I just woke up and did not expect for this video to get the amount of attention it did... Thank you for watching everyone. I enjoyed Yunchan's performance a lot as you can tell. And I truly do believe that he will win the competition after last night's performance. Hence, the title of the video is my prediction hahaha. It's only a matter of hours before we find out! He's only 18 years old and capable of producing such breathtaking tonal qualities. This competition brings in pianists with incredible abilities. However, not many have given me the impression to watch them perform in person. Yunchan did just that for me with his performance of my favorite piano concerto. I could go on for days about how much I enjoyed his playing. And I'm glad to see so many of you all agreeing in the comments hahaha! :D
This massive response is a total recognition of the phenomenon we witnessed last night. A Rach 3 for the ages. Also you've got a special channel and community here.
@@88_AC @Adam Chefitz You put it perfectly. I think the amount of comments showing support for him is a testament to what he showed to the world last night. And I am humbled to create videos that other people can appreciate too. It means a lot.
I feel Rachimanov was playing through him, and if he was not he would have been proud of his protege's ability to express his Russian soul so beautifully...the poignancy and the passion sweeping all before it. A performance to be played over and over again
this guy is whole on another level of word definition "prodigy" i have seen how 12 year olds playing chopin etudes how 8 and 6 year olds play mozart sonates sooo greatly but for 18 year old person playing rach 3 concerto was the thibg i have never ever even thought about i didn't rlly expected in my life to see anyone playing that at 18 years age
I had the great good fortune to see him perform Rach 3 for his NY Philharmonic debut with James Gaffigan last week. Extraordinary! And he took the 3rd movement EVEN FASTER!!! NYC audiences rock and are loud, enthusiastic, and appreciative. After two encores and about five long bows he came out from backstage and was crying. After a quick bow, he went over to the concertmaster and asked her to walk off stage with him, effectively ending the concert. Very touching end to an historical moment in classical music.
@@Marie-ChristineCoupillaud Yes, I hadn't heard that, but it seems plausible. In addition to his incredible great artistry, he's still a human being. He has emotions. I'm glad to see him have the release of crying, laughing or whatever he needs to do to stay brilliant and happy.💓
Of course he won. I heard one or two of his Transcendental Etudes and knew he was going to win the whole competition and be audience favorite winner. I have listened to many Van Cliburn competitions and never heard such a clear first place winner.
I agree with you.... the Liszt is what set him up to be the winner.... this performance more than solidified it! As having learned one and 1/2 of these Etudes (and NOT the hardest), I just can't imagine playing all 12 in one setting... let alone in a competition format!
@@jamesbow5916 His liszt was increadible, but it was not as much as a shock as this concerto. The concerto was out of this world, beyond the competition and everything. I tear up at the, was not ready for it.
Absolutely epic and bloodcurdling performance. Made me feel like listening to this concerto for the first time. The layers, the depth, the left hand......OMG. Just wondering how Marin Alsop lived through this.
Yes indeed she is. Remember that Marin alsop is the one who pick the final winner in the competition. She also enjoy the directing the orchestra & Yunchan.
I knew he won when Elizabeth Roe said it was a “once in a lifetime” experience and when Buddy said Lim was miraculous and starts at another place( from the other performers).
He is famous for leading a life a solitude. He doesn't watch media nor have SNS accounts. His whole life is engulfed in music only. Not surprising this is the outcome.
This has long been my favorite piano concerto. I've heard it by many pianists both live and recorded over the decades. But never, ever have I been so moved by a performance. I had goosebumps from the first movement through the vibrant finale. Such nuance! Such power! Such an emotional range! And when he finished, I actually cheered and had tears in my eyes. That has never happened to me in my long life. It was a sensational performance by a very young man with a remarkable career ahead of him.
definitely its sooooo great performance... i could also tell u one my favorite performance by khatia buniatidhvili i think she is more sticked with orchestra and helps them make music in harmony together than another pianists
I am not a pianist. However, I know beautiful music. I also know incredible when I see it. Yunchan is quite simply the best. I first listened to Yunchan’s playing of Rach 3 while watching the eclipse. As exciting as the eclipse was, Yunchan was by far the more exciting!
Lucky you. I was a student in Ann Arbor and remember wishing I could afford to see Horowitz performing. I did enjoy annual performances of Handel's Messiah at Hill around Thanksgiving. Much cheaper tickets.
