Hello! I am sorry for the late uploading. Recently, I decided to move to another country. So, I had to prepare lots of things. Anyway, at this time, I prepared Rachmaninoff’s concerto No.2 1st movement. It is one of the famous piano concertos. At 1897, his first symphony was derided by contemporary critics. He fell into a depression. After courses of psychotherapy, he was able to overcome it and write this piece. So, this concerto was dedicated to Nikolai Dahl, the Russian physician which helped him. To make video for piano concerto, a new system had to be prepared. Thus, lots of money and time was required. With the support in Patreon and Buy me a coffee, the system was able to be prepared. I attach the credit for them. In addition, for orchestra, I used Tonic Chord's accompaniment audio file. I hope that it will be helpful for people wondering. I really appreciate the support.:) I hope that you guys enjoy it! Have a great day!
5:24-6:49 is my favourite part of this masterpiece. For a moment it just feels like finally we get to hear the most epic, extraordinary piece in the universe while the world dies, it expresses so much with the background string section. Can't even imagine the talent it takes to play something like this in one take. Massive respect for your Piano skills.
If you haven't done yet, listen to her Tchaikovsky piano concerto No.1. One of my favorite compositions and her performance is incredible, almost like magic.
Kassia. Thank you. The second piano concerto is the most influential piece in my life. This piece was in my head, when i had my first kiss 6:50. Also when I had my first heartbreak. 3:00 It is the piece I had in my head during my final math exam. It is the piece I had in my head when i graduated. It is the piece that helped me through my darkest times. While also brightening my happiest days. Thank you for playing this piece. I can't explain how much this means to me. I am ever grateful.
@@puttster7939 If anything, I think it should be romantic hahah But I guess we all had different experiences.... Personally when I had my first kiss I was super nervous so I felt nothing hahah
6:12 to 7:20. My god, i cannot possibly explain with words how this part makes me feel. It makes me feel like I'm finally living after a lifeless existence.
Jesus Christ the good sovereign God loves you deeply my friends, you matter a lot to Him :" ) I hope you can get to know Him, the one who did the impossible, creating the universe from no thing
Я так Вас люблю! От Аппассионаты в Вашей интерпретации слезами трижды обливался и тут теперь не могу остановится. Вы-счастье! Спасибо что Вы есть! За Ваш тяжелейший труд и всё трансцендентное что внутри Вас! Спасибо Вам дорогая!
KassiaPls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
제가 클래식 중에서도 피아노에 관심을 갖게 된 곡이 바로 이 곡이었습니다. 특히 1악장이 너무 좋아서 등하교 할 때도 듣고 했는데 카시아님께서 연주해 주실줄은 몰랐습니다. 정말 생각지도 못한 영상이었고 제가 더욱 피아노의 매력에 빠지게 된 것 같습니다. 항상 좋은 작품 올려주셔서 감사합니다. 앞으로도 응원하겠습니다!!
I was thinking: “Wow this is so great I can hear the orchestra in my head!”… and then I realized it was in the video 😂 Excellent performance as always Kassia, I’m currently learning this piece and keep coming back for inspiration! 👏🏻
Hahah. I can really see that happening in my mind's eye! 😅 On top of that - at first glance (or rather hearing) orchestra underlay feels so real-life to one's ears. I was quite fooled and usually I spot synthesizers right in a heartbeat.
This piece has supported me throughout my entire life; as I fell in love 4:22, when I was drafted to join the war 0:31, as I was trapped under heavy fire in the field 5:48, during my wedding 4:37, when I received an honorable discharge 6:13, during the birth of my child 7:47, enjoying the rest of my days with my family 2:37, and grieving after the loss of my loved ones 9:19. Thank you Rachmaninoff for this beautiful gift that you have bestowed upon the world.
Rachmaninoff’s piano concerto no. 2 is my favourite piece of music ever written. You have made my day. I’d love to see you do the second and third movements :)
Everyone here is commenting on the fact that this was recorded with the synthesizer and the orchestra - yet everyone fails to mention how absolutely brilliant this interpretation is. Well done! Edit for self - 6:52 (absolutely loved the character of this part)
KassiaPls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
Your performance was the most complete and powerful of the Rachmaninoff Concertos I have ever heard! Thank you, Kassia, for always posting great performances!
My mother heard Rachmaninoff play in Liverpool in the 1930s. The Philharmonic Hall was too small for the expected crowds, and so the performance was in a cinema.
kassia Pls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
We played this in my high school orchestra concert. I was a string player. I’ve been trying to learn piano since. I always told myself that the day I can play this is piece is the day that I tell myself I’ve made it with piano. Not sure if that day will ever come.
