He's very tall, which makes it harder. In reality of course, using your spine a lot is far better than not using it at all. Frequent flexion is good for cartilage renewal
@@Emma-ob5oj Don't forget Brahms and Schumann too! They have also some ridiculously hard pieces too. (Schumann's sonatas, toccata or Brahm's sonatas, paganini variations..)
Jo ha don’t you think that by playing etudes that are very difficult to use oneself’s musical imagination it takes a great pianist to be able to interpret it with such emotion?
You may take exception to some of his ideas, but you have so say that Trifonov 'gets' Liszt. It's an experience rather than merely a performance, as Liszt's own concerts assuredly were. Bravo!
He is two months older than me and light years ahead in the mastery of the piano. He is definitely a constant inspiration. I personally couldn't care less if he makes quirky faces. Its his thing. The way he wants to be in that moment of his playing.
Obviously he is..... Why would you even bring uuup age? Does not make sense to me. When he would be 14 and you 50 it would still be the same.. He was always better than you will ever be because you are a zero kid
So few pianists are aware of the style of playing prominent in the latter part of the 1800's and early 1900's. Here is a pianist not only with unmatched skill, but a true feel for Liszt's music. A priceless recording. (No, I wasn't there in the late 1800's, but there are many avenues of research, and yes, I do play the piano, but absolutely NOWHERE near this standard).
I've heard so many versions of Liszt's studies, especially this one. I have to tell you ! It's a revelation for me, this artist is a Great one. Not only on the technical aspect but, the most important, his sense and approach of drama in Mazeppa leave me totally amazed and in owe. So much passion in this interpretation, you gave me strong emotions with a piece that I know by heart, yet. It's a discovery ! Sorry if my english is not perfect. Love, Julien from France.
THIS is a masterful performance by an excellent performer. The editing is also perfect, it lets his playing lead you through the performance. How hard is the arrangement he's playing? He's sweating and you can see his hands shaking at times! Bravo. Not many people on this planet could perform a piece to that level.
2chrisward Thus isn't an "arrangement", this is Liszt's score,.although the playing is so damned fast, it's hard to keep up with it, reading the score. The challenge is to play the entire set of studies in the one sitting. Remarkable enough without adding any variants. By 'editing' I`guess you mean the vision directing - the cameras all being compact and remote controlled.
ain't nothing like when the beat drops on Mazeppa, that d minor chord into those wicked thirds sequence it's one of the best melodic effects of all time
am i the only one who actually loves all of his expressions and moves during the execution? it’s part of the interpretation and i think it’s beautiful and unique in its way
Sie sind nicht der einzige der die Schönheit im Spiel und den Wiederschein der Musik in seinem Gesicht liebt. Er ist in Trance, völlig in der Musik Liszts, und sich selbst vergessend.
Had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Trifonov perform live in Vienna with the Royal Concertgebouw a few weeks ago. He played the Prokofiev 3rd Concerto with such mastery, it was a delightful experience.
Fascinating performance! This man is one of my favourite performers of this piece so far. When get older I wish to play with the same passion as him... The way he feels every note and the way he is "breathing" with the piano... Man! You are like an angel that is mad you can't express Heaven on Earth, but then you start playing the piano- this beautiful instrument- and we are all in Heaven
This pianist is not only a rarely consummate musician and virtuoso, he is a medium transmitting the many possible intentions of our greatest composers. Let us drop our pretensions about our knowledge of the music and listen and learn.
On n'a jamais rien entendu de plus prodigieux, de plus noir, de plus désespéré, de plus intelligent, de plus sensuel depuis Liszt lui-même, (oui oui, j'y étais) ... Merci Daniil
Why is every pianist sweating on the nose when they play this Mazeppa? Berezovsky is the same way. I think the answer is that impassioned playing with energy overdrive tends to produce that effect. The entire body and brain are so ''involved'', focused and intensely engaged in executing this piece to achieve the utmost result. Bravo to both pianists, Trifonov and Berezovsky.
Phenomenal! I've not yet seen anyone use Liszt's 2-4 fingering (in the first section), and this proves it's really not necessary if you can do a good staccato.
It's way harder to do 2-4... That's why no one does it. It's simply not necessary. I playing with the rule "it's OK till someone heares the difference " :D
I totally agree! It's sad that many people are making fun of his expressions and his body language. But it's only a proof for how concentrated he gets when he plays :)
Mazeppa is one of the reasons why I started to write my own 12 etudes and is also my favorite Liszt piece. PS: This performance was amazing :D Greetings from Germany, Robin Pannenberg
Viel Glück mit deinen Etüden! Mein Einstieg in die trancedenten Etüden von Liszt war ebenfalls Mazeppa... Die Werke sind einfach genial. Ich mag auch wilde Jagd sehr gerne :)
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As Liszt's Complete Concert Études are one of the most challenging pieces to play - what do you think of Trifonov's performance?
