Looked? Hardly, Chopin weighed around 30 kg less than Trifonov and looked semi French-Slavonic. Sounded? Probably not, Chopin very likely sounded like no modern pianist whatsoever (nor like any of his contemporary colleagues). Countless people called his play style and the magic he could create while playing utterly unique (his students Mikuli and Gutman, Liszt, Clara+Robert Schumann, Berlioz and many more). There was much more to the musician Chopin than his compositions, but that's all we got left from him. His other great skills vanished with him. He was a master improviser, and he was famous for the ability to befog the auditor with an irresistible mist of sound. Some critics bemoaned his lack of power and brilliant style, but none ever denied his unique originality and his extraordinarily smooth technique. After his death, many said that half of his musical genius and his secrets had followed him into the grave. He was some sort of unique phenomenon, both as a musician and a person. But Trifonov does play Chopin really well, imho!
To my shame, I’ve only just in the last few days discovered Daniel Trifonov through the transcendental etudes, I am absolutely hooked. He is just unbelievable,will go down in history as one of the truly greats.
Already is. Came across him surfing for music on youtube without any foreknowledge of who he was; and was completely overwhelmed with his incredible musical insight, emotionality tied to amazing control, and mind boggling technique. Doesn't play music so much as channel the spirits of Chopin, Lizst, Rachmaninov, Stravinsky. Instantly recognized him as belonging to a pantheon of greats, if not already at the top of the heap: Horzowski, Rubinstein, Arrau, Richter, Horowitz, Argerich. Mind Blown.
@@andrewchernack7084 я с вами полностью согласна . Даниил исполняет музыку то- лько тех композитор- ов,которых чувствует,то есть тут работает какая-то ме- тафизика, что-то трансцендентное.По- этому он так не похож ни на кого.И поэтому так непопра- вимо гениален и недостижим для всех собратьев по цеху. Петербург.
@@sarcastaball I’m afraid both the Rubenstein and Chopin competitions don’t accept “average” pianists. Even making the competitions suggests you are above average
I remember Mr. Trifonov's playing these 8 years ago as it was yesterday. Fryderyk Chopin would be so proud of him. And it really does not matter now that the silly jury awarded him just 3rd prize then.
Trifonov is a great pianist but if you watch and listen to the versions by Kate Liu, and Krystian Zimerman you understand the difference between first and third place. I just found myself wondering if DT would make it to the end without taking a breath at this speed and it was full of mistakes (not fatal by any means but if you are showcasing your virtuosity first and foremost then not a good look). Liu's version is better than this musically but still too delicate. Zimerman plays it in such a way that by the last minute of the piece you have to stand up and you can feel the excitement in your chest. Every nuance of the keyboard is explored. He's a musician's musician and a showman at the same time. Trifonov improved after this, but this is not first place playing. A close second to Zimerman would be Yundi Li. He also won.
@@jondavwal13 literally every single video, people debate over who’s better in the comments. Please don’t push this silly discussion so much. It’s too subjective. Even in a sport like basketball, the conversation has completely taken over all other meaningful discussion. And despite the fact that basketball isn’t even an art, people can’t agree on who’s the best of all time or even in a given year. It’s just a fruitless discussion and it’s more based in negatives than it is positives. The truth is all of these pianists are far better than we could ever hope to be and the opportunity to hear them play is a blessing that improves our lives so much. Listen to what they have to give and don’t let your mind compare and categorize so much
His Andante spianato is something from other world. He's just perfection in any single note .I'll be honor to watch him live at Carnegie Hall. Can't wait
The polonaises are usually uninspiring, but Trifonov turns them into something special - how did he not win first prize? He gave this performance blood, sweat and tears...
I'm immersed in his music. Reaching the bottom of my heart.Can't stop listen to Daniil Trifonov and to admire his magic hands and the expressions of feelings on his face that gives an idea of the Beauty hi is into. ❤
Absolutely superhuman performance. Anyone that plays the piano reasonably well will be aware that this was very special. I just hope Chopin was listening to his awesome composition, played on the world's greatest piano (Fazioli) by one of the world's greatest pianists!
