For me, it's close between Evgeny Kissin's and Yundi Li's. Each is good in its own way. Evgeny Kissin's is very emotional, and yet powerful and strong, whereas Li's is very precise and even in a beautiful way. However, it's like comparing 99.9% and 99.8%; they're both that amazing.
The accuracy, the control, the clarity, the expression! I think this is what is most distinct about yundis playing. Never overly emotional or out of control. Perfect technique!
Kensuke I. Hand placement, emotion and most importantly, the way he plays it. I personally can tell that just by the way that it sounds so precise, that he intended it to sound just like that
I agree with you, when I compare this to Valentina Lisitsa's version, I think Valentina performed pretty bad with that one. This one has emotion, I can actually hear all of the notes and they are not all crowded. Imo, Valentina's version is just a mess, but this.. This touches my heart.. However apparently it's an edited version so :/ it doesnt reflect the reality.
I'm not sure about that. Liszt was regarded to be the greatest virtuoso of his time by his peers and contemporaries. It's too bad that the phonograph was invented very late in Liszt's life and therefore missed the opportunity to have recorded any of his performance. It would definitely had made for interesting conversation.
3:02 - 3:25 Li's interpretation is the best. He knows how to control the speed and volume and I even breathe according to his accents here. He does better than every pianists at this point. Comment from a classical music lover who have only a little musical knowledge.
This is by far the best one I’ve heard so far. I’ve listened to so many people play this piece and it’s always something. Either they mess up notes sometimes or the tempos off or the sound dynamic isnt how it should be. This is it. I finally found it. The perfect interpretation.
@@prodbyibn i beg to differ, the emotion i hear is gentleness and a great effort for precision. He nailed it. I do see where youre coming from though. My second favorite player of this piece is by lang lang, his playing is so cocky but its so good.
Even with such an incredible tempo, it was as if every notes are well thought, felt and controlled. He never get carried away like other pianist, his perfection gave the piece the soul of its own, and one it deserved.
I don't understand how anyone can look so calm during such an intense and rigorous piece. Evgeny Kissin's hair literally began falling out during his performance.
Lang Lang made multiple flagrant pedal mistakes in the video I saw. He takes a while to notice that he’s ringing wrong notes because he’s focussing on the flutter part, and worst of all when he notices his serious obvious error he confrontational looks at the orchestra to front/distract as if to challenge anyone who noticed or to distract things visually
I have watched all of the La Campanellas on YT (Kissin, Lisitsa, Lang Lang, you name it) and this is by far the most refined and expressive interpretation around. Love Yundi
and here I thought that Lang Lang's interpretation were the best. No wonder my friend said Yundi's are the true best. That control, just wonderfully magnanimous!! Bravo!! ♥♥♥♥♥👏👏👏👏👏
Very few pianists manage to make this technically challenging arrangement sound like music. Yundis performance is just awesome. He is not just"getting through", he still has capacity to work out how he want it to sound. Outstanding.
One true master peice! The transition between aggressive and mellow at ease. Managed every rhythm so well, every part stacking on top of each other and then the great finale. WOW! Truly amazing!
Alice Sara Ott brings passion to it, Yundi's version doesn't spire the same interest. But to each their own, he commanded it I'll give him that. At no point was he not in control.
by far the best recording of this piece on youtube, and yundi's best recording of the piece. the musicianship portrayed is simply jaw dropping, and the technique he wields is godlike. especially the 4-5 trill at the cadenza.... my favorite aspect, is that he holds back until the coda to release all the energy built up from the theme variations! thanks for the upload!
In the beginning I thought "Hey, I could do this!"...after I few minutes I thought again "Well, I could still do this...just give me 10 to 15 years to practice!". Beautiful piece of art!!
Yeah... I met a person who could play it, sort of. he knew all the notes and could play them, but it was slightly slower than the original and there were plenty of mistakes - yet it took him 6 years to learn. I just started attempting it, and I'm trying to prepare for taking the better part of a decade to learn it.
I'm with you. When you're ready to walk on water, I'll fill the bathtub... and yeah... it may take another 15 years to get it right. Until then... don't put it on RUclips. I like your sense of humor and gentle honesty. I wish I had more of it myself.
@@yaoyuan3348 100% agree with you. Nevertheless, No matter how harsh it has been for him, nobody can turn back the Time. Hopefully, he could learn from his mistakes and become Smarter ---- Every Honor he had enjoyed were all, in fact, due to His Brilliant Piano Performances. He must keep practicing, learning, as well as improving. Music has No Borders, and He is still loved and admired by many.