@@kenpark840 I wasn't a student, but my best friend was, at the School of Music and he got me a standing room ticket with the understanding that I'd stand on the right side; all the piano majors stood on the left so they could see his hands. Even though we were literally in the rafters, and I can't recall how much tickets were, I was extremely appreciative!
I particularly liked how Yunchan paid attention to the conductor and the orchestra rather than performing on his own, which led to a wholesome performance. He is not only talented but also very humble. He wasn't trying to show off to win the competition. Rather, he wanted to deliver the soul and inspiration of the composers centruries apart as best as he could, to the audience.
Right, like he just comes off as someone who really loves the music and wants to share that with everyone. Just so happens that he has made himself a global star prodigy at 18 in doing so.
I honestly don't care how the competition turns out at this point. Lim has more than amply proved his superb qualities in these videos for the whole world to see. Great though his Rachmaninov was as well as the stunning Liszt recital, it was really the Mozart concerto that completely won me over. Those who haven't heard/seen it, it's really quite exciting and joyous. Don't miss it.
Here I am again, listening and weeping and getting those 'chills' again. Anciently, those electrical chills/goose bumps were called "horripilations." These horripilations were thought of as the soul's way of recognizing (confirming) the fact that one is in the presence of something extraordinary that was happening. In Indian these chills were called having a "samadhi" or experience of ecstasy. Being a direct experience of the Truth its self (above names or forms). Blessings on all you love. moi
2:30...I had the exact same reaction...I've listened to countless interpretations and never heard that...his performance was epic and so happy I got to experience it live.
Have to agree. After watching tonight's three live performances I was so blown away by Lim's Rach 3 that I re-watched it two more times. Willing to die on this hill.
Am on my second time listening, and he's even better than the first time through! Best I've ever heard! There aren't enough superlatives (and these observations take away nothing from the Chopin finalists who, too, create another realm of piano music!) 🌹💐❤️
Yuchan Lim of South Korea when I first recognized him he played the 12 Liszt Transcendental Etudes phenomenally, Many people anticipated him as the winner. Let us wait and see. Juries are full of surprises.
@@annettefallon1652 Yuchan is indeed phenomenal and I certainly hope that he gets his due. I listened to the Mazeppa 4 of the Liszt Transcendental Etudes and it was the ultimate. Why are there so many unusually good pianists coming out of South Korea like H J Lim and Seong Jin Cho - 2015 Chopin winner?
In my 69 years that is the most impressive performance of Rach-3. He had it all energy, timing, space, unbelievable tempos, beautiful melodic lines. Voicing God! Third time opening unison theme occurred he emphasized the tenor voice, who does that, continual surprises and only 18 SPEECHLESS !!
I am 77 and feel precisely like you!!: speechless!! Will be the youngest winner,is my prediction! Even if he is not, he will still be MY WINNER!!Thumbs up for you,young man!❤❤🌹🌹🙏🙏👏👏
I am 74.5 years. After hearing air-checks of the young Horowitz that could not be superceded, Lim has taken the most thrilling of them all, hands down!!!
I've heard this piece so many times.. its my favorite..but this one by Yuchan was so special.. He not only mastered the HUGE technical parts but the depth of his expression..and those tempos!! especially in the third Movement... OMG.. flawless and unforgettable.. but not only this performance, all of his recitals and the Mozart were sooo damn good.. I hope he takes the gold.. I'm still trying to process his concert last night..
I was a mess after watching this. Tears streaming down my face. I have not been moved this much since Cliburn himself. He is truly gifted beyond belief.
Благодарю за возможность просмотра этого контента! Да! Исполнение 3 концерта Рахманинова на этом конкурсе стало триумфом знаменитого молодого, гениального пианиста из Южной Кореи!!!Юнчен Лим покорил нас, слушателей, своей искренней самоотдачей любимому делу, блестящей, виртуозной техникой, эмоциональной ярклстью и выразительностью исполнения произведений разных стилей и эпох!!
Agree with you totally. His performance was flawless, his technique spectacular, his tempi mind-blowing; I was holding my breath at times. What a future he has.
수많은 참가자들을 위해 똑같은 곡을 수십 번 지휘하며 그녀는 대번에 연주자의 실력을 알아 봤을 겁니다. 그녀는 심사위원 최종 결정자입니다. 예를 들어 10명의 심사위원들이 5 대 5 로 결과가 나왔을 경우, 그녀의 결정권이 우승자를 가리게 돼죠. 윤찬군의 경우는 그녀가 참여하지 않았어도 다른 심사위원들이 임군을 우승자로 결정했다고 했습니다. 그런 그녀가 가장 어린 참가자에게 별 기대도 하지 않았는데, 사실은 너무나 뛰어나서 감동했다고 했습니다.