Kassia, despite having listened to it a thousand times throughout my life, I never conceived I could experience this piece I love so dearly, so intimate like this(other than playing it, of course[which I'll probably never do it, in this life at least]). I'm deeply moved with your interpretation and it literally brought me to tears of joy. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Now I can really see how HARD this piece is really ABSOLUTELY DIFFICULT YET BEAUTIFUL AND STUNNING I already know it's very difficult of course it's Rachmaninoff concerto
Esta es una de las creaciones más maravillosas de toda la historia de las bellas artes. A pesar de haber sido compuesto fuera del período real del Romanticismo (1810-1860) , y ser tardío (1901) supera muchísimo a sus antecesores del siglo XIX. ¡Es divino, maravilloso, extraordinario, y el más romántico de todos los conciertos para piano y orquesta.
This by far takes the cake for my favorite concerto for piano! This is just by all accounts absolutely stunning! I almost can't even fathom how awesome it is that the other instruments blended in so perfectly with the amazing piano sound!
Hey Kassia, I never thought that I would hear this concert from a visualizer. I can't thank you enough for posting this piece. It's been over a year since the first time that I heard this piece and I completely fell in love with it, not a day goes by without me listening to it or thinking about it. I promised to myself that I will learn this piece untill the end of 2021's summer (my level isn't quite there yet even tho I practice Chopin's winter wind etude). Sorry for the long comment, can't tell you how greatfull I am. Thank you Kassia :)♥️
@@hairylegs1319 wow respect to u guys! winter wind is friggin difficult and i could only get past the main theme (yaknow, chromatic and a minor arp right hand, main melody left hand) and that was it. i switched to the mindset of taking on easier pieces to build up my repertoire and now im ready to try my first chopin etude, which i think would be 10 3, as it is one of the more relatively easy etudes once im done with my current pieces
@@ulyssevandamme575 oo revolutionary is a great etude, def one of my favs. my left hand dexterity is honestly trash, and i cant imagine playing that piece. but i think its easier than it seems, since the left hand fingering isnt too bad. good luck!
I can't begin to express the swelling of emotions forming within me while watching this. Kassia, I've obsessed over this piece for the past year; even watched a live performance prior to the exisiting pandemic (it was spiritually fulfilling), but I had never seen it played overhead, and I could never appreciate the complexity and difficulty of this piece because of it. Now I have. The effort and time invested in your learning this piece is apparent as the end result is pristine. You are wildly skilled and worthy of praise. Bravissima!
This was the piece of Rachmaninoff that made me listen to him a lot!!!!!! Thank you for posting 💙 Okay so, I thought about it and, Rachmaninoff is officially my favorite composer. Every piece of him has made me feel like that piece is the reason why I listen to music. Rachmaninoff, if you hear me. You're the legend and my absolute favorite.
OH MY GOD INCREDIBLE I HAVEN'T BEEN CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET FOR A FEW DAYS AS I WAS CAMPING AND THEN I RETURNED AND SAW THIS IN MY RECOMMENDATIONS AND HAD TO IMMEDIATELY CLICK THIS IS INCREDIBLE AND BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU KASSIA!
This is my favourite piano concerto ever, maybe my favourite concerto in all times. I wouldn't imagine to see you playing it so well, including the orchestral part, thanks you !
Although I don't play the piano, I play the violin and guitar, this piece has always been my favorite one. I like Rachmaninoff's music bcuz his music just speaks to you. He went through a lot of things personally with himself, as did a lot of people, and made these pieces to express himself and a lot of people felt the same way he did when listening to his music, including myself.
Как же хочется услышать этот концерт вживую! Надо проверить расписание концертов в Москве 😭. Всегда наслаждаюсь, смотря и слушаю ваши видео, особенно после рабочей недели 🔥💖💖
Недавно был на этом концерте в Перми, выступал Дмитрий Маслеев. Я уже очень много раз описывал сполна свои слова, поэтому в этот раз просто скажу, что до концерта я восхищался этим произведение, но после него я обрёл словно новый смысл жизни и понял, что ничего более красивого в жизни я никогда не слышал, именно в плане красоты и колебания различных эмоций. Так то, конечно, мой фаворит Шопен, у него крайне много мих самых любимых произведений вообще, и он полностью удовлетворяет мою меланходичную личность
Absolutely awesome! I haven't heard this performance yet but I'm sure it'll be astounding as usual. I think Rachmaninoff truly composed the best musical pieces combining the Russian culture and a more modern western world approach. Keep up the great work Kassia!
