Nikolayeva-Tchaikovsky-Piano Concerto No.1-part 4 of 4 (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.1 in B-flat minor op.23-Allegro con fuoco (HD video)
Pianist: Tatjana Nikolajewa
Gewandhausorchester-Leipzig
Conductor: Kurt Masur
She plays with the young woman's energy but with the knowledge of the looong life. Incredible.
she plays with the energy of a young man!
⁰
and does it really make a difference?
Самые лучшее исполнение этой части!, кем либо
Grandma Nikolayeva is playing like a boss!!!
Isn't that the truth?! I absolutely love this! :-)
Rest in Peace
EPIC like EPIC GAMES
She IS a boss !!!!!!
She was amazing!!!!!!! She is a legend!!!!
She’s a legend ♥️
Legendary pianist, one of the big ones of the great russian piano tradition. And also an iconic examble of the typical combination of big wide sound and lyrical expression.
This piece will live forever. If you don't realize now, you will. Long live.... excellence. !!!!!
Having listened to much of her repertoire, interviews, students, family, I now consider her my favorite pianist. What a brilliant and wonderful human being!
This is not playing, this is CHANNELING. You simply have to feel it in your bones.
her interpretation of this whole concerto is slightly under tempo than what is usually heard in concert halls. But, Nikolayeva's phrasing is impeccable - she makes the concerto so interesting with her phrasing. I think this is the best version Ive heard of Tchaikovsky's great concerto
Что за женщина! Талант невероятный. Какая энергетика бешеная. Чайковский думаю оценил бы именно ее исполнение по достоинству.
Лауреат сталинской премии, была знакома и работала вместе с Шостаковичем, ее и при жизни ценили высоко, лауреат многих конкурсов, пелагог и композитор🙆♀️ столько талантов👍
Pero el Director no tuvo la cortesía de bajar de su peldaño y agradecer a la Pianista .
"After the Second World War, Dmitri Shostakovich was Russia's most prominent composer. Although out of favour with the Soviet Communist Party, he was still sent abroad as a cultural ambassador. One such trip was to Leipzig in 1950 for a music festival marking the bicentennial of J. S. Bach's death. As part of the festival, Shostakovich was asked to sit on the judging panel for the first International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition. One of the entrants in the competition was the 26-year-old Tatiana Nikolayeva from Moscow. Though not required by competition regulations, she had come prepared to play any of the 48 preludes and fugues of The Well-Tempered Clavier on request. She won the gold medal.
Inspired by the competition and impressed by Nikolayeva's playing, Shostakovich returned to Moscow and started composing his own cycle of 24 preludes and fugues. Shostakovich worked fairly quickly, taking only three days on average to write each piece. As each was completed, he would ask Nikolayeva to come and visit him in his Moscow apartment where he would play her the latest piece. The complete work was written between 10 October 1950 and 25 February 1951. Once finished, Shostakovich dedicated the work to Nikolayeva, who undertook the public premiere in Leningrad on 23 December 1952. Shostakovich wrote out all the pieces without many corrections except the B♭ minor prelude, with which he was dissatisfied and replaced what he had begun initially."
Thank you 🙏
Waoooh. An amazing history
How good are Russian people playing piano......OMG. A lot of respect, God bless them.
Thanks Madam :)
Неожиданно , не только с большим вкусом , но и с молодой энергией. Сто раз БРАВО !
Only a russian lady can play this way.....incredible!!!!!!!!!
Aleko Aktar very incredible
PHENOMENAL!
Радость видеть её!
Счастье слушать !
Татьяна Петровна,вы-
само СОВЕРШЕНСТВО!!!
Люблю,я,Вас!
28.06.2021.
Brava!!! She was the very first pianist, whom I fell in love with one's music, when I was 4 years old. I am particularly fond of her Bach, but this one is also amazing.
well said; she is amazing, transfixing and spellbinding
@@questionreality6003 Her Bach is superb. I also gravitate towards her DSCH opus 87, which any fan of hers must hear at least once. And about a week ago I discovered her Schubert 21st piano sonata (D960) which is also available here on YT (I was impressed enough to get the sheet music to try my hand at the first 3 or 4 pages at the indicated tempi)
L'ho scoperta solo adesso grazie a you tube. Una interprete straordinaria con una sensibilità e una energia da fare invidia a Sviatoslav Richter
She was a pupil of Goldenweiser at the Moscow Conservatoire (who also taught her mother!)
Your majesty.
What a wonderfully sonorous piano to unleash the true Russian fire of Nikolajeva! Great rendition, thanks for posting.
Incredible, this energy is the outside the body, the age, her fingers are moving with her soul, not Arrau or Horowitz, played like that at that age. great performer, great pianist, one of the best rusian pianists.
