I simply love his expression. Some think it's overkill but it rings entirely genuine to me. I think the fact he's willing to put his all into his performances and not hold back any emotion is what often puts them an order of magnitude above others.
he literally made 3:06 that part sounds like harp the notes are really crisp and the dynamic too! absolutely incredible!! together with that strong pinky playing steady and soft trill~ spectacular!
i never used to like lang lang too much, but i am starting to appreciate him more. that was an amazing performance! i bet liszt would appreciate the way lang lang played this piece
S550 Danny Rousseau’s version was amazing but not gonna lie the difference in terms of touch and clarities is really huge with Lang Lang...I am constantly blown away by the little details that can actually make a piece sound completely different...To be able to play this song at a plausible level will be my ultimate goal for the next 3 years :D
People complaining about his facial expressions and exagerated movements have no idea how hard is to "suposely fake" those movements in a live performance. Lang Lang is clearly passionated about his craft and he shows it without any doubt.
There's a difference between smashing keys between langlang and normal people, he is at the top of his game and we are not. When you reach professional level of playing and have full control of the piano, it all comes down to how one interprets the piece, you would have to research how the composer felt when writing this piece, and i think what langlang played was how he perceived the information he got. If you think he is show offing then go ahead and think otherwise because that's what he feels right now. Everyone has a different emotion in every age. Langlang style will change while he ages just like any musician. So instead of hating it, why not enjoy it while it is still infront of you
John Smith How else would you play it? Playing with just the 2-3 finger wouldn’t create the same dynamics and you might even cramp up practicing. It’s much more efficient to do what Lang Lang is doing
@John Smith the only problems you're presenting is that those 2 measures are so disrespectful just because it's inhumanly fast that the only argument you present yourself with is the fact that you wouldn't play it in a music store. I've presented all valid arguments to those statements, so at this point I really don't know what you're problem is, and at this point I really don't care. I really REALLY hope you realize this is an encore, which is meant to show off (which you should know). And you should know Liszt is a showman, and that LL is just having fun and "showing off", just like how Liszt and Horowitz and many other greats would (Also, adrenaline is a thing). Did you know that Argerich literally punches the keys in Prokofiev 3? That Ligeti's Etude no.13 has a FFFFFFFF? That theres a piece that requires your whole arm to play 12+ keys at once? If you think this is distasteful then I'm straight up just lost for words.
My God ! Lang Lang just sailed through one of the arguably most difficult pieces ever written with such perfection,aplomb and technical virtuosity not to mention perfect timing, not an easy task given the complexity of the piece. With his own unique interpretation of a piece that’s been done to death over the years. A bravura performance , bought La Campanella to life for me !👏👏👏👏
To nandinirao6035: I like the way you described your reaction to Lang's performance. One thing, though: There's absolutely no 'complexity' in "La Campanella". It's simply a series of rather obvious variations on a theme by violinist Paganini.
4:00 I've seen about 10 La campanella covers on RUclips, all played really well. But I only liked Lang Lang's version for this part. Hard to explain but it feels like he delivers the Excitement so well that it seems like it's a different song, probably because he played it a lot faster but it was still so accurate and well executed. Well, its Lang Lang anyways so no surprise
Lang lang is such an amazing showman. He has such a delicate and clear interpretation and brings so much excitement to the stage, no wonder he is a favorite today
Jesus Christ I have never ever seen someone played Piano like this ever in my whole life. This was absolutely out of this world. PHENOMENAL! INCREDIBLE! BEYOND WORDS! holy mother of God!!! Thank you for recording this!!!
could not stop smiling while watching this, EVERYONE SHOULD PLAY CLASSICAL MUSIC LIKE THIS, this is what music is about, it's fun, it's sad, it's happy, it's innocent, it's deep. it is what it is. i hate it when people over complicate things
@@bryvnxiii4632 he/she didn't mean to say that everyone should play classical music, she/he wanted to say that every one should play classical music LIKE THIS.
I usually think its stupid for people to record on the phone during a concert as its not allowing them to fully enjoy the moment, but good god am I glad you did, thank you!!
