Daniil Trifonov. Carnegie Hall. 2023. Opera Club "Meet Me At The Opera".

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • Trifonov’s existential Prokofiev with National Symphony transcends time, genre.
    By George Grella. New York Classical Review.
    Pianist Daniil Trifono performed in Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Stravinsky’s Firebird.
    Trifonov was incredible, delivering the finest and most thrilling pianism many in the audience are likely to ever hear.
    The one-word elevator pitch for the program was “character.” This was music full of personality-the exoticism of early Stravinsky is well known, and it was complemented by Walker’s rich lyricism and Prokofiev’s alternating sardonic coolness and bracing violence. This music demanded equal character from the musicians, and the orchestra mostly, but not always, delivered.
    The performance of Walter’s one-movement symphony, subtitled “Strands,” was terrific. The music has weight to it far out of proportion to its relative brevity, with constantly shifting inner textures and a harmonic motion that is expansive but never fully rests on either consonance or dissonance. The sense of smooth forward flow in the playing was ideal, and the short, slow middle section had tremendous tenderness. The orchestra played with a real sense of advocacy for the music, and Noseda maintained a nice taut line through the piece.
    Trifonov’s historical greatness is established, and yet his playing in the concerto was stunning in the way of hearing not only something extraordinary but unexpected. Everything was at the extreme edge of possibilities-romantic sensations, the pleasure and excitement in fleet execution, and explosive expression that went beyond any description in normal language-and everything also felt unmannered, organic, emotionally and intellectually logical.
    The shape of the entire first movement was beyond brilliant, not just from Trifonov but the orchestra. There was a moment-by-moment buildup of tension and energy, each moment in perfect proportion to the overall form. There was an edge to Trifonov’s playing from the jaunty opening on that promised enormous rewards. These paid off beyond expectations in the cadenza.
    Here, Trifonov took the burgeoning energy, expression, and precision of his playing and used them to ignite a bonfire. Without losing any direction, articulation, or control, Trifonov made the music wilder, bit by inevitable bit, until the intensity and density of ideas and meaning in his playing obliterated notated music, reaching the physical thill of Jerry Lee Lewis at his most frenzied, and the mass of intellect and abstract poetry at the heights of an improvisation by the late, titanic Cecil Taylor.
    Trifonov’s specialness as an artist meant that the smooth quickness of the Scherzo was just as compelling, and his perfectly measured legato and sense of dynamics and weight in the Intermezzo were just as gripping and expressive. He was supported by superb playing from the orchestra and uncanny integration, via Noseda, not just coordinated in time but in expressive purpose. The musicians seemed as excited by Trifonov as was the audience, and equally as enthused about the music as the pianist.
    An encore was more than obligatory, both to acknowledge the ovations and to bring the passion down to a manageable level. Trifonov dashed off the Gavotte from Prokofiev’s 3 Pieces from Cinderella, and it went down like fine vodka on the rocks.
    After this, it was perhaps inevitable that even with The Firebird, the second half would be something of a letdown. It was, but due to the music, not the playing. The orchestra sounded as fresh and energetic as in the first half, but there was far less sense of character in the playing, a real loss in this piece. Instrumental colors were nowhere near as vivid as before, and the tension Noseda had been expertly managing lulled in the more transitional sections, like the “Supplication of the Firebird,” which should be ravishing, and the “Round Dance of the Princess” which was sluggish.
    There was plenty of fire for the climactic passages, though, and in the whole the string articulation was something special. One had not heard such fine, precise, and clear string detail in even the tiniest rhythms, from the fastest and brightest music to the “Lullaby.” It was stimulating and satisfying to hear the tiny steps that make such a grand journey.
    #DaniilTrifonov #trifonov #piano #carnegiehall #classical #classicalmusic #pianomusic #daniiltrifonov

Комментарии • 245

  • @ddr4ig
    @ddr4ig Год назад +12

    At this level of prodigious talent there is always a tinge of eccentricity and madness… He is simply brilliant and I couldn’t give a hoot for his choice of appearance…. He is a true gift to music…. Bravo Daniil, Bravo! 🎶

    • @Ирина-е8ф2й
      @Ирина-е8ф2й Год назад +1

      Полностью с Вами согласна!

