This is why Liszt is a great composer, he's a genius when it comes thing on piano. Take this and Paganini's "La Campanella" for example, he was able to imitate the feeling of the pieces and emotions amazingly.
What an astonishing performance! Beethoven, Liszt, Nasseri, beautiful sounding Bosendorfer and excellent yet quirky camera angles. I feel I'm in heaven.
That is one of the most incredible performances I've ever seen. Such passion in the playing, the dynamics, the crossovers, the presto at the end... A hearty BRAVO to you, Soheil!! Thank you for sharing this video, and thank you for an amazing performance!
0:15-7:50: Allegro Con Brio 2/4 8:00-17:44: Andante Con Moto Ab Major 3/8 18:01-23:03: Scherzo Allegro C minor/C major 3/4 23:04-32:26: Allegro Presto C major 4/4
with much to admire in the brilliance of both the performance and the transcription itself, for me it all comes down to sixteen seconds beginning at 12:20. Sublime.
I feel like I have a good ear. This is certainly my favorite rendition of Beethoven's 5th on RUclips. A lot of other videos are incredibly beautiful and amazingly capable, surely better pianists than myself. But! this video captures the gravitas! the nunace! the delicacy and passion of this gorgeous peace of classical music. If I am looking for Beethoven's 5th on RUclips, I always return here. You are stunningly talented!
micro trades Rachmaninoff had large hands too but Liszt was still more show off. I won’t change my opinion. I despise Liszt more than any other composer and I am tired of seeing people appreciate him more than Bach. He’s not that good in my opinion.
@@CaesarNeptuneStudios Good thing you are a nobody and Liszt isn't. Liszt is basically the father of modern music. Wagner, Debussy, Ravel, Bartok all of this came from Liszt in some way or another. Not to mention that he basically showed the world what the piano can really do, and how from the piano alone all the sounds of the orquestra can be heard.
That 3rd movement for some reason makes me emotional, the 4th movement makes me very happy and filled with joy. I. Going to learn these pieces some day.
Soheil, such personality in your art! I've been following your career for years now and whenever I hear you, I just sit at the edge of my seat and wonder at the force and the purpose you project in your expression. I'm heartsick I had to miss your performance in NY last night at Merkin (8/7/16).
Lieber Herr Soheil Nasseri, verzeihen Sie mir meine Unwissenheit. Danke, das Sie in unserem Haus waren. Ich werde es nicht vergessen und die Ehre war ganz meinerseits. Dank Ihnen werde ich mich wieder mehr der Klassik widmen. Es war mir eine Ehre...vielleicht bis nächstes Jahr. Es grüßt Sie auf diesem Wege S. Engel . Von Herzen alles Gute für Sie und Ihre entzückende Frau.
FANTASTIC!! Such artistry!! I love hearing you play it is always musical interesting, technically perfect. The shading as you handle the dynamic layers of this brilliant transcription. I've heard all the most celebrated pianists performing today and some like Brendel, -- in terms of perfection and sheer enjoyment listening and watching you up there with the five best. I hope you get the support and brilliant career you deserve.
Great performance!! I've never thought it can be so perfect in the piano form. The first movement is supposed to be rude and scary but the piano sounds too soft.. but i like the 2nd movement in the piano it is almost as good as in the orchestra..
Nice playing, but very distracting having one camera shooting at too slow a shutter speed. I had to shut my eyes every time the edit cut to that view. Yuk!!
I agree. In retrospect I should have overruled the video editor and not used any footage from that perspective. That was the in-house camera set incorrectly. So it is with 'live'- so many things can go wrong. And that's that…. plus I don't think I have the stamina to play the piece again, I'm getting old! ;)
7.5/10 it's a difficult piece to perfect. I'm talking about the first movement. a little bit of articulation issues, but my major take on it is the strict tempo, which should be regarded throughout the entire piece, and this is where its real beauty lies (in my humble opinion). I haven't seen a single pianist until now that was able to accomplish this. So if you were able to, you'd be one of very few people in the world who are capable of doing so. You look good and you're a good pianist as well, I hope that you continue your journey of excellence. sorry I had to add, just watched the beginning of the 2nd movement. You seem to rush into phrases as if you are in a hurry to finish the piece :) if you give the rest its entire time, it would sound more beautiful. ok, I know that I need to shut up. It's just that I see that you're almost there and I can't keep quiet lol
Ich hätte manche Stellen Markanter und lauter gespielt und manche etwas leiser aber die Interpretation ist ganz dem Pianisten überlassen und ist seine Freiheit es gefällt mir trotzdem sehr
Just as Ludwig Van must have played it. How did Beethoven know when to complete and orchestrate and conduct then move on to next composition? Perfectionists.
