Chopin Scherzo b flat op.31 Rubinstein A May 17th,1968 Torino

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  • @user-sz6lx9df7r
    @user-sz6lx9df7r Год назад +10

    ルービンシュタインのショパン演奏を聴くと、とにかく心が和らぎ、さぁこれから1日頑張るぞ、👊✨という気持ちになるから不思議です。鍵盤から、音が珠の様に弾け、その音の何とも気持ちの良いこと。まるで春の小川のせせらぎを聴く様です。いつしか私は日に何度もルービンシュタインのショパン演奏を聴くのが、日課になってしまいました。今、私は自分が目指す分野で、ルービンシュタインの様に一流の人になりたい、と熱い思いで毎日を過ごしております。ルービンシュタインには感謝の言葉しか御座いません。

  • @bozzigmupp510
    @bozzigmupp510 4 года назад +77

    The audio quality is so good for such an old video

    • @Sparsha-ij8rr
      @Sparsha-ij8rr 3 месяца назад

      Вероятно, восстановленный звук

  • @looneynet1956
    @looneynet1956 4 года назад +75

    His dramatic range and clarity and depth are unique. Purposeful and in the moment. Visionary. Quite daring at his age.

  • @stevenledbetter9997
    @stevenledbetter9997 8 месяцев назад +6

    That Rubinstein sound like an intimate whisper, a heart that yearns.

  • @jjlungdoc7472
    @jjlungdoc7472 Год назад +5

    For me, his memory will always be a blessing.
    Thank you Maestro.

  • @daffyduck4195
    @daffyduck4195 Год назад +9

    I played this piece when I was 19 but never understood its meaning. In subsequent years I listened to various artists who all had different approaches and so that piece remained an enigma........until I heard Rubenstein play it. He had a master understanding of the whole piece and instinctively knew each phrase in relation to each other and his playing is so articulate that, as one commenter noted, it was played as if it were done by two people.

  • @ritanicosia
    @ritanicosia 2 года назад +36

    Tears in my eyes, I don't know why. For Chopin? For Rubinstein? For that far 1968? I didn't think I would move in tears like if I have heard this music in my youth, but it is just so. Rest in peace Mr. Rubinstein, thank you for all emotions you have given to all us

    • @acswu2617
      @acswu2617 2 года назад +1

      may be for your bygone childhood.

    • @carlosilvestri6340
      @carlosilvestri6340 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/A6rSA4xL5EU/видео.html

    • @haydnpimenta1620
      @haydnpimenta1620 5 месяцев назад +2

      Besides being one of the most brilliant pianist of the 29th century, he was also a very good writer as he proved to be with his autobiography!

    • @gustav58
      @gustav58 4 месяца назад +3

      Just found this video and the same happened to me. This performance will bring tears to your eyes.

  • @rsjmd
    @rsjmd 11 месяцев назад +6

    EVERYONE there knew this was special.

  • @berlinzerberus
    @berlinzerberus 5 лет назад +47

    Wonderful singing secondary theme..Rubinstein!

  • @charleskesner1302
    @charleskesner1302 4 года назад +63

    No one could play Chopin like him.

  • @leochallier9778
    @leochallier9778 8 месяцев назад +5

    J'aime ce Scherzo de Chopin surtout quand il est interprété par Arthur Rubinstein.👍👍👍

  • @hannastaszak1684
    @hannastaszak1684 2 года назад +8

    Cudowna muzyka genialnego Chopina, boskie wykonanie. Dziękuję.

  • @GayPlaywright
    @GayPlaywright 10 месяцев назад +4

    I was very fortunate to see Rubinsteiin twice in person in Birmingham Alabama first with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra (when he did the Tchaikovsy Piano Conerto) ca. 1961 and then again in a solo recital in 1971. Great, great pianist :-}

    • @g.kech.10
      @g.kech.10 5 месяцев назад

      What did he play?

  • @musikJT
    @musikJT 7 месяцев назад +3

    Il a déjà 81 ans ..... et il est plus que jamais merveilleux !

  • @aapor2921
    @aapor2921 4 года назад +28

    Best recording of the piece on my opinion. Just love the a bit "slow" but so clear begining and of course the whole recording. I always find something new while listening this recording.