@@GODbless85 Apparently I am not living in China, otherwise I might not be able to comment here perhaps. The comments made above by me is based upon That : 1). He is living in China, then he should obey the Laws set up by the Chinese Government, if he doesn't want to get himself in trouble again in the future. Straightforwardly speaking, while I do have lots of sympathies towards him, and do think the Chinese Media has done a nasty job by attacking him nation-wide for such basic Civil Matter; nevertheless he should learn from this incident, which has already costed him dearly. 2). I knew he is a talented, internationally acclaimed Pianist, whose performances I enjoyed very much. But unfortunately, there are quite a lot allegations online that mentioned his failed performance somewhere, which is why I try to remind him about the importance of his skill sets. Besides, there are numerous people playing Piano these days, hence, it is paramount for a musician like him to stay competitive. 3). " Tallest trees are most in the power of the winds". As a former Gold Medalist in Chopin Piano Competition, he was in the pinnacle of Pianist hierarchies. If he wants to stay where he used to be, for which we all hope so, He must keep improving. In short, I wish he could recover from this unfortunate situation, and shining brightly on the stages again.
What grace, and accuracy! Every note has a purpose, more than I daresay even Liszt intended, Yundi performs this piece beyond its simple showoff manner. Fantastic!
His composure throughout is nothing less of extraordinary. The hankering feeling I have when I envisage my meagre self having this incredible gentlemans' gift is bewildering.
best performance by any living pianist...sorry to all the rest, but the expression that Yundi delivers is probably what the Master had in mind, not to mention this was absolutely flawless.
His playing is so amazing that I listen to it all the time as long as I can. I also listened to other versions, and his is my favorite. It's like he is totally in his music, and that is why his interpretation is so good for me.
This is truly masterful playing! I had not heard Yundi play this, but his interpretation is excellent: crystal clear and very musical. Each pianist interprets it in their own personal way, for sure--and that's good!-- but this is among the best--stunningly beautiful.
One of the best performances of this piece. Check 2:26. As far as I know, he is the only one who can play this part (including the crazy trill coming after that) with perfect evenness, continuity and power.
What I think is amazing about this piece is that up to this day it still poses a huge astronamical challenge for pianist today evn though it was composed hundreds of years ago and still sounds really good under that interperatation
mydogskips2 4年前 Agreed, this performance was simply incredible, the best I have ever heard. And while it definitely deserves a standing ovation, the general public probably doesn't understand and appreciate the extreme difficulty of this piece(I would bet that most professional pianists cannot play it), especially when the pianist Yundi Li makes it look deceptively simple. That is the mark of a true master, making something that is really hard appear easy to do; and here Yundi has supreme control of each and every note, such that he plays them with exquisite technical precision, as well as great feeling, nuanced expression and dramatic flair. Truly Amazing and Spectacular performance!
Agreed, this performance was simply incredible, the best I have ever heard. And while it definitely deserves a standing ovation, the general public probably doesn't understand and appreciate the extreme difficulty of this piece(I would bet that most professional pianists cannot play it), especially when the pianist Yundi Li makes it look deceptively simple. That is the mark of a true master, making something that is really hard appear easy to do; and here Yundi has supreme control of each and every note, such that he plays them with exquisite technical precision, as well as great feeling, nuanced expression and dramatic flair. Truly Amazing and Spectacular performance!
All the great pianist have their own wonderful ways to play this beautiful melody , this is my first time viewing and listening to Yundi lI play this and it is lovely, his contribution is unique.
A meticulous display of brilliant mastery--not only of the piano (which is sensitive in its virtuosity) but also the style, which perfectly captures the essence of the Romantic piano! Bravo Yundi!
This is a lovely tempo. I like Yundi's version of this piece. The camera used is from over the performer's shoulder, allowing a great view of Yundi Li's hands.
This is most likely the best interpretation I've heard of this piece.
+ruhtraeel i believe evgeny kissin's is better but thats just my opinion ;)
+ruhtraeel I totally agree. It's the evenness of his notes, so seamlessly connected and gradated.
+ruhtraeel you have to listen to the MASTERLY version of Alfred Brendel. Close your eyes and listen to every single note! Then you will tell me.
