I've seen this thousands of times. I know what he will say before he says it. I know the timing of it. I know the tone. And yet, every time I hear him say that last sentence, I can't help but break from inside. That Sonata at the end just makes me cry each time. Richter, thank you for the music, thank you for the human.
He was a depressive. He is very touching and I’m so glad I saw this documentary. I didn’t know anything about him before and I think very highly of him now, he has added to this world.
It’s so sad to see a man that had so much energy and power in this fragile state. It’s a reminder that life is temporary, all of us will eventually go through this. Thank you Richter, you were a gem to humanity. Rest In Peace.
Richters playing can only be described in one word: Truth. That’s what’s revealed in each of his performances. How fortunate and grateful are we to have video and recordings of this towering titan of a man playing? God bless Richters soul.
I could only imagine the weight of his overwhelming emotions as he said that final statement and rested his head on his hands, confessing infront of the camera, well Mr Richter if you wanted the world to hear you, to know your sadness, the world of music is listening and will always listen to your music and to all the cries encrypted within every recording of yours.
Альфия Мансурова those girls will have no legacy besides shame. the dedication and talent of richter will live on for centuries, because it’s a true byproduct of his soul
There’s tons of men like Andrew Tate existing, making , telling toxic and disturbing ideologies. And insta girls are basically just being themselves, but you rather compare these girls with him and ignore the real problematic people in our society. This is called misogyny my dear.
It pays to remember that we are listening to Slava at the end of his life, with medical issues preventing him from performing (and everything else that comes from being close to the end), he is clearly profoundly depressed. We shouldn't find what he says directly representative of his life or art. I think he was a proud and intense man to whom the piano and music in general gave great joy.
Старость Святослава Теофиловича показывает , что он чистый и светлый человек. У него горят глаза ,как у ребёнка и он сожалеет и не доволен собой , это говорит о том что он не остановился познавать музыку душой , а тело не даёт. Старый ребёнок. Как хорошо, что мы его слышали и видем! Спасибо большое за видео.
Cette sonate de Schubert est une des plus belles compositions que l’on puisse découvrir. Et avoir le bonheur de tout simplement fermer les yeux, et écouter un tel chef d’œuvre. Notre cher Richter est le seul à nous délivrer toute l’atmosphère écrasante de l’œuvre et plus spécialement ce mouvement. Toutes les critiques se portaient sur la lenteur de l’exécution. Et pourtant..!!! Richter, à l’instar de tous les pianistes est le seul à nous avoir donné la plus belle interprétation de cette sonate. L’entendre, le voir, je remercie la vie d’avoir connu cet homme, ce pianiste d’exception, si attachant sur tous les plans. Aujourd’hui, un nom me vient qui pourrait, et je le pense vraiment, être un égal de Richter. Je n’en connais pas d’autre. J’écoute très souvent mon cher Richter, et ma journée s’en trouve embellie. Mes plus affectueuses pensées à un être exceptionnel. P. R.
Wikipedia: Richter died at Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow from a heart attack on August 1, 1997, aged 82. He had been suffering from depression due to an inability to perform caused by changes in his hearing that altered his perception of pitch.[35] At the time of his death, he was rehearsing Schubert's Fünf Klavierstücke, D. 459.[36]
Very moving. I don’t remember how I came to find out about him. I must’ve been searching though video footage of horowitz and saw a clip. I’d never be the same after hearing him. I’ve never been so dumbfounded. He seemed to always play as if possessed. I’ve seen this doc a couple times. Sometimes I wonder if he ever really knew what he gave to music lovers. That look he gives after his last sentence is crushing.
Not liking himself is arguably a CONSEQUENCE of what he said before: that he finds the things that define Life disturbing. Please read Schopenhauer, Beckett, Thomas Bernhard, and many, many other greats to get a sense of these reactions. It is the "despair" that Lord Russell spoke of. Not of imminent death, no. But according to (the young) Sam Harris (not necessarily playing in the league as the above), "it is Life that is the emergency, not death".
@@vladrik7881 I am not satisfied with myself. It is a comment from his notebooks. He listened to one of his recordings and was deeply unsatisfied, which was often the case. This is what made him so great. He was never persuaded by success or the triumph in concert halls, what mattered was his craft in communicating the music just for itself.
This is not a disaster. This is reality. Richter knew that he was not really able to reach the frontiers, the real limits. Apart the gigantic exception of Schubert. There, he was the greatest of all times.
