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Isaac Liechtenstein
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Classical Music in China
For Music Lovers who love beauty and sincerity.
For Music Lovers who love beauty and sincerity.
Great Belgian Pianists: LOUIS PAS Mozart Piano Concerto KV 414
Mozart: pianoconcerto KV 414.
Louis Pas, piano with the Soloists of the Belgian Chamber Orchestra. Georges Maes, conductor.
Recording: Zele, Flanders; Belgium (EU) December 30, 1972
© COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER:
UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976. Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
© This Recordings are published, exclusively on TH-cam under legal and sealed agreement of the VRT (Flemish National Radio and TV Broadcast Corporation, Brussels). The VRT is the Producer and owner of the herein published recordings of Mr. Louis Pas. With kind permission published by Isaac Liechtenstein.
LOUIS PAS was born in Steenhuffel, Belgium, on December 24, 1931.
He was one of the greatest piano virtuosos of Belgium in the XXth Century.
He studied at the former Royal Music Conservatory of Gent in Flanders (Belgium EU), where he received the ‘Première Prix’ for Piano in 1949.
Later on he graduated in Chamber Music, Harmony (1950-51) and received the Diplôme Supérieure for piano in 1952.
On March 9, 1955, Louis Pas obtained the very prestigious Virtuosity Prize of the Royal Belgian Government.
In 1955-56, trained further with the famous piano pedagogue Marcel Ciampi (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_...).
In 1967, Louis Pas became professor for Piano at the Royal Conservatory in Ghent (Gent), and in 1980 he was appointed director of the Academy of Music in Ledeberg (Ghent).
Mr. Pas performed with all the eminent philharmonic orchestras in Belgium, including the New York Philharmonic, among many others.
In 1964 he founded the ‘Flemish Piano Quartet’ with the international acclaimed violinist Rudolf Werthen (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_...).
Mr. Pas undertook many concert tours with the Flemish Piano Quartet, including in 1970 in Zaire (currently the Democratic Republic of Congo, a former Belgian colony). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaire
Louis Pas was besides a successful concert pianist, a high prolific pedagogue.
Among his many students, he also counted some pupils of international acclaim, like f.i. Peter Ritzen
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_R...)
Louis Pas died in Waasmunster (Belgium/ EU) on January 20 2013.
Louis Pas, piano with the Soloists of the Belgian Chamber Orchestra. Georges Maes, conductor.
Recording: Zele, Flanders; Belgium (EU) December 30, 1972
© COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER:
UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976. Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
© This Recordings are published, exclusively on TH-cam under legal and sealed agreement of the VRT (Flemish National Radio and TV Broadcast Corporation, Brussels). The VRT is the Producer and owner of the herein published recordings of Mr. Louis Pas. With kind permission published by Isaac Liechtenstein.
LOUIS PAS was born in Steenhuffel, Belgium, on December 24, 1931.
He was one of the greatest piano virtuosos of Belgium in the XXth Century.
He studied at the former Royal Music Conservatory of Gent in Flanders (Belgium EU), where he received the ‘Première Prix’ for Piano in 1949.
Later on he graduated in Chamber Music, Harmony (1950-51) and received the Diplôme Supérieure for piano in 1952.
On March 9, 1955, Louis Pas obtained the very prestigious Virtuosity Prize of the Royal Belgian Government.
In 1955-56, trained further with the famous piano pedagogue Marcel Ciampi (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_...).
In 1967, Louis Pas became professor for Piano at the Royal Conservatory in Ghent (Gent), and in 1980 he was appointed director of the Academy of Music in Ledeberg (Ghent).
Mr. Pas performed with all the eminent philharmonic orchestras in Belgium, including the New York Philharmonic, among many others.
In 1964 he founded the ‘Flemish Piano Quartet’ with the international acclaimed violinist Rudolf Werthen (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_...).
Mr. Pas undertook many concert tours with the Flemish Piano Quartet, including in 1970 in Zaire (currently the Democratic Republic of Congo, a former Belgian colony). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaire
Louis Pas was besides a successful concert pianist, a high prolific pedagogue.
Among his many students, he also counted some pupils of international acclaim, like f.i. Peter Ritzen
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_R...)
Louis Pas died in Waasmunster (Belgium/ EU) on January 20 2013.
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i come from the Lechitizky line.
🎉bravo
sublime interpretation, absolute lyricism and perfect mastery of games of colors, on an excellent instrument
I think I'm on view 10. I have to watch this every so often and it's the best one on TH-cam. No one else or their piano sounds like this
....simply the best!
I need to hear clapping at the end. A piece that gives you goosebumps should have an applause after.
Nice. It would be worth your time to do some research on Robert Groslot ,another formidable Belgian pianist, who performed this Concerto under the baton of Katchaturian himself. Phenomenal pianist.
Beautiful recording and masterful performance.