Yeah, the climax is beautiful in this movement, but the section from 3:30 to 4:00 is just out of this world, the transition from a dark, melancholic theme to a beautiful but also melancholic theme. It's like living a long time in darkness and coming out from that darkness, it's shiny, but the light itself feels sorrowful, melancholic because it doesn't mean anything for you now. I relate this to his depression which made him to live 4 awful years. And the section right after the climax (especially from 7:30 to 7:58) is something divine, can't describe with words. Thank you Kassia for such an amazing performance.
@@he1zouu I really don't think that's "sacrilegious". Everyone enjoys different things - so be it. Let's be glad we get to have this experience, and let others have theirs with other music.
This is the only recording I could find where you can see the pianists fingers, so I thank you very much for posting this video that I can use as a reference for fingers if I can’t think of a good fingering 😊
Невероятно... Это очень высокий уровень. Рахманинов создавал очень красивые, сложные и оригинальные произведения. Даже сыграть такое - уже круто. Я восхищаюсь его творчеством. Спасибо, что сыграла это, Kassia!
For there is no other music piece greater than Rachmaninov Piano concerto 2, it will soar into eternity as I hope that God respects this timeless piece.
kassia Pls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
I've watched this movie in french class and I was the only person who appreciated classical music. The whole class thought the movie was boring and I was like: shut up you uncultured swine!
@Sethy Sonta if someone didn't knew about classical music existence, or not even knowing which was, for instance, Mozart, I would say they are uncultured. But is quite similar to what Evgeny Kissin said recently, something like "I don't even know what reggaeton is". He is an amazing pianist, but for me that shows a very low level of musical culture (obviously not in classical music).
You are truly above and beyond Kassia....this is absolutely incredible! Thank you for performing my favorite Rachmaninoff concerto because I have a job interview today and this helps calm my nerves. Edit: The interview went really well.
There's truly only a handful of people walking planet Earth at any given time that can pull off this tremendous piece. And I always think of the fact that must have been going through the composers mind when they would have written such pieces. I've seen it live twice and each time it's a life changing experience. Great job playing the first movement Kassia.
@@joycexxy1705 I dont think so. Maybe it's just a cable bad plugged or something. I dont know if everyone can hear it, cs I use headphone for produce music. If u hear closely, they r the same, the interference or whatever it is reapeats n r exatly the same btw, sorry for my english
@@RufusCunnus Yep i hear them too. You have to have headphones though - they really sound like cicadas, I thought they were outside my window at first lol
Hello! I am sorry for the late uploading. Recently, I decided to move to another country. So, I had to prepare lots of things. Anyway, at this time, I prepared Rachmaninoff’s concerto No.2 1st movement. It is one of the famous piano concertos. At 1897, his first symphony was derided by contemporary critics. He fell into a depression. After courses of psychotherapy, he was able to overcome it and write this piece. So, this concerto was dedicated to Nikolai Dahl, the Russian physician which helped him. To make video for piano concerto, a new system had to be prepared. Thus, lots of money and time was required. With the support in Patreon and Buy me a coffee, the system was able to be prepared. I attach the credit for them. In addition, for orchestra, I used Tonic Chord's accompaniment audio file. I hope that it will be helpful for people wondering. I really appreciate the support.:) I hope that you guys enjoy it! Have a great day!
Take your time, amazing performance as usual
What country did you move on
Very nice
It's too good .We can feel it
No wories
Beautiful playing, Kassia! Wonderfully done.
Thank you, Sheet Music Boss. I also like your channel! It means a lot to me!:)
Woah hi there
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@@vine2197 YESSSS!!
@Schoenberg is my daddy omg hello lol
Performing a whole concerto movement. Amazing!
Thank you for your words, Flaming Piano!:)💕
hello there
@@jonjoe9657 general Kenobi
@@trillionthcousinofastone7024 a very wise jedi once said nothing happens by accident
How did you add the orchestra to the sound?
0:01 - 11:25 This part is incredible
yeah but i hate that part at 11:26
@@GETSIR1US lol
@@GETSIR1US agreed, it leaves you in tears and it just go away
What about 00:00?
@@SchlurmsOfficially thats the exciting part
6:13 - 7:20 is one of my favorite musical moments ever. The mixture of joy, pain, and triumph... I get chills every time I hear it
Probably the best thing ever written. Yes yes, subjectively :)
@@lupahole Yeah this is for me the same. Although that climax ish part from the second movement is equally amazing
@@chrisvanschothorst8075 totally agree!!
