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Everyone, Thank me!!!! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ 0:00 Mao Fujita - Nocturne No.20 /Chopin 2:56 Maria Joao Pires - Piano Sonata No.13 /Schubert 4:55 Yuja Wang - Preludes, Op.23 No.5 /Rachmaninov 6:57 Alexandre Kantrow - Piano Sonata No.3 /Johannes Brahms 9:10 Evgeny Kissin - Waltz Op.64 No.2 /Chopin 12:00 Daniel Barenboim - Piano Concerto No.2 /Liszt 14:55 Van Cliburn - Piano Concerto No.2 /Rachmaninov 17:39 Lucas Debargue - Italian Concerto /Johann Sebastian Bach 20:20 Daniil Trifonov - Etudes, Op.25 No.1 /Chopin 22:30 Martha Argerich - Piano Concerto No.3 /Prokofiev 25:02 Khatia Buniastishivili - Piano Concerto No.1 /Beethoven 28:16 Seong-Jin Cho - Piano Concerto No.1 /Tchaikovsky 30:47 Lahav Shani - Piano Concerto No.3 /Prokofiev 33:33 Grigory Sokolov - Preludes, Op.23 No.5 /Rachmaninov 35:45 Mitsuko Uchida - Piano Concerto No.23 /Mozart 38:39 Alexander Malofeev - Mikhail Pletnev, Concert Suite from “The Nutcracker” for solo piano /Tchaikovsky 40:41 Behzod Abduraimov - Piano Sonata /Liszt 43:30 Louis Lortie - Etudes Op.10 No.12 /Chopin 46:03 Fazil Say - Sonata for piano /Fazil Say 48:23 Eric Lu - 6 Klavierstucke Op.118 /Johannes Brahms 51:22 Sir Andras Schiff - Piano Concerto No.1 /Johannes Brahms 54:22 Murray Perahia - Etudes, Op.10 No.4 /Chopin 56:20 Yafim Bronfman - Piano Concerto No.2 /Liszt 58:43 Helene Grimaud - Les jeux d'eau a la Villa d'Este /Liszt 1:00:39 Beatrice Rana - Piano Concerto No.9 /Mozart 1:03:43 Alexandra Dovgan - Concerto for piano No.1 /Mendelssohn 1:06:37 Bertrand Chamayou - 3 Klavierstucke /Schubert 1:09:27 Igor Levit - Piano Concerto No.3 /Beethoven 1:12:08 Arthur Rubinstein - Piano Concerto No.2 /Chopin 1:14:34 Yoav Levanon - Rhapsody in Blue /Gershwin 1:17:27 Nikolay Lugansky - Preludes, Op.32 /Rachmaninov 1:20:31 Lang Lang - Ballade No.4 /Chopin 1:23:28 Nobuyuki Tsujii - Pictures at an Exhibition /Mussorgsky 1:25:58 Katia &Marielle Labeque - Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Piano, and Timpani /Bohnslav Martinn 1:28:25 Vladimir Horowitz - Twelve Etudes, Op.8 /Scriabin 1:30:34 Emil Gilels - Piano Concerto No.1 /Tchaikovsky 1:33:25 Alexis Weissenberg - Three movements from “Petrushka” /Stravinsky Happy World Piano Day!!
Most concertos belong to our brain memory... so deep fond of them that we can make the difference among various interpretations, among piano players feelings and temper, yeah, something that makes us feel so humans, big loving hug awesome performers that made of our lives a better place, eternal gratitude l trully love them all, great artists, champions of the world indeed. Looking forward to watch them performing alive...as soon as possible fans
All the fragments are beautiful, I highlight Shani's Prokofiev, Argerich's teaching, the new air of the girl Alexandra Dogvan, the solid lyricism of Helene Grimaud in Liszt, the poetry of Horowitz in Scriabin, the essential Chopin of Rubinstein, the clarity and firmness of Lortie in Chopin, the idiom of Bertrand Chamayou, and some will escape me, but it's good to see so many young performers raising a serious artistic flag.
Grains of the sound that MaoFujita's nocturne accumulate in the depths of the heart and grab us…but his music is infinite freedom.I'm deeply grateful for this project🎹♪✨PIANO is Orchestra and singer🎼💐
Сердечно благодарю за потрясающий калейдоскоп прекраснейших пианистов и Музыкантов со всего мира с великолепнейшим репертуаром! ЭТО ГРАНДИОЗНЕЙШАЯ ПАНОРАМА ПИАНИЗМА!
Wow. Goosebumps overall. The first piece (Chopins Nocturne No. 20) is well-known from the movie "The Pianist", and Adrien Brody won an Oscar for it. Its the best Anti-War movie. In my opinion a little bit better than "Schindler". Wonderful music.