    • @quaver1239
      @quaver1239 Год назад

      What do you mean by “geniality”? “Genial” means friendly, approachable, kind, and this has nothing to do with his musical prowess. Do you have a dictionary?

    • @OziCastle
      @OziCastle Год назад +1

      @@quaver1239don’t be such a nerd lol

    • @ddr4ig
      @ddr4ig Год назад +1

      ​@@quaver1239 You are quite right, and I apologize for my dire and incorrect misuse of the word 'geniality' to describe the incredibly high level of Daniil’s ability. However, I am also quite sure that Daniil is indeed a genial fellow, with what I gather to be a rather playful sense of humor. I have since adjusted my comment accordingly and trust that it will suffice. Indeed, I do possess a dictionary. Why do you ask?

  • @oalfernandes
    @oalfernandes Год назад +27

    Acompanho Trifonov desde que ele era uma promessa de pianista. Nunca me decepcionei com suas interpretações. Talento puro típico dos bons pianistas russos. Aliás a Rússia é provedora de compositores e pianistas de excelência!
    Я следил за Трифоновым с тех пор, как он был многообещающим пианистом. Я никогда не разочаровывался в их интерпретациях. Чистый талант, свойственный хорошим русским пианистам. Между прочим, Россия является поставщиком превосходных композиторов и пианистов!
    I have been following Trifonov ever since he was a promising pianist. I have never been disappointed in their interpretations. Pure talent, characteristic of good Russian pianists. By the way, Russia is a supplier of excellent composers and pianists!

  • @haydenwayne3710
    @haydenwayne3710 Год назад +8

    Danil is a staggering talent. I caught his Liszt in Lyon ten odd years ago which blew my mind.

    • @petezah608
      @petezah608 Год назад +3

      Ah the legendary transcendental etudes. Wow.

  • @strings-n-keys
    @strings-n-keys Год назад +39

    Love the look! A cross between Liszt and Rasputin.

    • @eunah3
      @eunah3 Год назад +1

      😂. I was thinking the same.

    • @tomastermer1600
      @tomastermer1600 Год назад +2

      😂 Brilliant!

    • @brozors
      @brozors Год назад +3

      and a marathon runner lol

    • @jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301
      @jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301 Год назад

      Yes, but I suspect Liszt had better posture - I don't know about Rasputin . . .

    • @borisaxelrod7411
      @borisaxelrod7411 3 месяца назад

      @@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301 Взгляните на карикатуры Листа, он не только звезды считал, но и нюхал клавиатуру :) По-моему Лист именно так исполнял, как Трифонов, судя по карикатурам, сведениям, темпераменте, неистовстве, актерстве, подвижности и прочее, очень активно. Но больше вдохновенно конечно.

  • @Johanna-g2m
    @Johanna-g2m Год назад +12

    So effortless, piecefull, can listen all day❤

  • @audreychoiseau
    @audreychoiseau 9 месяцев назад +1

    thanks a lot for your nice video capture; nice to watch nice to hear

  • @zizipossi3741
    @zizipossi3741 Год назад +22

    É emocionante acompanhar vídeos do Daniil desde menino, e poder de alguma forma participar do seu desenvolvimento e trajetória, e desfrutar do maravilhoso artista que ele é. Sem dúvidas,ele é divino! ❤

  • @peterwilson9699
    @peterwilson9699 Год назад +4

    Great!

  • @josephlevine3045
    @josephlevine3045 Год назад +15

    Just too good. Literally too good to believe. If it weren't life you wouldn't believe one could control the piano to that extent.