Was ist das zwischen den wirklichen und nicht so wirklichen Grenzen. Dort einen Unterschied zu machen, halte ich für konstruiert. Das Repertoire des großen Pianisten war grenzenlos und wenn er in Form war, hat man keine Grenzen gespürt, er hat höchstens die Ein- schränkungen überwunden, die das Menschsein ihm auferlegte und ist schnurstracks in den Himmel der Genialität geflogen und dort hat er den Anderen die Grenzen auferlegt, denn da war er Zeus, unerreicht und einzigartig. 💯🤍
All that generation of genious musician played concerts during ww2 for troops ,on battlefield .for sure ,knowing the miserable faith of Stalin german's rooted russian victims deported who starved in Goulag ,and beeing used as icons of the worth tyranny of XX's is not easy to swallow ! I met him first after a wonderfull Franz Schubert duet with Fischer Diskau my first year of conservatory ,there was a staff of peacefull ancient resistants at cultural affairs, and again in the 90' for a memorable 3' saint saens concerto . Time changed in my town...he saw some monsters arround me ,frightened:the time had changed: cultural direction with a pederast monster of us nazi drugs' bar owner...with it's techno music and alcoolics who claimed at the time ,that the organizer of red army show was organized by a gay...to reforce their dignity !!!and ...i was not very happy at this time !
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I've seen this thousands of times.
I know what he will say before he says it.
I know the timing of it.
I know the tone.
And yet, every time I hear him say that last sentence, I can't help but break from inside.
That Sonata at the end just makes me cry each time.
Richter, thank you for the music, thank you for the human.
I'm the same it's just so sad and solemn. His face reminds me of my father . Tragic tragic words
You are spot on. The last sentence.
Very moving!
He was a depressive. He is very touching and I’m so glad I saw this documentary. I didn’t know anything about him before and I think very highly of him now, he has added to this world.
Same here.
It is very sad to see him so thin and weak at the end of his life, my personal homage to one of the greatest Russian pianists ever.
He is half German too
@@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797 Who cares? He is known as a Russian musician, not German.
He is known as a Russian musician with German roots!
The Russians are great at everything they do
Yes, especially at the shelling and destroying
It’s so sad to see a man that had so much energy and power in this fragile state. It’s a reminder that life is temporary, all of us will eventually go through this.
Thank you Richter, you were a gem to humanity. Rest In Peace.
Richters playing can only be described in one word: Truth. That’s what’s revealed in each of his performances. How fortunate and grateful are we to have video and recordings of this towering titan of a man playing? God bless Richters soul.
I call him the prophet.
I could only imagine the weight of his overwhelming emotions as he said that final statement and rested his head on his hands, confessing infront of the camera, well Mr Richter if you wanted the world to hear you, to know your sadness, the world of music is listening and will always listen to your music and to all the cries encrypted within every recording of yours.
And than I imagine modern insta-girls with duckfaces who teach us life. In comparing with this homble wisdom of great master
Альфия Мансурова those girls will have no legacy besides shame. the dedication and talent of richter will live on for centuries, because it’s a true byproduct of his soul
исповедь души !!!
@Hellloo.8494(bro) precisely! 🤮
There’s tons of men like Andrew Tate existing, making , telling toxic and disturbing ideologies. And insta girls are basically just being themselves, but you rather compare these girls with him and ignore the real problematic people in our society. This is called misogyny my dear.
Those girls are just being themselves, so did richter. Why you hate them so much?
An absolute genius. Thank you, Richter.
It pays to remember that we are listening to Slava at the end of his life, with medical issues preventing him from performing (and everything else that comes from being close to the end), he is clearly profoundly depressed. We shouldn't find what he says directly representative of his life or art. I think he was a proud and intense man to whom the piano and music in general gave great joy.
Rest in Peace
Genious of century
Very true, thank you!
God bless you always Master
I’ve never heard any pianist playing Schubert as convincing and mind-blowing as Richter. And still today, he’s the master of Schubert.
Старость Святослава Теофиловича показывает , что он чистый и светлый человек. У него горят глаза ,как у ребёнка и он сожалеет и не доволен собой , это говорит о том что он не остановился познавать музыку душой , а тело не даёт. Старый ребёнок. Как хорошо, что мы его слышали и видем! Спасибо большое за видео.
Как хорошо Вы сказали! Да,тоже поразила детская чистота и свет его глаз! Глубинная интеллигентность и простота!
beautiful ending. Haunting
Cette sonate de Schubert est une des plus belles compositions que l’on puisse découvrir. Et avoir le bonheur de tout simplement fermer les yeux, et écouter un tel chef d’œuvre. Notre cher Richter est le seul à nous délivrer toute l’atmosphère écrasante de l’œuvre et plus spécialement ce mouvement. Toutes les critiques se portaient sur la lenteur de l’exécution. Et pourtant..!!! Richter, à l’instar de tous les pianistes est le seul à nous avoir donné la plus belle interprétation de cette sonate. L’entendre, le voir, je remercie la vie d’avoir connu cet homme, ce pianiste d’exception, si attachant sur tous les plans. Aujourd’hui, un nom me vient qui pourrait, et je le pense vraiment, être un égal de Richter. Je n’en connais pas d’autre. J’écoute très souvent mon cher Richter, et ma journée s’en trouve embellie. Mes plus affectueuses pensées à un être exceptionnel. P. R.