For me, it's close between Evgeny Kissin's and Yundi Li's. Each is good in its own way. Evgeny Kissin's is very emotional, and yet powerful and strong, whereas Li's is very precise and even in a beautiful way. However, it's like comparing 99.9% and 99.8%; they're both that amazing.
Amazing for a live recording and nearly as perfect as his studio account.
I agree 100%: I have never heard anybody perform La Campanella with quite this accuracy and virtuosity.
The accuracy, the control, the clarity, the expression! I think this is what is most distinct about yundis playing. Never overly emotional or out of control. Perfect technique!
Just like a machine.
+Negrea Cristian maybe you have no soul
Too bad this is eddited, 0:45 should be F sharp but he hit G sharp and it sounds F sharp. But i guess his expression was there ;)
I do not understand . Did you really see it well ?
At other places where he makes mistakes it is certainly not edited !
Anyway with his thumb he hits the right note !! , so I think no editing at all.
best version of all time, no one can play this piece like Yundi Li
Yevgeny Kissin begs to differ.
Dmitry Shishkin begs to differ
ruclips.net/video/kkq_3CrvFUM/видео.html
Lang lang better
@@W3irdWave nope, this is more original.
@@W3irdWave yes… Lang Lang is better… in my perspective
The thing I respect about this interpretation, is that he played it exactly how he wanted it to sound
Oliver Rodriguez that is how he plays everything
Oliver Rodriguez How do you know that?
Kensuke I. Hand placement, emotion and most importantly, the way he plays it. I personally can tell that just by the way that it sounds so precise, that he intended it to sound just like that
I agree with you, when I compare this to Valentina Lisitsa's version, I think Valentina performed pretty bad with that one. This one has emotion, I can actually hear all of the notes and they are not all crowded. Imo, Valentina's version is just a mess, but this.. This touches my heart.. However apparently it's an edited version so :/ it doesnt reflect the reality.
yazar8 absolutely. However I do personally love Valantina's version, I'll send a link of her best performance of it
Yundi Li just played the best La Campanella in RUclips with no doubt.
what about Valentina's?
@@farhanajiwaskita6212 Valentina too fast..
I think Rubinstein plays better
@@farhanajiwaskita6212too fast and missing few notes
Valentina Lisitsa also played great, every note was filled with feelings.
He is so super amazing
hi
*i was waiting for you*
Why do I see you EVERYWHERE
of course you'd be here, why was i surprised lol
he's gone lmaoao
I'd give anything to see Liszt himself playing this...
Agree.....but that is not possible....hehe, i wish, oh maybe we could build a time machine together :p
+Li Shoph maybe
+Franz Liszt lol
I'm not sure about that. Liszt was regarded to be the greatest virtuoso of his time by his peers and contemporaries. It's too bad that the phonograph was invented very late in Liszt's life and therefore missed the opportunity to have recorded any of his performance. It would definitely had made for interesting conversation.
I hope I will meet Liszt up there when I die :)
3:02 - 3:25 Li's interpretation is the best. He knows how to control the speed and volume and I even breathe according to his accents here. He does better than every pianists at this point.
Comment from a classical music lover who have only a little musical knowledge.
that's exactly what I think too ! His version makes the audience feel in peace
@@fk2205 Oh, really?
ユンディの終盤の疾走感と迫力が大好きです
This is by far the best one I’ve heard so far. I’ve listened to so many people play this piece and it’s always something. Either they mess up notes sometimes or the tempos off or the sound dynamic isnt how it should be. This is it. I finally found it. The perfect interpretation.
I personally like those versions because it adds taste, this guy is playing good, but it's like a robot.
@@prodbyibn i beg to differ, the emotion i hear is gentleness and a great effort for precision. He nailed it. I do see where youre coming from though. My second favorite player of this piece is by lang lang, his playing is so cocky but its so good.
@@mikasame respectful
This is the best balanced performance on tempo and emotions
Kissin?
I miss this Yundi Li.....
Even with such an incredible tempo, it was as if every notes are well thought, felt and controlled. He never get carried away like other pianist, his perfection gave the piece the soul of its own, and one it deserved.
myeyespecialist well said
I don't understand how anyone can look so calm during such an intense and rigorous piece. Evgeny Kissin's hair literally began falling out during his performance.
The good thing about classical music is that it's never outdated. Every time you listen to it, it's always like a brand new experience!
Incredible. Best interpretation ever taken for this piece.
Still the only version I listen to.
