My father was born in 1939(maybe same as you are), and died last year. He didn't know Mozart ever. I will give you a warning. Too much exercise will make you exhausted.
Many people that don't play the piano may not realize how excruciatingly difficult it is to play Mozart. You have to balance delicacy with classical majesty yet keep it within Mozart's rather narrow emotional boundaries. Here we have someone so skilled it almost defies comprehension. The pearl like consistency of her trills and runs boggles the mind after you try this yourself. I believe this is how Mozart envisioned this to be played. Not an anemic, whimpy style that so many approach it with. Mozart had power but it was so tightly controlled and monitored. Surely Mozart has driven more pianists to madness than any other composer. Yet here Ms Son effortlessly lets the piano sing to its heart's content. This is a performance that has few rivals. True best-in-the-world playing.
I was depressed for a long time, I seemed useless and bad. This music has helped me relieve fatigue and stress. Thanks for sharing it. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!
Same to you my friend! I'm glad you got out of the mud. Music is one of the 3 oldest languages there is and the connection, energy and love gets transferred so easily. It's truly healing. God bless you! ❤❤❤
이 연주를 듣는데 그냥 문득 인생을 낭비하지 말아야겠다는 생각이 들었다. 손열음의 이 아름다운 연주가 완성되기까지 얼마나 많은 땀과 노력과 눈물이 있었을지 생각해보니 내가 흘려보낸 시간들이 부끄러울 따름이다.. 물론 노력과 별개로 그의 재능이 너무나 빛나기도 하지만 내가 가진 작은 재능들 역시 감사하고 귀하게 여기며 가꾸고 발전시켜나가고 싶다
Du musst es bereits als Kind auswendig gelernt haben. Danach geht es in das Muskelgedächtnis und bleibt dort unheimlich lange aktiv. ❤@@antonioperezespinosa4761
When you practice something a lot memorizing it is the least of your worries. After a few days or weeks it's basically solidified in your mind. "Repetition: The Mother of Skill."
I have searched under every stone, book, and piece of furniture. Yet, I still cannot find a flaw in technique, interpretation, nor within the general emotional aspects which serve to grant a supreme ethereal complement to this performance. I have said it before, with Mitsuko Uchida doing the Mozart 9 (Jeunehomme) and my comment then was properly deemed a strong positive assessment: "She gives Mozart balls". I do not mean this in a trivial, pejorative sense. I mean it in a substantive, overpowering sense, one that witnesses my assessment of an extraordinary substance to a composer that I sometimes do not fully embrace. When it becomes necessary to treat Mozart delicately, Yeol Eum Son does. When it becomes necessary to perform some passages with a romantic flare and powerful passion, she does. It distills into something as simple as that. She is not intimidated, fearful, afraid of Mozart. Yeol Eum Son is not hesitant to attack this as it should be attacked. This is probably Mozart's very best Second Movement that he ever wrote and its performance is more than adequate. Overall, the performance is stunning and I do agree with many out there that it is probably the best on RUclips for this '21'. - David Lyga
Have you ever listened to the second movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 27, in B-Flat Major, his final piano concerto, one which reaches into Mozart's very soul?
Came here after hearing Ms Son play Rondo alla Turca on Classic FM, and I'm stunned at her precision, touch and lyricism.. She brings this piece to life, and the orchestras shares her values. Wonderful performance! Will the world ever stop playing Mozart? I hope not, his music is so civilizing.
Ms. Son deserves the applaud for every bit she plays. This whole orchestra has got the power to stop the clock clicking. You are stuck in this music forever. One shall surely remember this piece in one's last moment of life. That's the power of this video.
This is my boyfriend's favorite video I think he's ever seen. It literally brings him to tears. He says it's the most beautiful music and Mozart himself would be pleased.
Admirable Mozart, qui a su mettre LA beauté surnaturelle en musique . Cet andante notamment est une des plus belles pages jamais écrites . Quelques notes subtilement égrénées parfois seulement par le piano dans son " dialogue " avec l'orchestre, mais quelles notes !!! La beauté pure dans le dépouillement ...Et une pianiste surdouée avec une très grande sensibilité ! Un immense merci à tous ces musiciens et à tous les ingénieurs qui nous permettent d'écouter ces merveilleux concerts !
No doubt Yeol Eum Son has progressed towards excellence while playing this song tens of thousands of times. The way her fingers float over the piano keys as she performs, expressing and sharing her emotions with the world, makes me believe in the existence of perfection. Having it, Yeol Eum Son mesmerized everyone who listened to her recite Mozart's magnificent composition.
I am a performer major and professional. Mozart can stand alone. What makes the difference is what one does "TO or WITH" his music. This performance with the young pianist, Yeol Eum Son, got the essence, tone and articulation of the Concerto No. 21, which I love. It sends me into a 'seventh heaven'. Wonderful! Congrats Yeol Eum Son.
I have always liked this concerto, it actually started me on listening to Mozart regularly. But this is beyoond all comprehension - the fingers fly on the keys and yet there is the impression that each note is carefully crafted by the piamist. A treasure.
The pianist, the orchestra, and the conductor, are all a joy to listen to. A very pure sound. Don't get to hear that too often. One "thumbs up" is not adequate enough.
The audience often doesn't appreciate an orchestra that supports the performer yet never calls much attention to itself. It's a fine line a conductor tries to walk along and it's very difficult to get it so right like we see here. Everything came together.
손열음은 모차르트를 가장 사랑한대요. 슬픈 아름다움이 있다고. 그래서 그런지 손열음이 연주하는 모차르트는 기쁨이 아니라 슬픔이 승화되어 표현되는 것 같아요. 손열음의 연주 레파토리로서 유명한게 많지만 전 모차르트 연주가 가장 좋아요! 👍 저 집중력 어쩔거냐.... 존경스럽다 그리고 부러운 재능.
손열음님 음악은 더이상 악보가 아니네요.신의 숨결이네요. 이토록 아름다운 프리젠테이션은 처음입니다. 피아노콘체르트에서 대부분의 곡은 나머지 오케스트라에 묻혀 버리는데 음을 리드해가면서도 두드러지면서 조화를 이루어가네요. 손열음님은 과연 대가입니다. 당신을 이생에 만나 영광입니다.
