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Alberto Avenoso
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Francesco Libetta plays another incredibly difficult Godowsky-Chopin study (op. 25, n. 11).
Incredible hand independence
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Francesco Libetta plays stunning Godowsky-Chopin Study
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great try although that i think i heard some wrong notes being played there and there he did try though
time to practice
Okay i can play the original,its time for the godowsky..
Amo Libetta e la sua grandiosa abilità!💯👏👌👍
Older pianist here. You get an A for trying such a challenging work of elite difficulty...I'd very much praise and applaud you for trying this in private, but for a public display, this is very sloppy playing and is far too difficult for you.
1. the pianist is not the one who uploaded the video. 2. he had no warm up. 3. he performed all Chopin-Godowsky etudes from memory. 4. no
Was this just an informal performance?
No. A concert for Miami International Piano Festival
Very muddy.
Everybody seems to be impressed by the octaves in the middle. I think they are one of the easier skills in this piece.
I've never struggled with octaves that much. But arpeggios? Yikes. They still trip me up
The secret to playing this piece is learning it first.
Frighteing technique! Like Oscar Peterson said about the first time he heard Art Tatum on the radio, "Gee, this piano duo are really great, I wonder who they are?" --- similarly, it hardly seems a single pair of hands should be able to perform this Godowski torture-etude... Wonderful, and thank you for posting this.
chi si dedica a questo repertorio qualche problema di inserimento o riconoscimento ce l'ha ...
Il nostro Cziffra o Hamelin, l'Italia ha ancora talenti!!
il nostro Cziffra? ma sei matto? neanche l'ologramma ne e' costui
WOW! Reminds me of Jorge Bolet playing it. The guy has phenom fingers. The right hand octaves were ridiculous, insanely fast. The relaxation required to do that is amazing? That was fun.
Genioooooooo!!!!!!!!!🎹🔥
Watch her reaction at 0:58. Practice your octaves, boys, that's how you get the chicks.
Bravo, such a genious impromptu fast and accurate (yes accurate, wrong notes are arg here) interpretation IRL … pure talent! Maestro
Bravissimo!!!
Well this is terrible. And not because he's clearly bored but why bother recording this with terrible audio? The people gushing over this is pretty disturbing. Play this mammoth of a piece for your professor like he did, and you'll get sheet music thrown at you.
Cool, lets hear your version.
Because people are free to post what they want to TH-cam (within reason). What you’re suggesting is out of reason, and you would’ve HATED TH-cam from 2006-2015 lmao. It’s so easy to be a negative nuisance. Weirder still that you discount people’s enjoyment/gratuity. Get over yourself. EDIT: “he’s clearly bored” I think it just seems like a casual performance. Jesus christ, nitpickers are so damn annoying.
A little bit too noisy
Хорошо валяет!😮
the final is a complete disaster and he should be ashamed of it.
Would love to hear you play it better. Btw, this doesn’t seem to be a recital or something. Seems like a casual performance.
@@Varooooooom the moment you decide to play on stage, and knowing that they can record you (and most likely play so that they consciously record you) it is because you know the piece well and you will not make disasters like those at the end, therefore this person has no dignity nor does he know it, screwing up like that, not only in public but for the entire internet in the world for all posterity, he has no dignity whatsoever and you even less so, conchetumare.
For those unaware Libetta played the entire set of 53 live for students and friends in one casual recital (!) some of which was captured via cell phone like this video. The pot shots are hilarious when you know what was really happening.
Did he perform from memory? He doesn't have the score in front of him for this one.@@1fattyfatman
This must be one of the most ignorant comments I've seen about a Chopin-Godowsky performance by Libetta! Just so you know, Libetta is a much-revered expert in this repertoire with very rare and extremely high technical skills. You on the other hand are embarrassing yourself by not knowing or understanding what you are talking about.
Godowski davvero inascoltabile,bravo il pianista...suoni Chopin che era un poeta non un fracassone!