He was the best performer that I have ever heard at a Chopin competition, not only from that edition but from all editions. And they give him the third price, what a joke. Martha Argerich who was in the jury, picked Daniil Trifonov as the first prize winner for the Chopin piano competition, she was able to see his value since then.
Es increíble la conexión con la música y la potencia de la transmisión al auditorio. Tuve la fortuna de verlo en Santiago de Chile, hace sólo unos meses. Es una experiencia inolvidable. Interpretó 5 encore...
Jest tak niesamowicie wrażliwy i delikatny grając Przeżywa utwory tak samo jak i zapewne każdy kto słucha jego interpretacji Z pewnością sam Chopin jest taką gra zachwycony Uwielbiam tego wirtuoza Jest wybitny❤
Questo era il pezzo che Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli suonava con colore e sonorità inarrivabili. L' esecuzione di Trifonov è assai legata e partecipata emotivamente, con gran classe e tecnica. Eccellente👏👏👏
He caresess the keyboard so lovingly, the notes floated beautifully from his fingers as it intertwined on the keyboard to sound almost celestial, especially the Spianato.
I was in the same studio with him studying with Mr. Babayan. I don’t remember him practicing all this rep in preparation for the Chopin competition... I must have not paid enough attention. I do remember him working on the concerto and some etudes. It’s always fun to get together with him whenever he comes to town.
An outstanding performance! Bravo! It took a succession of three Slavic composers, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, to take piano music to such heavenly and complex heights. And it just happened to be at the time when piano design advances resulted in the beautiful sound that we are accustomed to today.
This performance of the etudes which I’ve never heard done as a unity in a live performance totally blows me away-his performance mad e extraordinary musical sense to me now, as a coherent group-really extraordinary music making!
9 years ago and already a prodigy! Just heard him last week live in Indianapolis playing Schumann's piano concerto in A Minor. Sublime does not begin to describe it. Truly the best classical piano player of the moment.
Alexander Mirkin I completely agree. Even if I don’t agree with a particular interpretation I know that it’s the product of serious thought and the next time I hear him play it he might have changed his mind and heart and interpret it differently. He lives and breathes the music and the word that comes up more frequently describing his playing than I’ve ever heard used before is how he caresses the keys-really an astonishing pianist and a great gift to the world
Billy Joel is a 'piano player.' Daniil is truly a master. But so glad you appreciate the good stuff. Best Wishes to you. Hugs and Best Wishes. I'll bet the Schumann was indeed sublime. What a wonderful experience it must have been. I am jealous. I had tickets to see/hear him at Carnegie in NYC. I could not attend.
not the best... Sokolov, Volodos, could claim too for instance. (and I like deeply Trifonov but I love Volodos too, with larger colors in my opinion...) anyway,it makes not really sense to think this way, there isn't first pianist but many fascinating ones.
Watching Daniil play is an intimate experience, I almost want to avert my eyes, he is so engaged and so unabashed in his connection to the music, like he's in love with every note. I wish competitions would be a thing of the past, it is so inimical to art. UPDATE AT 4:20: Also inimical to art is RUclips putting an AD right at this moment when the Andante is fading away. LISTENERS: If you love classical music, REFUSE to pay money to RUclips until they stop interrupting musical works with ads. Seriously. Don't be held hostage.
Какое глубокое постижение духа музыки Шопена! Сразу вспомнилось высказывание Римского- Корсакова : «Музыка Шопена это пушки , спрятанные в цветах « Интерпретация Даниила Трифонова великолепна, исполнение блистательно! Благодарю RUclips за предоставленную возможность слушать классическую музыку в исполнении такого пианиста!
How much did they pay you to play that Fazioli? It's different... in a number of ways. And that came through... I know you know it. Blessings dear Daniil. Life on Earth... is complex. Smile. And Daniil, where are your... works, your songs and the music of Daniil. Fun. Dance. Satire. Full Symphony. Boaring. Commerscial. $$$$ or something else? I believe you are gift... from the gods. And at times it comes shinning through. !!!!! Love..... for old meter.
