Zimerman - Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 5 - I Allegro (1/3)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Director : Leonard Bernstein.
Pianist : Krystian Zimerman.
Orchestra : Wiener Philharmoniker.
Scritto da Ludwig van Beethoven tra il 1809 e il 1810 è detto "L'Imperatore", nome assegnatoli in via del tutto posticcia e non inerente a Napoleone Bonaparte cui si riferisce invece la Terza Sinfonia del 1804 detta "Eroica". Il concerto fu dedicato come il precedente dell'op.58 all'arciduca Rodolfo d'Asburgo-Lorena. La prima di questo concerto non fu eseguita a Vienna ma a Lipsia , l'anno successivo a quello della sua stesura definitiva, il 28 novembre 1811, dal pianista Johan Shneider e sotto la direzione del maestro Johann Philip Cristian Schulz. A Vienna fu eseguito l'anno dopo con un pubblico che dimostrò una certa freddezza nei confronti del capolavoro beethoveniano, anche in considerazione della durata dell'esecuzione(circa 45').
Il concerto è in mi bemolle maggiore ed è suddiviso in 3 movimenti:
Allegro
Adagio un poco moto
Rondo allegro ma non troppo
L'allegro apre con una cadenza che presenta carattere virtuosistico a cui segue l'esposizione dei temi da parte di un Tutti orchestrale. Il primo è pomposo e gioioso e si scontra col secondo tema interiore ed essenziale nella scrittura che viene esposto dall'orchestra prima nella tonalità minore rispetto al primo tema e poi dal pianoforte in si minore e nella ripresa in do diesis minore. Il percorso armonico in questo primo tempo risulta piuttosto articolato così da sottolineare la sempre più frequente ricerca da parte di Beethoven di un allargamento delle forme che fin dalla giovinezza era sovente modificare (come dimostrano alcune sonate giovanili e tutte quelle che fanno parte del terzo periodo compositivo di Beethoven).
L'adagio un poco moto presenta un tema dalla cantabilità estrema unita alla dolcezza sublime tipica dei suoi secondi movimenti. Ricco di trilli che utilizzava per rendere l'effetto del prolungamento altrimenti scadente soprattutto nei pianoforti dell'epoca poveri di sonorità. Anche in questo frangente il pianoforte non è semplice solista ma fuso in un tutt'uno con l'orchestra che prima accompagna il tema eseguito dal pianoforte e poi lo espone accompagnato nel registro acuto dello strumento a tasto (questo movimento sarà utilizzato da Peter Weir per accompagnare l'atmosfera misterica del suo Picnic a Hanging Rock).
Con una modulazione improvvisa tramite una discesa cromatica (si-si bemolle ovvero dominante di mi bemolle) avviene il collegamento col Rondo che presenta subito un'emiolia nel tema che lo rende saltellante e gioioso. La zona centrale diventa una continua proposizione del tema da parte del pianoforte, con accenti particolarmente delicati, a cui segue sempre la risposta imperiosa dell'orchestra. Dopo una sorta di ripresa il dialogo tra pianoforte e orchestra diventa più stretto fino all'arrivo della cadenza finale piuttosto scarna di poche battute a cui segue un'altrettanto breve coda dell'orchestra a chiudere il concerto.
Il più grande piano concerto mai scritto. Beethoven, basta la parola!
Este "Emperador" es mágico. Las notas son brillantes, Zimerman viaja por el teclado con una delicadeza única, Leonard Bernstein muestra una faceta muy divertida, casi "naïf" en la concepción del concierto en su conjunto... ¡Un 10!
Simply magic..I wish if i could only for once in my life to be in a hall like this. Listening this great orchestra and this amazing pianist playing Beethoven..Bravo Bravo
This is one of my favourite versions.
The Pianist, Orchestra and Conductor are in one accord in bringing forth this majestic work.
In my humble opinion, one of the most incredible pianists of his generation. Without his playing much of the beauty of these incredible works would have been left unspoken :D
I am studying this concert these days... I can't describe in words how epic I find this opus, and what I feel when I play it...
Elle est vraiment fabuleuse cette interprétation de Zimerman et de Bernstein. Elle va droit au coeur.
He could even look like as a monster to me, what has it got to do with music?his piano is so strong, so beautiful, yet delicate and precise..delightful!
This piece and recording is giving me goosebumps..
Its so incredible.
Everybody speaks about the interpreters: but it's BEETHOVEN ! He is to clap, to applaud, to cheer! We pay too much attention to the interpreters. But the author is the thing!
He belongs in the highest echelon of great pianists. Extremely gifted and musical. His recording of the second movement of Chopin's second piano concerto is the most exquisite I've ever heard.
THE GREAT PERFORMANCE BY BERNSTEIN & ZIMERMAN THIS ,,EMPEROR,,
Beethoven......i Wiener con Bernstein e Zimerman nel concerto 5, credo sia una concentrazione di genialità unica !!
The first three and a half minutes are some of my favorites by Beethoven.
semplicemente STRAORDINARIO!!!!!!
One of the really great recordings!! I just love it very much so!
Arrau's Emperor is recognized worldwide as being the best performance of the piece. better than any other living or dead pianist'sperformance,.... there is nothing strange about it,..... it is majestic, and sublime,...
Efectivamente.Una divina pareja para una obra excepcional.
incredible...the best..
Bernstein +Zimerman = Brilliant!
el mejor pianista , mejores interpretaciones un gran estilo.
wow the violin sounds amazing
Excelente esta composición de Beethoven Y el pianista magistral
The best virsion, so amaizing......
wow ! I had never heard such a performance before.
thanks
Wow! The sound quality is right up there with the best I've heard. And musically I can't find fault with it. This doesn't sound too mechanical or contrived to me. Bravo!
great pianist and great shampoo
@01EVH dont forget that although they played once in the concert they probably have rehearsed multiple times already! and the conductor led everything through :)
the best...