My jaw dropped when I first heard his Beethoven Eroica Variations in an earlier round, first time I appreciated that piece. Ever since, at every round, he proved way, way ahead of anyone. I had said all along, that if he hadn't won, something is very wrong. I can listen to his playing all day.
Thank you for showcasing this one in 100 Million Musical Talent!! I'm as astounded as everyone else!! I've Never heard anyone play this piece with the Poetry, Power, Depth, Nuance, Brilliance, Speed, Accuracy, Articulation, Introspection and Explosive Delivery as this Iconic Performance!!! There is also a vid on You Tube with him playing it when he was 15. Oh my I have to wonder when he learned it??? Yunchan Lim was also my choice for Gold early on. He had something none of the others even came close to. His Beethoven 3rd also is so precise, pure, clean, I'm amazed!!!
Thank you for your channel. I've not experienced this before. I could be wrong. But Yunchan went out there and owned this piece. And Marin knew it. The orchestra knew it. The audience was in shock. And I likewise just knew that something had happened. No use trying to analyse or predict. It simply was. The jury has no option neither excuse. A young man for this decade. (And I too have seen Horovitz ( London 1982)!). Phenomena etc.
Yunchan Lim was born to play the Rach 3rd. Total and absolute control of technical aspects, sublime touch during melodic episodes and bone-crunching control of technique to "sail above the orchestra" with the focus on Rachmaninov's thematic content. I have always loved Vladimir Horowitz performance of this concerto. Yunchan's performance is "a young version of Vladimir's mastery." Unbelievable! Inconceivable!
Agreed! When I heard him play this I thought to myself, this is the winner, flawless, made it look easy, passionate, accurate dynamics. Up there with the absolute best!
This is a very bold statement but I stand by it: I feel like I now know how Richter would’ve played Rach 3. The balance between clarity/poise and drama/tension was indeed Richter-like. Maybe the best Rach 3 I’ve ever heard. I fell in love with this piece all over again after I thought it’d been done to death.
I love you for loving this! It gives me hope for the world to see a young man go through the same paces in classical music appreciation that I did so many years ago - and which has enriched my life beyond my wildest dreams. WARMEST Kudos to you, Piergiorgio, AND thank you! ❤❤❤❤
Misleading to say competition winner, but I must say that in my almost 65 years that was absolutely the most electrifying Rach 3 I’ve ever heard. Just…OMG.
Marin Aslop is also a great conductor..works alot in Vienna ...i like her alot too.....very open for young people and new music! what a fantastic young talent!
Thank you so much for posting your thoughts and feelings about this. I agree with every word. His playing is superhuman. I've never heard anything like it.
How sentient! Balance, tempo, power, rhythm.. perfection and more. He’d just walked throughout 19th. Can’t believe he’s 18! He’s touch is mature..! + Piergiorgio, I love your prediction!
I also want to 👏 👏👏 the conductor as well as Lim . As you know , it's great to lead an orchestra with the same breathing and inspiration as a conductor . They were all great and so was the audience who responded to it. Isn’t it?
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I just woke up and did not expect for this video to get the amount of attention it did... Thank you for watching everyone. I enjoyed Yunchan's performance a lot as you can tell. And I truly do believe that he will win the competition after last night's performance. Hence, the title of the video is my prediction hahaha. It's only a matter of hours before we find out! He's only 18 years old and capable of producing such breathtaking tonal qualities. This competition brings in pianists with incredible abilities. However, not many have given me the impression to watch them perform in person. Yunchan did just that for me with his performance of my favorite piano concerto. I could go on for days about how much I enjoyed his playing. And I'm glad to see so many of you all agreeing in the comments hahaha! :D
That's exactly what I thought when I saw him play!!
This massive response is a total recognition of the phenomenon we witnessed last night. A Rach 3 for the ages.
Also you've got a special channel and community here.
@@88_AC @Adam Chefitz You put it perfectly. I think the amount of comments showing support for him is a testament to what he showed to the world last night. And I am humbled to create videos that other people can appreciate too. It means a lot.