I wash my ears with this after listening to other people'
Listening to langlang and him, yundi is much more elegant.
Lang Lang made multiple flagrant pedal mistakes in the video I saw. He takes a while to notice that he’s ringing wrong notes because he’s focussing on the flutter part, and worst of all when he notices his serious obvious error he confrontational looks at the orchestra to front/distract as if to challenge anyone who noticed or to distract things visually
I think Franz Liszt composed this to troll future pianists.
yes haahha! XD
I know i shouldn't ask but, can you please explain?
TheMelopeus well, because it's hard to play hahahah
Eyob Sisay
He failed lol
The best version, the clarity and the accuracy and control is so amazing!
I always, ALWAYS, return to this particular version. There's a different beauty about it, seldom captured by the others.
100% agreed
Love the way he plays the finale, most pianists usually turn it into a loud racket, however this is was just perfect.
I clapped, at home.
I do that too all the time! Nice to see I'm not alone in that
Iradia kalenz 😂😂
SAME
I craped
He‘s quite good.
The best one I’ve heard so far.
The best work I've heard of this piece ... unbeliveable
He made sound sooo easy but in reality it is one of the hardest songs to learn.
Yund li gets the timing and tone perfectly - just magnificent
This performance really gives you the impression of bells. He's an impressively technical pianist.
I have watched all of the La Campanellas on YT (Kissin, Lisitsa, Lang Lang, you name it) and this is by far the most refined and expressive interpretation around. Love Yundi
and here I thought that Lang Lang's interpretation were the best. No wonder my friend said Yundi's are the true best. That control, just wonderfully magnanimous!! Bravo!! ♥♥♥♥♥👏👏👏👏👏
この人のラカンパネラ一番好き
それな！
何回も色んなカンパネラ聴いてここに戻ってくるので私もそうです。
Me too
my favorite interpretation.
The way he play and the charm of the music is ❤❤❤
This is by far the best interpretation I have found so far. His touch is just perfect. I am in love with this performance
Can I just mention how perfect the trills are from 2:40-3:00?
That part actually sounds like La Campanella
This is the prime Yundi. What a beast on the piano.
He makes it look like playing this song is so easy. It's amazing to watch!
Just magnificent! When I listen to Yundi Li, I want to immerse myself in the music, close my eyes, stop breathing and dive in.
Very few pianists manage to make this technically challenging arrangement sound like music. Yundis performance is just awesome. He is not just"getting through", he still has capacity to work out how he want it to sound. Outstanding.
Totally agree
I was just banging my head while i listen to this cause the perfection it has. Amazing!!!!
One true master peice! The transition between aggressive and mellow at ease.
Managed every rhythm so well, every part stacking on top of each other and then the great finale.
WOW! Truly amazing!
I love how he plays it at a not so fast tempo and yet still manages to make the piece sound beautiful 😻😻
this is the best piece i have heard of
내가 윤디 리 너무 좋아함 ㅠ
Kissin is epic, Lang Lang is techinical, YL is Liszt
for la campanella. compared with other pianist, yundi definitely has the best performance in this universe
liszt?
Alice Sara Ott brings passion to it, Yundi's version doesn't spire the same interest. But to each their own, he commanded it I'll give him that. At no point was he not in control.
by far the best recording of this piece on youtube, and yundi's best recording of the piece. the musicianship portrayed is simply jaw dropping, and the technique he wields is godlike. especially the 4-5 trill at the cadenza.... my favorite aspect, is that he holds back until the coda to release all the energy built up from the theme variations! thanks for the upload!
Li yundi totally owns this masterpiece! no one else can play this piece as beautiful and unique as he does
Such a smooth relaxed performance ! Pure class
This is my favorite version.
You guys are right,, the best version ever heard
So much more emotion than a lot of the other performances I have seen of this piece. Love it!
In the beginning I thought "Hey, I could do this!"...after I few minutes I thought again "Well, I could still do this...just give me 10 to 15 years to practice!".
Beautiful piece of art!!
You know what they said? Practice makes perfect...
What that saying doesn't tell you is that perfection can never be attained, only persued...
+Desmond Odom It's "Practice makes progress," and that's enough to satisfy me.
Yeah... I met a person who could play it, sort of. he knew all the notes and could play them, but it was slightly slower than the original and there were plenty of mistakes - yet it took him 6 years to learn. I just started attempting it, and I'm trying to prepare for taking the better part of a decade to learn it.
