Also watch him playing the 2nd Chopin piano concerto. I was almost shocked at how much he makes the perception of the piano as a voice reality, especially in the first movement. His sound is not the sound of a piano anymore, it is the voice of music and in this case pure sadness and despair. Just overwhelming. I am not kidding.
This remarkable performance is played by THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRIS NELSONS; Maestro Nelsons is now the Music Director of The Boston Symphony Orchestra. How ignorant and disrespectful to not identify the performers; there would be no performance of this without them. That being said, MIKHAIL PLETNEV once again proves himself to be one a handful of the greatest musicians and pianists who ever lived; I heard things here that I never before experienced in this beautiful work.
I feel like I am hearing the music for the first time.Pletnevs insights are countless and the conductor is also excellent.This incredible performance should be on a DVD.
this is probably the most divine playing I've ever heard since Horowitz - what a spectacular, intelligent musician Pletnev is. his orchestra and the conductor are fantastic, too; probably they are inspired by Pletnev's incredible musical energy.
How many years has he lived? I think I need at least 1000 years to be this mature musically. The enormous inner feelings are refined to a degree that will never be excessive. It's purely musical, but it's beyond music.
Потрясающе!!!!!!!!!Плетнёв поразительно точен в стиле, и драматизм в интерпретации, и потрясающий звук, и элегантность- все просто покоряет, как всегда у этого русского гения!
Pletnev articulated well and played to accentuate his individuality, rather than solely or literary adhering to the performance directions. On top of that, I am sure that he referred to Paderewski's edition. He has such impeccable skill to project his ideas clearly via tone variance and other methods of sound production, which is enviable. The clarity is just GREAT!! It gives the music a different dimension, rarely done.
Chopin's recipe with a Pletnev seasoning. The smooth orchestral parts that Pletnev edited into the score are delightful. And his piano technique and tone are one of the best ever.
Him and Sokolov are my favourite. Magic hands. big hearts, deepness, grace, elegance and precision totally explosive but in the same time rigorously discrete. The exact opposite than Lang Lang and similars circus show-men or porno-divas like Yuja Wang or Katia Buniatishvili.
He's of course not underrated at all by those who know, but he is definitely one of the greatest players of all time... Not a household name by any means; but then, look at the world in which we find ourselves.
The notes just disappear - Pletnev makes pure music. His interpretation of the Romance - Larghetto movement was so confident yet so delicate at the appropriate times. I am so thankful that this video has been posted. I have always wanted to hear/watch Pletnev perform this concerto. I have quite a bit on this movement myself - it's always humbling to watch a rare master like Pletnev put his signature on such a masterpiece.
Sometimes the sound is not completely up to standard ~ but I have learned to appreciate the content more. The concert is absolutely beautiful. So well played ~ so well conducted ... and Mikhail Pletnev outstanding. One can forgive the poor sound easily ~ and be grateful for this wonderful gain. Anyway ~ I am!
This video is priceless.Nobody will; ever play Chopin better than this.Pletnev gives meaning to every note.The conductor is excellent too, following Pletnevs tempos with complete dedication to the musics message.I have many recordings of this work, but this is the best.Thank you Tiszt for this incredible experience.Rubinstein said music is a 6th sense.Pletnev proves Rubinstein was right.
Plertnev is pure magic.The conductor is also pretty fabulous.I have never heard this Chopin Concerto no. 1 played with such total authority and musical excellence. Pletnev's insights are countless and I believe leave everyone else in the shade.Including such superb artists as Pollini, Argerich and Gilels.
This pianist offers us here his customary cold/severe tone and the peculiar articulations but the perf. carries plenty enough of the "unique Pletnev magic" of that special Pletnevian musical sense and conviction that no other piano performer has quite in this way.
Mikhail is a wonderful name reminiscent of Mikhail Baryshnikov ballet dancer and religious connotation. Incredible Frederick Chopin akin to Sebelius violin concerto renown composer music foundations pay homage.
When I was a young girl taking piano lessons my teacher would tell me to watch concerts on television (late in the evening when I should have been in bed). I listened. There is so much more to a concert than listening, and I have truly learned that after watching Pletnev perform. Watching his hands is amazing. How fast, how skilled. Other RUclips concerts that don't feature the performance but have the written music or photographs aren't as interesting.