Jesus Christ I have never ever seen someone played Piano like this ever in my whole life. This was absolutely out of this world. PHENOMENAL! INCREDIBLE! BEYOND WORDS! holy mother of God!!!
One of the best things about Lang Lang is that he is ‘himself’ while playing...all his actions and moods seem to overflow from his very soul. He embraces his own style...and he has created his own style.
Correction : It may be toughest piece to play the first time when u see the score. But constant practice makes any song easier, as your brain automatically gets ready for the next note to be played.
Such verve and passion, ay, incredible. Those high notes sounded like bells. Wonderful virtuosity in the allegro passages. Lang Lang plays with such joy. His playing feels like a clear rushing mountain stream.
d00mPlays Its because he put countless hours of effort into playing piano not because he’s “ofc he’s Asian.” Why don’t we all stop generalizing and realize that to become good at something you have to put in the hours. Telling by your profile picture I assume you’re just some fat white kid living in his mom’s basement, but of course that’s not entirely true because maybe you aren’t. See where I’m getting at? Lets stop being narrow minded and look at the bigger picture thank you much.
@@nevikgnehz368 listen, he is good at the piano because he was lucky enough to have the opportunity to start at an early age. He got good because he tried hard, but trying hard is something that comes with luck, if someone doesn't have the right motivation or is lazy they will never work hard, working hard is based on luck your personality determines how hard you work and your personality is determined on how you are born and raised. I will never be as good as lang lang or kissin simply because they are luckier than I am. I am not denying that hard work is hard, but to have the capacity to practice at the piano after finishing work/school is determined by luck. Also, why the fuck are you bringing race into this? The Asian thing is a joke (it is also a positive thing about Asians), calling someone a fat white kid is rude. Lets stop being narrow minded and look at the bigger picture thank you much.
I must have watched this a million times. Lang Lang is just flying on this piece. He's the boss and have total control of this to the point where he is literally, watching the bullets fly like in the matrix.
298 dislikes are those pianists who hates how he played this famous piece in his own style but yet they themselves cannot even play it at the right tempo
i love how he's enjoying it like, really, unlike how most pianist focus on composure ( which is great ) he's focusing on actually enjoying the notes, which is great
You can't really tell how good he is when he plays songs like Turkish March or Fur Elise, but you can tell when he plays La Campanella. I am left speechless... meanwhile I'm still trying to play Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement.
I can’t tell if he is the best pianist but he is really good at it. I have listened to many different version of La Campanella and this is the only one that didn’t make me feel bored (I’m just a beginner in the world of classical music so I feel bored easily but I can really feel the emotion this time)
Lang Lang plays awesome but is also the first "cool" piano world class player. He really enjoys what he does and shows it. Like that. This piece: very interesting interpretation; partly losing the track of right keys but then this is an insanely difficult piece.
Take a look at the other musicians, how surprisingly look at his fingers!!! We have to know that the world has only one Lang Lang!! So proud of you 😍😍😍
Wow I didn't even notice this! No wonder his interpretation of this part of the piece has always sounded so much more different to other performers. Nice spot!
How in hell could a piece like "La Campanella" move one to tears? Something like Rachmaninoff's "Vocalise", I could see. But this shallow showpiece by Liszt?
Smiling throughout this or ANY piece makes him look like a jerk - - a clever jerk, though. He's "working" that face (my god - - have you seen his other videos?) for all it's worth, to endear himself to his viewers, and to persuade them that he's - - [wait for it] - - ENJOYING himself. This is what nearly every commenter says: "It's wonderful how he shows so much joy as he plays", as if all those dozens of other pianists out there are suffering in abject misery as they play. Some day, when Lang's face becomes less cute and less cuddly-looking, the smiles (and his fans?) may start to dwindle, and he may have to morph into a serious, dignified, respectable professional. Horrors!
When I first saw this video, I thought "he'll probably play it 2 times as fast and murder the piece". But I was pleasantly surprised! Goes to show that you don't have to play a piece twice as fast in order to show that you are a maestro.
That’s a sick level of emotion. I think st some points its just flowing out of him electrical signal spasms to his fingers. It literally looks like Ultra Instinct. La Langanella
Well, imo this might be overinterpretated, but when you think about it- he is having so much fun with one of the hardest pieces of music; plays with so much passion and yeah, doesn't give a shit- this is what makes it incredible.
