Master playing!!! He is so focused and the sound/ tempo, passion and gravity - all is so perfect balanced. Just breathtaking! I think Brahms would have loved it, i know that Brahms lovers sure do!
You are absolutely right, for some reasons so many pianists think that it must be done at the speed of light depriving the piece of all the poetry and passion.
The melody on the left hand was written as a dotted quaver followed by a semiquaver note. But Anton played it as it was triplets. Anyone want to say something about this interesting option of playing
if you'll notice he is quite reserved when the song is not Fortissimo... Going four octaves with your hand can result in "arm gestures" and as far as his "hand gestures" go they actually sound pretty damn good on the low end. He's playing with power, not flair. Jumping around so much on the left and playing so many blacks staccato necessitates a high hand position. You want him to drag his hand on the piano? He needs no practice; he fucking nailed the piece and he was a world class competitor
I didn't realize that my comments would excite such anger in you. When I said practice makes perfect, I was referring to his stage presence. Furthermore, aside from your common analysis of his technique, watch how the great Horowitz played the piano with his hands at the keys - and he could reach all the notes too. You are crude! John-Niles of California
Wie bestimmen Sie, was besser ist? Und wie sind Sie qualifiziert, dieses Urteil zu fällen? Was ist mit unterschiedlichen Interpretationen? Du bist nur ein Troll mit einem negativen Kommentar.
All those hand and arm gestures are unnecessary theatrics for serious piano playing! And those white socks with the black tie and tails are a painful and detracting eyesore to his performance. Mr. Mordasov plays the Brahms piece well, but he need to refine his stage presence so that it compliments his piano playing. The whole performance sounded better as I listened to it with my eyes closed! Practice makes perfect! John-Niles of California
Master playing!!! He is so focused and the sound/ tempo, passion and gravity - all is so perfect balanced. Just breathtaking! I think Brahms would have loved it, i know that Brahms lovers sure do!
You are absolutely right, for some reasons so many pianists think that it must be done at the speed of light depriving the piece of all the poetry and passion.
This is my favorite style; clear and strong
Браво!!!
力強く情熱的。感動しました。他のピアニストの方の演奏も聴きましたがこの方の演奏が一番好きです。
This is authority. Bravo, Maestro.
I'm learning this at the moment and must say that this is one of my favourite versions on youtube. This guys plays just as good as Radu Lupu!
He slipped at 1:39,and I LOVED it. You're so good man!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good rendition. He even added an extra note of his own to the composition at 1:37 ;)
Yeah!!! I posted 1:39,but you must be right, I just guessed!! 🤣
i can play from 0:00 - 0:08. so pro.
dang
I like this guys expression!
Bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo
Nice, very nice indeed
Yes, an interpretation that brings conflict and truce together in universal appeasement. BRAVO
The melody on the left hand was written as a dotted quaver followed by a semiquaver note. But Anton played it as it was triplets. Anyone want to say something about this interesting option of playing
Where? I don't understand...
♥ ♥ ♥ Thank you very much ♥ Wonderful !! ♥ ♥ ♥
Simply Classic
Dude's a badass. Unquestionably.
Waw wehnelt i saw him i was very impressed
Finalmente musica, Bravo!
Amazing
Real master!
If we could mix his interpretation and Richter's one it would be the best interpretation ever I think
I love this version. I much prefer how deals with the tempo. I feel like too many performers rush the beginning too much
I AGREE. Sometimes, Brahms' music suffers from being played too quick
I’m I the only one who think this guy looks so much like Robert Schumann??
Incredible performance.
if you'll notice he is quite reserved when the song is not Fortissimo... Going four octaves with your hand can result in "arm gestures" and as far as his "hand gestures" go they actually sound pretty damn good on the low end. He's playing with power, not flair. Jumping around so much on the left and playing so many blacks staccato necessitates a high hand position. You want him to drag his hand on the piano?
He needs no practice; he fucking nailed the piece and he was a world class competitor
Wow, finally someone who actually plays it a little less than allegro and NOT allegro...
he played an extra note right at the end :P
Mi
so ?
1:37 he makes an mistake
“To play a wrong note is INSIGNIFICANT; To play without PASSION is INEXCUSABLE!” Ludwig van Beethoven
So... What ?
+joel reichman A, not an
....and it's not the only one but his performance and interpretation are great.
1:35 is that an error?
Wonderful playing! White Socks!?!?! why!?!?!
Yes, the socks ARE distracting...that's why musicians wear black, to be HEARD and not SEEN. It is about the MUSIC, not the performer.
Tony Cube probably to match the cuff links and collar.
Margaret Walker i didn’t find them distracting at all. I didn’t even notice until I saw this comment.
Doesn't bothers me at all.
@@arando4359 Dark coloured socks is pretty much the number 1 rule when it comes to suits.
he looks like mr Schumann
I definitely prefer the first but this is an excellent performance.
Хорошая интерпретация.Ещё у Марты Аргерих.
My 15 year old cousin mastered this piece but then he stopped playing the piano rip
archetypal
有一个致命的缺点是没有延长标有延音记号符号的音
哪一个？
33
翻谱子对一下
感觉时间特别短
that dudes got white socks
WHITE SOCKS ALERT
Im learning the piece right now. Its easy. For me at least.
0:00-0:10 beat u :P
Well, better than the previous one, at least this one counts right!! But both are far from really spelling the music out.
I didn't realize that my comments would excite such anger in you. When I said practice makes perfect, I was referring to his stage presence. Furthermore, aside from your common analysis of his technique, watch how the great Horowitz played the piano with his hands at the keys - and he could reach all the notes too. You are crude!
John-Niles of California
Definitely a great pianist! Although a lot of it is crowd pleasing, he is too dramatic for his actual skill. Hate if you want. idgaf.
how can u be too dramatic ?
Sehr gut, aber ein Freund von mir aus meiner Klasse hat das besser gemacht als er.
Wie bestimmen Sie, was besser ist? Und wie sind Sie qualifiziert, dieses Urteil zu fällen? Was ist mit unterschiedlichen Interpretationen? Du bist nur ein Troll mit einem negativen Kommentar.
All those hand and arm gestures are unnecessary theatrics for serious piano playing! And those white socks with the black tie and tails are a painful and detracting eyesore to his performance. Mr. Mordasov plays the Brahms piece well, but he need to refine his stage presence so that it compliments his piano playing. The whole performance sounded better as I listened to it with my eyes closed! Practice makes perfect!
John-Niles of California
Amazing