  • @jimc1466
    @jimc1466 2 года назад +5

    He was the best and no one beats him playing Chopin

  • @albarosadolfin7725
    @albarosadolfin7725 2 года назад +4

    Grandissimo pianista,un genio interpretativo, personalità complessa sensibilità profonda,

  • @waynesmith3767
    @waynesmith3767 Месяц назад

    How I wish I could have heard him live! The records are so beautiful! And what a radiant man he was! It must have been a great pleasure to see him also-in videos he has so much charisma.

    • @pamelafrancis4476
      @pamelafrancis4476 13 дней назад +1

      I heard him many times (London) and it was like going into another dimension, the audience contributes more than you can put into words.

  • @saltburner2
    @saltburner2 4 года назад +19

    I heard him play this at the Royal Festival Hall in London in 1972.

  • @magorzataklikowicz6183
    @magorzataklikowicz6183 2 года назад +5

    Tak grać to absolutne mistrzostwo świata!!!!!! Bravo Maestro, 🌹❤🌹

  • @hannastaszak1684
    @hannastaszak1684 2 года назад +6

    Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.

  • @michelegirardi2079
    @michelegirardi2079 4 года назад +12

    GRAZIE!!! Straordinario! un conforto per l'animo.

  • @lucazalaffi1able
    @lucazalaffi1able 4 года назад +29

    Arrivare a 81 anni con questa vitalità e passione!!! ...
    👍👍👍👍👍
    P.s.
    Ma c'è pure un giovanissimo Luigi Milani (quando inquadra i c.bassi ...)??? ... Se qualcuno l'ha riconosciuto me lo confermi
    😊😊😊😊😊
    Grande Maestro (con affetto)!!!

  • @annatirindelli8879
    @annatirindelli8879 4 года назад +24

    Grazie Stimatissimo Prof. Chierici per questo suo Canale ricco di preziosi Gioielli ! Un documento storico di infinito valore: il Maestro dei Maestri Artur Rubinstein 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Grazie di cuore! Cordiali saluti, Anna e Luigi

  • @nuil501
    @nuil501 4 года назад +13

    Maravilhoso!!! Always a pleasure to hear Rubinstein ; Thanks for sharing;

  • @dmmm1121
    @dmmm1121 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for this. I love this performer.

  • @pianonacho
    @pianonacho 2 года назад +5

    Una joya! Impresionante Rubinstein gracias por compartirlo 🎶🎹😄

  • @adriancook7078
    @adriancook7078 2 года назад +4

    I was at a concert like that of his in London and many others. Rubinstein's the man.

  • @Pianoforte123784
    @Pianoforte123784 5 лет назад +12

    Thank you for posting this!

  • @eugeniofiorilli5884
    @eugeniofiorilli5884 4 года назад +4

    Confesso la mia ignoranza. Seguo decine e decine di pianisti. Ma lui ahimè non lo avevo mai ascoltato prima di oggi pomeriggio. Tecnica impareggiabile, non fine se stessa, ma tutta al servizio di una interpretazione commovente. Grazie. RIP Arthur.

  • @barbaracatania7563
    @barbaracatania7563 2 года назад +6

    At minute 4:08-4:09 the repeated two chords (re-appearing from minute 5:15) reminds me of #LyleMays / #PatMetheny opening "September Fiftheenth"... Chopinian harmonies that have inspired and continue to inspire, after centuries !!! Amazing!!!

  • @LucaZani3012
    @LucaZani3012 2 года назад +3

    Che interpretazione fantastica! Impressionante!

  • @joelhacker4729
    @joelhacker4729 4 года назад +1

    Recién hoy descubro este canal. Muy bueno👋🇦🇷

  • @abs0716
    @abs0716 3 года назад +4

    Oy. So wonderful to witness greatness.

  • @culturehorse
    @culturehorse 4 года назад +5

    Wonderful film performance. Remarkable channel artist content. Thanks & new subscriber from NY!