Необыкновенное, виртуозное исполнение. Ощущается полное эмоциональное слияние исполнителя и инструмента, если можно так выразиться. И несомненно - существует отличительная , профессиональная манера исполнения... Но это могут оценить только профессионалы. Браво!
Again with the 'emotion' thing! Look - - there's emotion in, out of 100's of examples, such works as Beethoven's "Appassionata" and "Les Adieux" piano sonatas. But in "La Campanella"? None that can be 'named' as such.
몇번을 듣는 건지... 수많은 명 피아니스트들이 이 곡을 쳤지만,, 다들 느낌이 다른 감동을 주지만. 해학과 순간 강약을 가지고 노는 감동.. 깊고 강한 울림이 필요할때 쳐주는 터치 마지막 피니쉬를 달려가는 그 순간까지.. 100인 100색의 라 캄파넬라 중 내가 제일 좋아하는 연주 관객의 폰 동영상으로도 이 정도의 울림이면, 정식 녹음된 본은 또 어떨지.. 대단하다
The best interpretation after watching many other versions and dozens of time. Exciting, nice development from start to finish like reading a book. Complete mastery of the piano.
Wow I wanna play like that too but sadly Im not an octopus
octopus just have 8 fingers.bro
Ann Barwick So what if they can reach farther? Doesn’t matter
😂😂😂😂😂
Ann Barwick yeah but what if theirs a chord for more then 10 notes?
☹🌊🧱😲⚰😋🍫💧🚶♂️😔😟😟😒🎯👌😍🤷♂️🎯🎂🎂💕💋💋🤷♂️👏👏😘💋💋📔🛴😫🙄🤑😮🤔😣🥫🌯🍘🍘🥐🥡🚆🚆🚕🚠🚠👱♂️👨🦰
Lang Lang: "Let's play La Campanella ..."
The piano: starts sweating ...
HAHHAHA good one
Piano: please I have a family
Underrated
Haha
😂😂😂
0:20 he's soo good he casually summons demons with his left hand
LOL
That's the most underrated comment on here
Lmafoo
Honestly, one of my favorite versions ever. His style fits this piece so well
Justas FBL this is my 185th time listening to this.
My 185,000th time listening to this.
185000 times is like 510 days lol
@@joshuasilva8073 did u actually took the time to calculate😂😂
@@joshuasilva8073 actually 578 days
He is actually like "playing" the piano!!
surfing btw
that piano would get smoke out? permanently damaged?
Yup
cocaine
This is true master
I simply love his expression. Some think it's overkill but it rings entirely genuine to me. I think the fact he's willing to put his all into his performances and not hold back any emotion is what often puts them an order of magnitude above others.
To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable - Ludwig van Beethoven
Because Beethoven himself is famous for pushing wrong notes during his concert.......
A
@@christinablossom8242 he was deaf give him a break
@@keagan_201 true
@@keagan_201 no u
lang lang does not give a F!! i freaking love this
YOOOOO HELLO. BIG FAN
This also in your recommendations?
this is basically just lang lang flexing for 4 minutes and 30 seconds lol
Hi
When you playing this on your channel
OMG!!! JUST STARTED TO LOVE LANG LANG, THIS IS THE MUSIC ITSELF REPRESENT IT INTO THIS WORLD
he literally made 3:06 that part sounds like harp
the notes are really crisp and the dynamic too! absolutely incredible!!
together with that strong pinky playing steady and soft trill~ spectacular!
I could listen to that forever
Yep, Langlang can make hard pieces sound so easy and light. That's an expression of subtle control.
wow. now you mentioned this. I think I like this part more than the flexing at 4:00
2x speed be like
Lang lang espectacular
Not lang lang was nervous before the concert
The piano was
Very original comment, huh?
Wait....what?
Not Lang Lang lmao
pure carbon strings don't work
boomers do
@@cheddar4128 but boomers are a generation, not a material
he COMPLETELY OWNED the piece....