Thank you dear Piergiorgio for spreading the enthusiasm and for drawing the attention to Yunchan Lim’s breathtaking performance last night👏
It got attention because you lied. Used a click bait title. Of course you're going to get hits.
I feel Rachimanov was playing through him, and if he was not he would have been proud of his protege's ability to express his Russian soul so beautifully...the poignancy and the passion sweeping all before it. A performance to be played over and over again
I think Cliburn competition made Yunchan famous, and also Yunchan made the competition much more famous ! this competition NEVER had 5 million views !
16m now!
my man's invited to the Hollywood bowl!
absolutely the best ever..THE BEST EVER♡♡♡
this guy is whole on another level of word definition "prodigy" i have seen how 12 year olds playing chopin etudes how 8 and 6 year olds play mozart sonates sooo greatly but for 18 year old person playing rach 3 concerto was the thibg i have never ever even thought about i didn't rlly expected in my life to see anyone playing that at 18 years age
Not just play but he created something extraordinary with that piece.
I think he made us ‘experience Rachmanov’s vision’
Wen Yu-Shen was 16 when he played Rach. 3 of the Queen Elizabeth Comp. in 2003.
기교를 쓰지않으면서 애절함과 절제를 통한 아름다운 밑그림으로 감동을 밀어넣는 절대 기교. 이건 이미 죽은 음악천재 아니고는 실현 불가능한 기술이다. 윤찬이가 변하지만 않는다면 대한민국의 클랙식 음악의 한획을 분명히 그을꺼다
세계의 획
What a statement!
I had the great good fortune to see him perform Rach 3 for his NY Philharmonic debut with James Gaffigan last week. Extraordinary! And he took the 3rd movement EVEN FASTER!!! NYC audiences rock and are loud, enthusiastic, and appreciative. After two encores and about five long bows he came out from backstage and was crying. After a quick bow, he went over to the concertmaster and asked her to walk off stage with him, effectively ending the concert. Very touching end to an historical moment in classical music.
Yunchan was crying ??🥹
@@Marie-ChristineCoupillaud Yes, I hadn't heard that, but it seems plausible. In addition to his incredible great artistry, he's still a human being. He has emotions. I'm glad to see him have the release of crying, laughing or whatever he needs to do to stay brilliant and happy.💓
라흐마니노프의 영혼이
건반을 두드린 느낌.
진짜 황홀함. 앞으로
수없이 이 연주를 많이 들을것같음
Of course he won. I heard one or two of his Transcendental Etudes and knew he was going to win the whole competition and be audience favorite winner. I have listened to many Van Cliburn competitions and never heard such a clear first place winner.
True. Head and shoulders above others
I agree with you.... the Liszt is what set him up to be the winner.... this performance more than solidified it! As having learned one and 1/2 of these Etudes (and NOT the hardest), I just can't imagine playing all 12 in one setting... let alone in a competition format!
@@jamesbow5916 His liszt was increadible, but it was not as much as a shock as this concerto. The concerto was out of this world, beyond the competition and everything. I tear up at the, was not ready for it.
Absolutely epic and bloodcurdling performance. Made me feel like listening to this concerto for the first time. The layers, the depth, the left hand......OMG. Just wondering how Marin Alsop lived through this.
다른 연주자들 음악들으며 다시 듣기하고 있는데 그 누구도 범접할 수 없어요. 정말 왜 천재라고 하는지 알 것 같음.
전세계클래식 음악역사를 장식할
천재 피아니스트가 등장했네요 !
Yunchan’s performance was the greatest moment in conductor Marin Alsop’s career.
That is truly right!
She looked overwhelmed during his incredible performce!
When conducting our Queen Elisabeth Competition, Marin Alsop also was TOP
I think so.
omg?????
Yes indeed she is.
Remember that Marin alsop is the one who pick the final winner in the competition.
She also enjoy the directing the orchestra & Yunchan.
이렇게 클래식을 리액션 하는 영상은 처음봅니다. 클래식에 대한 지식이 없는 제가 봐도 대단한 연주라는 느낌이. 특히 지휘자분을 감동한 모습보고 나이도 어린 분이 정말 대단한 일을 해냈다는 것을 알았습니다.
I love how he confidently declared Lim as the winner before the announcements.
새로운 거장의 탄생을 격하게 환영 합니다
윤찬님 늘 행복한 피아니스트 되시길 바랍니다
I knew he won when Elizabeth Roe said it was a “once in a lifetime” experience and when Buddy said Lim was miraculous and starts at another place( from the other performers).