Cette dame est d'une virtuosité et une sensibilité époustouflantes. On voit et entend beaucoup de virtuoses coréens. Cela donne des interprétations nouvelles et merveilleuses. Merci Mme Yeol Eum Son...
Music from a great Austrian composer, a Russian music competition, a South Korean pianist, a Russian orchestra with a wonderful Russian conductor Mr. A. Utkin, a grand piano made either in Germany or the USA .. And comments pouring from all over the world.. Music really unites all. The world is one!
Since I have heard HER i cannot hear ANY other Pianist play this. You always can hear EVERY SINGLE tone even if all sounds like a cascade of sparkling water with little diamonds.
Stunning , dazzling technique ! Incredible emotional mastery ! I fell under the spell of Yeol Eum Son ! She is probably one of the best pianist in the world ! Great artist !
Yesterday I was listening to an interview with Clifford Curzon, one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. He said that this concerto and the middle movement is one of the most beautiful pieces of music every written
One cannot but smile when hearing Mozart. One of the greatest gifts to mankind. His music will last for ever because it goes to the very essence of what human beings are.
From every aspect of classical composition and rendition this is the most exquisite I have ever heard in my 82 years. Wonderful piano playing and accompaniment brought out by a wonderful work of conducting. Pencil or baton is immaterial, this young conductor has immersed himself in the wonderful art of getting the best out of everyone on that stage. Congratulations to him first and foremost, and to the soloists and all the instrumentalists, who have lived up to his highest hopes. I truly thank God for music like this. It is the very music of heaven.
I was noticing how young many of the orchestra musicians are, and yet every part is played flawlessly. This performance is now one of my favorites of this piece of music.
It’s almost alien, her ability to recall and play perfectly from memory such a vast pianic warzone of emotion, intention, style, and musical measures of a complexity that few will ever dream to reproduce, astounding and beautiful.
She doesn't need to remember notes it looks like she feels each and every one. It's like trying to remember the first time you fell in love. You remember how you felt not the actions that took place.❤ she's amazing
She is extraordinary, she has delicacy and intensity, plus the connotation is virtuoso, her sonorous majesty stands out from the beginning, the intermission, finishing sensationally at the end, a delight of execution!
야~~!!! 손열음 장하다, 장해!!!! 정말 훌륭 해요. 너무나 멋진 연주 입니다. 음악엔 문외한 이지만, 그래도 중1때부터 50여년간 고전음악을 들으면서 자랐는데, 정말로 귀한 연주 였습니다. 배리에이션의 풍부함,,,정말로 대단한 연주였습니다. 앞으로 세상의 수많은 영혼들에게 귀한 감명 많이 전하세요,,
Que este concierto en do mayor salve el mundo.🙏🌍 Que este concierto nos cure y limpie de la represión policial a la que somos sometidos.🇨🇱 La música clásica es hermosa.
I do agree with you that our world needs this, no question about it! Classical Music as a broader term can reach so many deep unexplored places in the human mind, heart, and soul, and heal almost any inner pain from which our souls suffer all too often...
What a wonderful gift to us mere mortals. She is beyond any words. I exhale in breathlessness at her touch, her consistency of tone, her entire presentation. Her grace and passion come through her skin and light up her flawless beauty with the light that Mozart lit so many years ago, a light that is as close to God as we are likely to come in this world.
When I listen to classical music, my mind is transported to another place, my heart feels nostalgia as if I had lived this time before, that load of emotions is wonderful.
The tone colour, clarity, sensitivity, interpretation and techniques.. everything is too perfect! Yeol Eum's performance is my favourite version of this Mozart concerto. Especially her clear sound quality... it's so good! her playing is love♡
This is the kind of music that melts the hardest of hearts and brings tears to our eyes. There is so much beauty in this piece that makes words futile.
I don't have a trained classical ear or anything like that, can't pick up on the subtle nuisances like a lot of classical fans can. But there's something about this performance that keeps bring me back to this video, she was amazing
Wow!!! A lady with passion. She puts her soul into her performance. Wonderful lively performance, just as Mozart intended it to be played. You deserve all the applause you can get.
I checked out Clara and the other lady Wanda who play Mozart but they play too feminine. This Korean lady plays aggressive and lively like you say and Mozart's playful voice and spirit clearly comes through.
Bravo and my heartfelt thanks to both Yeol Eum Son, the brilliant pianist, and Alexei Utkin, whose conducting is equally brilliant. Whenever my spirit needs a boost I come back to this....
What an fantastic performance! Yeol Eum Son puts her whole body and soul into her music, the magic flows out through her fingers. What a delight to watch and listen to this incredibly talented young lady.
I am playing this over and over again. It seems impossible that this young woman can remember every single note AND -as Ernie Wise would say - ‘ play it in the right place ‘. This is surely piano playing to perfection. It is beautiful to listen to and it is a delight to watch her fingers caress the keyboard. Thank you so much for allowing us to enjoy this lovely piece of music being played by a very talented young musician. Ida.
I just discovered this performer and performance last night. Don't know how I missed her. I started piano in the 1950s and studied the classics and have taught piano. I've even had Korean students who lived near me. These days, especially with RUclips, we're amazed with the technical skill of young Orientals/Far Eastern Asians. We've seen them completely immersed in demanding compositions. My experience, not to be charged with pc insensivity, is that while the brilliance, quick learning, technical skill is laudable, they very often fall short on personal interpretation. They stick to the dynamics on the page. Last evening, I was held captive by Yeol Eum as she took me to heights no other Asian has. I told my wife, if this were only audio, I might wonder if this was a recording of Artur Rubenstein. And if that's not enough, her showmanship, mastery over hand and finger positions only elevated the performance for me. I can't remember when I was so taken in by a classical pianist.