  • @weddingpianistnorfolk
    @weddingpianistnorfolk Год назад +45

    Unbelievable! What a sense of sound!
    All his senses are on his fingertips!
    What a brilliant performance 👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к

    Фортепианная игра Даниила Олеговича Трифонова - праздник для души слушателей музыки - Ф. Листа, Ф.Шопена, И.С.Баха и других Великих Композиторов. Высочайший уровень виртуозной игры мастера, темп исполнения, звукоизвлечение, чтение и воспроизведение фактуры произведения - изложение замысла автора - всё великолепно, нравится и восхищает. Браво!!!

    • @beerus1
      @beerus1 Год назад +1

      Просто банальная игра. В чем прелесть.?

    • @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к
      @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к Год назад +1

      @@beerus1 сыграйте лучше, мы Вас послушае

    • @tatsushiru
      @tatsushiru Год назад

      @@ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к Это-то тут причем?
      Разве автор высказывания о банальности что-то утверждал касательно собственной игры?
      Другое дело, что он свою оценку не соизволил никак конкретизировать.
      Но зато Вы в своей - что именно составляет праздник для Вашей души - конкретику дали.
      А потому вопрос, если позволите.
      Что именно в чтении и воспроизведении фактуры для Вас является изложением замысла автора, а что - нет.
      Например, на произведениях Ф.Листа или Рахманинова (если, конечно, Сергей Василевич входит в круг тех композиторов, которых Вы обозначили как "других Великих".
      Если же не входит, то достаточно будет и одного Ф. Листа.

  • @miriamprince7479
    @miriamprince7479 Год назад +20

    Há que se dizer sobre a perfeição e arte da execução de Daniil Trifonov 👏

  • @rosana9233
    @rosana9233 Год назад +11

    Bravo Trifonov! Sos brillante expresivo y profundo!!!

  • @paulroney7073
    @paulroney7073 Год назад +82

    OMG, one of the worlds foremost pianists, and the trolls are worried about his looks! Perhaps they should listen and not look.

    • @LoveMusic-nq7pi
      @LoveMusic-nq7pi Год назад +10

      Both should be in harmony. People go to concerts to have both, otherwise they can stay home and listen to CD‘s. Musician have to work on their appearance the same way actors do. It is part of the job.

    • @spuuuniyt2095
      @spuuuniyt2095 Год назад +18

      @@LoveMusic-nq7pi no it isn’t lol, people go to concerts because the sound is more spectacular than a CD

    • @sergiovetrone466
      @sergiovetrone466 Год назад +7

      Invidia e impotenza. Spesso si tratta di mediocri pianisti privi di talento.

    • @timw4383
      @timw4383 Год назад +8

      A discussion about his looks is valid.
      I didn't even recognize him.

    • @michael1043
      @michael1043 Год назад +8

      Indeed. The only thing that should matter to them are his incredible hands movements floating above the keys , and the immense joy on his face

  • @ovidiulupu8484
    @ovidiulupu8484 Год назад +3

    The pianist of 21century!a briliant playing and enormous feeling.chapeau!

  • @doublebass7379
    @doublebass7379 Год назад +19

    It‘s ashaming, that in video-description is nothing written about orchestra and conductor

  • @adrianwright8685
    @adrianwright8685 Год назад +21

    Gianandrea Noseda conducts the National Symphony Orchestra and soloist Daniil Trifonov in a performance at Carnegie Hall on April 18. (from Washington Post)
    He played Prokofiev 2 prior to this encore

    • @olgaolivia3687
      @olgaolivia3687 Год назад +3

      And where is his performance of Prokofiev's work?

    • @georgeholloway3981
      @georgeholloway3981 Год назад

      Which Nation's National Symphony Orchestra?

    • @georgeholloway3981
      @georgeholloway3981 Год назад +5

      And what's the encore?

    • @nildest
      @nildest Год назад

      If this happened at Carnegie Hall, that's New York. USA

    • @jorgegoncalves7295
      @jorgegoncalves7295 Год назад +1

      ​@@georgeholloway3981Cinderella - Prokofiev

  • @jimmysalou
    @jimmysalou Год назад +4

    Totally marvellous

  • @ЕленаБорисова-щ8е
    @ЕленаБорисова-щ8е Год назад +12

    Рада за Даниила! Действительно талантлив.