This is no longer La Campanella now, this is now the "Lang Lang Campanella"
Aren’t here multiple flagrant pedal mistakes? In one case because he was focussing on the rapid fire muscle fatigue
@@AquaticMammalOnBicycle from the comments:
To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable - Ludwig van Beethoven
i never used to like lang lang too much, but i am starting to appreciate him more. that was an amazing performance! i bet liszt would appreciate the way lang lang played this piece
benjamin pritchard Liszt would bow down to Rousseau’s version of this
S550 Danny i think even if you're a fan, dont say things which the chances are it's fake (I'm a fan of him too)
@@s550danny I love Rousseau but there is an incredible difference between a live performance and a studio recorded and produced one.
You should listen he, playing flight of the bumblebee
S550 Danny Rousseau’s version was amazing but not gonna lie the difference in terms of touch and clarities is really huge with Lang Lang...I am constantly blown away by the little details that can actually make a piece sound completely different...To be able to play this song at a plausible level will be my ultimate goal for the next 3 years :D
4:15 if you can dab slowly, you can dab quickly
onesetviola
Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff w
#twosetviolin
Wahahaha, that is the most relevant twoset comment ever
@@mikeliu5549 hahahahahaha
People complaining about his facial expressions and exagerated movements have no idea how hard is to "suposely fake" those movements in a live performance. Lang Lang is clearly passionated about his craft and he shows it without any doubt.
People when playing would be so focused but LL looks like hes enjoying himself
@@user-yc3tf4wz2x And "focused" pianists, far from enjoying themselves, are suffering agony as they play?
I heard quite a few pianists playing La Campanella, but Lang Lang made me understand why Liszt and Paganini were rockstar back then.
Evgeny kissin?
Yeah this is the meaning of virtuosity. It was meant to be a display of skill, a flex, a performance people didn't know was possible.
Day 18 of using simply piano
Lmao hahhahah
Not true
lol
18 years
Haaaahahahahahah
for me, this is te best interpretation of La Campanella that I have ever heard.
4:04 I can't even play the wrong notes that fast
bruh take your time wrong notes is hard
Error 4:04 notes not found.
LaMAaaaao
I'm really scared im gonna get r/wooshed so im just not gonna say anything lmao
BluePiano u literally said something commenting on how you’re not gonna say anything
There's a difference between smashing keys between langlang and normal people, he is at the top of his game and we are not. When you reach professional level of playing and have full control of the piano, it all comes down to how one interprets the piece, you would have to research how the composer felt when writing this piece, and i think what langlang played was how he perceived the information he got. If you think he is show offing then go ahead and think otherwise because that's what he feels right now. Everyone has a different emotion in every age. Langlang style will change while he ages just like any musician. So instead of hating it, why not enjoy it while it is still infront of you
John Smith
How else would you play it? Playing with just the 2-3 finger wouldn’t create the same dynamics and you might even cramp up practicing. It’s much more efficient to do what Lang Lang is doing
@John Smith the only problems you're presenting is that those 2 measures are so disrespectful just because it's inhumanly fast that the only argument you present yourself with is the fact that you wouldn't play it in a music store. I've presented all valid arguments to those statements, so at this point I really don't know what you're problem is, and at this point I really don't care. I really REALLY hope you realize this is an encore, which is meant to show off (which you should know). And you should know Liszt is a showman, and that LL is just having fun and "showing off", just like how Liszt and Horowitz and many other greats would (Also, adrenaline is a thing). Did you know that Argerich literally punches the keys in Prokofiev 3? That Ligeti's Etude no.13 has a FFFFFFFF? That theres a piece that requires your whole arm to play 12+ keys at once? If you think this is distasteful then I'm straight up just lost for words.
@@trevorhyun8701 you straight up destroyed that man
@John Smith you're an ass
John Smith god fucking damn your a savage. Great work shutting down that egotistical little shit
My God ! Lang Lang just sailed through one of the arguably most difficult pieces ever written with such perfection,aplomb and technical virtuosity not to mention perfect timing, not an easy task given the complexity of the piece. With his own unique interpretation of a piece that’s been done to death over the years. A bravura performance , bought La Campanella to life for me !👏👏👏👏
To nandinirao6035: I like the way you described your reaction to Lang's performance. One thing, though: There's absolutely no 'complexity' in "La Campanella". It's simply a series of rather obvious variations on a theme by violinist Paganini.