Even the word 'wonderful' is disappointing limited in its ability to express the most profound stirrings of the human mind that this musical performance evokes!
More human FEELING than MIND I think, but YES this performance could only be called "TRANSCENDENT." A truly GLORIOUS achievement! Beyond brilliant. It is simply EXQUISITE.
Thank you dear Mr. Trifonov for your brilliant and perfect performance of Chopin's Andante Spionato and the Great Polonaise Brilliante. You undoubtedly are one of the greatest and sublime interpreters of Chopin in the 21st century. I wish you a lot of success as one ot the most talented virtuoso pianists of yhe 31st century.
You undoubtedly are one of most successful interpreters of Chopin in the 21st century as well as one of the most talented and virtuso pianists of the 21st century.I wish you a lot of success in the future.Your technique as well as expression on the piano is beyond perfect.
sunny coram, what baffles me is the full set of Etudes op.25 from Rubinstein-competition in Israel. I also found the Fantaisie Impromptu:// Daniil Trifonov - Polonaise-fantasy in A flat major, Op. 61 (third stage, 2010) Chopin Institute -- 28K views. 2 years ago //upload time. RUclips also has him playing Rachmaninov (and probably more, I did not go through all of the videos) He has a large repertoire. And do I feel a love for music which goes way beyond performing? YES!
@@michaelw.4469, the Transcendental Etudes usually are performed all together. I think it was a Liszt intention. I might be wrong but whenever I heard them from radio it was the case. I never saw one etude played.
7:17 - for about 10 seconds there....if I could just play this one time in my life, my life would have been worth it all.
Dazzling performance of this extremely difficult piece.
This is artistry of the greatest level. Absolutely sublime
BEAUTY - what a wonderful pianist - OMG!
Amazing playing , technique is superb, he is the best
This is how I imagined Chopin would have looked and sounded.
Looked? Hardly, Chopin weighed around 30 kg less than Trifonov and looked semi French-Slavonic.
Sounded? Probably not, Chopin very likely sounded like no modern pianist whatsoever (nor like any of his contemporary colleagues). Countless people called his play style and the magic he could create while playing utterly unique (his students Mikuli and Gutman, Liszt, Clara+Robert Schumann, Berlioz and many more). There was much more to the musician Chopin than his compositions, but that's all we got left from him. His other great skills vanished with him. He was a master improviser, and he was famous for the ability to befog the auditor with an irresistible mist of sound. Some critics bemoaned his lack of power and brilliant style, but none ever denied his unique originality and his extraordinarily smooth technique. After his death, many said that half of his musical genius and his secrets had followed him into the grave.
He was some sort of unique phenomenon, both as a musician and a person.
But Trifonov does play Chopin really well, imho!
2024 anyone?
😌
I'm reading The Winds of War by Herman Wouk and it mentions that Warsaw radio played the Polonaise during the Nazi bombardment.
He is such a master in sound and imagery.
And the Fazioli really give as well as it take ❤
L'essence même de Chopin, son âme sont ressuscitées par ce prodige du piano !
Es claramente un artista extraordinario. Su interpretación es sublime.-
Such a beautiful performance ! Daniil is a genius pianist in the world. his music can melt everybody's heart.
Wow, I can imagine Chopin crying at this performance. Very beautiful.
I feel like I am hearing Chopin himself playing this. It is sublime. Poland is heard in every note.
To my shame, I’ve only just in the last few days discovered Daniel Trifonov through the transcendental etudes, I am absolutely hooked. He is just unbelievable,will go down in history as one of the truly greats.
Already is. Came across him surfing for music on youtube without any foreknowledge of who he was; and was completely overwhelmed with his incredible musical insight, emotionality tied to amazing control, and mind boggling technique. Doesn't play music so much as channel the spirits of Chopin, Lizst, Rachmaninov, Stravinsky. Instantly recognized him as belonging to a pantheon of greats, if not already at the top of the heap: Horzowski, Rubinstein, Arrau, Richter, Horowitz, Argerich. Mind Blown.
He's average. At best.