I apologise for taking so long to write, but I had to go to the public library so I could see the entire Chopin 2nd Concerto with Pletnev.I love his 2nd and 3rd movmnts.His impecabble technique,stunning right hand legato, gorgeous singing tone, and vivid imagination are as if Pletnev is in a state of communion through his natural born 6th sense, with the composer himself.I still love Krystan Zimerman with Giulini on the 1st mvmnt most of all however.
oooooh, if the Orchestra in Warsaw Chopin 2015. had played so sensitively and flexibly as here......Pletnev, masterly, and with direction, and intensity..presenting singing and speaking in refined projection
+Christopher Czaja Sager What you're hearing here is a reorchestration of the concerto by Pletnev. Chopin, as you might know, was not terribly good with orchestration, so Pletnev edited the orchestration a little bit. And some places you can tell are so much sweeter in this version
The conductor in Warsaw Chopin 2015 destroyed all the concertos. He went his way not the composer's or anyone's way.Too bad. Further, the young pianists today are not prepare to go to the public the way the older generation did. So many commercial stunts like Lang Lang and Juja Wang .... They play aggressively with some technique, with spirit, yes, but not much heart and mind. No philosophy what's soever, very much copycat similarity. If you listen to older generation often you must agree with me that almost every great one has his or her own colors and you often recognize their playing without watching. In the future it's very hard to have a great pianist like Mikhail Pletnev or alike. I agree with Andrea Schiff had one said "...today music education is not what it used to be or it should be..."True and Sad. I'm of this generation not the older.
@@iecritique5729 In old times pianists use to have 10 rehearsals with orchestra before performing it. Unfortunately many pianists just want the money and forget about music. I saw trifonov playing shuman concerto with 0 encores that's sad in my opinion perhaps he had some pain or something.
Totally wonderful and, as a romantic female, the second movment 'Romance' is, naturally for me a knock-out. The delicate yet firm fingering, the depth of feeling, so utterly beautiful. The whole concerto is simply the best when played by such a fantastic pianist. Thanks for this video - it has made a rainy day shine - the sun has appeared and rightly so hearing this.
Chopin's 1st is considered multi-approachable. Different people perform it differently, reflecting on their individuality. That is why Chopin's music is a whole category by itself, given it's uniqueness. That's the reason why there is an international competition catered to it and an organisation maintaining it. It is unfair to judge a pianist's capability based on only one out of the myriads of aspects which are also equally important from a pianistic perspective.
I have practiced this piece for several months now, and I have always referred to the Argerich version for inspiration. Somehow I didn't notice this until now, and all I can say is that I have absolutely not understood the musicality of this piece. Puts me to shame in terms of how many details I missed.
Mikhail Pletnev - Andris Nelsons No. 1 Chopin PC in E minor, Op. 11; Russian National Orchestra; Orchestra arrangement by Mikhail Pletnev the hall of the Moscow Conservatory in 2004
Обожаю Плетнева!!! Обожаю Шопена!!! Но между ними пропасть. Шопен как Моцарт, в звуке- получатся эстетство, контролируемые чувства, мозги привалируют. Нет порыва, чувственности и шопеновской тонкости. Плюс рафинированные, восковые пассажи. Это даже не эксперимент, искания новой трактовки Шопена, а тавтология. Ещё раз повторяю, ОБОЖАЮ Плетнева!!! Его сказочное звучание и трактовка русской музыки! Лучшего просто не бывает!
horrible background noise on this recording - very obvious at the start 0:00, but I believe it is there all the time , just often nearly drowned out by the orchestra - clearly there again during the piano intro at 4:05
One of the best three performance, the other two by Rubinstein & Yudi Li. The conductor Andris Nelsons will become the new music director of Boston Symphony next year.
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Also watch him playing the 2nd Chopin piano concerto. I was almost shocked at how much he makes the perception of the piano as a voice reality, especially in the first movement. His sound is not the sound of a piano anymore, it is the voice of music and in this case pure sadness and despair. Just overwhelming. I am not kidding.
This remarkable performance is played by THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRIS NELSONS; Maestro Nelsons is now the Music Director of The Boston Symphony Orchestra. How ignorant and disrespectful to not identify the performers; there would be no performance of this without them. That being said, MIKHAIL PLETNEV once again proves himself to be one a handful of the greatest musicians and pianists who ever lived; I heard things here that I never before experienced in this beautiful work.
I feel like I am hearing the music for the first time.Pletnevs insights are countless and the conductor is also excellent.This incredible performance should be on a DVD.
Какой выразительный чёткий красивый звук фортепьяно ! Гениальное мастерство !
Simply PHENOMENAL! Divine! Bravo, Pletnev!
ОГРОМНОЕ СПАСИБО Солисту -- Михаилу Васильевичу Плетнёву и Симфоническому оркестру ( РНО) !!!
Безупречен! Совершенен! Великолепен!
this is probably the most divine playing I've ever heard since Horowitz - what a spectacular, intelligent musician Pletnev is. his orchestra and the conductor are fantastic, too; probably they are inspired by Pletnev's incredible musical energy.