Zimerman plays notes crystal clear! Kudos to bernstein! I bought a recording of this work played by Brendel and conducted by Rattle! Brendel as usual in command of the piece but the VPO sounded little weak!
L'union Bernstein Zimerman... que demander de plus beau!
Maravilloso
Very, very good performance by Zimerman & Bernstein... my second favorite Emperor (after Arrau & Davis Emperor.)
Oir esta música te hace creer en en el ser humano....al menos en algunos.
The Gods at work:Zimerman and Bernstein
Thank you for uploading!
Adoro il frammento 2:32 - 2:48!
Prima di questo mi stavo ascoltando un concerto di Hummel. Giusto per sentire di più la differenza...
Excellent!
wonderfulll!
Divino
viva la musica
5:07 perfecto!
@xiangyik, Zimmerman is a dry musican. He plays from his brains, but not from his heart nor his imagination. One can tell that while he tries hard to play "perfectly", his soul is not into it. Undoubtedly he is talented and skilled but that is not enough. The real question is whether the public wants to hear his playing over and over and........I'm afraid that his playing does not endear the general public.
magnifique- il me manquent des paroles pour m''exprimer -
c''et divin !!!!
After Arrau.. Zimerman...
More 31.D.Ranki 32.Alexei Lubimov 33.Solomon 34.G.Bachauer 35.Khatia Buniatishvili 37.Cliburn 38 Gould 39.Sultanov 40.Schanbel 41 Argerich 42.Dina Yoffe 43.Yakov Zak
The best the youtube videos 1.Rubinstein 2.Sokolov 3.Richter 4.Lupu 5.Perahia 6.Gilels 7.Kempff 8.Horowitz 9.Gavrilov 10.D.Bashkirov 11.Maria Grinberg 12.Natalia Trull 13.Anatoly Vedernikov 14.T.Nikolaeva 15.Pollini
5: 46 siempre sublime
OH 'YA!
Transcendent!
Maybe it's my ears playing tricks on me, but the version I can hear here seems to miss entire bars and sequences of bars from what I can hear on my LP's and CD's... Believe me, there's no way a version audible on the PC can be compared with one from a good hi-fi or - "a consummation devoutly to be wish'd" in a concert hall. Gheorghij
@moonbal Can you come down to a more modest, simple audio CD? What do you need to SEE??!!! Just listen to the music!!! As to performers, I suggest Emil Gilels at the piano, Kyril Kondrashin as orchestra conductor (USSR State Symphonic Orchestra). Gheorghij
More 16.Rosa Tamarkina 17.E.Novitskaya 18.Ashkenazy 19.D.Lipatti 20.Oleg Boshcniakovich 21.Pletnev 22.Felijca Blumenthal 23.M.Lympany 24.Stanislav Igolinsky 25.Earl Wild 27.J.Avdeeva 28.Laura Mikkola 29.B.Davidovich 30.Irina Zaritskaya
5:33 my favorite part =].
@kecasso Perché, i "secoli" non sono un'espressioine di "tempo"??!!! Gheorghij
A mix of Chuck Norris and young Obi-Wan, I think. It's the only way I can explain such powerful performance.
Pardon de n'avoir point laissé de commentaires précédemment 🤔
I forgot 26.Edwin Fischer 36.Stanislav Bunin
@pedracci That's CLEVER!!! Gheorghij
@peakman2006, Zimmerman has the annoying tendency to play contrively, too controlled, unnaturally, showing off his pianistic skills rather than expressing his visions of art, and listeners can spot a setup. .....but, upon rehearing this video, I'll admit that Zimmerman played charmingly well in this Emperor's concerto, exhibiting great mature finesse with a right amount of a young man's zeal and vitality ---he himself looks to be about 34, like Napoleon who became emperor at 35.
@freeqwerqwer I saw your comments on a lot of videos criticizing Cortot, Rubinstein, Zimmerman, and Bernstein... You must be crazy, or renegade, i'm sure.
imparato tutto ad orecchio.........qualcosina sfugge sempre
he is like jesus........
Good try from Zimerman, good technique... but I can't feel Beethoven's passion, majesty...emotions...it is just good sound.
Arrau's Emperor is far the best among all I've heard.
Too bad Zimerman can't perform with Maestro Berstein anymore :(
I came back to watch this video and noticed 2 dislikes. WTF did you dislike? The French Horn player's haircut? FFS. Heathen
jammer dat niet compleet is.
@freeqwerqwer Probably the most absurd thing about your comment is that you feel you "can tell his soul is not into it." Its completely reasonable to judge what is and isn't appealing to you as a member of the general public but it is unreasonable to, at the same time, consider yourself such an expert. Also, anyone who knows anything would tell you that one of Zimermans most prominent features is his ability to produce with such little effort. Tries hard to play perfectly? Come on man. Do better
arghhhh 6.04
はさまめてっあのはならやよや」
@01EVH LOL
and u r lyk a person lived and escaped from a slum and looking for a computer to write bad comments
This version is' completely out of style and understanding Beethoven
@freeqwerqwer Bernstein doesn't know how to make music? Zimer man is a fake? Total waste of time. I can only imagine that his is fully a tongue-in-cheek sarcasm. I cannot begin to imagine how you could actually back-up statements like that, and moreso, which performances you would point to as an improvement.
3 dislikes ? they must be deaf....