Schumann said a lot of pianists he saw and heard play were geniuses, I think he was just very emotional and expressionate in the moment - not basing his momentary truth on the absolute eternety that is and was his life. Chopin practised a lot and was able to paint his creativeness within each note he played and subsequently wrote down on parchment for other humans to enjoy. His parisian next door neighbor, Alkan, was also a master at the piano - some say a genius.
@@LeRainbow Chopin was not a genius piano player (has not the "power" as other), but he has the power as a composer Schumann said "Ladies and gentlemen, hats of - a genius". Both Schumann and Chopin try to be a virtuoso pianist, and thanks they didn't.
Hi! Lucas Debargue is playing on the Opus 102 by Stephen Paulello! This marvel boasts 102 keys, 14 more than a traditional piano, giving it a truly singular harmonic palette and what Debargue calls an "infinite" dynamic range-in his words, it is a piano that "will never be out of fashion… it will naturally make its way among the legendary instruments and inspire many generations of musicians and music lovers." You can watch the full concert at www.medici.tv/concerts/lucas-debargue-recital-paris-2022 Enjoy!
@@bloodgrss Gould is in the top 10 pianists of every classical periodical. You have Giles, Horowitz, Rubinstein and Weisenberg. You should have Gould. Not an obsession just a simple observation.
@@glenngouldification My heavens, Gould would certainly be in the top 10 of Bach pianists, but could be wildly eccentric with other repertoire. And others even in the modern world rival his Bach, Andras Schiff and Murray Perahia just to name two. "Every" periodical certainly does not uniformly name him always in such top 10's. I like much of Gould's play, admire his musical intellect, and his CBC shows are still marvelous, but let's not overstate the case. Even a 'fan' needs some totality of appraisal...
Welch ein Reichtum an wunderbaren Interpretationen, auch wenn es vielfach nur Ausschnitte sind - die Appetit auf mehr machen! Nur: welch unmusikalisch gesteuerter "Geist" schaltet an den unsinnigsten Stellen auf Werbung um? Das ließe sich doch anders einrichten. So verkommt Kunst zu Kommerz.
Какие пальцы холеные у Кисина, вааууу! Остались пухлые нежные пальчики как в детстве, которым, наверное, ничего не дозволялось делать, кроме упражнений на пианино. У Гульда не такие были...
Thank you. However, don't you think the passages between the pieces should have been more coherent.After Chopin's Waltz, Liszt no:2 . Was like a wakeup call
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0:00 Mao Fujita - Nocturne No.20 /Chopin
2:56 Maria Joao Pires - Piano Sonata No.13 /Schubert
4:55 Yuja Wang - Preludes, Op.23 No.5 /Rachmaninov
6:57 Alexandre Kantrow - Piano Sonata No.3 /Johannes Brahms
9:10 Evgeny Kissin - Waltz Op.64 No.2 /Chopin
12:00 Daniel Barenboim - Piano Concerto No.2 /Liszt
14:55 Van Cliburn - Piano Concerto No.2 /Rachmaninov
17:39 Lucas Debargue - Italian Concerto /Johann Sebastian Bach
20:20 Daniil Trifonov - Etudes, Op.25 No.1 /Chopin
22:30 Martha Argerich - Piano Concerto No.3 /Prokofiev
25:02 Khatia Buniastishivili - Piano Concerto No.1 /Beethoven
28:16 Seong-Jin Cho - Piano Concerto No.1 /Tchaikovsky
30:47 Lahav Shani - Piano Concerto No.3 /Prokofiev
33:33 Grigory Sokolov - Preludes, Op.23 No.5 /Rachmaninov
35:45 Mitsuko Uchida - Piano Concerto No.23 /Mozart
38:39 Alexander Malofeev - Mikhail Pletnev, Concert Suite from “The Nutcracker” for solo piano /Tchaikovsky
40:41 Behzod Abduraimov - Piano Sonata /Liszt
43:30 Louis Lortie - Etudes Op.10 No.12 /Chopin
46:03 Fazil Say - Sonata for piano /Fazil Say
48:23 Eric Lu - 6 Klavierstucke Op.118 /Johannes Brahms
51:22 Sir Andras Schiff - Piano Concerto No.1 /Johannes Brahms
54:22 Murray Perahia - Etudes, Op.10 No.4 /Chopin
56:20 Yafim Bronfman - Piano Concerto No.2 /Liszt
58:43 Helene Grimaud - Les jeux d'eau a la Villa d'Este /Liszt
1:00:39 Beatrice Rana - Piano Concerto No.9 /Mozart
1:03:43 Alexandra Dovgan - Concerto for piano No.1 /Mendelssohn
1:06:37 Bertrand Chamayou - 3 Klavierstucke /Schubert
1:09:27 Igor Levit - Piano Concerto No.3 /Beethoven
1:12:08 Arthur Rubinstein - Piano Concerto No.2 /Chopin
1:14:34 Yoav Levanon - Rhapsody in Blue /Gershwin
1:17:27 Nikolay Lugansky - Preludes, Op.32 /Rachmaninov
1:20:31 Lang Lang - Ballade No.4 /Chopin
1:23:28 Nobuyuki Tsujii - Pictures at an Exhibition /Mussorgsky
1:25:58 Katia &Marielle Labeque - Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Piano, and Timpani /Bohnslav Martinn
1:28:25 Vladimir Horowitz - Twelve Etudes, Op.8 /Scriabin
1:30:34 Emil Gilels - Piano Concerto No.1 /Tchaikovsky
1:33:25 Alexis Weissenberg - Three movements from “Petrushka” /Stravinsky
Happy World Piano Day!!