  • @IvarsBezdechi
    @IvarsBezdechi Год назад +4

    I would have never recognized him with the long hair and big beard. I've noticed several other Russian pianists who have gone from tidy to shaggy with long hair and beards and pony tails.... Good for them....

  • @anaconrad9423
    @anaconrad9423 Год назад +3

    Prokovieff...?. Qué expresivo!!!.❤

  • @giuseppecardarelli3666
    @giuseppecardarelli3666 Год назад +3

    Un grande pianista con grande sensibilità!
    Bravo!

  • @J.R.Swish1
    @J.R.Swish1 Год назад +3

    Oh my god, I didnt know Forsen was so good at playing the piano! I am amazed

  • @warmperson2007
    @warmperson2007 Год назад +5

    I wish I could have one hundredth of his talent !

    • @donaldaxel
      @donaldaxel Год назад +2

      Never give up, it is 1% talent and 99% work say the professionals. Although they are not good at math, they hit a note :)

    • @GinaLoveAguilar
      @GinaLoveAguilar Год назад

      Me too!

    • @louis9939
      @louis9939 Год назад +1

      I wish I could have his dense beard.

  • @kpokpojiji
    @kpokpojiji Год назад +12

    Love the comments by the status quo old lady's Mozart society type commenters below. get over yourselves and listen to the music. If long hair triggers you then shut your eyes.

  • @raquelfoster1
    @raquelfoster1 Год назад +12

    siempre en otra esfera de música.....increíble Trifonov

  • @galinamelnikova9855
    @galinamelnikova9855 Год назад +28

    Наденька, если Вы решили открыть музыкальный блог, то посмотрите, поучитесь, как это делают другие блогеры! Не мешало бы указать, что за оркестр и кто дирижёр, а не только название зала, ге проходил концерт!

    • @alexanderprives4509
      @alexanderprives4509 Год назад +2

      и программу указать ,что игралось,? ,а не только бисы

    • @quaver1239
      @quaver1239 Год назад

      Absolutely right.

  • @rodrigocastilla4392
    @rodrigocastilla4392 Год назад +25

    Trifonov now looks like "The Pianist" protagonist in the last days of the war... or even a castaway.

  • @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к

    Восхищение и ещё раз восхищение огромной скоростью работы мозга, виртуозным звукоизвлечением, энергетикой воздействия звуковых волн на разум слушателей, что вызывает когерентность нового состояния бытия слушателей и музыканта, уводя их в единый мир Великой Музыки.

  • @quaver1239
    @quaver1239 Год назад +4

    Nadia, it would be good if, in the notes, you could tell us the orchestra, conductor, music, etc. In addition to being appropriate, it would be inviting to potential subscribers.

  • @papagen00
    @papagen00 Год назад +1

    What's this "Opera club" ??
    I've seen Trifonov many times in L.A. he's quite special.

  • @alexandrchigirev9967
    @alexandrchigirev9967 Год назад +6

    Гений!

  • @אמירבוקסר-צ7ש
    @אמירבוקסר-צ7ש Год назад +12

    omg what happaned?!?!? he looks like golum 😱

  • @ТатьянаБурькова-э6е

    Блестяще!!!

  • @singtatsucgc3247
    @singtatsucgc3247 Год назад +19

    The playing was masterful, no doubt about it. But I am worried about Danii’s spinal posture. Even the greatest maestro is a human being. He really needs to pay attention to his spine

    • @Vincent-ig2cb
      @Vincent-ig2cb Год назад +2

      This is something I've noticed in many of the young pianists here on RUclips. Even the very young malofeev (if I've remembered his name) is hunched over the keyboard. I do hope that they get some help with this.