Also I very like Gilels and Ormandi interpretation
ОГРОМНЕЙШЕЕ СПАСИБО за ИСПОЛНЕНИЕ !!! 08 Мая 2021года !!!
И это тоже сыграно гениально, до мурашек, как и очень многое другое у Плетнёва.
Дирижёр великолепный. Соответствует
Слушайте этого замечательного музыканта и у вас все будет хорошо.
Sublime...both the music and the interpretation.
Великолепная игра оркестра и работа дирижёра. Плетнев бесподобен
Decorum and graceful with elegant Chopin Exuberant, evocative, ethereal, and exhilarating like moonlight sonatas.
How many years has he lived? I think I need at least 1000 years to be this mature musically. The enormous inner feelings are refined to a degree that will never be excessive. It's purely musical, but it's beyond music.
Замечательно необыкновенно слушать и слушать пока слышит одно ухо.
Потрясающе!!!!!!!!!Плетнёв поразительно точен в стиле, и драматизм в интерпретации, и потрясающий звук, и элегантность- все просто покоряет, как всегда у этого русского гения!
@Nehemiah Tadeo Thanks, I'll keep it in mind.
Михаил Плетнев- гений!!
Great performance!!! Superb!!! Thank you!!!
грандиозно! все продумано до мельчайших нюансов ! в этом весь плетнев
Pletnev articulated well and played to accentuate his individuality, rather than solely or literary adhering to the performance directions. On top of that, I am sure that he referred to Paderewski's edition. He has such impeccable skill to project his ideas clearly via tone variance and other methods of sound production, which is enviable. The clarity is just GREAT!! It gives the music a different dimension, rarely done.
entièrement d'accord. Quel son ! magique
Не могу сдержать слёзы .
Nor me 😢
Chopin's recipe with a Pletnev seasoning. The smooth orchestral parts that Pletnev edited into the score are delightful. And his piano technique and tone are one of the best ever.
Nice comment the season change the plate so be vegan🥲
В исполнении Плетнева я слышу бесконечную любовь, лирично, пылко и вместе с тем возвышенно.
Необыкновенно прекрасно.
Все это гармонирует с математической точностью замысла исполнителя
@@user-ts3wi5uq5d ,Вы правы, наверное. Но не математической все же, а с порывом души композитора.
@@user-eu3bt4ji4k Да,безусловно это так. Полная гармония во всем , вплоть до поведения за роялем !
This is by far the best interpratation ive heard of this piece. Pletnev does a phenomenal job. This is the way Chopin should be played.
Him and Sokolov are my favourite. Magic hands. big hearts, deepness, grace, elegance and precision totally explosive but in the same time rigorously discrete. The exact opposite than Lang Lang and similars circus show-men or porno-divas like Yuja Wang or Katia Buniatishvili.
Try Rosina Lhevinne. Wife of Josef Lhevinne. I think you'll like her playing.
oh ! I know her very well! Thank you anyway.
Haha porno divas
Про нашу Юйцзю, этт здря, а Михаил Васильевич Плетнев, конечно, гений, на все времена.
Какое вступление рояля!!! Звук сказочно красивый. Браво , Плетнев!!!
sublime and beautiful. Every note is sweetly played.
alors vous n'avez encore rien écouté...et entendu ; Claudio Arrau reste l'interprète indépassable de Chopin.
He's of course not underrated at all by those who know, but he is definitely one of the greatest players of all time... Not a household name by any means; but then, look at the world in which we find ourselves.
Mikhail Pletnev великий музыкант.
Bravissimo Pletnev!!! The great pianist, the great musician!!!
The notes just disappear - Pletnev makes pure music. His interpretation of the Romance - Larghetto movement was so confident yet so delicate at the appropriate times. I am so thankful that this video has been posted. I have always wanted to hear/watch Pletnev perform this concerto. I have quite a bit on this movement myself - it's always humbling to watch a rare master like Pletnev put his signature on such a masterpiece.
A beautiful piece! Sublimely played by Mikhail Pletnev!
Sometimes the sound is not completely up to standard ~ but I have learned to appreciate the content more. The concert is absolutely beautiful. So well played ~ so well conducted ... and
Mikhail Pletnev outstanding. One can forgive the poor sound easily ~ and be grateful for this wonderful gain. Anyway ~ I am!
The conductor looks young energetic , well conducting to me .
This video is priceless.Nobody will; ever play Chopin better than this.Pletnev gives meaning to every note.The conductor is excellent too, following Pletnevs tempos with complete dedication to the musics message.I have many recordings of this work, but this is the best.Thank you Tiszt for this incredible experience.Rubinstein said music is a 6th sense.Pletnev proves Rubinstein was right.