  • @LABARITONESSA
    @LABARITONESSA 4 года назад +7

    Un monumento! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @ebonyivory149
    @ebonyivory149 4 года назад +1

    Che belle immagini...uno dei più grandi interpreti di Chopin.

  • @antoniavignera2339
    @antoniavignera2339 2 года назад +2

    Grazie Signor Luca,un documento prezioso ascoltare A.Rubinstein ti fa riflettere sulla condizione della musica oggi.

    • @maxflamini2020
      @maxflamini2020 2 года назад +3

      Sono perfettamente d'accordo, e purtroppo disgustato da quanto poco spazio si dedichi all'arte in generale e quanto se ne dia a programmi inutili...

  • @bobeduardogabriel1201
    @bobeduardogabriel1201 4 года назад +6

    Obrigado do Brasil
    Bravo

  • @diariodiunmusicistamusicologo
    @diariodiunmusicistamusicologo 2 года назад +1

    Documento straordinario!!!

  • @meredith218461
    @meredith218461 Год назад +1

    Playing in the grand manner! Ok one or two splashes and a slight memory lapse in the dramatic central section. What spontaneity though, and how beautifully he shapes the secondary major key theme. Rubinstein truly shone in front his adoring audiences.

  • @tngus9904
    @tngus9904 2 года назад +3

    Amazing scherzo 😭❤️

  • @JoseMartinez-nz2ie
    @JoseMartinez-nz2ie 5 лет назад +1

    Gracias por por esto!!!

  • @francescozennaro6855
    @francescozennaro6855 2 года назад +1

    Conservo gelosamente un mozzicone di sigaro fumato nell'Estate del 1979 dal Maestro, a Venezia al Caffè Floriàn.
    Nel 1974 lo sentii suonare alla Fenice.
    Diede 4 bis!!

  • @carlyte6120
    @carlyte6120 4 года назад +3

    Commovente e da brividi

  • @CarlosLima-oe7wn
    @CarlosLima-oe7wn 7 месяцев назад +1

    O absoluto domínio do instrumento fez de Rubinstein um verdadeiro mestre, sendo sucedido por Arrau sempre valorizando a grande música que será eterna.

  • @carlyte6120
    @carlyte6120 4 года назад +6

    La rai 3 di tanti anni fa... wow

  • @aallpprr8998
    @aallpprr8998 4 года назад +100

    Se invece di ascoltare di ascoltare sfera i giovani ascoltassero questo e in tv non mandassero temptation island ma questo la gente non perderebbe quei pochi neuroni che hanno

    • @ghittymusical672
      @ghittymusical672 4 года назад +3

      Aall Pprr prima li devono sentire i loro nonni e i genitori 😂

    • @jacopo.mazzei
      @jacopo.mazzei 4 года назад +1

      Ah perchè adesso ascoltare musica trap fa perdere i neuroni? Per cortesia...

    • @aallpprr8998
      @aallpprr8998 4 года назад +8

      Jacopo Mazzei ovviamente non penso questo ma prova a comparare il messaggio che può trasmettere un notturno di chopin piuttosto che una sinfonia di Beethoven rispetto a quello delle canzoni di sfera. Ho provato ad ascoltare delle canzoni trap e lasciamo da parte la musica e l’originalità perché su quello non avevo nessuna speranza ma nei testi ho trovato una banalità esagerata. Quel tipo di musica così come molta altra musica contemporanea non ti spinge a pensare, a trovare il significato delle cose, non richiede l’empatia che un brano di chopin richiede e quindi non porta a creare nessun legame significativo con l’autore (che nel caso del trap perde tempo ad ostentare la sua fama (effimera) e l’uso della droga). La musica che crea unione d’animi è a mio parere la più significativa e la musica trap in cui sento questo e quell’altro che si scopano le bitches, fumano la weed e bevono lo sciroppo non mi dà niente di tutto ciò.

    • @bartoldo5898
      @bartoldo5898 4 года назад +2

      @@aallpprr8998 Da amante e pianista(amatoriale) di Chopin penso che la musica sia un concetto puramente soggettivo.
      Come essa, anche un ideale ed un etica lo sono.
      Penso non ci siano distinzioni oggettive tra le musiche e che dipenda tutto da quanto uno sia disposto a cambiare opinione.
      Finché sei aperto al nuovo non importa la musica o l'ideale che hai perchè esso è soggettivo.
      Il mio pensiero è che quando non si sia aperti in preconcetto allora sia un discorso di ignoranza e non di musica.
      Ma il tuo punto è comunque molto comprensibile.