@@andrewchernack7084 я с вами полностью согласна . Даниил исполняет музыку то- лько тех композитор- ов,которых чувствует,то есть тут работает какая-то ме- тафизика, что-то трансцендентное.По- этому он так не похож ни на кого.И поэтому так непопра- вимо гениален и недостижим для всех собратьев по цеху. Петербург.
pianist of the century, to be
@@sarcastaball I’m afraid both the Rubenstein and Chopin competitions don’t accept “average” pianists. Even making the competitions suggests you are above average
È commovente nel vedere l'espressione di questo giovane e bravissimo pianista nell'eseguire questa sublime Polacca di Chopin
I remember Mr. Trifonov's playing these 8 years ago as it was yesterday. Fryderyk Chopin would be so proud of him. And it really does not matter now that the silly jury awarded him just 3rd prize then.
I absolutely agree
Daniil should have been the first prize winner!!!!
Je déteste les jurys qui ont leur préférence avant que les candidats ne jouent!
Trifonov is a great pianist but if you watch and listen to the versions by Kate Liu, and Krystian Zimerman you understand the difference between first and third place. I just found myself wondering if DT would make it to the end without taking a breath at this speed and it was full of mistakes (not fatal by any means but if you are showcasing your virtuosity first and foremost then not a good look). Liu's version is better than this musically but still too delicate. Zimerman plays it in such a way that by the last minute of the piece you have to stand up and you can feel the excitement in your chest. Every nuance of the keyboard is explored. He's a musician's musician and a showman at the same time. Trifonov improved after this, but this is not first place playing. A close second to Zimerman would be Yundi Li. He also won.
@@jondavwal13 literally every single video, people debate over who’s better in the comments. Please don’t push this silly discussion so much. It’s too subjective. Even in a sport like basketball, the conversation has completely taken over all other meaningful discussion. And despite the fact that basketball isn’t even an art, people can’t agree on who’s the best of all time or even in a given year. It’s just a fruitless discussion and it’s more based in negatives than it is positives. The truth is all of these pianists are far better than we could ever hope to be and the opportunity to hear them play is a blessing that improves our lives so much. Listen to what they have to give and don’t let your mind compare and categorize so much
Wooooooooow... What a performance! Really Chopin soul 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
His Andante spianato is something from other world. He's just perfection in any single note .I'll be honor to watch him live at Carnegie Hall. Can't wait
The polonaises are usually uninspiring, but Trifonov turns them into something special - how did he not win first prize? He gave this performance blood, sweat and tears...
Because (seriously) we've lost the ability to appreciate utter genius when it reveals itself.
Господи!как это верно!!!@@enkiduudikne
I'm immersed in his music. Reaching the bottom of my heart.Can't stop listen to Daniil Trifonov and to admire his magic hands and the expressions of feelings on his face that gives an idea of the Beauty hi is into. ❤
Потрясающе!!! Магия просто какая то.... Сам где то парит и увлекает за собой.... В страну грез и вечной любви
One of the Top
Most Precious classical Pianist Ever ! ... ❤❤❤ Far Beyond Lang Lang !
Be honest - langlang’s is superior to his .
@@bennaarsongidi No No No ..., lang lang is a real bull shitter, an arrogant ! ...
На 75 години съм...слушам,плача,настръхнала и ..... ПОКЛОН пред този пианист....пратеник на Бога....балсам за душата ми ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Не съм слушала по брилянтно изпълнение на Шопен.... поклон ❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely superhuman performance. Anyone that plays the piano reasonably well will be aware that this was very special. I just hope Chopin was listening to his awesome composition, played on the world's greatest piano (Fazioli) by one of the world's greatest pianists!
Chopin would kiss His forehead !
D. Trivonov ist ein genialer Pianist ich Danke Ihm von ganzem Herzen für die Bereicherung für mich durch seine Art zu Spielen
I cannot think of a higher manifestation of human achievement. Music expressing the inexpressible.