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Most concertos belong to our brain memory... so deep fond of them that we can make the difference among various interpretations, among piano players feelings and temper, yeah, something that makes us feel so humans, big loving hug awesome performers that made of our lives a better place, eternal gratitude l trully love them all, great artists, champions of the world indeed. Looking forward to watch them performing alive...as soon as possible fans
You can watch all of these concerts in full-on-demand, 24/7-on medici.tv! 🎹 and Happy World Piano Day!
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For a
MAJOR DELIGHT.
Thank you
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Thank you for these videos.
Music for peace ❤️
Many great masters - Horowitz , Gilels Richter , Kapustin, were born in Ukraine.
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Beautiful Performance🎶💖👍👍
Arthur Rubinstein 😍😍😍 So happy that he still gets featured! What a master ❤️
And Vladimir Horowitz ❤️
Потрясающие пианисты! Шикарная подборка!👏👏👏
Amazing performances, thank you Medici TV❤️
Wonderful feast of piano music here.
All the fragments are beautiful, I highlight Shani's Prokofiev, Argerich's teaching, the new air of the girl Alexandra Dogvan, the solid lyricism of Helene Grimaud in Liszt, the poetry of Horowitz in Scriabin, the essential Chopin of Rubinstein, the clarity and firmness of Lortie in Chopin, the idiom of Bertrand Chamayou, and some will escape me, but it's good to see so many young performers raising a serious artistic flag.
Grains of the sound that MaoFujita's nocturne accumulate in the depths of the heart and grab us…but his music is infinite freedom.I'm deeply grateful for this project🎹♪✨PIANO is Orchestra and singer🎼💐
Сердечно благодарю за потрясающий калейдоскоп прекраснейших пианистов и Музыкантов со всего мира с великолепнейшим репертуаром! ЭТО ГРАНДИОЗНЕЙШАЯ ПАНОРАМА ПИАНИЗМА!
기대 됩니다♡
Super nice, I still don't understand what people find so amazing in Bach's pieces. Good that tastes are different and unique.
"Great Gate of Kiev" by Nobuyuki Tsujii at time mark 1:23:36 -- may music bring peace!
Yes , I hope so too . Also after Nobuyuki’s video , 2 great pianists, Horowitz and Gilels were born in Ukraine. I hope peace with their music too .🎹🎼
01:23:38
When Ukraine had its real name: “Malorussia”
music doesn't have that much power. we people do. it is our choice to make peace or war and take responsability for it.
Всем-браво!!! Благодарю!!!
So happy to see Fazil Say! ❤️
😍😍😍 all the best performers in this video!
merci ! Remarquable !!!
世界鋼琴日快樂！
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Thank you @medici I enjoyed it very much 😊🥰
Where is Sviatoslav Richter????
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This is
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Beautiful, love this so much 🥰🎶🎹
These are truly poets of music!
From these i have been most to Behzod Abduraimov's concerts, he is a different, new poet!
Beautiful music~♡ Thank you for uploading :)
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26:37 Oboe being Oboe lol
Great compilation!
30:49, impressive, clear and really artistic Shani's Prokofiev
I'm THRILLED they included Lucas Debargue... and playing the Bach Lilian Concerto... !
베르트랑 샤마유의 슈베르트와 이고르 레빗의 베토벤 피아노 협주곡 3번이 특히 개인적으로 잘 들었습니다. 다른 피아니스트들의 연주도 여러번 푹 빠져 듣게 되는군요. 감사합니다.
Fantastic!!!
Wonderful playing, but so sad not to hear the complete pieces.