He is the best
Simplemente increíble. La mejor interpretación que he visto en TH-cam sin duda alguna
The best i’ve ever heard
absolutely amazing.
Deutsche Grammophon I still can’t believe he performed all 12 etudes in one recital, very impressive! I love his interpretation of the etudes✨
Liszt is typically known for great beginner pieces like this
However, some say that his most difficult works reach early intermediate...
lol
You're right. Another great beginner piece if his is don juan and norma :)
@@lookitsnick8164 Or El Contrabandista
His 4th liszt/paganini Is good practice for chords when starting to learn what chord is
Great playing, but I am a little worried about Mr Trifonov’s spinal health.
Agreed - he has very bad posture.
Typically for pianists
I, as a beginner, keep having to correct my posture...then this dude does *this* at 0:10 lol
Agreed that he plays great tho
He's very tall, which makes it harder. In reality of course, using your spine a lot is far better than not using it at all. Frequent flexion is good for cartilage renewal
He deffinetly looks like letter "r"
piano officially becomes a sport with these etudes. only an athlete could expend that amount of sustained force this takes. respect
Mike C to play Franz Liszt, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Frederic Chopin and Sergei Prokofiev you definitely need physical strength!
Thanks for the heads up. I am not macho, so I won’t waste my time practicing these types of repertoire.
@@Agenamigo ok boomer
@@Agenamigo I think being an artist helps no matter your musculature
@@Emma-ob5oj Don't forget Brahms and Schumann too! They have also some ridiculously hard pieces too. (Schumann's sonatas, toccata or Brahm's sonatas, paganini variations..)
3:20 the phrasing of the left hand and balance with the melody is perfection itself. Never heard it played so well.
Agreed! You're on every classical music video...
Ikr it’s so weird that Luke Faulkner is on the classical section of TH-cam
Luke Faulkner why is there a small note next to your name but when you click on your channel your name doesn’t have it lol what
You are like the Justin Y of piano videos
I totally agree!! He literally DANCED on the keys... I've never seen such an awesome performance!!!
He is my great great great grandchild
And i am proud
hi eek
VERY Talent young man... You must be VERY proud!!!!
Franz Liszt it hasn’t been that long chill
Franz Liszt u must be joking
@Frederic Chopin what do you think...
0:00 when the keys are HOT
Bongo Bobby what a wonderful sense of humor! you make me return to the start 100 times :)
Perfect comment
HAhahahah
He even rubs his fingers on his pants the keys are so hot.
@@blakecarterpiano its actually a really cool technique of getting ur fingers ready for the next hard chor.
for me this performance is one the best performances i've heard in classical music, thats just crazy.
Soo musical ! He understands every "word"(note) written by Liszt. A very rare understanding of what music is telling. A genius.
Juliet0307 I don‘t think Liszt‘s show -off etudes are a good example of the musicality of a pianist.
Don't try to understand. Feel the music, the passion ...
Jo ha what a profoundly stupid comment
Jo ha don’t you think that by playing etudes that are very difficult to use oneself’s musical imagination it takes a great pianist to be able to interpret it with such emotion?
Ray Chen said this on his channel. Every note is written for a purpose. Even an crescendo on a note that has already been played
5:45 the vibrato in his left hand is amazing ive seen noone do it before
Er 'vibrato'?? Vibrato is categorically NOT POSSIBLE on a piano!
Amazing playing!
Daniil is a piano phenomenon!
He is the best.
I love him, even his hands are so beatiful❤
You may take exception to some of his ideas, but you have so say that Trifonov 'gets' Liszt. It's an experience rather than merely a performance, as Liszt's own concerts assuredly were. Bravo!
He is two months older than me and light years ahead in the mastery of the piano. He is definitely a constant inspiration. I personally couldn't care less if he makes quirky faces. Its his thing. The way he wants to be in that moment of his playing.
Those faces are what happens when you try to channel the composer ...and meet God on the way.
Obviously he is..... Why would you even bring uuup age? Does not make sense to me. When he would be 14 and you 50 it would still be the same.. He was always better than you will ever be because you are a zero kid
@@joha4574 you mad bro?🤣
@@joha4574Trifonov is better than you as well, may I remind you. So why did you call this guy here a "zero kid" if you are one yourself?
Yes and I have never felt the need to point that out. @@sven-sandershestakov3294 His comment is just utterly stupid and non-sens ical
I love how he just puts every little piece of his emotions to every piece he plays
So few pianists are aware of the style of playing prominent in the latter part of the 1800's and early 1900's. Here is a pianist not only with unmatched skill, but a true feel for Liszt's music. A priceless recording. (No, I wasn't there in the late 1800's, but there are many avenues of research, and yes, I do play the piano, but absolutely NOWHERE near this standard).