Русская школа музыки в тройке лучших в мире. Горжусь
certamente uno dei 5 migliori pianisti al mondo,giovanissimo e profondo
Sublime
My favourite rendition of this work
이 곡과 이 연주와 이 피아노의 조합이 말로 형용할 수 없네요... 그냥 미쳤다
La dosis justa de elegancia, sensibilidad, pasión ,poesía y entusiasmo dentro de una técnica impecable
Se llama Daniel Trifonov
You can feel the joy and passion in his eyes and face and we can also hear it in his performance, how blessed are we to experience this! Mesmerizing
Исполнитель пианист мирового уровня но Шопен это посланник Бога обожаю его музыку
He was the best performer that I have ever heard at a Chopin competition, not only from that edition but from all editions. And they give him the third price, what a joke. Martha Argerich who was in the jury, picked Daniil Trifonov as the first prize winner for the Chopin piano competition, she was able to see his value since then.
Un très grand pianiste à la sensibilité à fleur de peau et des doigts!
What an exquisite performance!
Es increíble la conexión con la música y la potencia de la transmisión al auditorio. Tuve la fortuna de verlo en Santiago de Chile, hace sólo unos meses. Es una experiencia inolvidable. Interpretó 5 encore...
4:22 Grande Polonaise Brillante
Best piano playing I've EVER heard!!!!!
Perfect hands for a concert pianist ! What a beautiful touch !!
I totally agree. A master of the keyboard. I'd like to hear him play Rachmaninoff piano Concerto No 3.
@@roxannecheatham57 ruclips.net/video/wBca3z7bAtE/видео.html the best interpretation imo
@@darkygaming5587 what do think about Alexander Malofeev?
Truly
souverän! so nuanciert, so lyrisch jund intim und doch auch so brillant und dynamisch. ein ergeignis!
Jest tak niesamowicie wrażliwy i delikatny grając
Przeżywa utwory tak samo jak i zapewne każdy kto słucha jego interpretacji
Z pewnością sam Chopin jest taką gra zachwycony
Uwielbiam tego wirtuoza
Jest wybitny❤
Zagrać Andante to wielka sztuka przeniesienia Emocji w dźwięk . Perła!!!
❤JEST CUDOWNY❤
Quand, la délicatesse de l'âme, de cette polonaise, s'élance vibrante et triomphante sous le doigté sensible de son virtuose .. un vrai plaisir.
Не знала это произведение какая прелесть просто волшебно протестировало попробовать но сложно технически а консерваторию не закончили
Гениальный, но такой простой в жизни, наш русский мальчик! Дай Бог ему долго долго радовать людей!
What a Breathtaking Performance!
Daniil make you feel what is playing , that why I keep coming back love is music
what a piano fazioli!
trifonov comes from heaven to give us a little slice of eternity, divine...
I cannot express how much this piece means to me, thank you!
Questo era il pezzo che Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli suonava con colore e sonorità inarrivabili.
L' esecuzione di Trifonov è assai legata e partecipata emotivamente, con gran classe e tecnica.
Eccellente👏👏👏
It is so wonderful, I don't have words for, this young man is a genius!
이 시대의 최고 피아니스트.
Бесподобно. Пианистическое бельканто ! Браво, браво , браво ! С любовью и нежностью к таланту и ЛИЧНОСТИ !
MAGISTRAL ,,,,sensibilitate si delicatețe !!
Este no es un competidor, es un maestro.
Exactamente
He caresess the keyboard so lovingly, the notes floated beautifully from his fingers as it intertwined on the keyboard to sound almost celestial, especially the Spianato.
Присудить гениальному, лучшему пианисту. мира 3 премию, это только глухие поляки могут.
Это здорово понизило престиж их конкурса.
But some of us agreed with Polaks!
Gran Polonesa brillante como tu Daniil! eres magnifico!!!!! grande y brillante!!!
Best playing i ever heard u the best trifonov
I was in the same studio with him studying with Mr. Babayan. I don’t remember him practicing all this rep in preparation for the Chopin competition... I must have not paid enough attention. I do remember him working on the concerto and some etudes. It’s always fun to get together with him whenever he comes to town.
СПАСИБО! ДАНИЛУШКО! ДРАГОЦЕННЫЙ НАШ!!! ЛЮБИМ ГОРДИМСЯ!
An outstanding performance! Bravo!