Let’s Hope that Piano was 18
That is the only comment I've seen in all piano videos that is actually funny. Congrats
Funny
Thats the only comment i've seen in all piano videos that is actually funny. Congrats
@@Gguimoguimo ok
Stolen comment
4:00 I've seen about 10 La campanella covers on RUclips, all played really well. But I only liked Lang Lang's version for this part. Hard to explain but it feels like he delivers the Excitement so well that it seems like it's a different song, probably because he played it a lot faster but it was still so accurate and well executed. Well, its Lang Lang anyways so no surprise
Totally agree, come back after listening to other pieces and some sound quite messy after listening to his interpretation, what a performance!
ANDR345 piece*
EXACTLY
Same. I tried listening to Evegny Kissin's version, but wasn't moved. Lang Lang is something else ❤
What abt yundi li?
Lang lang is such an amazing showman. He has such a delicate and clear interpretation and brings so much excitement to the stage, no wonder he is a favorite today
the same as the composer himself
4:15 Did he just dab?!
Hahahaha! He did.
xDDDDDDDDDDDD
Danilo Dela Cruz Jr. Most deserved dab of the century?
Jajajajajajajajaa
LMAOOO
the ONLY time I've seen a dab and thought it appropriate 😂😂
I call this Lang Campanella
Haha
I call it a mess!!!!!
*Lang Campanellang.
@@vima8680 oh ok didn't know you were a critic for piano
@@vima8680 Haha like you could do any better than Lang Lang huh
Jesus Christ I have never ever seen someone played Piano like this ever in my whole life. This was absolutely out of this world. PHENOMENAL! INCREDIBLE! BEYOND WORDS! holy mother of God!!! Thank you for recording this!!!
Totally agree. How can that kind of speed and accuracy be possible before we even talk about passion?
Well, Lang Lang and Yuja Wang are gifts from God to all of us.
Música e interpretação paradisíacas !!
could not stop smiling while watching this, EVERYONE SHOULD PLAY CLASSICAL MUSIC LIKE THIS, this is what music is about, it's fun, it's sad, it's happy, it's innocent, it's deep. it is what it is. i hate it when people over complicate things
i totally agree with you.
ehh, sorry but not everyone is into clasical, some people like other things.
@@bryvnxiii4632 he/she didn't mean to say that everyone should play classical music, she/he wanted to say that every one should play classical music LIKE THIS.
* cries while playing merry go round of life *
@@prinshiahirwar5698 Ah, yes. I surely can play La Campanella perfectly like Lang Lang, not like it's hard as hell or anyting
So confident as if he's playing in his own living room. Mad. Amazing.
that speed at the end is just incredible, and he almost played all the notes perfectly, unbelievable performance!
0:35
Lang Lang: Slaps piano
*incoming Davie504*
S L A P P E R S
@@chimkens I want to join your support group.
0:36
@Shostacovid-19 (⌒▽⌒)
EPIC
I usually think its stupid for people to record on the phone during a concert as its not allowing them to fully enjoy the moment, but good god am I glad you did, thank you!!
amen!
i dont think it was even allowed to record here but this madlad thankfully decided to record
Honestly that’s a stupid rule tbh, I’m glad it was broken
Jesus Christ I have never ever seen someone played Piano like this ever in my whole life. This was absolutely out of this world. PHENOMENAL! INCREDIBLE! BEYOND WORDS! holy mother of God!!!
この演奏を何十回見ただろうか。
色々見て、結局これが見たくなって帰ってきてしまう。
The Ling Ling of piano
Isn't ling ling just the Lang Lang of violin?
@@limweiheng6823 yes
Lol Ling Ling of piano
twosetviolas
He practice 40 hours a day just like ling ling
One of the best things about Lang Lang is that he is ‘himself’ while playing...all his actions and moods seem to overflow from his very soul. He embraces his own style...and he has created his own style.
The guy right behind lang lang witnessed something few of us ever will.
And paid too..