Maybe I read too much into it, but I can't help but hear a hint of unjust racism there. In absolutely every culture and country, there are lots of musicians who play only technically, "falling short on personal interpretation". You'll find them even at the most prestigious conservatories around the world. You'll find them in Russia, in Germany, in England, in America. Years of rigorous training can lead to a brilliant technique that occasionally covers for this lack of true talent or pure love of music, free of ulterior motives. That you may encounter more of them who are Asian is simply because there are more Asian young people who learn music, taking the ratio to the number of the population, and because learning music (and the most competitive instruments in particular- piano and violin) is big in far-east Asian culture. I don't think classical music belongs to one people or another, the same way that a jazz musician from the Netherlands, for example, would never consider himself an outsider to the genre or feel he needs to prove himself. If you grow up learning it and listening to it from a very young age, it's yours. Given real talent, if you have access to good teachers, the right training and the right environment, you have the chance to become a wonderful classical musician. It is only a problem of resources, which have simply always been more available in Europe, considering it is where the tradition was born, but which are becoming more and more available in other countries. Lots of incredible Asian musicians don't have to leave their countries anymore to get a first class education. The same was true for America in the late 19th century. Americans did consider themselves "outsiders" at some point, simply inferior to European classical musicians, but this is no longer the case.
Nah...Rubenstein was the master. He could push a full orchestra into the background. He played so forcefully he was forever breaking pianos. Literally shattering hammers and strings. But Yeol Eum is very, very good. It's her technique and styling that carries the day. By the way, the north Koreans produce some very fine musicians as well. They have some wonderful orchestras.
Literally the second movement is a gift from the universe that came to us through Mozart, Mozart was a prodigy because his mission was to connect us with the infinite through his music
이 동영상을 벌써 몇 번 감상했는지 모른다 이 연주는 들을수록 볼수록 실증이 나지 않고 새로운 맛이 우러나온다 작곡자와 연주자의 천재성과 환상적인 동조 동화가 느껴진다 음의 요정들이 경쾌하고 활기 있게 방안을 날아 다니기도 하고 몸 안으로 들어와 깊은 구석구석 잠자던 모든 세포를 깨우고 에너지를 끌어 모아 가슴을 안마하듯 두드린다 듣는 동안 숨을 죽이다가 벅찬 감동에 숨을 몰아 쉬기도 한다 연주자의 표정과 몸 동작 또한 섬세하고 아름답다 연주회장 가장 좋은 자리에서도 이 정도로 맛나게 감상하기는 어려울 것이다 작곡자 연주자 관객 연주회장시설 영상촬영과 음향녹음 기술들이 어우러져 최고의 걸작을 만들었다 아마도 빛과 소리가 창조된 이래 가장 아름답게 조화된 작품 중 하나로 자리매김 될 것이다 빛과 소리는 태초에 제일 먼저 만들어진 창작품이다 앞으로도 수 없이 많이 감상하면서 행복감에 젖게 될 것이다 작곡자와 연주자 등 참여한 모든 분들에게 최고의 감사와 찬사를 드린다
She's absolutely brilliant! The technique, the expressive phrasing and everything else about her performance are superb. ..and so is the conductor and the orchestra! Bravo!
I'm fifty two years old. A scientist and 'hard headed' engineer. I've just watched/listened to this for maybe the hundredth time and the tears are still streaming down my cheeks; Mozart in general, and this recording in particular, does this to me every time. For the most part, my family regards my reaction to Mozart's music with blank incomprehension and yet to me the emotions his music engenders are, quite literally, at the heart of what it means 'to be human'. What should I say to them?
Thank you for being so precise. Mozart his music is opening channels of listening and touch the heart and soul. Each note is be heard, in stillness and emotion. The power of this music makes it to listen, to flow with the music because it is every time different. The music lives, take the listener to be aware of every not, every change, every hidden language. The music is vibrant, ful of energy and in time full of silent moments. I love the music of Mozart, it opens me and makes me grateful for the perfect balance each moment. Thank you Mozart for your talent and gift to write this music as a legacy for everyone who love your music.
Fantastic virtuoso performance. . Pianist. conductor and orchestra sterling performance . Mozart himself would have applauded this beautiful rendition. . Simply brilliant!!!
The notes come so naturally as if they would be dewdrops falling from a leaf. Exactly in the right moment, when they are full and the time is ripe for them to fall. I've listened to dozens of interpretations of this masterpiece over the years, including interpretations from the great masters of all times. This one is the most Zen-like. Mozart would've been in tears. Especially in the part starting at 19:42 . I sure am. Today is a blessed day for me.
Ms Son is absolutely stunning!!! She shares her God given talent and tremendous work so seemingly effortlessly . The entire ensemble- director, and orchestra contribute to one of the most enjoyable music videos that I've ever been blessed to watch!!!❤❤❤
Ooh my god! This is the best out of my 30+ years listening of this best Mozart.concerto. Her touch’s god given and her gracefulness paint the hall in golden colour. Beyond words can express. I will never stop to listen this performance.
When she moved her mouth as she played it was like she was kissing every note! Beautiful! What an exquisite and rare combination of technical mastery with profound musical insight, especially in one so young in years! I think I'm in love. We're going to hear much more from her from here on I have no doubt
I imagine her singing in her head. A few years ago, some grumpy stiffs were complaining about it, but I remember Glen Gould humming along as he played. And the concert-master of Collegeum 1704 who swings, like a jazz player, as she plays. That is players feeling their music.
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I'm 80 years old and this beautiful young lady makes me want to live forever!
@John Smith me
Long live the Grandfather!
My father was born in 1939(maybe same as you are), and died last year. He didn't know Mozart ever. I will give you a warning. Too much exercise will make you exhausted.
Hyun Kim what’s your point?
@@couroxy respect.
I hope he doesn't ruin his health with excessive exercise, but he will live a long life doing the right thing for his age.
Many people that don't play the piano may not realize how excruciatingly difficult it is to play Mozart. You have to balance delicacy with classical majesty yet keep it within Mozart's rather narrow emotional boundaries. Here we have someone so skilled it almost defies comprehension. The pearl like consistency of her trills and runs boggles the mind after you try this yourself. I believe this is how Mozart envisioned this to be played. Not an anemic, whimpy style that so many approach it with. Mozart had power but it was so tightly controlled and monitored. Surely Mozart has driven more pianists to madness than any other composer. Yet here Ms Son effortlessly lets the piano sing to its heart's content. This is a performance that has few rivals. True best-in-the-world playing.
everything hard for a beginner 😢
We bang this on the set regular homie. Gang gang
@@cward9240 You got real class! :)
Excellent critique. Thank you very much.
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It’s almost like she’s forgotten everyone else is there…. She’s so lost in the music. Truly beautiful
You've just described a purist performer. That is her exactly.
yeah!