It took a succession of three Slavic composers, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, to take piano music to such heavenly and complex heights. And it just happened to be at the time when piano design advances resulted in the beautiful sound that we are accustomed to today.
@@AS-iw3ft Not even by a long shot! Liszt's bad music, transcriptions and copy catting does not make him a great composer!
@@abe_48 he did advance the idea of concert pianists and social customs around the piano a lot, but both contributed greatly by their own rights
@@brianlipiano7113ironic coming from you “I f*ing hate Liszt” lmao
@@BrinaSun bro whatre u doing here lmao
But don't forget Liszt
Quelle belle interprétation très personnelle claire sensible puissante cedt magnifique intelligent .bravo
certamente uno dei 3 migliori pianisti al mondo. giovane e profondo. grazie
Daniil's playing is so full of every good thing. I cannot imagine this piece being played better.
This performance of the etudes which I’ve never heard done as a unity in a live performance totally blows me away-his performance mad
e extraordinary musical sense to me now, as a coherent group-really extraordinary music making!
Вот это сыграл ! Блеск ! Лучше Даниила может быть только Даниил ! Сам Шопен был бы в восторге !
certamente uno dei migliori pianisti al mondo. giovane e profondo. grazie
9 years ago and already a prodigy! Just heard him last week live in Indianapolis playing Schumann's piano concerto in A Minor. Sublime does not begin to describe it. Truly the best classical piano player of the moment.
Alexander Mirkin I completely agree. Even if I don’t agree with a particular interpretation I know that it’s the product of serious thought and the next time I hear him play it he might have changed his mind and heart and interpret it differently. He lives and breathes the music and the word that comes up more frequently describing his playing than I’ve ever heard used before is how he caresses the keys-really an astonishing pianist and a great gift to the world
Billy Joel is a 'piano player.' Daniil is truly a master. But so glad you appreciate the good stuff. Best Wishes to you. Hugs and Best Wishes. I'll bet the Schumann was indeed sublime. What a wonderful experience it must have been. I am jealous. I had tickets to see/hear him at Carnegie in NYC. I could not attend.
I just heard same concerto in Lisbon on live sending. Really amazing!
Have you seen Yundi Li play this on his competition (and won btw)!?!?! Sorry no one tops that performance of this piece.
not the best... Sokolov, Volodos, could claim too for instance. (and I like deeply Trifonov but I love Volodos too, with larger colors in my opinion...) anyway,it makes not really sense to think this way, there isn't first pianist but many fascinating ones.
Pan Fryderyk Chopin jest dumą Polski! Cały naród jest z niego dumny! 🇵🇱
nie przesadzałbym, cały na pewno nie, niektórzy są na pewno bardziej dumni np. z Wojtyły albo Lewandowskiego
Просто россыпь бриллиантов и жемчуга!!!!Браво,Даниил!Потрясающее исполнение!!!!👏🏻
La música de Chopin es más hermosa en el espíritu y la manos de Daniil ♥️👏👏👏👏👏♥️
Watching Daniil play is an intimate experience, I almost want to avert my eyes, he is so engaged and so unabashed in his connection to the music, like he's in love with every note. I wish competitions would be a thing of the past, it is so inimical to art. UPDATE AT 4:20: Also inimical to art is RUclips putting an AD right at this moment when the Andante is fading away. LISTENERS: If you love classical music, REFUSE to pay money to RUclips until they stop interrupting musical works with ads. Seriously. Don't be held hostage.
If he was third,who were the first and the second?Here is Chopin playing!
Какое глубокое постижение духа музыки Шопена! Сразу вспомнилось
высказывание Римского- Корсакова : «Музыка Шопена это пушки ,
спрятанные в цветах «
Интерпретация Даниила Трифонова великолепна, исполнение
блистательно!
Благодарю RUclips за предоставленную возможность
слушать классическую музыку в исполнении такого
пианиста!
Один восторг
Два востога
A butterfly flutters - the real Chopin. Thank you Daniil !
I know... kind of magical...