Very original , musical performance
Does anybody still know that Louis was a pupil from Marcel Gazelle?
Gorgeous. Love the angles from the cameraman as well!
Ritzen & Leschetizky: I just heard there will come an international Leschetizky World Congress in Europe in 2019! Keep you updated on this.. ( Ismael Ibsenstein, Vienna/ Wien)
Thank you Peter for such astounding performance
It is only now that I realize, what for a great unsurpassable virtuoso Louis Pas was. This recording is stunning, combined with the fact that 'Louis' recorded the concertos of Prokofiev 1 & 3 in ONE recording session. Knowing and remembering him: the recording may have been in the (late!) evening of that faithfull day December 10 1969. As Louis Pas was professor at the Royal Music Conservatory in Ghent (Belgium) and besides also tutored at a local Music Academy in 'Ledeberg' (near Ghent).. where students like me.. were in his class. To be 'drilled' in technique, as we did, in his courses. As he did with himself. Great thing is, that I don't miss the musical lines in his playing.. which is missing so oft today, with modern pianists today..Who are more preoccupied with their (sexy) lookings than the MUSIC itself!. 'Big names' today are 'made' by the 'media'. Not by their art. May the current crisis in the media (the self destructive Fake News..) be a way for them to find the REAL talented great musicians.. Wel, I hope so.
Great performance! Also the orchestra is fantastic! Louis Pas was the Emil Gilels of Western Europe: impeccable technique with a profound debt in expressionist music, and absence of sentimentality. He is today to be counted to the ‘historic’ pianists of the XXthe Century. No doubt on that.
Mijn pianoleraar toen ik 9 was ...later toen ik 25 was mijn directeur in de academie waar ik dank zij hem les geef ( geen piano maar woord)...veel plezier gehad met hem
With all respect for Louis, but a "Diplôme Supérieure" is not a PHD.
Shalom! According to my humble knowledge, a Diplôme Supérieure in Europe is equal to a PHD in US. All the rest are inside EU (Belgique..) academic implementations; which have little to do with the truly artistic level of this great pianist. I have put 'PHD' as a comparison for the audiences in UK, US and the rest of the world. Thank you. Liechtenstein, Wien (XIX. Bez.)
It isn't, however. The Hoger Diploma was always an artistic degree. When the educational systems in the EU were realigned with the US Bachelor-Master set up, the Hoger Diploma was dropped altogether. I have one too, and it wasn't enough to get into a US university post-master level. In the US there is an "almost-PhD" level degree called "DMA" (for performers; composers can get a PhD). Some universities in the EU offer a PhD that is closer to such a performance degree, but most offer a research-PhD. A PhD is also obtained solely through a university, not through a conservatoire.
Thanks for the academic feed back. Louis Pas, remains however a significant pianist from Belgium.
hééél veel aan te danken!! was there on crucial moments in my life
It's a joy to hear my former piano professor once again! Thank you Isaac !
Louis Pas, the great pianist. Thanks to the recording technology he will not be forgotten!
love this!
Historic moment of the maestro pianist in Beijing 2013
Beautiful piano; sounds gorgeous, beautiful playing. The pianist looks so elegant as well. Love it!
to Remi Engels: the Erard piano is not an over- or outsized piano! In 1878 the concert grand (full size) was about 2.63m. Whereas the 'modern' concert grand is 2.74m.; for your information.
concert grand was 2.48 cm (grand modèle)
Peter, one more time, I enjoy your marvellous playing !! You got not only an incredible technique but a great inspiration and passion in your playing, which is the soul in music! great!
Performance of an aristocrat among pianists! Magestic and marvelous! Vladimir Tsypin of the NY Phil., big fan.
Brightclassics thanks You Luba and Vova Tsypin fot P/ Ritzen. Your comments mean a lot to him and all of us supporting, indeed.. B.t.w.: warm greetings from P.Ritzen in Beijing [he asked to reply: 'kisses to Lubashka, hugs for Volodya']
I feel the sorrow emotion among the fingures. And I also there's something can't describe by words but can describe it by music.
Loved it! Highly individual, brave, passionate approach to Tchaikovsky's music. Congratulations from VOVA and LUBASHKA! V. Tsypin Violinist, New York Philharmonic.
a very interesting and personal approach to this concerto.
Loved it! Highly individual, brave, passionate approach to Tchaikovsky's music. Congratulations from VOVA and LUBASHKA! V.Tsypin, violinist, New York Philharmonic.
Loved it! Highly individual, brave, fresh, passionate approach to Tchaikovsky's music. Congratulations from VOVA and LUBA! V.Tsypin, violinist, New York Philharmonic.
Peter Ritzen is a brilliant man: even when outrageous, he is fascinating in his unique fusion of profound Catholicism & Sino-American enthusiasm. Let's not forget that he's an even greater composer than performer. - Roger Dickinson-Brown