    • @aallpprr8998
      @aallpprr8998 4 года назад +6

      Bartoldo certo infatti ho ascoltato e provato a capire la musica trap. Penso comunque che il soggettivo abbia un limite: il disegno di un bambino non potrà mai superare quello dell’artista. Io vedo nel trapper il bambino che applica forme e concetti basilari al suo “prato con casetta e sole all’angolo del foglio” (che possono essere nel caso della musica una progressione di 4 accordi che si ripete per tutto il brano o la completa mancanza di originalità dei temi che porta a canzoni “fatte con lo stampo” proprio come i disegni dei bambini) e chopin all’artista che per mille motivi supera il bambino nel disegno indipendentemente dalla soggettività di chi giudica. L’ignoranza, credo, è proprio nei ragazzi miei coetanei che ascoltano la trap senza spingersi al di fuori di quel confine e conoscere, forse perché è così la moda o perché molti ragazzi proprio come le canzoni che ascoltano sono fatti con lo stampo.

  • @astridschlegel7681
    @astridschlegel7681 4 года назад +16

    I played this and I wish I could do it even half as,well

    • @KirilIliev_Utube
      @KirilIliev_Utube 4 года назад +1

      This is a piece you will be coming back to all your piano playing life. No one can play it to his own satisfaction. I have played it in over 20 years. My teachers were delighted. My recital audiences liked it. I never liked how I play it. None of my colleagues at the Conservatory liked the way THEY played it but they always liked how OTHERS played it. I even tried to forget the piece - but I can always play it. I think this piece has kind of secret musical curse.
      Note that this is an encore. Note that Rubinsten also has not played it recently. But in an impromptu decision Rubinstein plays it. I think he wants to be freed from the curse of this piece. Notice how he nods to the audience at the end "yeah yeah - what do you know "

    • @banumathi8684
      @banumathi8684 4 года назад

      Zimerman does it better

  • @peter5.056
    @peter5.056 3 месяца назад

    Ha, it brings a smile to my face to see Rubenstein mess up in the EXACT same spot I do. After 7:37 lol, I guess my endless frustration at never being able to reliably nail those leaps, has company with the best of us.

  • @icaropinto1334
    @icaropinto1334 4 года назад +2

    Thank you so much =)

  • @floraparginou8758
    @floraparginou8758 9 месяцев назад +1

    Like the river flow!!!

  • @mariagraziaspoladore6893
    @mariagraziaspoladore6893 2 года назад +2

    Mai sazia di ascoltarlo. Grazie

  • @u.y.3643
    @u.y.3643 6 месяцев назад +1

    Superb.!

  • @raffamineiro1711
    @raffamineiro1711 2 года назад +2

    Phenomenal…

  • @Warauwater
    @Warauwater 6 месяцев назад

    Perfect masterpiece😢

  • @osmhrk3543
    @osmhrk3543 4 года назад +3

    輝かしいキャリアを誇る大スターが当時既に81歳でコンチェルトの後のアンコールで、という状況からすれば聴衆の熱狂は納得できる。いろいろな意味で歴史的、という形容以外はあてはめられない演奏の記録。

  • @littlebrookreader949
    @littlebrookreader949 2 года назад +1

    BRAVO!!! BRAVO!!!

  • @luizmorato3659
    @luizmorato3659 2 года назад +2

    Bravíssimo the best

  • @kionawaka69
    @kionawaka69 4 года назад +8

    1:19~のカンタービレの箇所を聞くと、「この曲はショパンが幸福な時代に作曲されたものだろう」というのがよくわかる。アンコールに弾くには少し長い気もするが、今でもスケルツォの中で最高評価を得ている人気曲であろう。音色の美しさに聴衆が聞き惚れているのがわかる。ルビンシュタインは彼の演奏技術を聴かせるのではなくあくまで曲そのものを聴かせるという点で、知性的・文学的であり、その点感覚的なホロヴィッツと対極にある。

  • @cubanm81
    @cubanm81 4 года назад +6

    Bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo por siempre mi viejo.