연주가 너무 아름다워서
울었습니다.
Clear gold medalist, even the announcers couldn't hide their shock
Yeah, when the announcers start using words like "miraculous" and "stratospheric," I think that's pretty much a wrap.
He is famous for leading a life a solitude. He doesn't watch media nor have SNS accounts. His whole life is engulfed in music only. Not surprising this is the outcome.
Musician and Philosopher. Mastered both worlds. It’s like Beethoven meets Socrates. 🍻
Beautifully put! :)
Yunchan lim's Rach 3 is stunning, great, marvelous, renews my interest in classical music. Damn it is gorgeous. Nice video.
yes wow and wow again...unbelievable...I'm so grateful to see this.....thank you!
You were right when you said "this is why I love classical music". I share your sentiment. This performance is exceptional.
Just... monumental, amazing, perfect, wonderful and so on and so forth...there are no words to describe it, it's beyond language...😮❤
This has long been my favorite piano concerto. I've heard it by many pianists both live and recorded over the decades. But never, ever have I been so moved by a performance. I had goosebumps from the first movement through the vibrant finale. Such nuance! Such power! Such an emotional range! And when he finished, I actually cheered and had tears in my eyes. That has never happened to me in my long life. It was a sensational performance by a very young man with a remarkable career ahead of him.
After many times of hearing this.. I got tears...
definitely its sooooo great performance... i could also tell u one my favorite performance by khatia buniatidhvili i think she is more sticked with orchestra and helps them make music in harmony together than another pianists
Cómo se llama el director tan exelente ❤️🇮🇷🥇?
Frankly, I've seen this final scene more than 30 times, and over 30 times I've had tears in my eyes...
me too
Watch Alexander Malofeev's version. He was 17 yo, just as impressive
@@sev3nchannelWatched it and liked it, but for me yunchan's performance is far more delicate yet powerful, full of deep emotions with perfect buildups
So do i
Yunchan played it also at 16 , and it was still more impressive !!!
Oh boy, I’m just a layman of classical music…but his performance made me into tears. What a great performance. Just jaw dropping.
What an incredible performance from one so young. I am still shell shocked. Marin was visibly moved too.
난 3악장부터는 거의 울면서 감상했습니다.너무 아름답고 감동이 있는 연주였어요.ㅠㅠ
지휘자님 어린 연주자에 경의로운 마음인듯 두손 모으고 피아노에 기대 전율의 감정을 진정시키는것 같다.
심지어 들어갈때 먼저가라고 팔 뻗네.
나이는 어려도 천재 음악가의 탄생을 진심 감탄한듯
정확하게 보셨네요!!!! 저로 바로 똑같은 생각이 들었습니다!!!!
He's 18~~ He's 18. Same here !!
Why so many south Korean artist are so talented !!! So jealous....
마지막 5분...정말 울지 않을 수 없어요. 클래식을 전혀 알지 못했던 내가 이렇게 눈물을 흘리다니...믿기지 않습니다
Alsop wasn't the only one tearing up after this performance. Simply breathtaking.
눈물나게 멋진연주
나는 이렇게 멋진 피아노 연주는 처음 듣는다ㅡ
he is truly unbelievable.
임윤찬의 소망이 아무도 없는 숲에 들어가 피아노만 치는거란다
진짜 욕심없는 진정한 피아니스트
I love your enthusiasm and emotion for Yunchan's brilliance. I'm right there with you, Piergiorgio!💓
Wow! What a kid! What an orchestra! The conductor. Everyone was of highest level. Amazing. Moved me to tears.
감사합니다.
I cried with joy at this
I am not a pianist. However, I know beautiful music. I also know incredible when I see it. Yunchan is quite simply the best. I first listened to Yunchan’s playing of Rach 3 while watching the eclipse. As exciting as the eclipse was, Yunchan was by far the more exciting!
That’s absolutely a legendary performance. With tears in my eyes! Bravo!!!!!
감동 받았습니다. 음악을 모르는 내가 봐도 감동적입니다. 영상 제작해 주셔서 감사합니다.
한국인으로서 너무너무 자랑스럽습니다
How do you even BEGIN to memorize all of that music!! 😮 That was absoluley magical . He is beyond amazing❤
Yunchan said he took 7days to memorize each movement of Rach 3. So at that level, he should be able to memorize Chopin Ballade #1 in a day or two.