She´s is found in music. Sounds a lot better
❤🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉❤❤😊
Clarity like a windless, heavy rain each drop perfectly shaped.
I was depressed for a long time, I seemed useless and bad. This music has helped me relieve fatigue and stress. Thanks for sharing it. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!
Same to you my friend! I'm glad you got out of the mud. Music is one of the 3 oldest languages there is and the connection, energy and love gets transferred so easily. It's truly healing. God bless you! ❤❤❤
Bro keep your head high shoulders back back straight!!! You got this man.🙌👊👊 I wish you the very best in life. Now go make yourself useful to someone.
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Gracias amigo que todo este bien contigo. Si, es una música muy especial y nutre nuestro Ser!
best wishes
이 연주를 듣는데 그냥 문득 인생을 낭비하지 말아야겠다는 생각이 들었다.
손열음의 이 아름다운 연주가 완성되기까지 얼마나 많은 땀과 노력과 눈물이 있었을지 생각해보니 내가 흘려보낸 시간들이 부끄러울 따름이다..
물론 노력과 별개로 그의 재능이 너무나 빛나기도 하지만 내가 가진 작은 재능들 역시 감사하고 귀하게 여기며 가꾸고 발전시켜나가고 싶다
당신의 이 꼰대같으면서도 자아성찰해나가는 모습이 멋지오
튼튼위장
🌹❤️
공감합니다.
Ah ya
유희열의 스케치북에서 방금 이 댓글 읽어주셨는데 손열음 님이 본인도 낭비 많이 한다고 귀엽게 웃으셨어요ㅋㅋ 힘힘
It’s amazing to me that a person can play for so long from memory. Tens of thousands of notes all nuanced perfectly.
A mi también me sorprende que lo haga de memoria
Du musst es bereits als Kind auswendig gelernt haben. Danach geht es in das Muskelgedächtnis und bleibt dort unheimlich lange aktiv. ❤@@antonioperezespinosa4761
When you practice something a lot memorizing it is the least of your worries. After a few days or weeks it's basically solidified in your mind. "Repetition: The Mother of Skill."
I was thinking the same ❤
21 million people have taken the time to see this amazing product, who even writes music like this and the playing so beautiful all in her head.!
Only one person ever wrote music like this.
She touches the keys in such a delicate way, every piano falls in love with her
Simplesmente Divino!!!
Beautifully put. How this music enters your very soul.
A orquestra toda foi divina,o regente,os músicos cada um com seu instrumento conquistaram a platéia e,a mim também,subi aos céus para aplaudi-los
I have searched under every stone, book, and piece of furniture. Yet, I still cannot find a flaw in technique, interpretation, nor within the general emotional aspects which serve to grant a supreme ethereal complement to this performance. I have said it before, with Mitsuko Uchida doing the Mozart 9 (Jeunehomme) and my comment then was properly deemed a strong positive assessment: "She gives Mozart balls". I do not mean this in a trivial, pejorative sense. I mean it in a substantive, overpowering sense, one that witnesses my assessment of an extraordinary substance to a composer that I sometimes do not fully embrace.
When it becomes necessary to treat Mozart delicately, Yeol Eum Son does. When it becomes necessary to perform some passages with a romantic flare and powerful passion, she does. It distills into something as simple as that. She is not intimidated, fearful, afraid of Mozart. Yeol Eum Son is not hesitant to attack this as it should be attacked. This is probably Mozart's very best Second Movement that he ever wrote and its performance is more than adequate. Overall, the performance is stunning and I do agree with many out there that it is probably the best on RUclips for this '21'. - David Lyga
Have you ever listened to the second movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 27, in B-Flat Major, his final piano concerto, one which reaches into Mozart's very soul?
More than 21 million views. 21 million people who have had their day improved by listening to this. Amazing! Ms. Son is a marvel!!
sorry to burst your bubble, but at least 1 million views are just from ME!
Amazing.
Totalmente de acuerdo. . y la Orquesta también
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Came here after hearing Ms Son play Rondo alla Turca on Classic FM, and I'm stunned at her precision, touch and lyricism.. She brings this piece to life, and the orchestras shares her values. Wonderful performance! Will the world ever stop playing Mozart? I hope not, his music is so civilizing.
What a great word to use: Civilizing. We need so much more of that in our chaotic world. Well done!
So beautifully done..each note a bell..
Ms. Son deserves the applaud for every bit she plays. This whole orchestra has got the power to stop the clock clicking. You are stuck in this music forever. One shall surely remember this piece in one's last moment of life. That's the power of this video.
This is my boyfriend's favorite video I think he's ever seen. It literally brings him to tears. He says it's the most beautiful music and Mozart himself would be pleased.
I couldn't agree more. Simply perfection
your boyfriend has a good taste.
Nerd
Better get wah-wah a tissue
@@D1zZit wtf
Don't know how many times I've heard this concerto, but I loved every second of this performance.
Admirable Mozart, qui a su mettre LA beauté surnaturelle en musique . Cet andante notamment est une des plus belles pages jamais écrites . Quelques notes subtilement égrénées parfois seulement par le piano dans son " dialogue " avec l'orchestre, mais quelles notes !!! La beauté pure dans le dépouillement ...Et une pianiste surdouée avec une très grande sensibilité ! Un immense merci à tous ces musiciens et à tous les ingénieurs qui nous permettent d'écouter ces merveilleux concerts !
MERAVIGLIOSO SEMPLICEMENTE MERAVIGLIOSO AMA
MERAVIGLIOSO SEMPLICEMENTE MERAVIGLIOSO AMADEUS VERAMENTE AMATO DA DIO
No doubt Yeol Eum Son has progressed towards excellence while playing this song tens of thousands of times. The way her fingers float over the piano keys as she performs, expressing and sharing her emotions with the world, makes me believe in the existence of perfection. Having it, Yeol Eum Son mesmerized everyone who listened to her recite Mozart's magnificent composition.
I have no words to describe this, I have not seen its equal in my lifetime.
이 연주를 안본사람은 있어도 한번 본사람은 없다는 전설의 연주죠 ㅋ 제 인생 최고의 모짜르트 21번입니다. 항상 보면서 감사해 합니다.