I read somewhere: "He has studied a lang lang time!"
its funnier when you realize that "lang" actually means long in Germany Where his pianos are manufactured
top comment on the video for his version of flight of the bumble bee, accurate
😂
@@dezolated4715 same as in dutch
I respect people who don't try to pretend they invented a joke, thanks for that :)
"La campanella is one of the most difficult piano piece"
LANG LANG: nice joke 😂
Anybody can learn any piano piece as long as u practice enough it just varies how long u need to practice
@@CookieMasterRBLX true💯
Correction : It may be toughest piece to play the first time when u see the score. But constant practice makes any song easier, as your brain automatically gets ready for the next note to be played.
@@CookieMasterRBLX i was learn this pieces 6 years ağo but still cant play this correctly
@@JSBach-pd4yg Stop joking, Bach! You play amazing!
Profe Davic, Estar allí y presenciar tantas personas con tanto amor por la música desenfrenado es de otra Galaxia.
the piano is a toy for him. very enjoy to see his performance.
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3:58 - Me when i miss a note and i get mad at the piano
I too, start playing La campanella when i miss a note
That’s awesome
@@theuniversal6282 I miss La campanella
Such verve and passion, ay, incredible. Those high notes sounded like bells. Wonderful virtuosity in the allegro passages. Lang Lang plays with such joy. His playing feels like a clear rushing mountain stream.
Seems like this is real easy for Lang lang
Ofc he's asian
@@d00mPlayZ "aLian''*
d00mPlays Its because he put countless hours of effort into playing piano not because he’s “ofc he’s Asian.” Why don’t we all stop generalizing and realize that to become good at something you have to put in the hours. Telling by your profile picture I assume you’re just some fat white kid living in his mom’s basement, but of course that’s not entirely true because maybe you aren’t. See where I’m getting at? Lets stop being narrow minded and look at the bigger picture thank you much.
@@nevikgnehz368 also because he's asian
@@nevikgnehz368 listen, he is good at the piano because he was lucky enough to have the opportunity to start at an early age. He got good because he tried hard, but trying hard is something that comes with luck, if someone doesn't have the right motivation or is lazy they will never work hard, working hard is based on luck your personality determines how hard you work and your personality is determined on how you are born and raised. I will never be as good as lang lang or kissin simply because they are luckier than I am. I am not denying that hard work is hard, but to have the capacity to practice at the piano after finishing work/school is determined by luck. Also, why the fuck are you bringing race into this? The Asian thing is a joke (it is also a positive thing about Asians), calling someone a fat white kid is rude. Lets stop being narrow minded and look at the bigger picture thank you much.
2:16 Redditors on their keyboards after seeing a kid make fun of minecraft
i've never been so offended by something i 100 agree with
Ahahahahaha
More like 2:21
何度聞いても感動の嵐です！何とドラマテイツクなランランworldの演奏なんてしょう！独壇場ですね！天才的ですね！
おどろきがふきとぶほどすんばらしーいですね。おーれー！
4:00 lang lang.exe has stopped working
Piano.exe has broken
I like the way Dudamel is just sat in the background
OH WHAT
dudamei?
Like a Boss
Su técnica es muy limpia, hermosa ejecución e interpretación!!
I love how you can see pure joy and appreciation on other musician's faces when he plays. Delicious
Mmm delicious
yummy 🤤
Especially the woman on the left.
Not.
Mmmmm…. Yum
I must have watched this a million times. Lang Lang is just flying on this piece. He's the boss and have total control of this to the point where he is literally, watching the bullets fly like in the matrix.
Si ya es un honor para mí escucharle a través de una pantalla... imagínense en persona
The woman in the second row has already fallen in love with him
@@vima8680 really?
@@hercules2524 What you think? LangLang just married with a beautiful girl last month, rumor comes from jealousy.
@@wiredjeans4846 not just a beautiful girl, she is also a pianist
irakli kvaratskhelia of course not really
If you observe closely there is some leaking down her in the floor. Normal people fuck with the d, lang lang fuck the ladies with the piano
3:06 is insane of how quick and fluid he went down
Absolutely my favorite piano performance of all time. What a true legend.
The piano needed a cigarette after that.
1900？
Stolen
Needed some lines of cocaine before and after the piece
That is literally the funniest comment I've ever seen on RUclips. I near stroked-out laughing.