Yes goosebumps. Moved to tears
I was in the hall when Horowitz played this in Ann Arbor in 1978...this was almost as exciting. I had goosebumps and tears too!
Horowitz in Hill auditorium! I can only imagine how vivid it must have sounded.
And he’s only 18…
@@HugoWolf71 In the subsequent 45 years of concert going, it's still the most thrilling I've attended.
Lucky you. I was a student in Ann Arbor and remember wishing I could afford to see Horowitz performing. I did enjoy annual performances of Handel's Messiah at Hill around Thanksgiving. Much cheaper tickets.
@@kenpark840 I wasn't a student, but my best friend was, at the School of Music and he got me a standing room ticket with the understanding that I'd stand on the right side; all the piano majors stood on the left so they could see his hands. Even though we were literally in the rafters, and I can't recall how much tickets were, I was extremely appreciative!
I particularly liked how Yunchan paid attention to the conductor and the orchestra rather than performing on his own, which led to a wholesome performance. He is not only talented but also very humble. He wasn't trying to show off to win the competition. Rather, he wanted to deliver the soul and inspiration of the composers centruries apart as best as he could, to the audience.
Totally!
no ego, nothing cheap, just dedication to music itself, harmony with orchestra. 18 years old. jesus christ.
Right, like he just comes off as someone who really loves the music and wants to share that with everyone. Just so happens that he has made himself a global star prodigy at 18 in doing so.
Exactly! That's the most amazing detail. It's my perception too!😊
ㅋ.ㅎ@@hyoneeyed9450
I honestly don't care how the competition turns out at this point. Lim has more than amply proved his superb qualities in these videos for the whole world to see. Great though his Rachmaninov was as well as the stunning Liszt recital, it was really the Mozart concerto that completely won me over. Those who haven't heard/seen it, it's really quite exciting and joyous. Don't miss it.
Here I am again, listening and weeping and getting those 'chills' again. Anciently, those electrical chills/goose bumps were called "horripilations." These horripilations were thought of as the soul's way of recognizing (confirming) the fact that one is in the presence of something extraordinary that was happening. In Indian these chills were called having a "samadhi" or experience of ecstasy. Being a direct experience of the Truth its self (above names or forms). Blessings on all you love. moi
I have no way of explaining what his Listz did to me. I have listened 50, maybe 60 times and every time is new...it rips into me and pulls me along
I have goosebumps too, and my heart will burst.
2:30...I had the exact same reaction...I've listened to countless interpretations and never heard that...his performance was epic and so happy I got to experience it live.
His music made me realize how to live life the fullest way. My entire spirit was shaken and awakened by his existence and music. Thank you Lord!
Have to agree. After watching tonight's three live performances I was so blown away by Lim's Rach 3 that I re-watched it two more times.
Willing to die on this hill.
Dont die!! Stay alive, to hear many more unbelievable recitals by him!! Bravissimo, young Lim!!❤🌹👏👏
Am on my second time listening, and he's even better than the first time through! Best I've ever heard! There aren't enough superlatives (and these observations take away nothing from the Chopin finalists who, too, create another realm of piano music!) 🌹💐❤️
Yuchan Lim of South Korea when I first recognized him he played the 12 Liszt Transcendental Etudes phenomenally, Many people anticipated him as the winner. Let us wait and see. Juries are full of surprises.
If he don’t win, it’ll be the biggest upset in the history of the Cliburn!
@@annettefallon1652 Yuchan is indeed phenomenal and I certainly hope that he gets his due. I listened to the Mazeppa 4 of the Liszt Transcendental Etudes and it was the ultimate. Why are there so many unusually good pianists coming out of South Korea like H J Lim and Seong Jin Cho - 2015 Chopin winner?
@@annettefallon1652 You got your wish.
I can't believe I finally come to cry listening to classic music!!! Unbelievable!
In my 69 years that is the most impressive performance of Rach-3. He had it all energy, timing, space, unbelievable tempos, beautiful melodic lines. Voicing God! Third time opening unison theme occurred he emphasized the tenor voice, who does that, continual surprises and only 18 SPEECHLESS !!
I am 77 and feel precisely like you!!: speechless!!
Will be the youngest winner,is my prediction! Even if he is not, he will still be MY WINNER!!Thumbs up for you,young man!❤❤🌹🌹🙏🙏👏👏
I agree♥️♥️
I am 74.5 years. After hearing air-checks of the young Horowitz that could not be superceded, Lim has taken the most thrilling of them all, hands down!!!