공감합니다. 혼자 있을 때. . . 아무것도 하고싶지 않을 때 들어요. 이때 지휘자와 오케 연주자들이 그 어느 오케보다도 손열음씨 연주와 섬세하게 아주 잘 어울어지는 듯.
수십번 본사람임 정말 너무 대단한 연주임 모든게 완벽함
@@hyun--- ㅇㅈㅇㅈ이 오케랑 지휘자가 손열음이랑 잘 맞는 것 같음요!! 이 무대 리허설도 맨날 볼 정도로 좋아요..
근데 열음님께서 피아노치면서 혼자 말하는거같은데 혹시 알려주실분계긴가요?
@@sophia-sw8ev ‘유희열 스케치북 손열음’편 클립영상에서 봤는데 연주할때 계이름을 노래하듯이 한다고 그러네요^^:; 그 영상을 보고 연주 영상을 다시 보니까 진짜 계이름을 부르는 거 같아요~
I’m only 5 minutes into this video and I’m crying real tears..absolutely beautiful & definitely one of the best pianist in the world. So effortless..
i thought i was insane, thank heavens there are people like me. this staff is extra terrestrial
Funny how happy tears flow every time I hear this!
I am a performer major and professional. Mozart can stand alone. What makes the difference is what one does "TO or WITH" his music. This performance with the young pianist, Yeol Eum Son, got the essence, tone and articulation of the Concerto No. 21, which I love. It sends me into a 'seventh heaven'. Wonderful! Congrats Yeol Eum Son.
Good job
Seventh Heaven, I agree!
Mozart foi um gênio e suas maravilhas perpetuam séculos agora.
피아노를 신들린 것 처럼 연주하는군요.
기술도 좋지만 그 선율이 마음까지 편안하게 해주니 너무 좋고 고마운 연주인 것 같아요.
저도 열음씨 처럼 인생을 즐기면서 살께요.
손열음씨 고맙습니다.
She is fabulous. My mom loved her audience and presence.
Concerto 21 was one of my mom's favorites. I love you mom!
I have always liked this concerto, it actually started me on listening to Mozart regularly. But this is beyoond all comprehension - the fingers fly on the keys and yet there is the impression that each note is carefully crafted by the piamist. A treasure.
그녀는
분명 피아노를 사랑했던거에요.
사랑이 있다면 이런거일거에요 . .
소리가 아주 예쁘네요.
하나하나 그냥지나치는 음이없어요
한음한음 정말 열심히 노력했다는
느낌도 들고 해석도 정말 아름답습니다
한국인으로서 이와 같은 뛰어난 피아니스트가 존재한다는 사실 자체가 정말 자랑스럽다.
더욱 정진하여, 세계의 음악을 사랑하는 많은 사람들에게 더욱 큰 기쁨을 프레젠팅하는
빛나는 존재가 되기를 축원한다.
❤music teacher carry me ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Nord ou Sud ?? Peut importe la nationalité,seul le talent s’exprime. Sans aucunes offenses de ma part. Love and Peace 🫶🙏♉️
Magnífica execução.
South
And rightfully so ❤
By far, the cleanest performance of this piece I've ever heard!!!
The pianist, the orchestra, and the conductor, are all a joy to listen to. A very pure sound. Don't get to hear that too often. One "thumbs up" is not adequate enough.
The audience often doesn't appreciate an orchestra that supports the performer yet never calls much attention to itself. It's a fine line a conductor tries to walk along and it's very difficult to get it so right like we see here. Everything came together.
손열음은 모차르트를 가장 사랑한대요. 슬픈 아름다움이 있다고. 그래서 그런지 손열음이 연주하는 모차르트는 기쁨이 아니라 슬픔이 승화되어 표현되는 것 같아요. 손열음의 연주 레파토리로서 유명한게 많지만 전 모차르트 연주가 가장 좋아요! 👍 저 집중력 어쩔거냐.... 존경스럽다 그리고 부러운 재능.
다른 연주자들과 다르게 더더 섬세해서. . . 제겐 더 좋으네요.
그래서 그렇군요.. 손열음 피아니스트는 뭔가 모짜르트 연주할 때 가장 음울림이랑 터치랑 표현력이 장난 아니시라고 느꼈는데...
She's not only playing the music, she's living it.
There is a symbiotic relationship between her and the piano.
Fantastic, simply terrific !!!
Jean Victor yes brilliant
손열음님 음악은 더이상 악보가 아니네요.신의 숨결이네요. 이토록 아름다운 프리젠테이션은 처음입니다. 피아노콘체르트에서 대부분의 곡은 나머지 오케스트라에 묻혀 버리는데 음을 리드해가면서도 두드러지면서 조화를 이루어가네요. 손열음님은 과연 대가입니다. 당신을 이생에 만나 영광입니다.
Cette dame est d'une virtuosité et une sensibilité époustouflantes. On voit et entend beaucoup de virtuoses coréens. Cela donne des interprétations nouvelles et merveilleuses. Merci Mme Yeol Eum Son...
Music from a great Austrian composer, a Russian music competition, a South Korean pianist, a Russian orchestra with a wonderful Russian conductor Mr. A. Utkin, a grand piano made either in Germany or the USA .. And comments pouring from all over the world.. Music really unites all. The world is one!
Austrian composer
And each country is its individual part!
Deepanjan Sengupta Greta German es mi culo
@@vincentlefebvre9255 thank you. I have edited that part.
@@deepanjan.sengupta Friendly 🙂
Since I have heard HER i cannot hear ANY other Pianist play this.
You always can hear EVERY SINGLE tone even if all sounds like a cascade of sparkling water with little diamonds.
Just try dinu lipatti
Maybe it’s the mic but it sounds stabby to me especially the delicate parts of the andante, the heavy touch is like nails on a chalkboard
Stunning , dazzling technique ! Incredible emotional mastery ! I fell under the spell of Yeol Eum Son ! She is probably one of the best pianist in the world ! Great artist !
Yesterday I was listening to an interview with Clifford Curzon, one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. He said that this concerto and the middle movement is one of the most beautiful pieces of music every written
말로만 들었던 손열음씨의 연주 직접 눈으로 확인해 보니 정말 전세계에 위대한 한국인의 긍지를 심어주는 멋지고 훌륭한 연주 였습니다.
고맙습니다.