Nah , i disagree . The best part is 00:00 to 11:26
Straight fax
She's so skilled she can even play the orchestra without additional hands
Wait kassia is a she????
@@s_wyoo ofc lol.
@@s_wyoo yes
This whole time i though Kassia was a he what the hell
YEAH u'r right she's soo skilled
This is too epic. Never thought of someone playing piano concerto with synthesia, even with orchestra. This could be like playing at 1M subs.
BBB
I don’t know how?
She played a bit of Tchaikovsky piano concerto aswell
@@paolo6219 You mean concerto no. 1? That's an arrangement for piano solo.
Search on youtube "Salon de Chopin". He recorded chopin's piano concerto like Kassia did. Midi orchestra and him playing the piano.
Imagine what he's (or she's) gonna do at 1 mil subs
There's something about the melody and rhythm at 6:50 that I just love so much, it has this regal, exotic feel that I simply adore
Exactly! It's really bossy
Right? Like a proud, regal feel to it....absolutely love this concerto
@@dokkae6423 Yeah same Its one of my favourites as well. This concerto is peaceful, beautiful, bassy, bossy, and soooo EPIC!!!
I feel like the Alla Marcia section (this section) is very, very Russian, and I agree it is a very powerful section
Classic rach style
3:53 is prolly my favorite melody of all time
/I’m very arroused
And I meant to use to R’s...that’s how arroused I am
yes
Rachmaninoff had a gift for writing tender, warm melodies, longing for something, somewhere, forever lost.
Its funny I have been obsessed with this melody and exact part of the score for a few days now. Its so emotionally charged.
5:24-6:49 is my favourite part of this masterpiece. For a moment it just feels like finally we get to hear the most epic, extraordinary piece in the universe while the world dies, it expresses so much with the background string section. Can't even imagine the talent it takes to play something like this in one take. Massive respect for your Piano skills.
Probably my favorite piano concerto. Bravo!
Hi, Erik!!:) It's a really great piece! Thank you for your words!💕
It’s Erik!
Why the hell, "probably"
@@mr.clasher-clashofclansboo7286 there is tchaikovsky piano noncert no 1 what is also brillian.
I like Chopin concerto no 1 and no 3
So Kassia can also play the whole orchestra like Eddy too. N I C E
Lamtipul Twoset :)
Soon Brett is an orchestra too.
Yay, we Ling Ling wannabes are everywhere!!
I already love u guys
We are everywhere 😁
Simp sibelius
Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto? And you too include a orchestra on the music. Kassia, you're incredible
Thank you for your words, Nico!:)💕 It was hard to prepare the video with orchestra!
I always can hear the orchestra regardless if it’s there or not 🖤
If you haven't done yet, listen to her Tchaikovsky piano concerto No.1. One of my favorite compositions and her performance is incredible, almost like magic.
@@Kassiapiano You're Welcome! 😅
Viva Kassia
9:15 one of my favorite sections. Gives me chills.
4:17 my favorite part
I know right? It feels like floating in the air among clouds...
it grabs my heart and squeezes it everytine i hear it, some weird pain i’m looking forward feeling again and again
I don't see people talking enough about this part... It's simply just too beautiful
Kassia.
Thank you. The second piano concerto is the most influential piece in my life.
This piece was in my head, when i had my first kiss 6:50. Also when I had my first heartbreak. 3:00
It is the piece I had in my head during my final math exam. It is the piece I had in my head when i graduated.
It is the piece that helped me through my darkest times. While also brightening my happiest days.
Thank you for playing this piece.
I can't explain how much this means to me. I am ever grateful.
Deine Worte haben mich gerade zutiefst emotional berührt. Das hast du wirklich toll gesagt!
Stop flexing, you normie 😂
You thought about 6:50 when having your first kiss?? What a Dramatic kiss hahahah
@@TheXennier Isnt the first kiss supposed to be dramatic? I would feel like missing out, if i didn't imagine it that way.
@@puttster7939 If anything, I think it should be romantic hahah
But I guess we all had different experiences....
Personally when I had my first kiss I was super nervous so I felt nothing hahah
6:40 this is the best „drop“ in the entire music history. period.
This and "Vivaldi Summer" has a really good one.
@@deadsoon909 Rather "Vivaldi's Winter 1st mvt"
@@Dylonely_9274 couldnt agree more
Tbh I like the one in Ondine from Gaspard de La Nuit better
@@Dylonely_9274 fr tho
Rachmaninov: "Do your pianos come in large?"
no replies?
@@sajeda_19 lol
Do your hands come in large?