How much did they pay you to play that Fazioli? It's different... in a number of ways. And that came through... I know you know it. Blessings dear Daniil. Life on Earth... is complex. Smile. And Daniil, where are your... works, your songs and the music of Daniil. Fun. Dance. Satire. Full Symphony. Boaring. Commerscial. $$$$ or something else?
I believe you are gift... from the gods. And at times it comes shinning through. !!!!! Love..... for old meter.
Simply beautiful, brought tears to my eyes.
The one and only Chopin
Cada vez que lo escucho me quedo embelesada, me tiene el alma cautivada.
Gran pianista, tiene el Don, es otro virtuoso del olimpo. Bienvenido a deleitar nuetros oídos. Gracias
Bellissima interpretazione che, finalmente, riabilita questa poeticissima composizione
Fabuleux!!! Inégalable! Bravo Daniil! Vous êtes le plus grand pianiste qu'il m'ait été possible d'entendre!!!
D, Trifonov performs with superb dexterity! Every note resonates with the joyful beauty of sounds to the mind!
it is new arturo benedetti michelngeli
The D. Trifonov should be dubbed DOCTOR Trifonov.
No conozco a Benedetti pero Daniil es incomparable, inigualable e insuperable ♥️☺️💖🎶👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎵🎹
I wish to have some of his dexterity!!😊😲😳😀😀😃😀😄
That’s one gorgeous piano! The pianist is also wonderful.
The pianist made it sing 🎶🤭😍
Прекрасная музыка моей прекрасной любви посвящаю мечте как воздушное облако которое случилось на закате жизни и растаяло как не бывало !
Even the word 'wonderful' is disappointing limited in its ability to express the most profound stirrings of the human mind that this musical performance evokes!
More human FEELING than MIND I think, but YES this performance could only be called "TRANSCENDENT." A truly GLORIOUS achievement! Beyond brilliant. It is simply EXQUISITE.
Thank you dear Mr. Trifonov for your brilliant and perfect performance of Chopin's Andante Spionato and the Great Polonaise Brilliante. You undoubtedly are one of the greatest and sublime interpreters of Chopin in the 21st century. I wish you a lot of success as one ot the most talented virtuoso pianists of yhe 31st century.
You undoubtedly are one of most successful interpreters of Chopin in the 21st century as well as one of the most talented and virtuso pianists of the 21st century.I wish you a lot of success in the future.Your technique as well as expression on the piano is beyond perfect.
Daniil Trifonov helps us hear a little bit of heaven here on earth! Thank you for the music 💙
Děkuji Vám 🤍🕊️ krása 🌸
Que maravilla de interpretación , cuantas horas de estudio y sacrificio hay detrás para tocar con esa finura.Gracias por deleitarnos.Un saludo MAESTRO
Watching those gorgeous hands play that music is nearly as transporting as listening to it. Beyond fabulous.
Chopin... Chopin... Chopin..
Heavenly! Lovely pianist and piano....
Damn, his polonaise is absolutely PERFECT.
I find him adorable.
Beautiful playing.
Qué tremenda interpretación. Fantástica!!!
To whom criticizing him, remember when he performed this piece he was only a teenager (19 years old) .
This is an average age of all competitors. Zimmerman was less than 19 when he played the same piece in 1975 Chopin Competition in Warsaw.
sunny coram, what baffles me is the full set of Etudes op.25 from Rubinstein-competition in Israel. I also found the Fantaisie Impromptu:// Daniil Trifonov - Polonaise-fantasy in A flat major, Op. 61 (third stage, 2010) Chopin Institute -- 28K views. 2 years ago //upload time.
RUclips also has him playing Rachmaninov (and probably more, I did not go through all of the videos) He has a large repertoire. And do I feel a love for music which goes way beyond performing? YES!
@@johnfalstaff2270 But Trifonov managed to play all 12 Transcendental Etudes in one concert. Which, at 19 years old, is absolutely insane
@@michaelw.4469, the Transcendental Etudes usually are performed all together. I think it was a Liszt intention. I might be wrong but whenever I heard them from radio it was the case. I never saw one etude played.
@@johnfalstaff2270 Well, Mazeppa is often played as a single piece...