Thank you so much !!!! Maybe you know the conductor 's name?
@@elmiramuradova561Андриес Нельсонс
Plertnev is pure magic.The conductor is also pretty fabulous.I have never heard this Chopin Concerto no. 1 played with such total authority and musical excellence. Pletnev's insights are countless and I believe leave everyone else in the shade.Including such superb artists as Pollini, Argerich and Gilels.
Oh, you had write so magic words!!! Thank you so much!
Grazie Maestro Pletnev….
This pianist offers us here his customary cold/severe tone and the peculiar articulations but the perf. carries plenty enough of the "unique Pletnev magic" of that special Pletnevian musical sense and conviction that no other piano performer has quite in this way.
Mikhail is a wonderful name reminiscent of Mikhail Baryshnikov ballet dancer and religious connotation. Incredible Frederick Chopin akin to Sebelius violin concerto renown composer music foundations pay homage.
Amazing Maestro Pletnev😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great! One of the best musician.
The best interpretation for sure
Он гений .
Не забываемые минуты заочного присутствия на проникновенном слушание незабываемого концерта Наполняешься духом музицирования 19-го века. М.В. Плетнёв удваивает эмоциональные плюсы восторга
Never move the camera away from the pianist's hands during a Chopin concerto.. There's always something awesome happening at the piano..
A utterly phrasing along sublime melody line - Reflection of the circumstance and intention when Chopin composed this piece.
Браво!
When I was a young girl taking piano lessons my teacher would tell me to watch concerts on television (late in the evening when I should have been in bed). I listened. There is so much more to a concert than listening, and I have truly learned that after watching Pletnev perform. Watching his hands is amazing. How fast, how skilled. Other RUclips concerts that don't feature the performance but have the written music or photographs aren't as interesting.
I apologise for taking so long to write, but I had to go to the public library so I could see the entire Chopin 2nd Concerto with Pletnev.I love his 2nd and 3rd movmnts.His impecabble technique,stunning right hand legato, gorgeous singing tone, and vivid imagination are as if Pletnev is in a state of communion through his natural born 6th sense, with the composer himself.I still love Krystan Zimerman with Giulini on the 1st mvmnt most of all however.
Дирижёр бесподобный! Какая страсть, накал, видно , что он сам получает удовольствие от всего этого действа!!! Чудесно! Имени и фамилии не нашла(
Andris Nelsons.
Pletnev is amazing!
He speaks with sounds,this school,unfortunately,disappears now
well having the written music is just as appealing to me, to follow the score it helps with practice also
oooooh, if the Orchestra in Warsaw Chopin 2015. had played so sensitively and flexibly as here......Pletnev, masterly, and with direction, and intensity..presenting singing and speaking in refined projection
+Christopher Czaja Sager What you're hearing here is a reorchestration of the concerto by Pletnev. Chopin, as you might know, was not terribly good with orchestration, so Pletnev edited the orchestration a little bit. And some places you can tell are so much sweeter in this version
The conductor in Warsaw Chopin 2015 destroyed all the concertos. He went his way not the composer's or anyone's way.Too bad. Further, the young pianists today are not prepare to go to the public the way the older generation did. So many commercial stunts like Lang Lang and Juja Wang .... They play aggressively with some technique, with spirit, yes, but not much heart and mind. No philosophy what's soever, very much copycat similarity. If you listen to older generation often you must agree with me that almost every great one has his or her own colors and you often recognize their playing without watching. In the future it's very hard to have a great pianist like Mikhail Pletnev or alike. I agree with Andrea Schiff had one said "...today music education is not what it used to be or it should be..."True and Sad. I'm of this generation not the older.
@@iecritique5729 In old times pianists use to have 10 rehearsals with orchestra before performing it. Unfortunately many pianists just want the money and forget about music. I saw trifonov playing shuman concerto with 0 encores that's sad in my opinion perhaps he had some pain or something.
Totally wonderful and, as a romantic female, the second movment 'Romance' is, naturally for me a knock-out. The delicate yet firm fingering, the depth of feeling, so utterly beautiful. The whole concerto is simply the best when played by such a fantastic pianist. Thanks for this video - it has made a rainy day shine - the sun has appeared and rightly so hearing this.
The best
Chopin's 1st is considered multi-approachable. Different people perform it differently, reflecting on their individuality. That is why Chopin's music is a whole category by itself, given it's uniqueness. That's the reason why there is an international competition catered to it and an organisation maintaining it. It is unfair to judge a pianist's capability based on only one out of the myriads of aspects which are also equally important from a pianistic perspective.