Würde ich wahrscheinlich auch machen... :D Wenn man tief in einem Stück reintaucht, und vor allem Beethoven (sehr dramatisch) dann passiert sowas hin und wieder...
+Halapep GMD Nein, das kann nicht sein. Er ist ein Konzertpianist und kann Stunden am Stück üben. Wenn er wirklich Schmerzen haben sollte, wäre das komisch. Ich habe keine Schmerzen, wenn ich lange spiele.
Das stimmt, es darf auch nicht scherzhaft werden egal wie lang man spielt... sonst macht man was falsch. (Gerade sitzen, Schultern locker lassen, nicht verkrampfen..)
Representing all orchestra voices on the piano was nothing less than legendary, it is sublime.
That's it. The piano is a Little orchestra.
This is why Liszt is a great composer, he's a genius when it comes thing on piano. Take this and Paganini's "La Campanella" for example, he was able to imitate the feeling of the pieces and emotions amazingly.
this video is so underrated
0:15 Allegro con brio
8:00 Andante con moto
18:01 Scherzo:Allegro
23:00 Allegro
Thank you!!!
1st movement 0:15
2nd movement 7:59
3rd movement 18:01
4th movement 22:27
Thanks a lot!
What an astonishing performance! Beethoven, Liszt, Nasseri, beautiful sounding Bosendorfer and excellent yet quirky camera angles. I feel I'm in heaven.
Wonderful performance by a great artist on an exceptional instrument!
That is one of the most incredible performances I've ever seen. Such passion in the playing, the dynamics, the crossovers, the presto at the end... A hearty BRAVO to you, Soheil!! Thank you for sharing this video, and thank you for an amazing performance!
Too slow.
0:15-7:50: Allegro Con Brio 2/4
8:00-17:44: Andante Con Moto Ab Major 3/8
18:01-23:03: Scherzo Allegro C minor/C major 3/4
23:04-32:26: Allegro Presto C major 4/4
with much to admire in the brilliance of both the performance and the transcription itself, for me it all comes down to sixteen seconds beginning at 12:20. Sublime.
👍👍👍 An incredible performances!!!
00:15 1. Allegro con brio
08:00 2. Andante con moto
18:00 3. Scherzo: Allegro
22:38 4. Allegro
とても味がある曲🎶を有難う❤これからの！活躍を祈って居ます🙋♀️
... anything transcribed by #Liszt is just amazing
I feel like I have a good ear. This is certainly my favorite rendition of Beethoven's 5th on RUclips. A lot of other videos are incredibly beautiful and amazingly capable, surely better pianists than myself. But! this video captures the gravitas! the nunace! the delicacy and passion of this gorgeous peace of classical music. If I am looking for Beethoven's 5th on RUclips, I always return here. You are stunningly talented!
Es ist immer eine besondere Freude, Soheil Nasseri zuzuhören, egal nahezu was er spielt!!!
Günter Schulz
Liszt is a genius
Nah liszt was mostly a show off pianist in my opinion but his arrangements of beethovens symphonys are good
@Asriel Meemurr so true
The Liszt's later works are so underrated
Caesar [SailorNeptune] you clearly never listened to liszt.
micro trades Rachmaninoff had large hands too but Liszt was still more show off. I won’t change my opinion. I despise Liszt more than any other composer and I am tired of seeing people appreciate him more than Bach.
He’s not that good in my opinion.
