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It's the extent of Yuja's repertoire that amazes me. I didn't even know that this arrangement by Rachmaninov even existed, and yet Yuja has effortlessly (it seems) incoporated it into her already vast repertoire . . .
Great mix! Seamless switch between Yuja and the orchestra! Bravo!! Yes it is speedy with orchestra part hasten probably to sync up to Yuja's tempo. Nevertheless, I still enjoy it and appreciate the efforts put into creating this video.
I don't know about that, but for me, she's the best i've heard along with Horovitz. His Träumerei and her Chopin waltz are the most perfectly played pieces i've ever heard.
Gergiev is a demanding conductor and always tries to extract something extra from his performance. So does Yuja. Every performance is a search for a fresh and truer interpretation from the last.
Joshua Kosman décrit la performance de Yuja : " La précision d'acier avec laquelle elle a envoyé le passagework du concerto - ses grands accords retentissant , ses pistes d'octave massives et ses rafales gazeuses de filigranes - ne furent jamais rien de moins que stupéfiant. Dans une palette qui a favorisé élégant, des sonorités de piano cassants , elle a découvert encore une multitude de variété, alternant passages de clarté stark avec plus sombre et des tons évocateurs . " Merci pour le post, Michel.
Unfortunately nowhere mentioned is the composer ! Could that be Hector Berlioz ? (Eight months later i discovered that the composer's names [Mendelssohn/Rachmaninoff] are written on the video itself, at the start.)
La parte orquestal es de Mendelssohn (el Scherzo de "El sueño de una noche de verano") y el arreglo pianístico es de Rachmaninoff. En realidad son dos versiones de una misma obra tocadas al mismo tiempo. Para mi gusto, el resultado no ha sido muy bueno.
Ludicrously fast. To the point of the rhythm collapsing. A sad trend in all classical music performances nowadays. It's ok to push things a bit, but not to the point where the pulse is lost and replaced by a desperate attempt to keep up under stress.
Fingerhorn4 - As far as your comment, you are the only person here with a true sense of musical hearing. This performance is horrendous, to say the least. Nobody played the notes as a unity. It was a totally disastrous performance and a horrible arrangement (by a brainless pseudo musician) of the pure and pristine original.
@@pope0331 Lol-first time I have heard Rachmaninoff (who did the arrangement Yuja plays in this curious but well done mix) a "brainless pseudo musician"! I think it is YOU who needs more brains-and a better ear...
Yuja Wang already made history!!!❤
Yuja is most probably the best pianist ever..
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@Chandler Brooks instablaster =)
Wow! Well done! Great idea!
It's the extent of Yuja's repertoire that amazes me. I didn't even know that this arrangement by Rachmaninov even existed, and yet Yuja has effortlessly (it seems) incoporated it into her already vast repertoire . . .
Damn! She gets more awesome with every new You tube entry!
Great mix! Seamless switch between Yuja and the orchestra! Bravo!!
Yes it is speedy with orchestra part hasten probably to sync up to Yuja's tempo. Nevertheless, I still enjoy it and appreciate the efforts put into creating this video.
Sono giganti della classica.. Ogni epoca ci regala questi grandi di fama internazionale.....
Probably the greatest pianist since Liszt.
Divine piano playing.
+Michael Schefold Yes Michael, I totally agree. Yuja Wang is a top world musician.This is a Lovely mixed production.
I don't know about that, but for me, she's the best i've heard along with Horovitz.
His Träumerei and her Chopin waltz are the most perfectly played pieces i've ever heard.
+David Martin There are much more perfectly played pieces by Horowitz and Yuja, but I agree with you, both interpretations are great!
And Cziffra,after Liszt, then dear Yuja Wang
Celestial waves! Bravo Yujia!
Gergiev is a demanding conductor and always tries to extract something extra from his performance. So does Yuja. Every performance is a search for a fresh and truer interpretation from the last.
she plays more notes in this piece than an average tuba player in his entire life (practising included)
She doesn’t even break a sweat.....amazing
Génial ce mixage parfaitement synchrone
The Great Little Giant Lady Yuja Wang!!! I Love Her!!!
This is seriously cool. Great job!
Good idea! Good editing! Thanks for d effort
Watching two grand masters at work...
very interesting combination!
Joshua Kosman décrit la performance de Yuja : " La précision d'acier avec laquelle elle a envoyé le passagework du concerto - ses grands accords retentissant , ses pistes d'octave massives et ses rafales gazeuses de filigranes - ne furent jamais rien de moins que stupéfiant. Dans une palette qui a favorisé élégant, des sonorités de piano cassants , elle a découvert encore une multitude de variété, alternant passages de clarté stark avec plus sombre et des tons évocateurs . "
Merci pour le post, Michel.
Beautiful Mixing !! Thanxxx
Incredible!
Interesting that her tempo and interpretation is so exactly aligned with Gergiev's.
The tempo is changed a little bit. Gergiev's original tempo is a little slower than Yuja's.
我很想说，她是伟大的演奏家。
Es hermoso
Some people seem to forget those are 2 different performances
Cracking pace -- gets out of kilter at times
印象深刻！
Unfortunately nowhere mentioned is the composer ! Could that be Hector Berlioz ? (Eight months later i discovered that the composer's names [Mendelssohn/Rachmaninoff] are written on the video itself, at the start.)
La parte orquestal es de Mendelssohn (el Scherzo de "El sueño de una noche de verano") y el arreglo pianístico es de Rachmaninoff. En realidad son dos versiones de una misma obra tocadas al mismo tiempo. Para mi gusto, el resultado no ha sido muy bueno.
@@carlosalonso3188 Muchas gracias, señor.
dat tempo
演奏、速すぎる。ピアノに合わせると、このテンポでOKなんだろうけど、メンデルスゾーンのウキウキ感が足りなくなってるね。
Chris maene
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mistake (tempo slowed) at second figure in 02:57
Ludicrously fast. To the point of the rhythm collapsing. A sad trend in all classical music performances nowadays. It's ok to push things a bit, but not to the point where the pulse is lost and replaced by a desperate attempt to keep up under stress.
Fingerhorn4 - As far as your comment, you are the only person here with a true sense of musical hearing. This performance is horrendous, to say the least. Nobody played the notes as a unity. It was a totally disastrous performance and a horrible arrangement (by a brainless pseudo musician) of the pure and pristine original.
@@pope0331 Lol-first time I have heard Rachmaninoff (who did the arrangement Yuja plays in this curious but well done mix) a "brainless pseudo musician"!
I think it is YOU who needs more brains-and a better ear...
E. Diaz del Campo 😂
Her last life could be Bruce Lee! Armed with so swift fingering of good tempos. 👍👍👍
@@pope0331 So many bloody experts - critics are like eunuchs in a harem, they know how to do it but cannot themselves.