Could you tell me where that 3rd time opening unison theme occurs?? Thank you so much!!
I'm still listening to it in 2024
I've heard this piece so many times.. its my favorite..but this one by Yuchan was so special.. He not only mastered the HUGE technical parts but the depth of his expression..and those tempos!! especially in the third Movement... OMG.. flawless and unforgettable.. but not only this performance, all of his recitals and the Mozart were sooo damn good.. I hope he takes the gold.. I'm still trying to process his concert last night..
Absolutely the highest level in each aspect of his expression.l
Love your passion for the best music there is:classical.
Genius …This maturity, technical perfection and sensibility. Born with a piano…thanks for this wonderful moment ♥️
I was crying too! His performance is totally insane!!
No es para creer!!!! 😮😮Asombroso Yunchan!!!! 18 años!! Increíble talento!!!! ❤❤❤
정말 뛰어난 집중력과 곡에대한 완벽한 이해력, 작곡가보다 더 능동적인 해석, 유연한 자유로움. 뭐하나 빠질게 없는 천재네요 ^^
자랑스럽습니다.
ㅠㅠ
추앙합니당😄🙏
천재를 뛰어넘어 피아노 괴물 같아요…하루에 몇번씩 들을거 같네요..완벽 이상입니다 ~~!!
제가 클래식은 잘모르는대도 신들린것같은 피아노연주 감탄이 절로나옵니다 정말 소오롬돋네요 대단하시네요
놀랍고 가슴 벅차요
피아노 일도 모르는데
계속 듣게 되네요ㅠㅠ
I was a mess after watching this. Tears streaming down my face. I have not been moved this much since Cliburn himself. He is truly gifted beyond belief.
매일 듣고 또 들어도 놀랍습니다.
듣는 즐거움이 아니라
소름 감동 희열을 느낍니다.
앞으로도 많은곡 연주 부탁드립니다.
까르가 응원합니다.
사랑합니다.~
Благодарю за возможность просмотра этого контента! Да! Исполнение 3 концерта Рахманинова на этом конкурсе стало триумфом знаменитого молодого, гениального пианиста из Южной Кореи!!!Юнчен Лим покорил нас, слушателей, своей искренней самоотдачей любимому делу, блестящей, виртуозной техникой, эмоциональной ярклстью и выразительностью исполнения произведений разных стилей и эпох!!
Truly genius! And at such a young age!! Good fucking stuff right there.
Agree with you totally. His performance was flawless, his technique spectacular, his tempi mind-blowing; I was holding my breath at times. What a future he has.
ありがとうございます！
Emozioni fortissime❤❤
벌써 수십번이상 듣고있는데 유튜버님 리액션도 더진한 감동을 배가시키고 좋습니다♡
지휘자가 연주자의 연주에 스스로 감동받아 눈물을보이다니~!!!
울었어요? 언제요
@@UJ1004 4:51
눈물을 얼른 닦잖아요.
수많은 참가자들을 위해 똑같은 곡을 수십 번 지휘하며 그녀는 대번에 연주자의 실력을 알아 봤을 겁니다. 그녀는 심사위원 최종 결정자입니다. 예를 들어 10명의 심사위원들이 5 대 5 로 결과가 나왔을 경우, 그녀의 결정권이 우승자를 가리게 돼죠.
윤찬군의 경우는 그녀가 참여하지 않았어도 다른 심사위원들이 임군을 우승자로 결정했다고 했습니다.
그런 그녀가 가장 어린 참가자에게 별 기대도 하지 않았는데, 사실은 너무나 뛰어나서 감동했다고 했습니다.
지휘하는 후반부에 지휘자가 울컥하는 장면도 있어요. 지휘자가 꽤 유명한 지휘자라든데.
彼は本当に天才✨
My jaw dropped when I first heard his Beethoven Eroica Variations in an earlier round, first time I appreciated that piece. Ever since, at every round, he proved way, way ahead of anyone. I had said all along, that if he hadn't won, something is very wrong. I can listen to his playing all day.
You should check out his Liszt transcendental etudes.
@@latishachaney6592 Did too, I checked everything he did after hearing that Eroica. Ans trust me I will go back to these vids!
It's a great piece. A favourite of Glenn Gould's. And Sokolov is playing it this season too.
연주가 이렇게 감동을 주네요~
He was amazing!