Multieduardo1962 ...She was actually only 69 years old when she died!😚Arrau,Rubinstein and Horowitz all gave wonderful concerts well into their eighties...!😊😂
Phrasing is so inspiring. As a fellow pianist , youngsters need to be made to sit down and understand. She has insight into this concerto likely to have been passed on direct decent from Tchaikovsky and his friends. Thank you so so much. I wish I heard this 50 years ago. Thank you .
grandma youre a star
Lol xD... She is history!!!
Such amazing passion and energy in her playing. I have no words to say how much I like her truly sensitive interpretation.
I fell in love with her playing style - she is a miracle - perfect...
She is definitely high on the all time great list
We do what we do. We are only limited by other's opinions and our own minds. When you hear this music, you realize that our abilities are vast. Tatjana will always remain one of my favorite pianists, right along with Argerich and Gould. Valentina Lisitsa is another. And yes, McCoy Tyner and Herbie Hancock also. "There's only two types of music - the good kind, and the other kind." That was Duke Ellington. He was right.
Maravillosa, la mejor versión que jamás haya oido de este concierto. Espectacular.
Grande Tatiana!!!!!!
Quelle chance d'avoir eu le bonheur de rencontrer cette immense artiste , il y a bien des années , à Bâle .... et quelle gentillesse , alors qu'elle jouait des oeuvres de Shostakovitch
Rainha 😍😍😍🌷🌷🌷
If ever there was a Grand Old Lady of piano playing it is Nikolayeva. A prime exponent of the Russian school, looking like everybody's favourite grandmother. Her playing is both awesome and touchingly human.
where have you been all of my life...such brilliance such command such artistry...what more can I say...my heart is still racing...
Grande Tatiana! Se esiste il paradiso tu sei li a suonare la colonna sonora ♥
when you catch the very essence of a great composer you are sitting on the lap of their affection!!! Bravo to the orchestra and the Grand maestra!!!
You go girl.... THIS is all spot on... WHAT a talent... such energy and finesse... just BEAUTIFUL!.
I've always loved her Bach, but this is wonderful too!
Quanta energia e libertà!
Una meraviglia...
Emanuela Zucchi
.....e neppure un gesto superfluo!
compostezza e sonorità assolute!
Brava Maestra.....lasci un ricordo indelebile in tutti noi amanti della tastiera.
Come dimenticarTi....
Marco Rotondi
How did I never heard of this great pianist before? Magnanimous!
you know, we often say, 'is there anything new to add to this concerto?' seems the interpretive potential of this piece is inexhaustible! This time, first time to hear, Nikolayeva's interpretation... is new and different. Even if she's been playing the piece this way from behind the iron curtain for decades. Love it, especially her somehow giving arbitrary scale figurations a kind of melodic feel. Very different. Very nice!
BRAVO!!!!!!
Прекрасно....
Such a sound!such a knowledge! brava! I miss you Tatiana!
Bravo!!
Beautiful!
Congratulations.
She is cool
This is absolutely magnific!!!
I cry…it is really difficult this but so fantastic
One of the great Russian pianists and interpreter!
Tchaïkovski servi par une russe ! Quel panache , quelle énergie et intelligence de la musique ! La générosité transparaît à travers le jeu de cette artiste exceptionnelle qui me rappelle Argerich ...
brava , Tatiana !
Unbelievable!
I am listening and watching to this great russian Lady of the piano playing for the first time. How greeeaaaaaaaaat, I am deeply impressed, thank you for posting this!!
Love her! Fabulous!
Just FANTASTIC! I really loved it. To see a stout old grandmother sit down and take over the room in such a grand manner is sheer delight. I love the way she handles certain passages others feel compelled to take at breakneck speeds. Instead she plays them HER WAY -- with intelligence and great musical insight. It's a CRIME that the second of these four parts has been blocked out. Petty tyranny, if you ask me. A wonderful performance!
she was greit. very pity that few her writes, as Skrjabin, her work been very good.
Absolutely magnificent and very enjoyable !
Wonderful performance. Amazing!
Increadible!!! She is just great!!!! Never heard such Polyponie and raffinesse in this Concert...
force de la nature....
This is TCHAIKOVSKY Thanks TATIANA
Brilliant!
Wow !
Simplesmente maravilhosa 😍😍😍
Quintessential pianist. What an energy and passion...
She is magnificent performance, she is perfect to playing.
superb,merci,felicitari!
Meravigliosa ! Che energia e precisione ! Un esecuzione fantastica !
Вершина исполнительского творчества. Непревзойдённо!
Ну если вы имеете ввиду ее возраст в кот она играла это,то может быть,но про непроневзойденность вы загнули
@@unkunk5784 Не обижайте мастера, не упоминайте о его возрасте.
Que maravilha, meu Deus 🙏!
Wonderful. Amazing. Full of spirit. Wonderful inner strength.
Stunning.