Libetta rizzed up the shawty on the right
lmao, love this sentence on a classical piano video
non si capisce niente, il ritmo, tante note, ....
Tu non capisci niente
Esta es una buena manera de ver los estudios originales de Chopin más fáciles 😂
This is legendary I was looking for it all day having not watched it in awhile and for some reason thought it was Lugansky playing it. Oh well. If I were to guess she just played the original so he one-upped her. All the comments about mistakes are funny because this is clearly a fun impromptu performance without warmup, nothing serious... are we not allowed to see that moment in people's lives? That's why we treasure videos like this, they are few and far between - and so relatable.
Outstanding, thank you for posting
plays this beast and laughs afterwards.... what a legend
Bravo, ottima tecnica e musicalità.
sweeet
Wow this is a legendary video EDIT: Even more legendary than I thought. His utilization of the glissando ossia was way more natural than I was prepared for. Also, his voicing is so nice and pronounced (and not not neglected like most other performances). You can tell he really absorbed this piece and made it his own. I’m so shocked he hasn’t put out an album of the studies. The performances would be some of the best out there, and his interpretations are worth putting into a more permanent medium than random videos on TH-cam (no offense whatsoever; I’m grateful that these performances of his exist).
I think he did perform the whole set in 2 recitals in Miami just couple of years ago! I hipe somebody around recorded the whole thing.
Please post more!
are you a friend of signore libetta ?
Yes I am
@@albertoavenoso6187 great, appreciating the videos from you sir
yooo nuclear winter wind!!!!
haha yeah
Winter wind isn't a thing. Knock it off.
you're right just need to put my head down and work it out @@78625amginE
Wow! Knocking it off 'impromptu' is pretty stunning, even with the missing notes.
Play them all at this speed with thirds on each hand !
I doubt Chopin who detested Shtetl hounds, would of appreciated what this heb, Godowsky did with his sacred work.
Why is he not so weellknown?? He earns more Attention please, one of the real best pianists!!
When she said video,she knew
Mindblowing !
The girl’s reaction to the octaves at 0:58 is so cute 😂🥺
Piano: seducing women since 1709😆
Can someone let me know if these studies are commonly used for people entering the Chopin Competition or of people at that level? Any insight would be appreciated
Not at all ideal for the Chopin Competition. In fact, I don't even believe they're allowed. For a pianist's own concert or so, it would suffice, but for the competition that adheres to the true emotional and technical complexities of Chopin's original works, it would not.
Because study Op.10 n.1 is too easy… 🤪 Very impressive
The original is still (much) harder in these aspects: 1. Demand on clarity and cleanliness. It’s almost all right hand, a single wrong note will be heard clearly. 2. The runs span 4 octaves in one hand instead of 3ish. This requires a lot more stamina and focus for the right hand. 3. The tempo marking is much much faster. The performance standard for Godowsky is also quite low. Chopin etudes require fresh interpretation and flawless execution to be considered a good performance.
Of course..😆😆
I would argue that the stamina is worst in this etude if you play all the octaves. Otherwise you are right about the 2nd part.
Those aspects are more challenging and yet the complexity and endurance required of the Godowsky overshadows these points massively, which is why there are 100+ that play the original for every one that play this.
@@calebhu6383 hey bro you played this... would you agree libetta is the closest to keeping up with the given time signature?
Like,
Yes he got his girl all right
Sooooooooooo many errors. He faked it!
Not faked but a bit rushed. Check out Marc Andrè Hamelin'e performance. Absolute Perfection!
@@tommasozucol4160 I would say Caleb Hu's recording is even better: th-cam.com/video/Aro3jggZ7U0/w-d-xo.html
@@lylehopkins3958 oh wow great recording but I don't think the voicing is there as much as Hamelin... His studio recordings are also flac... Btw thank you for showing me a new performance of this piece!
@@tommasozucol4160 Yes no problem. I think the main positive of Caleb's recording is that it includes all the octaves and has the feeling of the 3/4 time signature. But I agree that there is less distinct individual notes
@@lylehopkins3958 yeah exactly