Rachmaninoff*
6:12 to 7:20. My god, i cannot possibly explain with words how this part makes me feel. It makes me feel like I'm finally living after a lifeless existence.
Given the context this piece was written in it makes sense to feel like that
You said everything ....
I'm crying
Jesus Christ the good sovereign God loves you deeply my friends, you matter a lot to Him :" ) I hope you can get to know Him, the one who did the impossible, creating the universe from no thing
you mean 00:00 to 11:26
Я так Вас люблю! От Аппассионаты в Вашей интерпретации слезами трижды обливался и тут теперь не могу остановится. Вы-счастье! Спасибо что Вы есть! За Ваш тяжелейший труд и всё трансцендентное что внутри Вас! Спасибо Вам дорогая!
My favorite piece
I am glad to hear that:)💕
KassiaPls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
Have you heard evgeny kissins, I absolutely love it
@@benjaminoliver3204 Yea! Just heard it, and I love it too
@Not a person Oh really??
Rachmaninov is a legend for composing this, you are a god for playing this
I've always admired Rachmaninoff, now i admire you even more
More than Rachmaninoff?
@@tarpnarp lol
제가 클래식 중에서도 피아노에 관심을 갖게 된 곡이 바로 이 곡이었습니다. 특히 1악장이 너무 좋아서 등하교 할 때도 듣고 했는데 카시아님께서 연주해 주실줄은 몰랐습니다. 정말 생각지도 못한 영상이었고 제가 더욱 피아노의 매력에 빠지게 된 것 같습니다. 항상 좋은 작품 올려주셔서 감사합니다. 앞으로도 응원하겠습니다!!
Everyone is talking about 6:51 but in my opinion 2:37 is extra beautiful
I like how you put orchestra over your playing
0:32 your hands… the way the move across the piano like that… it’s mesmerizingly beautiful!! Wonderful playing!
I was thinking: “Wow this is so great I can hear the orchestra in my head!”… and then I realized it was in the video 😂 Excellent performance as always Kassia, I’m currently learning this piece and keep coming back for inspiration! 👏🏻
Hahah. I can really see that happening in my mind's eye! 😅
On top of that - at first glance (or rather hearing) orchestra underlay feels so real-life to one's ears.
I was quite fooled and usually I spot synthesizers right in a heartbeat.
Is a violin playing in background?
@@aeti8087a whole orchestra bro
This piece has supported me throughout my entire life; as I fell in love 4:22, when I was drafted to join the war 0:31, as I was trapped under heavy fire in the field 5:48, during my wedding 4:37, when I received an honorable discharge 6:13, during the birth of my child 7:47, enjoying the rest of my days with my family 2:37, and grieving after the loss of my loved ones 9:19. Thank you Rachmaninoff for this beautiful gift that you have bestowed upon the world.
Really? What war were you drafted for?
As a teenager, I am excited for life after looking at this.
@@adityagandhi5040 same
I actually cried reading this idk why…
Rachmaninoff’s piano concerto no. 2 is my favourite piece of music ever written. You have made my day. I’d love to see you do the second and third movements :)
Everyone here is commenting on the fact that this was recorded with the synthesizer and the orchestra - yet everyone fails to mention how absolutely brilliant this interpretation is. Well done!
Edit for self - 6:52 (absolutely loved the character of this part)
pretty sure that's a grand piano
she was playing on a grand piano with led lights lol
Wow, I hear violin. Will you add the orchestra to Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto?
I will consider it:) For it, I have to play it again. lol Thank you! 💕
KassiaPls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
Poor Kassia, You give she a Lot of work
The unabridged first movement is really long thats the thing
@@pablovalverde3542 its ok m8, she can handel it
Your performance was the most complete and powerful of the Rachmaninoff Concertos I have ever heard! Thank you, Kassia, for always posting great performances!
Try richters then
Try Earl Wild (pianist) with Jascha Horsentein (conducting) from 1965. And yes, also Richter.
My mother heard Rachmaninoff play in Liverpool in the 1930s. The Philharmonic Hall was too small for the expected crowds, and so the performance was in a cinema.
did your mother tell you about the concert itself? how was it? what was it like to hear Rach live?
@@atithesnail She did, and she was very impressed - as a young school girl.
Something about the bass F in the beginning is just so satisfying to hear.
Любимый концерт любимого композитора, спасибо. С таким исполнением играть можно где угодно.
That moment when you have been patiently waiting for Kassia's new video and she nails it with her magnificent skills. 😃😃
Totally worth the wait!!!!