    • @OziCastle
      @OziCastle Год назад

      @@Vincent-ig2cb my spine turns into the letter “c” when I play

  • @robertwesterman4088
    @robertwesterman4088 Год назад +2

    Unbelievable. It is, perhaps Existence, its pace and color, measured, fabricated, interpreted thru a melodic/aural means... the Tell-tale of genius

  • @leonardodelyrarodrigues3752
    @leonardodelyrarodrigues3752 Год назад +1

    He bowed his back again

  • @OliveraPrijic-eg9og
    @OliveraPrijic-eg9og Год назад +2

    On je čudesan.❤

  • @jorgmichaelpalm40
    @jorgmichaelpalm40 Год назад +3

    The beauty and the beast … beauty is for sure on his fingertips. Amazing piano playing. You are the Messias of piano and looks start to become more religious, too.

  • @stevenhaff7973
    @stevenhaff7973 Год назад +2

    Lovely, lovely! Fabulous playing! All Prokofiev program, lol! Should a pianist play the same composer for encores, or go for a change of pace. I'd prefer the same composer! Thank you Mr. Trifonov.

  • @peterbrenton410
    @peterbrenton410 Год назад

    What work did he just perform and which conductor and orchestra please?

  • @beckerhanshermann8372
    @beckerhanshermann8372 Год назад +2

    What is the name of the piece that Trifonov plays as an encore?
    Is it by Shostakovich or is it his own composition?

  • @salmund7595
    @salmund7595 Год назад +3

    The best beard of Russia.

  • @WMAlbers1
    @WMAlbers1 Год назад +1

    Is this encore by Prokofiev???

  • @edwardbak4459
    @edwardbak4459 Год назад +25

    Absolutely genius level
    The rhythm is electrifying, the inflection is miraculous, the pedaling is wondrous.
    He is a marvel.

  • @kirstikouvo2139
    @kirstikouvo2139 Год назад

    What orchestra,who is conducting please?

  • @ДианаКвейзер-ц2г
    @ДианаКвейзер-ц2г Год назад +1

    Подскажите что он играет?

  • @tomestubbs
    @tomestubbs Год назад +4

    I would really like to know what piece this is.

    • @stefan-zq6wq
      @stefan-zq6wq Год назад +23

      prokofiev cinderalles dream op 87: 9, its not a piano piece, just a transcription. the actual piece is from a ballet

    • @pornhubxuxx
      @pornhubxuxx Год назад

      @@stefan-zq6wqtq

    • @tomestubbs
      @tomestubbs Год назад +3

      @@stefan-zq6wq Thank you Stefan.

    • @jirie5246
      @jirie5246 Год назад

      @@stefan-zq6wq thank you, he played the same tune at Musikverein in Vienna this month, but I could not find out.

  • @adrianwright8685
    @adrianwright8685 Год назад +5

    1:25 wonderful how orchestras have changed - this one appears to be 75% female

    • @Alix777.
      @Alix777. Год назад +2

      Why would it be better with more women ? They are better musicians ? Your comment is sexist.

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Год назад +6

      @@Alix777. "Why would it be better with more women ?" I don't know - I didn't say it would be!

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Год назад +5

      @@Alix777. I didn't mean it is better with a majority of women - just nice now they're not almost 100% male as was the case not that long ago.

  • @adagiocgn18
    @adagiocgn18 Год назад +15

    Производит впечатление патологического Распутина

  • @quaver1239
    @quaver1239 Год назад +1

    I know some people think only “trolls” criticise Daniil’s appearance, but it is obvious that his shaggy, grubby, hairy, hunched-posture appearance is HIS choice, to make himself interesting and a conversation piece. What a pity. See him out in the world, in ordinary life, and he is just fine, clean and presentable.

    • @AnnGoldberg-t4c
      @AnnGoldberg-t4c Год назад

      How often do you see him out in the world looking clean and presentable? Do you live near him?

    • @AnnGoldberg-t4c
      @AnnGoldberg-t4c Год назад

      How often do you see him out in the world?

