the great virtuoso Buxtehude having walked nearly 200 miles, one way, to hear the older master in Lubeck.
Merveilleuse Martha Argerich ! Ma pianiste préférée de tous les temps et de tous les lieux !
un amour impossible
Bruh
Память и руки воспроизводят Баховское волшебство.
CREO QUE HAY POCAS COSAS más bellas que su música. Gracias por compartir ese pensamiento!, Buhonet.
Bach je největší skladatel všech dob. Je to člověk, který mi dal ze všech lidí na světě nejvíc radosti. A dělá mi to už skoro 60 let. A všem lidem to dělá už 300 let...
-- Rien de telle que cette merveilleuse mélodie pour retrouver le sourire. Martha Argerich, la grace, l'élégance et la justesse au piano. --
:)
+Ben Cuevas Mais un tanto "marcado" le pega fuerte a las teclas.
Comfort and gracefulness and solemnity of Bach’s music is immeasurable profound and beyond description and off the charts
Her executions are perfect, magnificent. She gives off light
Bach interpretato da lei è la perfezione assoluta.
I keep coming to this video again and again.
This woman exudes such GREATNESS through her fingers that I have come to see her as a wonderful woman, and I feel tempted to say that she is _beautiful_ . idk ... Not only on appearance, but the nobility in her movements, simply everything;
*What a magnificent person!!!*
1:10 has to be the most romantic, heart-wrenching melody ever. Just the touch and the feels it generates... Martha you are consummate translator of Bach's music to your audience and we have much to thank you for. We are so much the richer thanks to you. Oh also your hair flicks is just the bomb and your stank face at 18:59... lady you killed it and you know it! You brilliant woman you!
Every time I hear this piece, all I can hear is Glenn Gould playing it like some kind of insane person, playing it on his piano at his cottage, Gould dressed in a bathrobe. lol
This
Glenn Gould divinizza lo strumento e la musica. Non c’è confronto.
A smile inducing image for me. She gives it so much ebullience that for a moment I was freed of that image.
Glenn Gould, humming all the way, and sitting at the piano on a ridiculously short chair!
@@gastonflatulenza1276 That chair was like Gould's equivalent to Thor's hammer, and was the source of Gould's power. Even today, the chair is bolted down in the Gould museum in Canada, otherwise it would fly though the air and land on Gould's grave.
At the end of the Sinfornia, she seemed to show that "This is for me to play, really play with the music." She is really awesome, like anything she plays is easy to her.
....I don't believe there is any such thing as Bach's " best interpretation"....all I know is that Argerich just sits down and plays and Bach's music speaks for itself.
Wanda Landowska used to say to other performers, "You play Bach your way and I'll play it his way."
Que gran pianista poseedora de una extrema sensibilidad que la hace única, la gran Martha Argerich 🇦🇷
One of the really greats of the keyboard.
Martha is a monument ! Her playing helps me better understand Bach... she tells the whole story ! from 8:45 to 10:30 the marvellous "fioriture"... and the contemplative 11;07 to 14:40 so beautiful !
This is the best music I ever heard!!!!!!!!!
Im 8 and i played that already i hope u playedit also
@@juancarlosprofeta3299 Asian?
@@pooliansshots6731 Ling Ling?
@@pooliansshots6731 i play appassionata at 13 i am asian but i dont have tiger parents
Incontestablement la meilleure des pianistes au monde Une maitrise parfaite tout en simplicité Je suis totalement entièrement fan😘
Une interprète ravissante et une interprétation plein de vie. Conforme à la partition, et une vélocité douce. Une rigueur rythmique très agréable. Une sincérité rassurante. Merci et Bravo.
I play this as a study piece, as much as I can anyway after fifty-four years of practicing :-) The more I learn it, the more I need to learn it. Though I do have my moments I can't come anywhere near Martha's execution, phrasing, timing, and watching her has already made me revisit my fingering notation, which is a lifetime of unlearning I need to do :-)
I love this piece and I love Three Flats.
GENIA DEL PIANO QUE MARAVILLA INTERPRETACION ,LLEGA HASTA LO MAS INTIMO DEL ALMA .
Have to hear this lady play every day.
Спаси Бог, прекрасно, слушал после Винесуэльского Реквиума, Бах удивительная личность, божественная, исполнительница прекрасна, Маха...
Brava..............her toccata touch is unsurpassed. And the voicing in the music..........amazing
Y ella... que gran pianista... sus manos vuelan por el teclado con una gracia impresionante!!!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I’m 10 and I’m playing this. I have played piano for 6 years now and my Mom is a violin teacher.
Show off? You're 10 so you can't fully understand Bach
maomaozai88 good to know, ^^ I agree with u
T Đ it doesn’t matter how old she is. It’s possible that she understands Bach better than u do...
@@ThuanaoThiBich Which of course you do.
ok
SHE PLAYS INSANELY GOOD THE CAPRICCIO!!
высший пилотаж!!!! какая красивая женщина!!!
Pure fresh and colourful Jazz!
...Bach muss direkt vom Himmel herabgestiegen sein...❤️😍❤️👍❤️
Stunning. Transcendent. Lovely.