Omg your actually playing one of the best pieces ever! thank you Im gonna listen to it now
Thank you, Sam:)💕
kassia Pls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
@@Kassiapiano Rach 3 3rd movement pls. :)
We played this in my high school orchestra concert. I was a string player. I’ve been trying to learn piano since. I always told myself that the day I can play this is piece is the day that I tell myself I’ve made it with piano. Not sure if that day will ever come.
4:42 hands down best piano cascade down in classical music.
That augmented 5th
Chills run up my spine when the wave of arpeggios start to take flight and, then manage to soar above us all...Rach is the king of Height.
makes sense since he was 6'6
ラフマニノフは炎が揺らいでるような部分に魅力を感じるので、この動画ではより美しく表現されてるのをじっと聞き入りました。
Incredible. Absolutely inspiring. Ill get here one day
hell yeah
We all will.
Kassia, despite having listened to it a thousand times throughout my life,
I never conceived I could experience this piece I love so dearly, so intimate like this(other than playing it, of course[which I'll probably never do it, in this life at least]).
I'm deeply moved with your interpretation and it literally brought me to tears of joy.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
9:57 - 10:22 in this part i feel like there is fairys around me which hanging little yellow lights in a dark forest. You played awesome!
Clicked so fast omg, the first piano concerto on any of these piano channels ✨💥
Nope... Rubatissimo did it first. But still its great
@@aseempawaskar oh ok, thanks
Thank you, Matteo!:)💕
Now I can really see how HARD this piece is really
ABSOLUTELY DIFFICULT YET BEAUTIFUL AND STUNNING
I already know it's very difficult of course it's Rachmaninoff concerto
Anything that's labelled with the name "Rachmaninoff" is guarantee to break your fingers.
It s easy compared to rachmaninoff 3rd concerto
@@costelconstantin4845 I've played both, and for me the second one is only just slightly easier
@@costelconstantin4845 true but actually difficult
tbh the first movement looks easier after i saw this
This piece is so inspirational. Especially 6:07 to 7:19!
Agreed
Esta es una de las creaciones más maravillosas de toda la historia de las bellas artes. A pesar de haber sido compuesto fuera del período real del Romanticismo (1810-1860) , y ser tardío (1901) supera muchísimo a sus antecesores del siglo XIX. ¡Es divino, maravilloso, extraordinario, y el más romántico de todos los conciertos para piano y orquesta.
This by far takes the cake for my favorite concerto for piano! This is just by all accounts absolutely stunning! I almost can't even fathom how awesome it is that the other instruments blended in so perfectly with the amazing piano sound!
Out of all the people that i thought would upload this, it was you. This is one of my favorite pieces thank you so much
Hey Kassia, I never thought that I would hear this concert from a visualizer.
I can't thank you enough for posting this piece. It's been over a year since the first time that I heard this piece and I completely fell in love with it, not a day goes by without me listening to it or thinking about it. I promised to myself that I will learn this piece untill the end of 2021's summer (my level isn't quite there yet even tho I practice Chopin's winter wind etude).
Sorry for the long comment, can't tell you how greatfull I am.
Thank you Kassia :)♥️
Thank you so much for your long comment!:) This piece is really good. I hope that you can play this piece in the near future.💕
I play winter wind too, my favorite piece that I can actually play. I'm practicing la campanella rn and it is PAINFUL.
@@hairylegs1319 wow respect to u guys! winter wind is friggin difficult and i could only get past the main theme (yaknow, chromatic and a minor arp right hand, main melody left hand) and that was it. i switched to the mindset of taking on easier pieces to build up my repertoire and now im ready to try my first chopin etude, which i think would be 10 3, as it is one of the more relatively easy etudes once im done with my current pieces
Ryan Tristan good luck.
I am learning the revolutionary etude right now and it is killing my left hand.
@@ulyssevandamme575 oo revolutionary is a great etude, def one of my favs. my left hand dexterity is honestly trash, and i cant imagine playing that piece. but i think its easier than it seems, since the left hand fingering isnt too bad. good luck!
I can't begin to express the swelling of emotions forming within me while watching this. Kassia, I've obsessed over this piece for the past year; even watched a live performance prior to the exisiting pandemic (it was spiritually fulfilling), but I had never seen it played overhead, and I could never appreciate the complexity and difficulty of this piece because of it. Now I have. The effort and time invested in your learning this piece is apparent as the end result is pristine. You are wildly skilled and worthy of praise. Bravissima!