I'm with you. When you're ready to walk on water, I'll fill the bathtub... and yeah... it may take another 15 years to get it right. Until then... don't put it on RUclips. I like your sense of humor and gentle honesty. I wish I had more of it myself.
He is such a wonderful pianist. Clear, thoughtful, expressive and totally entrancing.
Perfect interpretation! Wonderful performance. I absolutely love how Yundi has played this famous piece of music. ❤
It's really a great pity because he was arrested and almost lost everything of him just for buying the sexual service
@@yaoyuan3348 100% agree with you. Nevertheless, No matter how harsh it has been for him, nobody can turn back the Time. Hopefully, he could learn from his mistakes and become Smarter ---- Every Honor he had enjoyed were all, in fact, due to His Brilliant Piano Performances. He must keep practicing, learning, as well as improving. Music has No Borders, and He is still loved and admired by many.
@@GODbless85 Apparently I am not living in China, otherwise I might not be able to comment here perhaps.
The comments made above by me is based upon That :
1). He is living in China, then he should obey the Laws set up by the Chinese Government, if he doesn't want to get himself in trouble again in the future. Straightforwardly speaking, while I do have lots of sympathies towards him, and do think the Chinese Media has done a nasty job by attacking him nation-wide for such basic Civil Matter; nevertheless he should learn from this incident, which has already costed him dearly.
2). I knew he is a talented, internationally acclaimed Pianist, whose performances I enjoyed very much. But unfortunately, there are quite a lot allegations online that mentioned his failed performance somewhere, which is why I try to remind him about the importance of his skill sets. Besides, there are numerous people playing Piano these days, hence, it is paramount for a musician like him to stay competitive.
3). " Tallest trees are most in the power of the winds". As a former Gold Medalist in Chopin Piano Competition, he was in the pinnacle of Pianist hierarchies. If he wants to stay where he used to be, for which we all hope so, He must keep improving.
In short, I wish he could recover from this unfortunate situation, and shining brightly on the stages again.
@@helenafunny8187 I am yundi’s fans and I agree with you. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! ❤️
@@zixingzhang8872 Thank you too.❤
He is so amazing, love him.
Simply magnificent!!!
I've heard many recordings and Yundi's is by far the best interpretation. Truly mesmerising!
ラ・カンパネラが大好きです
辻井さんの演奏もユンディ・リさんの演奏も同じくらい感動します
繊細なのに強く魂を揺さぶられる
I cant read this but by gosh you are right
完璧曲m(__)m
Extraordinary playing; bravo!
What grace, and accuracy! Every note has a purpose, more than I daresay even Liszt intended, Yundi performs this piece beyond its simple showoff manner. Fantastic!
His composure throughout is nothing less of extraordinary. The hankering feeling I have when I envisage my meagre self having this incredible gentlemans' gift is bewildering.
I appreciate that he observes the diminuendo at 4:01. Almost everyone else just plays this part fortissimo lol
Wait there’s a diminuendo there? Holy crap I’m stupid af
@@ieatbananaswiththepeel4782 Lol yes there's a diminuendo. But it's probably really hard to do because of the crazy 16th Octaves in the RH
I was surprised when I heard the ovation; it's such a clean performance that I was thinking of a studio recording, not a live performance.
best of the best among all others
I watched Yundi Li live in Toronto about a decade ago.. so mesmerizing. I hope I can play La Campanella one day!
His fingers are moving faster than a hummingbird’s wings😮
best performance by any living pianist...sorry to all the rest, but the expression that Yundi delivers is probably what the Master had in mind, not to mention this was absolutely flawless.
His playing is so amazing that I listen to it all the time as long as I can. I also listened to other versions, and his is my favorite. It's like he is totally in his music, and that is why his interpretation is so good for me.
This is truly masterful playing!
I had not heard Yundi play this, but his interpretation is excellent: crystal clear and very musical. Each pianist interprets it in their own personal way, for sure--and that's good!-- but this is among the best--stunningly beautiful.
THIS IS IT!! The best live performance i've ever watched for 'La Campanella'!!! unbelievable
At 4:00 onwards the notes are so clear and its just so satisfying to hear
One of the best performances of this piece. Check 2:26. As far as I know, he is the only one who can play this part (including the crazy trill coming after that) with perfect evenness, continuity and power.
He is so good at some of these harder pieces and in my opinion his interpretations of them are always the best in my opinion.
