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какой ужас, что стало с перайей? где его уникальный звук? что за рубка верхних нот прямо с самого начала...

i have spent the last 3 hours listening to this man make everything he plays into magic...i have never hear 32 played quite like this, the delicacy...

unbearable beauty!

I find it so cool that he repeat the exposition.

Many chords he played are very clear and accurate His hands are incredible

WUNDERBARE TECHNIK BRAISSIMO

Bravo.

😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😄

Ivan was one of the finest pianists ever. I heard him live in Toronto in the early 70’s..he played Beethoven Concerto 4. Such depth, such grace and beauty. I had the please of meeting him afterwards. He was so warm and kind to me..an aspiring student. I had the good fortune to meet an acquaintance of his back stage…Antonin Kubalek who had moved to Toronto in the late 60’s after the Prague spring. Anton became my teacher and lifelong friend. If you can find the Moravec recordings of Chopin Ballades on Connoisseur records..do so. Exquisite.

Гениальная музыка. Гениальное исполнение. Браво композитору и пианисту.

14:09

The brass sounds awful... I was excited to listen since I was told this is one of the best recordings. As a brass player I couldn't finish it. 😢

非常棒。

You wouldn't expect a Toscanini disciple to render Mahler so wonderfully. Beethoven and Brahms yes, especially considering his intellect. But Chailly draws a brilliant seventh from such an incisive and glorious Gewandhaus.

Oh how wonderful, thank you Jan Lisiecki. 🌷🌷🌷🎹🎶

Wer weiß, wann und wo diese Aufnahme gemacht wurde?

This is wonderful - the conductor lets his soul come into play

I think it one of the wonders of late 20th c music- a poignant and sad farewell to all knew, most destroyed in WW2

Incredible performance. I feel Schreier is more at home with Schubert song cycles than perhaps here, but Janowitz and Berry shine here - even if he was married to Ludwig! Wonderfully powerful performance though, and a deliciously warm Recordare.

Sublime.

magnifica interpretazione! Mi ha incatenato nell'ascolto dalla prima all'ultima nota. questa interprete è un dono di Dio

Finally someone who doesn't run on this piece that everyone plays too fast. Only in this way can we bring out all the sonic and rhythmic folds that this masterpiece allows. But Alicia de Larrocha plays the Intermezzo better.

Depois destes anos todos, continuo a achar a interpretação da MJP a melhor. Bravo!

Великолепно! Блестяще! МАЭСТРО, браво, браво, браво! Теперь эта соната стала одной из моих любимых! ❤❤❤

Real Pianist... Kak znayem??? Uchitelya bili realnimi... A tak xoch Suzuki, risuy! Odna golova xarasho dve luchshe, a bez galavi Kayf!

👏👏👏👏👏

Konzertmeister looks like Salieri (Abraham)

Good old “Here for a good time not a long time” Franz Brüggen

You never see any short, fat, bald conductors.

If you asked me what my favorite piece by Strauss is, I’d say whichever one I’m listening to. Yesterday it was Don Juan, and last week it was Death and Transfiguration. And then, of course, the rose, the screaming lambs, and all the rest! His music is miraculous.

Браво! 👋👋👋👋👋🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️🌹🕊️

The Interpretation is too slow!

2:35

0:35

아 야노비쯔 사랑해요 정말로..

18:14 un piccolo grande gioiello

Great performance Murray Perahia!!! Played with such feeling!

❤

Thanks ❤

Stupendo! Davvero è vivida la sensazione non di trovarsi davanti.a un moderno pianoforte a coda sul quale si possono eseguire ,perché regge fisicamente, i brani dei grandi compositori di opere vertiginosamente virtuosistiche ..., ma , e ripeto, io sento un' arpa , davvero una iridescente arpa eolia. Studio, come tutti gli studi del poeta Chopin, meraviglioso, divino , e Murrhai Peraya ne è il grandissimo sacerdote .

Extraordinary orchestra, great conductor

So beautiful!

Браво! Просто блеск!!!

😍😍😍😍😍

The only people who played this song properly were Glenn Gould and Murray Periah.

She enters into communium with the composer.

23:30

Young Pogorelich, so good

Her rendition always gives me chills! Heavenly!

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