    • @elisabethbaumer-sn8go
      @elisabethbaumer-sn8go 4 месяца назад

      Ich denke, Sie lieben sein Spiel. Glaube, von Ihnen diesbezüglich positive Kommentare gesehen zu haben. Deshalb möchte ich Ihnen Antworten.
      In den meisten Videos die auf You Tube zu sehen sind von Trifonov ist nicht das erste Stück eines Konzertes zu sehen, und wie hier nur das Encore.
      Klar, dass er dann verschwitzt ist bei seinem sehr körperlichen Spiel.
      Während eines Konzertes oder Solo Rezitals ist er völlig in der Musik mit seinem ganzen Sein. Er ist sich nicht bewusst wie er aussieht. Hier beugt er sich über die Tasten, aber haben Sie bemerkt in welch aufrechter Stellung er Bach spielt ? Bei jedem Komponisten , und je nach Musik Stück variiert seine Haltung. Er spielt mit seinem ganzen Körper um die grosse Klang Palette zu erzeugen die ihn auch so außergewöhnlich macht. Nichts liegt ihm ferner als aufzufallen mit seinem Äußeren. Er ist von ehrlicher, liebenswerter und bescheidener Wesensart. In einem im Dezember 23 gedrehten Doku Recital , der auf Arte TV ausgestrahlt wurde hat er sich dazu geäußert . Ich erlaube mir Ihnen nachfolgend einen Link zu senden zu einem Stück aus Tchaikovsky Kinder Album das er anlässlich dieses Interviews bei sich zu Hause gespielt hat. In dem Informations Teil des Videos finden Sie den Link zu Arte TV, und damit auch den ganzen, sehr sehenswerten Film.

    • @elisabethbaumer-sn8go
      @elisabethbaumer-sn8go 4 месяца назад

      ruclips.net/video/dCEwRrBbhz4/видео.htmlsi=yinZ1RwB4nnVDyJl Tchaikovsky Kinderalbum.

    • @elisabethbaumer-sn8go
      @elisabethbaumer-sn8go 4 месяца назад

      ​@@AnnGoldberg-t4c kann man in seinem Dokumentar Rezitals und Interviews sehen.

  • @democolor42
    @democolor42 Год назад

    Can anyone write what is the piece he is performing??? Thank you!

  • @bulliwoody3674
    @bulliwoody3674 Год назад

    Piece ?

  • @spiritualatheist1
    @spiritualatheist1 Год назад +4

    I love Trifonov, but Heavens Above, the Rasputin disguise! I thought getting married was supposed to ensure you go out looking your best. This appears to be Carnegie Hall, (U.S.) National Symphony Orchestra, conductor Gianandrea Noseda, April 18, 2023.

  • @Сулико-и4л
    @Сулико-и4л Год назад +2

    Внешний вид - его фишка, а выкрик из зала - из того же ряда

  • @littlesnowy98
    @littlesnowy98 2 месяца назад

    do you happen to have the opening of the performance the first piece ( Novellus Suite in A minor ) , would be much appreciated !

  • @liszt1811chopin
    @liszt1811chopin Год назад +2

    Which concerto he played?

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Год назад +5

      Gianandrea Noseda conducts the National Symphony Orchestra and soloist Daniil Trifonov in a performance at Carnegie Hall on April 18. (from Washington Post)
      He played Prokofiev 2 prior to this encore

  • @alexeyizmirliev64
    @alexeyizmirliev64 Год назад

    Madonna bella e fantastico!

  • @r.j4449
    @r.j4449 Год назад +19

    Mmmm is it me or he´s transforming into a monster? 😆😆 he´s an ultra amazing pianist but you know, he´s more and more awkward with time lol

    • @Marco1281
      @Marco1281 Год назад

      Yes, it is true he has always looked as weird, a little bit autist... That's probably what makes him brilliant

    • @MichaelMichaelidesGA
      @MichaelMichaelidesGA Год назад +4

      Such rare, divine talents are entitled to be peculiar people. He is a true genius. We all are very lucky to have Daniil Trifonov among us.

  • @Benjaminpeee
    @Benjaminpeee Год назад +6

    The orchestra and the conductor have a name by any chance?

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Год назад +8

      Gianandrea Noseda conducts the National Symphony Orchestra and soloist Daniil Trifonov in a performance at Carnegie Hall on April 18. (from Washington Post)

    • @olgaolivia3687
      @olgaolivia3687 Год назад

      And where is the performance itself?