@@CaesarNeptuneStudios Good thing you are a nobody and Liszt isn't. Liszt is basically the father of modern music. Wagner, Debussy, Ravel, Bartok all of this came from Liszt in some way or another. Not to mention that he basically showed the world what the piano can really do, and how from the piano alone all the sounds of the orquestra can be heard.
I was fascinated this one. Very nice touch of keys :) love ♪
Beethoven would be proud on you, sir!
I've never seen it played more beautifully than the concert in the Royal Albert Hall conducted by the amazing conductor Daniel Barenboim
That 3rd movement for some reason makes me emotional, the 4th movement makes me very happy and filled with joy. I. Going to learn these pieces some day.
Soheil, such personality in your art! I've been following your career for years now and whenever I hear you, I just sit at the edge of my seat and wonder at the force and the purpose you project in your expression. I'm heartsick I had to miss your performance in NY last night at Merkin (8/7/16).
Roger Simon is a dear friend and I am an associate director in his studio. I just found out that you know each other. Small world!! Bravo.
This deserves way more attention. Amazing job. I could only dream on playing 1/2 this well. Bravo!!! Bravo!!
Absolutely wonderful! Very glad I found this performance! It's so lively and intense that I get all jumpy and energetic just by listening.
2:33 am I on drugs?
YES
Could have asked the same question at 1:25
@@joshualevine9488 he was probably playing with his phone on 1:25
Probably the same ones I'm on.
superb performance and concept -thanks for the upload.
Bravoooo!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The Iranian master at work
Выше всяких похвал! Просто великолепное исполнение! А какая техника! Как звучит инструмент! Браво!
Einfach wunderschön !
2:03 that fake silent is pure poetry
amazing skills. A+
ブラボーブラボー😀👏😀実に素晴らしい
Merci pour ce petit régal. Tous mes compliments !
I am SO PROUD OF YOU The MOST Beautiful Solo piano rendition of 5th I have EVER heard.
I loved it.
Amazing, thanks to you I'm going back to take piano lessons!.
Fercho Torres Demorou
Fercho Torres Demorou bobao
Fantástico
Hervorragend,- ein wahrer Pianist der Extraklasse !
Lieber Herr Soheil Nasseri, verzeihen Sie mir meine Unwissenheit. Danke, das Sie in unserem Haus waren. Ich werde es nicht vergessen und die Ehre war ganz meinerseits. Dank Ihnen werde ich mich wieder mehr der Klassik widmen. Es war mir eine Ehre...vielleicht bis nächstes Jahr. Es grüßt Sie auf diesem Wege S. Engel . Von Herzen alles Gute für Sie und Ihre entzückende Frau.
Beethoven was the original metal head! Awesome performance.
FANTASTIC!! Such artistry!! I love hearing you play it is always musical interesting, technically perfect. The shading as you handle the dynamic layers of this brilliant transcription. I've heard all the most celebrated pianists performing today and some like Brendel, -- in terms of perfection and sheer enjoyment listening and watching you up there with the five best. I hope you get the support and brilliant career you deserve.
Marvelous! *-*
Mentally and physically exhausting to perform solo.
Best performance ever! BRAVO and 100 AFARIN
BRAVO
Phenomenal! Hört auch die Aufnahmen mit Glenn Gould und Paul Badura Skoda!
WHAT A PERFORMANCE? I also dream of performing like this, one day.
Impresionante!!!!!
Best version
A mi mamá le gustaba la música clásica y los tres hijos heredamos el amor por esa música Lionel,Mary ,César
Amazing!
Superb
Great performance!! I've never thought it can be so perfect in the piano form. The first movement is supposed to be rude and scary but the piano sounds too soft.. but i like the 2nd movement in the piano it is almost as good as in the orchestra..
SOOOOOO GOOD!!!!!!!
WOW
Belíssimo
THE VIDEO PART IS POOR BUT THE PLAYING OF THE MUSIC IS ON A LEVEL FEW REACH!
Отлично, super.
cool du machst das echt gut😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Lovely playing. Two of the three camera angles are bad, however. The filming should enhance the music, not distract from it.
27:34
zu unrecht selten gespieltes Werk ! Bravo!