In daily life I sometimes forget the depth and beauty of Mozart. Then I hear someone like this playing him and I smile.
One cannot but smile when hearing Mozart. One of the greatest gifts to mankind. His music will last for ever because it goes to the very essence of what human beings are.
That He composed this heavenly music is breath taking
Perfect. I love the way she seems to be feeling her way into the music, moving with it, talking to herself. It is as if she is living the music.
Beautifully recorded, conducted and played. Kudos to the orchestra, the right size and sensitivity. Beautiful.
젊은 거장입니다! 그녀만의맑고 단정한 연주는 들어도 들어도 좋군요.이나라 에 이런 젊은 거장이 있다는것이 얼마나 자랑스러운지요.그녀의 연주는 모든곡에 혼신. 을 다하는 그녀만의 해석이 돋보입니다.한시대를 같이 살아가는것이 너무 행복 하네요.
맑고 단정하다는표현이 참 맞네요
@@purity00kr n
손가락이 어떻게 저렇게 춤춰요~~ㅠㅜㅠㅜ
피아노 입문 4개월..
피아노 소리 너무 아름다워요
눈물이 날만큼 ..
아련한 첫사랑의 씁쓸함도 떠오르고..
찬란했던 그 시절이 뼈저리게 그리워지는 날이예요..
From every aspect of classical composition and rendition this is the most exquisite I have ever heard in my 82 years. Wonderful piano playing and accompaniment brought out by a wonderful work of conducting. Pencil or baton is immaterial, this young conductor has immersed himself in the wonderful art of getting the best out of everyone on that stage. Congratulations to him first and foremost, and to the soloists and all the instrumentalists, who have lived up to his highest hopes. I truly thank God for music like this. It is the very music of heaven.
At 81 years I concur. This rendition is over the top in so many ways. Bless the recording people as well .
She did play that one note slightly too hard.
the soloist and the orchestra are-perfect
Espetacular! Maravilhosa.
I was noticing how young many of the orchestra musicians are, and yet every part is played flawlessly. This performance is now one of my favorites of this piece of music.
Yeah I'd love to know who they are. This is not a typical orchestra!
Beautiful playing you can tell everyone there put their heart and soul into playing Mozart's concerto no.21.
It’s almost alien, her ability to recall and play perfectly from memory such a vast pianic warzone of emotion, intention, style, and musical measures of a complexity that few will ever dream to reproduce, astounding and beautiful.
She doesn't need to remember notes it looks like she feels each and every one. It's like trying to remember the first time you fell in love. You remember how you felt not the actions that took place.❤ she's amazing
She is extraordinary, she has delicacy and intensity, plus the connotation is virtuoso, her sonorous majesty stands out from the beginning, the intermission, finishing sensationally at the end, a delight of execution!
야~~!!! 손열음 장하다, 장해!!!! 정말 훌륭 해요. 너무나 멋진 연주 입니다. 음악엔 문외한 이지만, 그래도 중1때부터 50여년간 고전음악을 들으면서 자랐는데, 정말로 귀한 연주 였습니다. 배리에이션의 풍부함,,,정말로 대단한 연주였습니다. 앞으로 세상의 수많은 영혼들에게 귀한 감명 많이 전하세요,,
Background musicians are worth praising as well
every one of them!
Tight.
And the cell phone
So true!
I agree!!!!
The world needs this, now more than ever.
Que este concierto en do mayor salve el mundo.🙏🌍 Que este concierto nos cure y limpie de la represión policial a la que somos sometidos.🇨🇱
La música clásica es hermosa.
I do agree with you that our world needs this, no question about it! Classical Music as a broader term can reach so many deep unexplored places in the human mind, heart, and soul, and heal almost any inner pain from which our souls suffer all too often...
So sick of the trite "now more than ever". Eventually, it will reach the top and nothing will ever be ever.
@@paulatiredofthisshitSo sick of the trite “nothing will ever be ever.”
magnifico
Notes are crisp and clear with singing tones cascading refreshingly across the keyboard❤️
Bellisimooo ❤🎉🎉
I can listen to her performance - especially the second part (15:00 to 21:47) - endlessly. She lives through her music. So authentic and purifying...
진짜 아름답다....... 새벽에 별안간 눈물흘리는 사람 됨
클알못입니다. 피아노 연주를 이렇게 숨죽여 본적 처음이예요..!
건반 누르는 음에 들숨 날숨을 쉬었어요. 영상을 보는 제가 긴장되는데.. 손열음님 정말 대단하십니다!
This kind of performance is not only to listen but to watch too. Amazing hands, elegance, precision.
What a wonderful gift to us mere mortals. She is beyond any words. I exhale in breathlessness at her touch, her consistency of tone, her entire presentation. Her grace and passion come through her skin and light up her flawless beauty with the light that Mozart lit so many years ago, a light that is as close to God as we are likely to come in this world.
God does not exist.
so ,poetic words
Jessica Williams, you wrote some brilliant words! Absolutely immaculate! If only you left out that last sentence, it would have been perfect.
Mark Pickett
+Mark Pickett true that
She deserves a standing ovation from Mozart himself! What a beautiful performance
놀면뭐하니 보고 왔어요. 클래식음악 하나도 모르는데,, 하.......이게 뭔 신세계인가요
Undobutably the most magnificent piece of music ever compused, beautifully performed.
피아노 연주 듣다가 눈물이 핑돈거는 처음 입니다. 몸과 마음의 짐을 다 떨쳐버리고 치유되어 날아가는 듯한 느낌 입니다. 감사 합니다.
손가락이 수만번 건반을 터치하지만 한 땀 한 땀이 아주 정성스럽다라고 해야 하나?
표현하기가 더 어렵네요
정말 예술입니다
Seeing anybody play the piano like that gives me butterflies. All of them play so beautifully.
여러분 2021년 새해도 손열음의 이 연주처럼 아름답게 시작됐음 좋겠어요.
다들 힘내시고 부디 행복하시길 바랄게요.
감사합니다.
모두 행복하세요
별빛 아래 이곡을 듣노라
모두 코로나 무탈하게 지내시고요
When I listen to classical music, my mind is transported to another place, my heart feels nostalgia as if I had lived this time before, that load of emotions is wonderful.