Stolen
3:54 The best interpretation yet of La Campanella, even comparing to his previous cover of the same piece!
I completely agree. Best interpretation I have ever heard as well after listening to many top pianists perform this piece.
THIS IS AMAZING. I HAVE NO WORDS
Lang Lang is a genius and one of the greatest pianists that ever lived.
I mean I love him... but how about the guy who actually wrote this?
@@cursedswordsman Lang Lang is Liszts favorite pupil Carl Tausig, reincarnated.
@@789armstrong nooooo...ya quisiera ser un gran músico como Richter,Horowitz, o Argerich...
spotted
Liszt: Hey Paganini, let's compose a piece that noone will ever be able to play.
Lang Lang:
What are you talking about? This is the easy version of the piece.
Lang Lang should play the older more difficult version-*s* .
@kwokshsee dammit, you got here before I did
Almost as good as me
Lang Lang has certainly spiced up my life. Incredible with speed and accuracy. His interpretation is extraordinary too. Really enjoy this performance.
When Lang Lang plays it I can somehow feel the meaning of the music that was written hundreds of years ago, amazing!
298 dislikes are those pianists who hates how he played this famous piece in his own style but yet they themselves cannot even play it at the right tempo
i love how he's enjoying it like, really, unlike how most pianist focus on composure ( which is great ) he's focusing on actually enjoying the notes, which is great
You can't really tell how good he is when he plays songs like Turkish March or Fur Elise, but you can tell when he plays La Campanella. I am left speechless... meanwhile I'm still trying to play Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement.
I can’t tell if he is the best pianist but he is really good at it. I have listened to many different version of La Campanella and this is the only one that didn’t make me feel bored (I’m just a beginner in the world of classical music so I feel bored easily but I can really feel the emotion this time)
They are pieces not songs
Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement is not easy!
MS 3rd (agony)
Ya I feel u on that one I’ve been on Heroic Polonaise for like 1.5 years
2:28 Me and my squad when playing Super Mario Party.
La Campanella was written by Paganini (2nd violin concerto 3rd movement). Liszt only arranged it for piano, but what a hell of one.
2:26 The violinist on the left... we're in boys.
That a bruh moment if i've ever seen one
@@hamzakais1762 wow
Best seat in the house
Lang Lang plays awesome but is also the first "cool" piano world class player. He really enjoys what he does and shows it. Like that. This piece: very interesting interpretation; partly losing the track of right keys but then this is an insanely difficult piece.
turbine1974 yea, everyone else is so stuck up and lame
And I'm sure he could play in different styles.
In his album you can hear that he makes no mistakes!
I think maybe is because he tried to give this piece a new taste
No this piece is not hard.
Emocionante e increíblemente bien ejecutado. Sin palabras
Take a look at the other musicians, how surprisingly look at his fingers!!! We have to know that the world has only one Lang Lang!!
So proud of you 😍😍😍
3:39 WHAT A PEDALING!!!!
pedalang
Tu Hermana pedalanglang
He plays double kick drums as well but only with one pedal
Wow I didn't even notice this! No wonder his interpretation of this part of the piece has always sounded so much more different to other performers. Nice spot!
It freaking sucks man, timing it right is freaking hard but at least he has shoes to be more sure of his pedaling
Normally I don't listen to music much and I found Lang Lang. God I love this guy! I listened to every piece on RUclips he played and want more.
I love Lang Lang's Passion and interpretation... He gives life to all his renditions.
AWESOME!!!! No one plays with your enthusiasm and feeling....Thank you for sharing such talent. YOU ARE AMAZING!
I love watching the lady who is admiringly smiling with ecstasy and appreciation behind the pianist as if he played what she liked him to.
The way he portrayed this piece really moved me...made my cry on how beautiful it was!
my tear down too...i see a golden heart of a child.
How in hell could a piece like "La Campanella" move one to tears? Something like Rachmaninoff's "Vocalise", I could see. But this shallow showpiece by Liszt?