I agree with your many opinions
당신은 피아니스트 한명을 키우셨습니다
12월 29일 1:00 좋아요 100개 돌파
지찬이
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ저도 지찬이 영상에서 넘어왔는데 ㅜㅠ
저둨ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
아니 저걸어뜨케 보고 침? ㄹㅇ 대단한듯;;;;;
저도 지찬이영상보고 넘어옴 ㅠㅠ
4:12 곡 분위기 바뀌는 거 너무 인상적이다... 갑자기 느려졌다가 다시 빨라지는 거
3:26 내가 보았던거 중에서 가장 박력있는 양손 도약
What I think is amazing about this piece is that up to this day it still poses a huge astronamical challenge for pianist today evn though it was composed hundreds of years ago and still sounds really good under that interperatation
The single greatest performance of this piece ever recorded.
Cheers!
mydogskips2
4年前
Agreed, this performance was simply incredible, the best I have ever heard. And while it definitely deserves a standing ovation, the general public probably doesn't understand and appreciate the extreme difficulty of this piece(I would bet that most professional pianists cannot play it), especially when the pianist Yundi Li makes it look deceptively simple. That is the mark of a true master, making something that is really hard appear easy to do; and here Yundi has supreme control of each and every note, such that he plays them with exquisite technical precision, as well as great feeling, nuanced expression and dramatic flair.
Truly Amazing and Spectacular performance!
Its still the best I heard out of over 20 versions. Kissin is next
I agree
Legendary performance
I think the public dont understand the quality of this great exibition.....standing ovation was the only option possibile....
Agreed, this performance was simply incredible, the best I have ever heard. And while it definitely deserves a standing ovation, the general public probably doesn't understand and appreciate the extreme difficulty of this piece(I would bet that most professional pianists cannot play it), especially when the pianist Yundi Li makes it look deceptively simple. That is the mark of a true master, making something that is really hard appear easy to do; and here Yundi has supreme control of each and every note, such that he plays them with exquisite technical precision, as well as great feeling, nuanced expression and dramatic flair.
Truly Amazing and Spectacular performance!
3:00 this is just perfect.
That ending always gets me man... What an awesome piece, and awesome player.
All the great pianist have their own wonderful ways to play this beautiful melody , this is my first time viewing and listening to Yundi lI play this and it is lovely, his contribution is unique.
ㅇㅣ랬던 윤디가…내한 독주회 보고 감동받아 울었었는데…
A meticulous display of brilliant mastery--not only of the piano (which is sensitive in its virtuosity) but also the style, which perfectly captures the essence of the Romantic piano! Bravo Yundi!
This is a lovely tempo. I like Yundi's version of this piece. The camera used is from over the performer's shoulder, allowing a great view of Yundi Li's hands.
That’s the best La Cambellena I’ve ever heard…..
thats not how you spell la Campanella Its la Campanella😅
He realy owns this piece. Total control, power and speed serving the music only, always crystal clear.
Really the best version of La campanella I ever heard of .
I like yundi. I think this performance is better then langlangs
That’s easy cause none of LangLang’s performances are good. I absolutely hate how he plays/interprets any song.
@@davidfernandez7313 i like both...
@@davidfernandez7313 Agree. Langlang is terrible. I hate his performance.
@@davidfernandez7313 I can’t agree more!!! I don’t understand why Langlang’s so famous… I can’t look at him playing!!!!
@@davidfernandez7313 Yea i know right..lang lang trash
this piece is played super good, and it is the best la campenella played i've ever heard. mr yundi li is getting better and better. i love this piece.
I love his interpretation of one of my favorite piano compositions.
이 곡을 연주하는 기교와 테크닉이 좋은 피아니스트들을 많이 봤지만 내가 들었던 라 캄파넬라 중 단연 윤디리가 정말 최고다
곡의 이해도와 섬세하고 풍부한 감정이 제일 돋보이는 피아니스트
4분 30초짜리 이 한곡을 듣는데도 긴장하면서 듣게됨
The way his hands move, independently of the music, is an artwork in its own right.
OUTSTANDING! This is hard work. I admire Yundi Li. Excellent composure and dynamics. He nailed it.
Absolutely the best version! Yundi Li has more musical interpretation and more feeling. The hands really "play together" ...
Yundi controlled every single one of the notes in this song so well that it is now his song. i really wish i could play as well as he does.