The tone colour, clarity, sensitivity, interpretation and techniques.. everything is too perfect! Yeol Eum's performance is my favourite version of this Mozart concerto. Especially her clear sound quality... it's so good! her playing is love♡
Miss Eum Son + Steinway & Sons begets lovely music.
This is the kind of music that melts the hardest of hearts and brings tears to our eyes. There is so much beauty in this piece that makes words futile.
I don't have a trained classical ear or anything like that, can't pick up on the subtle nuisances like a lot of classical fans can. But there's something about this performance that keeps bring me back to this video, she was amazing
me too...
nuances
Kind of agree
@Ashvin Vaidyanathan*hippocampus intensifies*
Feeling soft sound!
Diese Hingabe, dieser virtuose Liebreiz, sowie dieses fast göttliche Niveau der Klavierkunst stellt Son Yeol-eum in den Olymp der Klassik, Chapeau
Wow!!! A lady with passion. She puts her soul into her performance. Wonderful lively performance, just as Mozart intended it to be played. You deserve all the applause you can get.
I checked out Clara and the other lady Wanda who play Mozart but they play too feminine. This Korean lady plays aggressive and lively like you say and Mozart's playful voice and spirit clearly comes through.
Every one saying this is hard to play , I just clicked and it started
Guess what, I do it over and over with my eyes closed. Can't stop!
@@penguinbelly Well I can play it in my sleep!😌
I often do it with my eyes closed.
😂
My piano can play this without even touching! I skilled?
She is so perfect & completely in tune with that song you can see by the expression on her face she is really into it.
This is a piece not a song
@@himalayghosh7795 That doesn't matter. Not everybody has english native language.
@@superkalifragilistisch6511 l understand but you should call classical piece not song like the same way you call a great painting as masterpiece 😊
@@himalayghosh7795 ok karen.
@@peachy7586 leave them be, asshole
Bravo and my heartfelt thanks to both Yeol Eum Son, the brilliant pianist, and Alexei Utkin, whose conducting is equally brilliant. Whenever my spirit needs a boost I come back to this....
What an fantastic performance! Yeol Eum Son puts her whole body and soul into her music, the magic flows out through her fingers. What a delight to watch and listen to this incredibly talented young lady.
Tim Detmers yes she does
I. Allegro Maestoso - 0:42
II. Andante - 15:07
III. Allegro Vivace Assai - 22:04
12:38 - Cadenza
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Thank you very much
I am playing this over and over again. It seems impossible that this young woman can remember every single note AND -as Ernie Wise would say - ‘ play it in the right place ‘. This is surely piano playing to perfection. It is beautiful to listen to and it is a delight to watch her fingers caress the keyboard. Thank you so much for allowing us to enjoy this lovely piece of music being played by a very talented young musician. Ida.
top flight musicians know their music very, very well
If you really love a piece it starts to be part of your life such a dream or an idea, think that's why she need no sheets
She practices 40 hours a day, can't fail a single note.
Ive loved Mozart since grade school. Glory to Mozart and the piano!
The trouble is... when you hear a pianist this good. Then no other pianist will do. I want more please.
You want something that’ll blow your hair back check out Ashkenazy and the philharmonia
I just discovered this performer and performance last night. Don't know how I missed her. I started piano in the 1950s and studied the classics and have taught piano. I've even had Korean students who lived near me. These days, especially with RUclips, we're amazed with the technical skill of young Orientals/Far Eastern Asians. We've seen them completely immersed in demanding compositions. My experience, not to be charged with pc insensivity, is that while the brilliance, quick learning, technical skill is laudable, they very often fall short on personal interpretation. They stick to the dynamics on the page. Last evening, I was held captive by Yeol Eum as she took me to heights no other Asian has. I told my wife, if this were only audio, I might wonder if this was a recording of Artur Rubenstein. And if that's not enough, her showmanship, mastery over hand and finger positions only elevated the performance for me. I can't remember when I was so taken in by a classical pianist.
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Maybe I read too much into it, but I can't help but hear a hint of unjust racism there. In absolutely every culture and country, there are lots of musicians who play only technically, "falling short on personal interpretation". You'll find them even at the most prestigious conservatories around the world. You'll find them in Russia, in Germany, in England, in America. Years of rigorous training can lead to a brilliant technique that occasionally covers for this lack of true talent or pure love of music, free of ulterior motives. That you may encounter more of them who are Asian is simply because there are more Asian young people who learn music, taking the ratio to the number of the population, and because learning music (and the most competitive instruments in particular- piano and violin) is big in far-east Asian culture. I don't think classical music belongs to one people or another, the same way that a jazz musician from the Netherlands, for example, would never consider himself an outsider to the genre or feel he needs to prove himself. If you grow up learning it and listening to it from a very young age, it's yours. Given real talent, if you have access to good teachers, the right training and the right environment, you have the chance to become a wonderful classical musician. It is only a problem of resources, which have simply always been more available in Europe, considering it is where the tradition was born, but which are becoming more and more available in other countries. Lots of incredible Asian musicians don't have to leave their countries anymore to get a first class education. The same was true for America in the late 19th century. Americans did consider themselves "outsiders" at some point, simply inferior to European classical musicians, but this is no longer the case.
labémolmineur n
Nah...Rubenstein was the master. He could push a full orchestra into the background. He played so forcefully he was forever breaking pianos. Literally shattering hammers and strings. But Yeol Eum is very, very good. It's her technique and styling that carries the day. By the way, the north Koreans produce some very fine musicians as well. They have some wonderful orchestras.
HenryDavidT
Literally the second movement is a gift from the universe that came to us through Mozart, Mozart was a prodigy because his mission was to connect us with the infinite through his music
Simply beautiful. It makes me cry with no reason. Pure tears. It is.
Of joy❤
Extraordinary performance, most talented pianist and superb orchestra. Mozart would have loved this.
One of my favourite Piano Concertos, beautifully played and finely orchestrated. The young Lady has the sweetest touch.