Hi! You can watch all of these concerts in full-on-demand, 24/7-on medici.tv 😊
Bravo👏✨🎶
Wow. Goosebumps overall. The first piece (Chopins Nocturne No. 20) is well-known from the movie "The Pianist", and Adrien Brody won an Oscar for it. Its the best Anti-War movie. In my opinion a little bit better than "Schindler". Wonderful music.
apocalypse now beats both by miles
素敵な映像をありがとうございます。やはりポリーニを出して欲しかったです。ポリーニはピアノ演奏の神様だから。
Time codes.
Ah... the best for last: Volodya Horowitz and Emil Gilels, thank you!
The very best from these piano players.
Schumann said Brahms is a great talent - and Chopin is a genius.
Schumann said a lot of pianists he saw and heard play were geniuses, I think he was just very emotional and expressionate in the moment - not basing his momentary truth on the absolute eternety that is and was his life. Chopin practised a lot and was able to paint his creativeness within each note he played and subsequently wrote down on parchment for other humans to enjoy. His parisian next door neighbor, Alkan, was also a master at the piano - some say a genius.
@@LeRainbow Chopin was not a genius piano player (has not the "power" as other), but he has the power as a composer Schumann said "Ladies and gentlemen, hats of - a genius".
Both Schumann and Chopin try to be a virtuoso pianist, and thanks they didn't.
Yowee!!!
Dovgan❤❤
Why there isn’t Pollini?
uhmmm Pollini and Pogorelich missing! :)
Если подбирали в основном современников, то почему нет Михаила Плетнева???
#NelsonFreire 💐
Vladimir Horowitz is on another level
sokolov?
Which piano brand is Debargue playing on?
yeah i want to know that too - it looks great!
Hi! Lucas Debargue is playing on the Opus 102 by Stephen Paulello! This marvel boasts 102 keys, 14 more than a traditional piano, giving it a truly singular harmonic palette and what Debargue calls an "infinite" dynamic range-in his words, it is a piano that "will never be out of fashion… it will naturally make its way among the legendary instruments and inspire many generations of musicians and music lovers."
You can watch the full concert at www.medici.tv/concerts/lucas-debargue-recital-paris-2022 Enjoy!
Who's playing the Tchkowsky at 30:17... is it...??? George Li...???
its Seong Jin Cho
@@juanferrequetglas4444 Thanks...!
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No Glenn Gould ? Are you kidding ?
No, lots of pianists. But, you seem a bit obsessed; are you kidding?
@@bloodgrss Gould is in the top 10 pianists of every classical periodical. You have Giles, Horowitz, Rubinstein and Weisenberg. You should have Gould. Not an obsession just a simple observation.
@@glenngouldification My heavens, Gould would certainly be in the top 10 of Bach pianists, but could be wildly eccentric with other repertoire. And others even in the modern world rival his Bach, Andras Schiff
and Murray Perahia just to name two. "Every" periodical certainly does not uniformly name him always in such top 10's. I like much of Gould's play, admire his musical intellect, and his CBC shows are still marvelous, but let's not overstate the case. Even a 'fan' needs some totality of appraisal...
@@bloodgrsscolossal L
Another Gould fanatic? colossal
Where is Ashkenazy?
I'm surprised no one has done a play and time Liszt for us...
Welch ein Reichtum an wunderbaren Interpretationen, auch wenn es vielfach nur Ausschnitte sind - die Appetit auf mehr machen! Nur: welch unmusikalisch gesteuerter "Geist" schaltet an den unsinnigsten Stellen auf Werbung um? Das ließe sich doch anders einrichten. So verkommt Kunst zu Kommerz.
What piano was ms argerich playing ???
@Carolina Vensius As usual she was playing a Steinway Concert D.
Concert Grand Piano. You are welcome.
@@alexandrosbekiari4802 she played a Paullelo Opus 102 in Château de Fontainebleau, on the 2021.07.21
Какие пальцы холеные у Кисина, вааууу! Остались пухлые нежные пальчики как в детстве, которым, наверное, ничего не дозволялось делать, кроме упражнений на пианино. У Гульда не такие были...
Thank you. However, don't you think the passages between the pieces should have been more coherent.After Chopin's Waltz, Liszt no:2 . Was like a wakeup call
russian orchestras are the best haha
Mil/lgds
𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐦 💥
신급으로 재능이 있고 나가는 콩쿨마다 전체 대상이나 1등을 해 오니 피아노가 자꾸 재밌으니 연습을 그렇게 많이 하지.
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This is lacking Li Yundi. Only he can make this great.
Not really. It's lacking a LOT of greatness; grateful for what we have anyway...
Beautiful, love this so much 殺🎶🎹