This was the piece of Rachmaninoff that made me listen to him a lot!!!!!! Thank you for posting 💙
Okay so, I thought about it and, Rachmaninoff is officially my favorite composer. Every piece of him has made me feel like that piece is the reason why I listen to music. Rachmaninoff, if you hear me. You're the legend and my absolute favorite.
His piano concerto no. 2 has the single greatest opening of all time.
OMG I paused my Rachmaninoff concerto 2 to watch this.
And with orchestra too!
Amazing!!!
Yeah now I want the other two movements and the other concertos.
OH MY GOD INCREDIBLE
I HAVEN'T BEEN CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET FOR A FEW DAYS AS I WAS CAMPING AND THEN I RETURNED AND SAW THIS IN MY RECOMMENDATIONS AND HAD TO IMMEDIATELY CLICK
THIS IS INCREDIBLE AND BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU KASSIA!
5:24 - 7:21 You can’t prove me wrong that this is the best part of the piece.
@deniz117I changed my mind, you’re right.
it's always the best parts that are the hardest...
@deniz117can't people have opinions
@deniz117I also like all of the movements
This is my favourite piano concerto ever, maybe my favourite concerto in all times. I wouldn't imagine to see you playing it so well, including the orchestral part, thanks you !
Although I don't play the piano, I play the violin and guitar, this piece has always been my favorite one. I like Rachmaninoff's music bcuz his music just speaks to you. He went through a lot of things personally with himself, as did a lot of people, and made these pieces to express himself and a lot of people felt the same way he did when listening to his music, including myself.
Gosh, it is my favorite piece! Thx for playing it!
I always love the part at 2:25 when tension is built up, but rather just droped istead of resolved.
Great performance btw
Incredible kassia. So much respect for your piano skills!
Thank you so much, Leuvre!:)💕
2:34 My favourite part.
He takes such a simple Eb major arpeggio and really turns it into something beautiful
2:43 - 2:46
do re si do#
me too…😭😭😭
Ours
6:51からが特に好きっ！！
Как раз искал второй концерт в таком исполнении. Мой любимый. Это потрясающе!
Omg yes finally! Rachmaninoff approved this! Splendid interpretation Kassia!👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼❤️❤️
10:53 Watch very carefully and you’ll see the red light
2:37-3:07
3:37-3:46
4:02-4:15
just so beautiful
Also 9:33-9:57
Как же хочется услышать этот концерт вживую! Надо проверить расписание концертов в Москве 😭. Всегда наслаждаюсь, смотря и слушаю ваши видео, особенно после рабочей недели 🔥💖💖
Недавно был на этом концерте в Перми, выступал Дмитрий Маслеев. Я уже очень много раз описывал сполна свои слова, поэтому в этот раз просто скажу, что до концерта я восхищался этим произведение, но после него я обрёл словно новый смысл жизни и понял, что ничего более красивого в жизни я никогда не слышал, именно в плане красоты и колебания различных эмоций. Так то, конечно, мой фаворит Шопен, у него крайне много мих самых любимых произведений вообще, и он полностью удовлетворяет мою меланходичную личность
6:51 my favorite part!😍 Can you play Gershwin's rhapsody in blue? Regards!
Omg me too! Actually the build up starting at around the 6 minute mark and then BOOM! It's so beautiful and inspiring!
Omg. My most favorite piano concerto. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart
Absolutely awesome! I haven't heard this performance yet but I'm sure it'll be astounding as usual. I think Rachmaninoff truly composed the best musical pieces combining the Russian culture and a more modern western world approach. Keep up the great work Kassia!
jesus christ just wow, people have been driven to insanity learning this concerto and she pulled it off perfectly
Love 6:50 - 7:20... Just the way the piano is going off and the strings are playing their beginning melody... Just the best.
Yeah, the climax is beautiful in this movement, but the section from 3:30 to 4:00 is just out of this world, the transition from a dark, melancholic theme to a beautiful but also melancholic theme. It's like living a long time in darkness and coming out from that darkness, it's shiny, but the light itself feels sorrowful, melancholic because it doesn't mean anything for you now. I relate this to his depression which made him to live 4 awful years. And the section right after the climax (especially from 7:30 to 7:58) is something divine, can't describe with words. Thank you Kassia for such an amazing performance.
Thank you for your long comment!:)💕
9:20 ist one of the most emotional pieces I've ever heard
I love how he teases the main theme of the second movement at 6:04
dude this is a woman xDD but yeah :)!
@@thomsontom3161 I think he is talking about the composer
@@marshuebler1924 a
@@marshuebler1924 but I didn't hear any second mvmt part here 6:04 ???
@@vishwakmusic9314i can hear it
Обалдеть, как же это сложно! Но как же это красиво звучит!!!