  • @namcaovan7951
    @namcaovan7951 4 года назад +5

    That is magic 😀😀

  • @karimgenova
    @karimgenova 2 года назад +2

    Stupendo

  • @andreypozdeev1248
    @andreypozdeev1248 2 года назад +1

    Ничего лишнего, браво

  • @stefanoamodio8943
    @stefanoamodio8943 2 года назад

    Immenso!

  • @KiwiP1lot
    @KiwiP1lot Год назад

    Brilliant. 🎉

  • @dryades1
    @dryades1 Год назад

    9:29 Amazing arrangement!

  • @riccardo4134
    @riccardo4134 2 года назад

    It almoust seems there are two pianist sitting at the piano. One is doing the left hand and the other plays the right. I recon this is one of Rubistein's best peculiarities...

  • @globalc3849
    @globalc3849 10 месяцев назад +1

    No words. This is fantastic. Bravo.

  • @Giovanni-fj5cu
    @Giovanni-fj5cu 2 года назад +2

    Rubistein great artist

  • @andrewkennaugh1065
    @andrewkennaugh1065 4 года назад +4

    I liked the way he sat for a while,as if wondering what to play for an encore...!😚
    Of course he'd decided before the concert and practised it... ever the showman!!😂
    Lovely,natural technique,though never in the super-virtuoso league.
    As with Schnabel and Cortot,you were always guaranteed a few 'extra' notes!!!😊😋

    • @NJI-hy1pq
      @NJI-hy1pq 3 года назад

      Love the xtra notes, man, he was 81, then?

    • @vincent-ataramaniko
      @vincent-ataramaniko 3 года назад

      I love these mistakes. Perfection is ugly.

    • @MXDelfos
      @MXDelfos 3 года назад +3

      As he said very sincerely in his autobiography, he seldom practiced much. But his memory was incredible. He never saw himself as a virtuoso. He feared Horowitz, for example.

  • @HHH-ec3ll
    @HHH-ec3ll 2 года назад +3

    I M M E N S O !!
    SONORITÀ INARRIVABILI!!

  • @nkbeach
    @nkbeach 3 года назад

    Intéressant - cela permet de se mettre dans le contexte de l'époque et, du coup, de comprendre pourquoi quand Pollini est arrivé, il a soufflé un vent nouveau de perfection surclassant tout ce qui s'était fait jusqu'alors !

    • @alainspiteri502
      @alainspiteri502 2 года назад

      expliquer svp , Pollini est arrivé en 1970 apres Samson Francois inégalable, apres Clara Haskil et Lili krauss ( deux incomparables Mozartiennes ) après Clara Haskil et ses Mozart-Schumann apres Walter Gieseking avec Debussy-Ravel pres Wilhelm Kempff et ses Beethoven sans parler de Yves Nat et ses éternelles sonates de Beethoven on peut penser apres Marcelle Meyer.... alors dites moi ce que Maurizio Pollini a bien pu apporter en 1970 avec son premier disque des Etudes de Chopin ? ?

    • @alainspiteri502
      @alainspiteri502 2 года назад

      Argerich a apporté un sang neuf avec sa retentissante sonate de F Lizst ( 1970 ) mais Pollilni quoi ?

    • @nkbeach
      @nkbeach 2 года назад

      @@alainspiteri502 Ouvrez donc vos oreilles !

    • @alainspiteri502
      @alainspiteri502 2 года назад +1

      @@nkbeach ce n'est pas une réponse !

    • @nkbeach
      @nkbeach 2 года назад

      @@alainspiteri502 Votre message était tellement ridicule que ça n'appelait pas réellement de réponse. La succession entre 71 et 75, de coups de maître, considérés d'ailleurs encore aujourd'hui comme des références, suffirait à clore toute discussion : l'album Stravinsky et Prokofiev, puis les Etudes de Chopiun, puis le Schumann avec la sonate et la fantaisie op. 17, puis le Schubert sonate et wanderer, et les préludes de Chopin. Tout ceci avant durant la seconde moitié des années 70, les légendaires Beethoven. Bonne continuation. Pas spécialement utile de me répondre.