Enérgico. que grande, que sonido.
O mundo é cheio de surpresas.! Esse momento é uma vera sorpresa.!!🌹👏👏🇧🇷
Спасибо, вам! Я ещё раз
с большим удовольствием и наслаждением послушала и посмотрела
эту запись.
Всего, вам, доброго и
будте здоровы!
Странное пожелание человеку, почти 30 лет находящемуся на том свете...
@@Queeen7q
А для меня она-
ЖИВАЯ:
С прекращением физической жизни
духовная жизнь творцов
не прекращается.
Но благодарила я за эту
запись автора этого
канала.
Будте здоровы и благополучны!
Her command of the instrument is absolute. Not even Argerich plays like that.
Umm Lawrence, no - Argerich does not play like that - she plays a whole lot BETTER!! But my comment is not to disparage this lady's playing (bloopers and all). She plays fantastically for her age (don't know what it was at this performance, but she died at 69). Argerich is still going strong at *75*, knocking out Prokofiev concertos as if they were Mozart (and she was 35!), and could probably record the Art of the Fugue if anyone asked her.
yes...very expressive playing,what is in the fact the goal of a russian piano school,tonal and expressive beauty surpasses all technical difficulties...Tcaikovsky is on of the most demanding composers to play on piano because he himself was not a pianist.He created such tremendous technical aspects,that are by the most of pianist descriebed as very unpleasent...That is why one should be concentrated on the inividual way of achieving performance level,dictated by individual shaping of the phrasing and knowing own musical goal...Even very experienced pianists put they hand away from this concerto...On the other hand it sounds so fluent,that one could think yes it is very easy to play...I take as a example and very good preparation for playing this concerto the cicle of the "Seasons" of Tcaikovsky...There are so complicated harmonical aspects in it,what implies listening of liturgical works...Tcaikovsky overall:the great tonal and melodic beauty and very difficult battle to get that to the performance level!
No, Tchaikovsky was a good pianist. For instance : in 1859 he played brilliantly Liszt's reminiscences of Lucia de Lamermoor, and in 1878 he played the piano part of his violin concerto arranged for violin and piano with violinist Iosif Kotek. But he was not a virtuoso like Chopin, Liszt or Rachmaninov. Anyway he did know how to compose for the piano, no offense to those who claim the opposite.
Tchaikovsky was NOT pianist. The fact that he played piano does not qualify him as a pianist, even then when he did play what he did in a very good way. How we can know how good he was? I can only judge of him as a composer, because that is available to us. Almost anyone who experienced playing Tchaikovsky knows about this unpleasent feeling in hands lerning Tchaikovsky. It sugests to the pianist the composer who did not know so much what is for the pianist the best way. Playing Tchaikovsky is not the same fluent experience like with Chopen. It does not qualify Tchaikovsky as a bad composer, in fact, he is brilliant,but his pianistic unexperience ist obvious...
I thought you meant that Tchaikovsky did not play the piano. Of course he was not a concert pianist and it is why he asked advice to virtuosos like Rubinstein (Nikolai), Taneyev or Siloti for the piano writing of his concertos.
So amazing
Она прекрасна
energia y sentimiento
Sonido monumental.
Amazing!
Una vitalidad envidiable...gran pianista sovietica.Congratulation. Y en esta pieza musical de Tchaikovsky demuestra la destreza de sus maravillosos dedos,,,,felicitaciones
Fantastic!
The big fat chords at 5:40!!!!! WOW! This is stunning....Look at her stature compared to the first violinist...but most definitely the queen of this performance.
Hail grandma!!!😍😍😍
Awesome!!!
Speed is not important, but Gravity. Gravity is energy. She is impressiv. I agree.
Doubt if very many 66
year old grandma's were playing this concerto in concerts in Tchaikovsky's day!
fantastic , powerful , SALUTE
Magistral interpretacion aplausosssssss de pie me encanto,. muchas gracias por compartir...saludos...
Great artist !!!!
Really amazing ❤❤❤
Grand Ma, You ROCK!!!!
すごいなぁ。ニコライエワ。これは1980年代の録画ですか？86年日本でブーニンブームが起きてた頃日本に来ていました。家のスタインウェイで練習してたんです。その後人見に招待されて聴いたバッハは腰が抜けるかと思うくらいすごかった。お土産に石鹸とシャンプーどっさり持っていきました。
Recorded 1990 live .
bravoooooooooooooooo
Brava!!!!!!!!!
wow è bellissimo
MUSIC!!!!!!!
the best
Queste sono Pianiste!Artiste! Non quelle in reggicalze!!
yes
Maravilhosa 😍😍😍😍😍
One of the absolute greatest. Sad that the iron curtain kept her from for most of her resplendid career.
@Mookie Spindlehurst All you are stupid and ignorant Western pigs. Go to hell and burn there.!