He smiling throughout the whole piece, he really puts his soul into it
Smiling throughout this or ANY piece makes him look like a jerk - - a clever jerk, though. He's "working" that face (my god - - have you seen his other videos?) for all it's worth, to endear himself to his viewers, and to persuade them that he's - - [wait for it] - - ENJOYING himself. This is what nearly every commenter says: "It's wonderful how he shows so much joy as he plays", as if all those dozens of other pianists out there are suffering in abject misery as they play. Some day, when Lang's face becomes less cute and less cuddly-looking, the smiles (and his fans?) may start to dwindle, and he may have to morph into a serious, dignified, respectable professional. Horrors!
The violinists reactions are so funny.
2:27 the girl smiled.. u know what i meann
xD
My mind was trying not to even go there...
Oh noo plea please xD
she wants to get destroyed like those 2 keys did
@@theopdiamond8349 by the third leg
One of my favorites!
It is not just playing the piano, but playing the art.
Bravo!!!
It's like he's having an intimate roller-coaster of a conversation with the grand piano itself.
Such a maestro, he is. 👏❤️
When I first saw this video, I thought "he'll probably play it 2 times as fast and murder the piece". But I was pleasantly surprised! Goes to show that you don't have to play a piece twice as fast in order to show that you are a maestro.
2:40 the female violinist was considering taking up piano lessons
*fuck, should've learned the piano instead*
This is the best intepretation I've ever heard! Lang Lang really played with passion!
you're right, only yuja can play better this
You can tell how much respect the other members of the orchestra have for him just by the way they look at him
Some of them, yes. But I'll bet anything that more of them can't stand the sight of him.
I really like his style of piano how the light notes and hard notes its really emotionally satisfying
audience: Langlang Play La campanella.
paino (sweating): Please No. Not him.
paino
That’s a sick level of emotion. I think st some points its just flowing out of him electrical signal spasms to his fingers. It literally looks like Ultra Instinct.
La Langanella
This just might be my favorite interpretation of this piece. Such mastery, much emotion. If only there was a clean recording......
What do you mean - - "emotion"? What sort of emotion could this showpiece possibly project?
Well, imo this might be overinterpretated, but when you think about it- he is having so much fun with one of the hardest pieces of music; plays with so much passion and yeah, doesn't give a shit- this is what makes it incredible.
Love how Dudamel is just smiling to himself in the back, probably happy from a long concerto
I want to see Lang Lang play on the organ in the background.
Oh kettles of hell !
Me too
He cannot play the organ!! The piano is much different than an organ
Необыкновенное, виртуозное исполнение. Ощущается полное эмоциональное слияние исполнителя и инструмента, если можно так выразиться. И несомненно - существует отличительная , профессиональная манера исполнения... Но это могут оценить только профессионалы. Браво!
Wow, Davic, you had the very best seat in the concert. Thank you for sharing this very exciting and passionate performance.
私はピアノの事も、クラシック音楽の事も詳しくは知りません。ですがこの演奏を見て、心が震えるというか、言葉に出来ないような衝撃を感じた。
感動しました。
That almost boy-ish joy coming from Lang Lang whenever he plays is just so freaking cool.
Ain't it, though?
Ser un Gran Artista no necesita ser juzgado por nadie simplemente lo es. Bravo! Que viva muchos años con salud .
Los talentosos muchas veces son criticados por mediocres !!!?
3:58 my most favorite part of this piece.
Lang lang really show how a master pianist really is whith those emotions
Again with the 'emotion' thing! Look - - there's emotion in, out of 100's of examples, such works as Beethoven's "Appassionata" and "Les Adieux" piano sonatas. But in "La Campanella"? None that can be 'named' as such.
몇번을 듣는 건지... 수많은 명 피아니스트들이 이 곡을 쳤지만,, 다들 느낌이 다른 감동을 주지만.
해학과 순간 강약을 가지고 노는 감동.. 깊고 강한 울림이 필요할때 쳐주는 터치
마지막 피니쉬를 달려가는 그 순간까지.. 100인 100색의 라 캄파넬라 중 내가 제일 좋아하는 연주
관객의 폰 동영상으로도 이 정도의 울림이면, 정식 녹음된 본은 또 어떨지.. 대단하다
The best interpretation after watching many other versions and dozens of time. Exciting, nice development from start to finish like reading a book. Complete mastery of the piano.