  • @donaldaxel
    @donaldaxel Год назад +1

    It’s Prokofiev, Gavotte from Cinderella Suite
    Who can say what he plays? Only one down below, Mark Robinson.

  • @op111emdh
    @op111emdh Год назад

    Who is the piece?

  • @nm800
    @nm800 Год назад

    What is this music?

  • @albertodallagrotta
    @albertodallagrotta Год назад

    Name song?

  • @youngsilsuh1955
    @youngsilsuh1955 Год назад +6

    이 모습이야 말로 진정 어려운 길을 택한 피아니스트의 충격..🎉🎉🎉피아니스트의 궁극적 모습..!!

  • @darkavendger
    @darkavendger Год назад +1

    바야바가 됏네

  • @seandamusic
    @seandamusic Год назад

    What Is this?

  • @reniavreniav6448
    @reniavreniav6448 Год назад +7

    Гений-то он гений, но зачем же не бриться и голову не мыть?!

    • @olgasurneva4042
      @olgasurneva4042 Год назад +5

      😂😂😂 Некогда и вода стоит дорого.

    • @Okontsev
      @Okontsev Год назад +1

      Чтобы на улице не узнавали

  • @Robert...Schrey
    @Robert...Schrey Год назад +11

    Rasputin.

  • @alexeykulikov2739
    @alexeykulikov2739 Год назад +5

    Scary

  • @kevinm6790
    @kevinm6790 Год назад +43

    If he keeps sitting like that, he’s going to be a hunchback by the time he’s 50, or sooner.

    • @andream.464
      @andream.464 Год назад +16

      He already is one

    • @brandonmacey964
      @brandonmacey964 Год назад +3

      Fax 💯📠

    • @bartwatts1921
      @bartwatts1921 Год назад +7

      You can already notice the stoop.

    • @spiritualatheist1
      @spiritualatheist1 Год назад +6

      Someone posted that a couple of years ago. Appears they were right.

    • @kevinm6790
      @kevinm6790 Год назад +6

      @@spiritualatheist1 That’s sad. I wonder if he had any teachers/mentors try to help him correct that.

  • @carrotvevo
    @carrotvevo Год назад +5

    encore starts 1:42

  • @marioduparc4097
    @marioduparc4097 Год назад +1

    c' est vraiment de l'art pianistique pour un public américain...soporifique...!

  • @ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к

    Великолепен!

  • @JaroslavDolgov
    @JaroslavDolgov Год назад +6

    Нифига себе бороду отрастил

  • @karolpiql
    @karolpiql Год назад

    He looks different every time I see him on yt

  • @СветланаКостина-м3т

    Видела и слушала на конкурсе Рубинштейн в тель Авиве.. Что с ним случилтсь???! Был парень.. Стал...
    ..

    • @Nemo_777
      @Nemo_777 Год назад +2

      "Поэты ходят пятками по лезвию ножа..."

  • @jimhall167
    @jimhall167 Год назад

    If you care not for his appearance, close your eyes. If then you care not for the sound, leave!

  • @hannagreg8792
    @hannagreg8792 Год назад +1

    Was für monster

  • @RobertOrgRobert
    @RobertOrgRobert Год назад +1

    Rasputin meets the Matrix

  • @marcusvaldes
    @marcusvaldes Год назад

    I would have enjoyed this more minus the clapping. Then I could put it on repeat for the actual piece.

  • @kakoou3362
    @kakoou3362 Год назад +4

    I am not familiar with this piece but is this Shostakovich?

  • @JXS63J
    @JXS63J Год назад +7

    A rather odd choice, eh?

    • @oliviern1633
      @oliviern1633 Год назад

      What is it? Prokofiev?

    • @Ирина-е8ф2й
      @Ирина-е8ф2й Год назад +2

      @@oliviern1633 да,это Прокофьев.

    • @paulpeabody6176
      @paulpeabody6176 Год назад

      @@oliviern1633 thats what I thought?