Thank you for showcasing this one in 100 Million Musical Talent!! I'm as astounded as everyone else!! I've Never heard anyone play this piece with the Poetry, Power, Depth, Nuance, Brilliance, Speed, Accuracy, Articulation, Introspection and Explosive Delivery as this Iconic Performance!!! There is also a vid on You Tube with him playing it when he was 15. Oh my I have to wonder when he learned it??? Yunchan Lim was also my choice for Gold early on. He had something none of the others even came close to. His Beethoven 3rd also is so precise, pure, clean, I'm amazed!!!
100 percent agree.
@@myungkim9254 me three 😊
지휘자가 우는거 처음 봤네. 와~~ 감동이다.
Maravillosa ejecucion de ese joven coreano con tan solo 18 años... Dios.
Thank you for your channel. I've not experienced this before. I could be wrong. But Yunchan went out there and owned this piece. And Marin knew it. The orchestra knew it. The audience was in shock. And I likewise just knew that something had happened. No use trying to analyse or predict. It simply was. The jury has no option neither excuse. A young man for this decade. (And I too have seen Horovitz ( London 1982)!). Phenomena etc.
Yunchan Lim was born to play the Rach 3rd.
Total and absolute control of technical aspects, sublime touch during melodic episodes and bone-crunching control of technique to "sail above the orchestra" with the focus on Rachmaninov's thematic content.
I have always loved Vladimir Horowitz performance of this concerto.
Yunchan's performance is "a young version of Vladimir's mastery."
Unbelievable! Inconceivable!
not true...young Boyz is better at mumble rap than unchain yunchain at piano
@@goutfromfriedokra3936 rap doesnt havr any musical value compared to rochmaninoff, it a lower form of music
@@nikitaedell it's most popular form of music in america, the greatest country ever. so u are wrong
@@nikitaedell ㅛ787
@@goutfromfriedokra3936 USA? A great country? 🤣🤣🤣 it might be succesfull in many things, but not the best country at all
저도 이 영상을 100번 넘게 듣고 있어요
그냥 듣고 있는데도 제 고요한 마음을 흔들며 눈물이 납니다... 너무 멋진 임윤찬군~^^
저도 연주 듣는 내내 온몸에 전율이 .,
정말 아름다운 연주에요!!♡♡♡♡
멋진 연주를 이렇게 함께 공유하니 기쁘네요♡♡♡
Agreed! When I heard him play this I thought to myself, this is the winner, flawless, made it look easy, passionate, accurate dynamics. Up there with the absolute best!
This is a very bold statement but I stand by it: I feel like I now know how Richter would’ve played Rach 3. The balance between clarity/poise and drama/tension was indeed Richter-like.
Maybe the best Rach 3 I’ve ever heard. I fell in love with this piece all over again after I thought it’d been done to death.
I love you for loving this! It gives me hope for the world to see a young man go through the same paces in classical music appreciation that I did so many years ago - and which has enriched my life beyond my wildest dreams. WARMEST Kudos to you, Piergiorgio, AND thank you!
❤❤❤❤
I‘ve never heard that kind of sound in my 40yrs of life.. amazing beautiful…. Goosebumps
Incredible interpretation! Just wow!
Misleading to say competition winner, but I must say that in my almost 65 years that was absolutely the most electrifying Rach 3 I’ve ever heard. Just…OMG.
Yep. Click bait.
Well, now it’s true.
Well... maybe not anymore
@@lily772 lol, you called it!
I'm 75, and must say the same!
Your reactions and commentary are awesome! I LOVE your passion for the music!
Yes!
콩쿠르우승자 많이 봤지만 이런 연준 처음이네요.
넘 자랑스럽고 대단합니다♡
Marin Aslop is also a great conductor..works alot in Vienna ...i like her alot too.....very open for young people and new music!
what a fantastic young talent!
Thank you so much for posting your thoughts and feelings about this. I agree with every word. His playing is superhuman. I've never heard anything like it.
BRILLIANT
How sentient! Balance, tempo, power, rhythm.. perfection and more. He’d just walked throughout 19th. Can’t believe he’s 18! He’s touch is mature..!
+ Piergiorgio, I love your prediction!
I also want to 👏 👏👏 the conductor as well as Lim . As you know , it's great to lead an orchestra with the same breathing and inspiration as a conductor . They were all great and so was the audience who responded to it. Isn’t it?
yes yes yes~
I couldn't agree more, Piergiorgio! Incredibly moving performance!