Das liegt wahrscheinlich auch an den technischen Schwierigkeiten, sodass viele Pianisten es live nicht aufführen möchten. Zu viel Fehlerpotenzial...
naja, schwerer als Rachmaninoffs Dritte oder H-Moll Sonate von Liszt
wird ja wohl nicht sein....
Bravo tekiu
Very good rendition. Do you have any performance of other Beethoven/Liszt Symphony coming? I'm looking forward to them.
Brrrraaavo !
1:25 nice 2 fps bro
U got me
@@chopinfanclub6672wdym?
33 minutes de rêve
nice bro
00:00 - 07:54 primer movimiento
16:19 Anyone else thinks there should be a different chord here?
Nice playing, but very distracting having one camera shooting at too slow a shutter speed. I had to shut my eyes every time the edit cut to that view. Yuk!!
I agree. In retrospect I should have overruled the video editor and not used any footage from that perspective. That was the in-house camera set incorrectly. So it is with 'live'- so many things can go wrong. And that's that…. plus I don't think I have the stamina to play the piece again, I'm getting old! ;)
I loved that camera angle.
And you are magnificent!
So inspiring to hear and see this astounding performance.
👏 bravissimo 👏
Irado mané
Masha Allah sir ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍
B R A V O !!!!!!!!
OMG
2019 anyone?
7.5/10 it's a difficult piece to perfect. I'm talking about the first movement.
a little bit of articulation issues, but my major take on it is the strict tempo, which should be regarded throughout the entire piece, and this is where its real beauty lies (in my humble opinion).
I haven't seen a single pianist until now that was able to accomplish this. So if you were able to, you'd be one of very few people in the world who are capable of doing so. You look good and you're a good pianist as well, I hope that you continue your journey of excellence.
sorry I had to add, just watched the beginning of the 2nd movement. You seem to rush into phrases as if you are in a hurry to finish the piece :) if you give the rest its entire time, it would sound more beautiful. ok, I know that I need to shut up. It's just that I see that you're almost there and I can't keep quiet lol
Perhaps my cover of Bohemian Rhapsody would be the best starting point: ruclips.net/video/bgMdKlpVfjs/видео.html Thanks again David!
Kinda look like Dan Humphery from "Gossip Girl."
Fantastic! (Я русский, шобы анхличане паниматт)
cutie
Ich hätte manche Stellen Markanter und lauter gespielt und manche etwas leiser aber die Interpretation ist ganz dem Pianisten überlassen und ist seine Freiheit es gefällt mir trotzdem sehr
Beethoven's music is so useful
👇
Just as Ludwig Van must have played it. How did Beethoven know when to complete and orchestrate and conduct then move on to next composition? Perfectionists.
Köln- Riehl wartet !
Ich finde es hat zu wenig Dramaturgie like Beethoven. Und teilweise etwas zu schnell gespielt.
versace on the floor
er spielt wirklich gut aber was mavht er dabei für Bewegungen?Dass sieht aus als ob er ziemliche Schmerzen hätte!!!!!
Würde ich wahrscheinlich auch machen... :D
Wenn man tief in einem Stück reintaucht, und vor allem Beethoven (sehr dramatisch) dann passiert sowas hin und wieder...
Möglich dass ihm seine Finger weh tun... Wenn ich lange so intensiv Klavier spiele dann wird das irgendwann echt schmerzhaft... :P
Das stimmt spiele ja auch seit 4 Jahren
+Halapep GMD Nein, das kann nicht sein. Er ist ein Konzertpianist und kann Stunden am Stück üben. Wenn er wirklich Schmerzen haben sollte, wäre das komisch. Ich habe keine Schmerzen, wenn ich lange spiele.
Das stimmt, es darf auch nicht scherzhaft werden egal wie lang man spielt... sonst macht man was falsch. (Gerade sitzen, Schultern locker lassen, nicht verkrampfen..)
keys?
anthony joshua vs andy ruiz
Too many spastic movements
Wrong piano
That Bosendorfer sucks.
pencilmation
Cringe and too many mistakes
Fals
Clueless...sigh
Why so slow
14:22