What? Only 171 728 views! SACRILEGIOUS! This deserve at least 1 billion views
@@he1zouu ikr lol
@@he1zouu I really don't think that's "sacrilegious". Everyone enjoys different things - so be it. Let's be glad we get to have this experience, and let others have theirs with other music.
iNtEreStiNg!
You belong sitting on a stage, your graceful hands gliding along on a grand piano, the orchestra behind you accompanying your beautiful sounds.
Essa música além de incrível e absolutamente difícil, não sei de onde você arruma a paciência de tocar mas você e incrível
6:51 just wow
This is the only recording I could find where you can see the pianists fingers, so I thank you very much for posting this video that I can use as a reference for fingers if I can’t think of a good fingering 😊
Невероятно... Это очень высокий уровень. Рахманинов создавал очень красивые, сложные и оригинальные произведения. Даже сыграть такое - уже круто. Я восхищаюсь его творчеством. Спасибо, что сыграла это, Kassia!
*Сыграла)
@@silentsoul2196 Почему же? Это парень. Наверное.
@@Daniel.V_official это она)
@@silentsoul2196 Откуда информация?
@@Daniel.V_official из комментариев других. Почитай, если знаешь английский
Nice.
Обожаю Рахманинова😍😍
Я тоже. Это прекрасно.
The orchestra is awesome!!😃😃
For there is no other music piece greater than Rachmaninov Piano concerto 2, it will soar into eternity as I hope that God respects this timeless piece.
Bravissimo complimenti
Yeeeeeeees!
My second favorite concerto c:
Hi, Moratensis! Thank you for your support!💕
kassia Pls do Little Red Riding hood, Ètude Tabeleaux no 39. By Rachmaninoff or Dance of the reed flutes by Tchaikovsky next. Pls pls pls do one of these two
The young guy played this in the movie Au Bout des Doigts. Awesome performance, Kassia :)
Thank you!:)💕
I've watched this movie in french class and I was the only person who appreciated classical music. The whole class thought the movie was boring and I was like: shut up you uncultured swine!
@@daansijben7305 classical music is not for everyone (as any other music genre), you shouldn't consider someone uncultured because of that.
Daan Sijben nice to find someone else at a school age who can also appreciate classical music
@Sethy Sonta if someone didn't knew about classical music existence, or not even knowing which was, for instance, Mozart, I would say they are uncultured. But is quite similar to what Evgeny Kissin said recently, something like "I don't even know what reggaeton is". He is an amazing pianist, but for me that shows a very low level of musical culture (obviously not in classical music).
Это великая музыка. Все величие человеческого Духа в этом произведении. Рахманинов самый любимый.❤️
I like how the piano can sound so calm, nice and slow, and so dangerous, menacing, loud and profound, what a beautiful instrument earth was given.
6:13 and onwards makes my heart sink, as does the entire piece, but specifically, this part makes it sink the most.
You are truly above and beyond Kassia....this is absolutely incredible! Thank you for performing my favorite Rachmaninoff concerto because I have a job interview today and this helps calm my nerves.
Edit: The interview went really well.
Piano Spiel good luck man! praying for you :)
@@marce_h579 Thank you SO much!
Thank you, Piano Spiel!!:) Have you finished the job interview well?:)
@@Kassiapiano It went very well, I think I got the job!! Thanks for asking!! 💕😊
As a ballet dancer, this is one of my favorite pieces to dance to. absolutely love this!
That'd be quite a view I must say!
I just saw it in my mind's eye - and instantly need to Google if such a choreography exist on RUclips somewhere
how would you dance to this 😅
Finally, I'm early at one of your beautiful interpretations :')
There's truly only a handful of people walking planet Earth at any given time that can pull off this tremendous piece. And I always think of the fact that must have been going through the composers mind when they would have written such pieces. I've seen it live twice and each time it's a life changing experience. Great job playing the first movement Kassia.
Can u hear weird noises in this sections?
1:38 - 1:44
4:42 - 4:48
6:44 - 6:50
9:12 - 9:18
10:30 - 10:36
Why they make the same pattern?
Its the orchestra...?
@@joycexxy1705 I dont think so. Maybe it's just a cable bad plugged or something. I dont know if everyone can hear it, cs I use headphone for produce music. If u hear closely, they r the same, the interference or whatever it is reapeats n r exatly the same
btw, sorry for my english
@@RufusCunnus Yep i hear them too. You have to have headphones though - they really sound like cicadas, I thought they were outside my window at first lol
Oh. I hear it to. Probably interference