I have practiced this piece for several months now, and I have always referred to the Argerich version for inspiration. Somehow I didn't notice this until now, and all I can say is that I have absolutely not understood the musicality of this piece. Puts me to shame in terms of how many details I missed.
Mikhail Pletnev - Andris Nelsons No. 1 Chopin PC in E minor, Op. 11; Russian National Orchestra; Orchestra arrangement by Mikhail Pletnev the hall of the Moscow Conservatory in 2004
Pletnev changed things himself.
12:59 wow
強
В звуках - МУЗЫКА !!!!!! БРАВО !!!!!
Играет великий пианист!!!
Is the conductor young Andris Nelsons.....????
Does anyone professional know how to clean up the audio and post the link so we can enjoy this better?
Same concerto on "Waker Glass" site
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Обожаю Плетнева!!!
Обожаю Шопена!!!
Но между ними пропасть.
Шопен как Моцарт, в звуке- получатся эстетство, контролируемые чувства, мозги привалируют. Нет порыва, чувственности и шопеновской тонкости.
Плюс рафинированные, восковые пассажи. Это даже не эксперимент, искания новой трактовки Шопена, а тавтология.
Ещё раз повторяю, ОБОЖАЮ Плетнева!!! Его сказочное звучание и трактовка русской музыки! Лучшего просто не бывает!
У Вас будет время понять эту интепретацию без ссылок на известные шаблоны
I am here once again ~ because ~ I forgot to do something
the last time ... ;o) ~ and here they are ...
☆☆☆☆☆
Who is the conductor? Orchestra? After all, it's a concerto!
Andris Nelsons, Russian National Orchestra
@@micaelabonetti949 Thank you!
Плетнёв-- истинно русский музыкант, глубокий, тонкий... Но Запись несколько стеклянная, живой звук...
it seems the conductor is the young Andris Nelsons.
I believe it has been reorchestrated.. May be the Balakirev transcription.. The original version has nothing happening in the orchestra..
屌炸天
5-47!!!!!!
It's Pletnev's arrangement.
Registrazione non felice.Pletnev è sempre magistrale!
Il sito di "Waker Glass" ne offre una pulita da tutte queste fastidiose scorie !
Je suis nostalgique de Claudio Arrau....
Как он здесь хорош! Сейчас он играет по-другому: жёстче, аскетичнее, бескомпромиссно в отношении публики
Yes. Pletnev, Rubinstein but also Hofmann and H. Neuhaus, in my opinion. Why you included that musical zero Yundi Li in your list is beyond me.
Лучшен исполнение
2021 --- 09 ЛЕТ == в 2012 году !??! . . .
what happened 4-30?
horrible background noise on this recording - very obvious at the start 0:00, but I believe it is there all the time , just often nearly drowned out by the orchestra - clearly there again during the piano intro at 4:05
I do not know it is recording or ? Left hand sound louder than right hand plying , not all the time but still ......
殘破的結尾
The conductor is definitely Andris Nelsons.
Li won th Chopin Competation 2000 since the past 12 years, if you say he is zero, that also means you say all th justices are zero, is it correct?
Who is the orchestrator? It is not Chopins orcherstration
arranged by Mikhail Pletnev
One of the best three performance, the other two by Rubinstein & Yudi Li. The conductor Andris Nelsons will become the new music director of Boston Symphony next year.
Who is conductor?
Andris Nelsons.
Conductor Andris Nelsons.
次亜塩素酸噴霧器が欲しいけど、二万円くらいする。ちょっと怖いのよ。粘膜とか心配。出かける時だけつけて帰ったらすぐ消すとかかなあ。洗濯機も欲しいし。邪気退治にはどっちも欲しいなあ。お布団洗えないなんて気持ち悪い！😊❤❤
コインランドリーは運べないし誰が何を洗ったかわからん洗濯機なんて嫌だ！気持ち悪いじゃん？😊
лучшее исполнение в ХУДШЕМ качестве
Hätte da Chopin gesagt, So könne man das nicht spielen, oder, dass er das Pletnjew stehlen möchte?
Rap 📗 sehr dankbar
Все было бы отлично если бы не звук жарещейся яичницы на заднем фоне(
єто кинопленка трещит - запись то древняя ((
Ну это же живая запись... Кроме звука записи существует ещё звук Души и Интонации Личности ❤️
hahaha
only 'pity': that the instrument was not the beauty as in Warsaw 2015, the gorgeous Steinway & Sons D......
True and the audio I think it's more the 2nd one
Music is feeling be vegan.
All the judges are famous musican & pianist, is that also means that they all don't know about music?