You were a human God.
I will keep you in my heart until we will meet again.
A kiss.
Wikipedia: Richter died at Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow from a heart attack on August 1, 1997, aged 82. He had been suffering from depression due to an inability to perform caused by changes in his hearing that altered his perception of pitch.[35] At the time of his death, he was rehearsing Schubert's Fünf Klavierstücke, D. 459.[36]
I like this Schubert sonata, he plays it really well, greetings.
Very moving. I don’t remember how I came to find out about him. I must’ve been searching though video footage of horowitz and saw a clip. I’d never be the same after hearing him. I’ve never been so dumbfounded. He seemed to always play as if possessed. I’ve seen this doc a couple times. Sometimes I wonder if he ever really knew what he gave to music lovers. That look he gives after his last sentence is crushing.
1:10 Esta imagen con esa música me rompe el alma
"Вещи мешают" "(То),что развлекает - ненужное"
Love you Richter!!!
Not liking himself is arguably a CONSEQUENCE of what he said before: that he finds the things that define Life disturbing. Please read Schopenhauer, Beckett, Thomas Bernhard, and many, many other greats to get a sense of these reactions. It is the "despair" that Lord Russell spoke of. Not of imminent death, no. But according to (the young) Sam Harris (not necessarily playing in the league as the above), "it is Life that is the emergency, not death".
The ending of *_Valentin Stip - Nwia_* brought me here.
2:00la plus grande interprétation de Schubert de tous les temps.
The translation (myself) is clumsy and is easily misunderstood.
Remember Grammar/meaning is different when translating.
so what did he say?
@@vladrik7881 I am not satisfied with myself. It is a comment from his notebooks. He listened to one of his recordings and was deeply unsatisfied, which was often the case. This is what made him so great. He was never persuaded by success or the triumph in concert halls, what mattered was his craft in communicating the music just for itself.
Opressed Richter at the end of his days.
What a disaster!
This is not a disaster. This is reality. Richter knew that he was not really able to reach the frontiers, the real limits.
Apart the gigantic exception of Schubert.
There, he was the greatest of all times.
Was ist das zwischen den wirklichen und nicht so wirklichen
Grenzen. Dort einen Unterschied zu machen, halte ich für konstruiert.
Das Repertoire des großen Pianisten war grenzenlos und wenn er in
Form war, hat man keine Grenzen gespürt, er hat höchstens die Ein-
schränkungen überwunden, die das Menschsein ihm auferlegte
und ist schnurstracks in den Himmel der Genialität geflogen und
dort hat er den Anderen die Grenzen auferlegt, denn da war er Zeus,
unerreicht und einzigartig. 💯🤍
1:43.... 😞
❤ A Giant
R.I.P. Genius!
бесподобные звуки.
All that generation of genious musician played concerts during ww2 for troops ,on battlefield .for sure ,knowing the miserable faith of Stalin german's rooted russian victims deported who starved in Goulag ,and beeing used as icons of the worth tyranny of XX's is not easy to swallow ! I met him first after a wonderfull Franz Schubert duet with Fischer Diskau my first year of conservatory ,there was a staff of peacefull ancient resistants at cultural affairs, and again in the 90' for a memorable 3' saint saens concerto .
Time changed in my town...he saw some monsters arround me ,frightened:the time had changed: cultural direction with a pederast monster of us nazi drugs' bar owner...with it's techno music and alcoolics who claimed at the time ,that the organizer of red army show was organized by a gay...to reforce their dignity !!!and ...i was not very happy at this time !
Sublime...
Op.960 !
عاشقتم .استوره ی همه ی زندگی کاریا
Wow, he had such a bad clinical depression at the end
Dangaus gyventojas
Inhabitant of Heaven
Himmelsbewohner
Обитатель неба
simply genius. German genius
Richter, the man without inspiration, unable to give a creative interpretation.
Nein,wieso?
Er war Der Beste,in aller Form:als Mensch,als Mann,als Pianist.
Ich mag mich nicht.
Wieso?
Warum?
Who wants to hear constant dark/depressing/unnecessarily morbid music...hje is bastardizing the Artr form.
If this is your mentality, you might as well go on hating nearly every great artist