    • @Alix777.
      @Alix777. Год назад

      Still better than a boring Bach or Rach encore

    • @bsmusicd
      @bsmusicd Год назад +8

      Prokofiev after playing a Prokofiev Concerto is an odd choice?

  • @myp4898
    @myp4898 Год назад

    머리를 자를 시간이 없나
    😮

  • @SERGIOxMUSIC
    @SERGIOxMUSIC Год назад +2

    The Notre Dame pianist

  • @Capochin950
    @Capochin950 Год назад +1

    Genius pianist.But he should exercise a bit to keep healthy and fit.

  • @tibetatakan
    @tibetatakan Год назад +9

    tbh i would be pissed off if he played this as an encore 😂

    • @kevinm6790
      @kevinm6790 Год назад +3

      Why?

    • @bsmusicd
      @bsmusicd Год назад +14

      You would be pissed to hear him play Prokofiev after attending a Prokofiev Concerto? 😂

    • @ivor000
      @ivor000 Год назад +4

      really? says a lot about you

    • @tibetatakan
      @tibetatakan Год назад

      @@ivor000 It’s all jokes man…

    • @tibetatakan
      @tibetatakan Год назад

      @@sneakingsardines No I can, I just did :)

  • @adrianwright8685
    @adrianwright8685 Год назад +28

    someone should tell him that Covid is over and he can get a haircut

  • @larisamueller5852
    @larisamueller5852 Год назад

    Публика реагирует.....

    • @АнатолийЛайхтман
      @АнатолийЛайхтман Год назад +1

      во всём мире любая публика дура, реагирует стадно. плюс клакеры, а в принципе, все аплодисменты принадлежат авторам музыки

  • @hdholl9696
    @hdholl9696 Год назад +2

    Daniil Rasputin

  • @eleanorshayeva3747
    @eleanorshayeva3747 Год назад +8

    Some time I'm worried if he is on drugs.

    • @adrianwright8685
      @adrianwright8685 Год назад +2

      why worry?

    • @ivor000
      @ivor000 Год назад

      What's wrong with being on drugs? you should try it sometime

  • @berlinzerberus
    @berlinzerberus Год назад +2

    He looks awful but plays very good!

  • @ansuzans5333
    @ansuzans5333 Год назад

    Kovarnaya❤?

  • @olegmakarov7877
    @olegmakarov7877 Год назад +7

    Б_же мне казался он моложе. И голову иногда лучше мыть

  • @Radiatoron88
    @Radiatoron88 Год назад +6

    I can't sympathize with this vein of Prokofiev's music. It just sounds homely to me. Not that all music must have beautiful melodies and harmonies, or at least rhythms that engage me,
    but without any of the three, I lose interest very quickly. Marvelous pianist though--I love his performance of Chopin's "Tarantella."

    • @Alix777.
      @Alix777. Год назад

      So go back to your boring, overplayed Chopin and stop writing silly comments. No one asked.

    • @ocean_0602
      @ocean_0602 Год назад +1

      I agree as well. Without those three elements, I feel it becomes less so music and more so just random sporadic sounds on the keyboard. I don't understand what's enjoyable here.

  • @hansvankleef6356
    @hansvankleef6356 Год назад

    Rasputin??

  • @valeo6820
    @valeo6820 Год назад +2

    Definitely a bad hair day.

    • @louisehollyhead6807
      @louisehollyhead6807 Год назад

      I don't care if he has it cut or not but it always looks greasy.

  • @ЕленаДементьева-е9п

    Абсолютно неэстетично. Интересно, что бы сказал, глядя на это С.В.Рахманинов? Ааа, знаю: подобное тому, что говорил про незадачливых испонителей своей музыки: "Пусть делают что хотят, ведь я этого не услышу!" Можно добавить : "И не увижу"😁

  • @elizabethchristensen832
    @elizabethchristensen832 Год назад

    The hair doesn’t matter, but the posture does. Terrible way to shorten his career.

  • @jackgerhardt3243
    @jackgerhardt3243 Год назад +1

    the piano goblin