  • @r.wagner5409
    @r.wagner5409 Год назад +1

    Chopin was born in Poland and removed to France when was 20.Rubinstein was born in Poland too.

  • @user-dm9wq8vo8s
    @user-dm9wq8vo8s 2 года назад

    Музыка страстная в порывистом исполнении А.Рубинштейна!

  • @yusukeundisolde
    @yusukeundisolde 2 года назад +1

    大好き、ルービンシュタイン。

  • @lepaintre123
    @lepaintre123 2 года назад +2

    Arthur Rubinstein a piano reference.

  • @user-yv2xp3kr7u
    @user-yv2xp3kr7u Месяц назад

    Io c'ero, Auditorium Rai via Rossini (16 anni😊)

  • @highpeaksphil
    @highpeaksphil 4 месяца назад

    The more amazing fact is that this is obviously an encore after a concerto. Unbelievable stamina, memory and musicality. Also I wonder how many encores he played that night.

  • @Pacmandies
    @Pacmandies 4 года назад

    Oh❤

  • @antoninopirrone2541
    @antoninopirrone2541 2 года назад

    ❤️💕💕

  • @quananginh9446
    @quananginh9446 2 года назад +2

    2:08 that is Mr. Bean in the 2nd row

  • @NJI-hy1pq
    @NJI-hy1pq 3 года назад +1

    😍

  • @MXDelfos
    @MXDelfos 3 года назад +4

    Only Polish pianists could make Chopin sing the right way. Paderewski, Godowski, Rubinstein... Although Chopin is so universal, it's an utterly interesting exercise to compare between so many piano gods.

    • @marksmith3947
      @marksmith3947 2 года назад +1

      I think it's very obvious when you hear Rubinstein play the mazurkas. He has something that is very rare. I don't know exactly what, but it's probably the rhythm. His mazurkas sound polish. Most don't

  • @Cayres18
    @Cayres18 4 года назад +1

    Good

  • @namrnam5413
    @namrnam5413 4 года назад +1

    Is that piano small or he has big hands?

  • @giorgioschiavolena8878
    @giorgioschiavolena8878 4 года назад +2

    Sarebbe possibile caricare la prima parte del concerto che conteneva l'esecuzione del concerto n.1 di Tchaikowski?

  • @sandytanner9333
    @sandytanner9333 28 дней назад

    👏

  • @wndnjsl3702
    @wndnjsl3702 4 года назад +1

    0:38

  • @robertobianchissimo2784
    @robertobianchissimo2784 4 года назад

    Mi ricorda Tom pianista ( Tom & Jerry )

  • @alainspiteri502
    @alainspiteri502 2 года назад

    he seems tired at the end of his recital he was 80 Y old !

  • @michelangelomulieri5134
    @michelangelomulieri5134 4 года назад

    Cosa prevedeva il programma del concerto?

  • @angelobonacci461
    @angelobonacci461 Год назад +1

    Sicuramente non era perfetto e pulito come arturo ma lo spirito di chopin l'ha catturato..

  • @hercalexopoulos3647
    @hercalexopoulos3647 2 года назад

    are some people booing at him at the end ???

  • @jean-louismichas8349
    @jean-louismichas8349 2 года назад +1

    Une overture dans la grace

  • @Starnislav_
    @Starnislav_ 4 года назад

    Отчалившая Русь...

  • @TomD67
    @TomD67 3 года назад

    Does anyone know what concerto he had been playing before this encore?

  • @user-pp2tn8vx3k
    @user-pp2tn8vx3k 3 месяца назад

    6:09. 7:59. 10:14. 8:22. 8:36

  • @carlosguaymas6507
    @carlosguaymas6507 2 года назад

    Maldito cámara...enfoca cualquier cosa en la coda. No muestra las manos de Rubinstein

  • @user-pp2tn8vx3k
    @user-pp2tn8vx3k Месяц назад

    9:09. 9:10. 3:50