이 동영상을 벌써 몇 번 감상했는지 모른다
이 연주는 들을수록 볼수록 실증이 나지 않고 새로운 맛이 우러나온다
작곡자와 연주자의 천재성과 환상적인 동조 동화가 느껴진다
음의 요정들이 경쾌하고 활기 있게 방안을 날아 다니기도 하고 몸 안으로 들어와
깊은 구석구석 잠자던 모든 세포를 깨우고 에너지를 끌어 모아 가슴을 안마하듯 두드린다
듣는 동안 숨을 죽이다가 벅찬 감동에 숨을 몰아 쉬기도 한다
연주자의 표정과 몸 동작 또한 섬세하고 아름답다
연주회장 가장 좋은 자리에서도 이 정도로 맛나게 감상하기는 어려울 것이다
작곡자 연주자 관객 연주회장시설 영상촬영과 음향녹음 기술들이 어우러져 최고의 걸작을 만들었다
아마도 빛과 소리가 창조된 이래 가장 아름답게 조화된 작품 중 하나로 자리매김 될 것이다
빛과 소리는 태초에 제일 먼저 만들어진 창작품이다
앞으로도 수 없이 많이 감상하면서 행복감에 젖게 될 것이다
작곡자와 연주자 등 참여한 모든 분들에게 최고의 감사와 찬사를 드린다
vortex Sohn efectivamente, no podría estar más de acuerdo.
너무 아름답다 짧은 선율만 듣고 갈려했는데 끝까지 듣고 가요.. 모차르트 진짜 너무 대단하다…..
The world should be like this, beautiful music, love, peace and justice. No wars.
Emmanuel Akpabio ...but can we still have STAR WARS???
Really really nice performance right? I subscribe u i want be a your youtube friend
Sounds good, but there is pathos, even tragedy, in Mvt 2.
@@ThatDangerousWolf no
@@NoishiXzenTM yes
삶의 무한한 아름다움과 밝은 에너지가 차올라요. 아름다움이 있는 삶의 기쁨이 느껴져 가슴이 벅차 눈물이 나려 하네요
I listen to this almost daily. I use it to restore my faith in the goodness of humanity
와...! !
And so?
What a sophisticated, expertly demonstrated expression in Ms. Son's performance. THANKS for such a masterful display of your heartfelt expressions.
these musicians are absolutely beyond words... Extreme levels of talent and passion.
😂
She's absolutely brilliant!
The technique, the expressive phrasing and everything else about her performance are superb.
..and so is the conductor and the orchestra!
Bravo!
I'm fifty two years old. A scientist and 'hard headed' engineer. I've just watched/listened to this for maybe the hundredth time and the tears are still streaming down my cheeks; Mozart in general, and this recording in particular, does this to me every time. For the most part, my family regards my reaction to Mozart's music with blank incomprehension and yet to me the emotions his music engenders are, quite literally, at the heart of what it means 'to be human'. What should I say to them?
I also feel the same as you every time I listen to this. I've tried to find other recordings from my CD collection but I always get back to this.
. 저 또한 이 모짜르트 21번 피아노 협주곡을 듣다보면 나도 모르게 눈물이 흐릅니다. 전혀 슬프지도 않았는데 말이죠. 언젠가는 이 피아노협주곡을 들으며 운전하던 도중에 엉엉 운적도 있었네요.
Thank you for being so precise. Mozart his music is opening channels of listening and touch the heart and soul. Each note is be heard, in stillness and emotion. The power of this music makes it to listen, to flow with the music because it is every time different. The music lives, take the listener to be aware of every not, every change, every hidden language. The music is vibrant, ful of energy and in time full of silent moments. I love the music of Mozart, it opens me and makes me grateful for the perfect balance each moment. Thank you Mozart for your talent and gift to write this music as a legacy for everyone who love your music.
Left your family
I experience similar emotions to Mozart and Beethoven ,usually the second movement of his concerto.I cry😢
Fantastic virtuoso performance. . Pianist. conductor and orchestra sterling performance
. Mozart himself would have applauded this beautiful rendition. . Simply brilliant!!!
어렸을때는 고전음악가의 길로 가고 싶었지만 ㅜㅜ 어쩌다 공대로 와버린 학생인데요.. 진짜 너무 잘치세요 흑흑.. 어쩜 협주도 이리 완벽하신지.. 오케스트라랑 주고 받는 부분이 나올때마다 소름이 확 끼치네요
The notes come so naturally as if they would be dewdrops falling from a leaf. Exactly in the right moment, when they are full and the time is ripe for them to fall.
I've listened to dozens of interpretations of this masterpiece over the years, including interpretations from the great masters of all times. This one is the most Zen-like. Mozart would've been in tears. Especially in the part starting at 19:42 .
I sure am.
Today is a blessed day for me.
Brilliant performance, regardless of nationality! Hats off to a good Korean pianist!
May God bless you everyday!
00:40 ~ 14:50 1악장 알레그로 마에스토소
15:08 ~ 21:50 2악장 안단테
22:05 ~ 29:00 3악장 알레그로 비바체 아사이
2악장 피아노 시작할때 눈물이.ㅠㅠ
음악듣다가 대성통곡 하긴 첨이네요.
감정을 추스릴수가 없내요.
왜 지나간 세월이 떠오를까요.
무식쟁이한테 알려주셔서 감솨 ㅎ
Ms Son is absolutely stunning!!!
She shares her God given talent and tremendous work so
seemingly effortlessly .
The entire ensemble- director, and orchestra contribute to one of the most enjoyable music videos that I've ever been blessed to watch!!!❤❤❤
I feel like crying, her passion gives me another reason to be alive.. ❤❤
Ooh my god! This is the best out of my 30+ years listening of this best Mozart.concerto. Her touch’s god given and her gracefulness paint the hall in golden colour. Beyond words can express. I will never stop to listen this performance.
I totally agree with you.
I am so happy to hear this performance ~^^
Absolutely brilliant!!! Such passion! She put her heart and soul into the concerto
When she moved her mouth as she played it was like she was kissing every note! Beautiful! What an exquisite and rare combination of technical mastery with profound musical insight, especially in one so young in years! I think I'm in love. We're going to hear much more from her from here on I have no doubt
Miss Son is amazing, Mozart is wonderful composer universal and lived forever
She was deeply into this piece from the start. It's as if it's a meditation for her.
Ohh that's absolutely right I agree with you!!!
I imagine her singing in her head. A few years ago, some grumpy stiffs were complaining about it, but I remember Glen Gould humming along as he played. And the concert-master of Collegeum 1704 who swings, like a jazz player, as she plays. That is players feeling their music.