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you came for 3:39

Khatia ,Gryniuk, Yuja, ...THE BEST !!!!

Yuja Wang is the piano teacher of my great great great grandma.

I really admire their piano skills but Why do they all make funny faces…..

And music too.

3:38 🥴🥴

Destroy is the right word. I really dislike it when pianists take a beautiful piece of music and play it so fast the notes meld into each other and it sounds ridiculous. It gives the impression they need to go to the toilet before they have a mishap. Massacre is probably a better word and not in a good way. I certainly wouldn't pay to hear this

가슴이 웅장해진다

I loved Lang Lang, but most I loved Round Round.

Como Horowitz saca esos increibles sonidos, con la plana posición de sus manos y dedos...

Wow, them chinese droids look almost like real people!

this type of pyrotechnics is not for me....

They become one, the player and the instrument.

THAT'S WHAT I CALL ( as a 😢 piano technician no MUSIC but MUSICK!! IT'S ONLY PIANO FORTE!! THEY FORGOT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WORD PIANO😢 WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TIME THE BAROQUE WAS !! With musical unbelief from Holland 🇳🇱

Too many very tasteless bad pianists are collected here.

We all are here for 3:42. Men of Culture 😂 3:42

Ngl i dont find it as emotional as when they all punch the piano as hard as they can. They’re skills are undoubtedly insanely impressive, but the same slamming of the keys feels brutish to be playing.

Por qué Lang Lang me saca lagrimas? 😢❤❤❤❤❤

I dont play the piano or anything, but i know that these mf's became the piano.

Thank you! 🙏

C'est juste magnifique❤

Ugh, Matsuev. What an awful basher 🤨

Crazy way to play! It just emphasizes the flexibility of the performer's fingers, which is very unpleasant in the listening position of the solo.

Quite awkwardish łupando. Otherwise fantastic pianist!

Lang lang looks like my uncle😭

Horovic supeeer bravisimo.no koment veri good horovic❤🙏

Lang Lang 's face was generated by AI 😅

objectively lame

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Keine Art den Dampf am Klimperkasten ab zu reagieren.😂🎉Ich hacke als Alternative lieber kleine Brennholz Stücke mit dem Beil😂❤Welte hat es elleganter gelöst,sie haben den Pianisten mit Papierrollen eingespart🚧🐧🐧🐧🔐🎈🎈🎈🤣🎯🤔🤐

Were is super star Lucy ?

Bro them jugs

clowns

カツァリスが抜けています

Absolutely incredible ! How can they do that , that fast ? Their brain is going at same speed ! whaou ! Hat's up !

Franz Liszt destroyed three pianos a night-fully clothed. Strings flying everywhere. These kids are frontin’….

4:03 vorrei poter dire di essermi innamorato del tocco delle sue dita ma sarei un bugiardo...🙄

That moment at 1:37 when Lang Lang sees into the future of this video and he looks at you looking at him!

why does he look like a psycho?😊😅😂

Lang Lang is his own condictor.

The second pianist looks like the Asian Elon Musk 😁 Great Skills for all of them.

I'm not a fan of this cacophony.The music is killed completely.

Great boobart music 😊

we all know what is the only thing that matters in this video 😛

Instruments are an outlet.

4 great pianinsts, 2 strippers, and 1 chinese Liberace type...

I recall Richter's 1958 Live performance in Sofia (which is not featured in this compilation) was one of the first to send shockwaves through the pianistic world and even made other accomplished virtuosos at its and feather light touch. I believe remains amongst the very best of any era, despite the substandard recording - though there may be a now cleaner remastering of it than the one on my Philips CD transfer -which was released in the late 80s (I think). Frankly, there have been dozens of stunning renditions since, though of those I've heard, Kissin (both on his RCA disc from the mid-nineties) and in numerous live recitals is spellbinding in terms of calrity, though some might criticise his slightly heavy touch. Boris Beresovsky - both on his complete studio set of all 12 etudes and the live open air concert at the Roque d'Anthéron in 2002, extraordianry articulation, speed and at very little cost to dynamic range. Katsaris' 1970 performance at the Tchaikovsky comp (at 5:35 in this video) is possibly the fastest ever recorded in a live concert and again, the clarity he manages to retain throughout the most technically challenging passages is extraordinary, even if some dynamic shaping is sacrificed. Cziffra's live encore is irrisistable for both its unique idiosynchariies and how effortless he applies them. Lazar Berman's earlier recording from a complete set in 1959 is on a par with Richter in terms of technique and musicianship and also includes a couple of ossia passages which make for interesting listening. A couple othe gems pianophiles might not have savoured are Leonid Kuzmin and Minoru Nojima and of course, we have Lim (who seems to be the current benchmark) and whose numerous renditions are indeed sensational in every respect, though I wouldn't put him above any of the others I've mentioned, either technically or artistically. To me, they're all worthy of "musical transcendance" in their own way!!

Flipando

LAN-lan!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Mazuev is a Putin’s puppet and he may play whatever, he will be still a Putin’s puppet