Very interesting how people in the 1800's played piano way differently
I've heard so many versions of Liszt's studies, especially this one. I have to tell you ! It's a revelation for me, this artist is a Great one. Not only on the technical aspect but, the most important, his sense and approach of drama in Mazeppa leave me totally amazed and in owe. So much passion in this interpretation, you gave me strong emotions with a piece that I know by heart, yet. It's a discovery ! Sorry if my english is not perfect. Love, Julien from France.
Thanks, I agree! This has so much depth. He is not using it as a show piece but he enjoyed playing it.
PS puting the Transcendental in transcendental etudes.
your english is pretty good :)
WalyB01 yeah you are right ..i guess he is enjoying himself & i love it
Yo Julien ! Je suis totalement d’accord avec toi :)
I found this piece quite easy and simple to play. All I had to do was push “play” on my CD player. After all, it wouldn’t have played by itself.
Respect 😎
Very powerful, Very musical and very virtuoso. You're great Daniil!!
2:00 the view from the microwave😂
Oh my gosh😂😂😂
Oh my gosh😂😂😂
Oh my gosh😂😂😂
Oh my gosh😂😂😂
Oh my gosh😂😂😂
Magnifique ! C'est la première fois que j'entends autant de couleurs au piano.
Wow, this is crazy. In my mind, this is exactly how you should play Liszt.
He’s got to be one of the best pianists alive!
So it would seem.
I wouldnt go that far, but in terms of virtuosity yes
@@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797 Albert Weedstein The Thug Genius😂
probably among top 200
THIS is a masterful performance by an excellent performer. The editing is also perfect, it lets his playing lead you through the performance. How hard is the arrangement he's playing? He's sweating and you can see his hands shaking at times! Bravo. Not many people on this planet could perform a piece to that level.
2chrisward Thus isn't an "arrangement", this is Liszt's score,.although the playing is so damned fast, it's hard to keep up with it, reading the score. The challenge is to play the entire set of studies in the one sitting. Remarkable enough without adding any variants. By 'editing' I`guess you mean the vision directing - the cameras all being compact and remote controlled.
ain't nothing like when the beat drops on Mazeppa, that d minor chord into those wicked thirds sequence it's one of the best melodic effects of all time
Can you send a timestep?
am i the only one who actually loves all of his expressions and moves during the execution? it’s part of the interpretation and i think it’s beautiful and unique in its way
yes
I do too
Yes, I can really see what's like to be in the music (like he obviously doesn't make any facial expressions which are completely unrelated)
Sie sind nicht der einzige der die Schönheit im Spiel und den Wiederschein der Musik in seinem Gesicht liebt. Er ist in Trance, völlig in der Musik Liszts, und sich selbst vergessend.
저는 음악 잘 모르지만. 이 분은 진짜 뭔가 표현력이 좋으신 것 같아요. 같은 곡인데도 다른 분이 연주한 것과 다른 것이 느껴짐.... 좋은 연주 감사합니다
mhm
21세기 최고의 피아니스트로 꼽히는 거장이죠. 남성적인데 엄청 아름답고 섬세하고 꽉찬 느낌이 타의 추종을 불허하는것 같습니다
Don't understand why this is one of the hardest piano pieces.....
Ah, just turned the volume on!
😂
Nice 69 likes
Ah just put two phones with max volume in my ear
Best middle section I've ever heard. Bravo.
First Name Last Name 🤣
One of the best performances of these etudes, one of the most talented pianists of our time, we are so lucky!
Had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Trifonov perform live in Vienna with the Royal Concertgebouw a few weeks ago. He played the Prokofiev 3rd Concerto with such mastery, it was a delightful experience.
He definitely knows how to play Liszt! He unveils the heart of the piece!
Вот мы слышим достоверный яркий образ Мазепы!Огромная благодарность Тебе ,Человек,посвятивший свою жизнь тяжелейшейшей и восхитительной деятельности.
One of the best rhythmic accuracy I've seen for this piece.
Мощно, до мурашек! Даниил Трифонов, большой талант!
하얗게 불태운 마제파
다닐 트리포노프 연주는 리스트의 음악을 소생시키는 마술을 여지없이 펼치
는군요. 잘 들었습니다....
7:25 he smiled because at that moment he knows that he absolutely nailed it!!! What an amazing performance!
In a performance i think he's just in full concentration in the piece, not thinking about his performance yet
@@evadewaleffe6889exactly
Fascinating performance! This man is one of my favourite performers of this piece so far. When get older I wish to play with the same passion as him... The way he feels every note and the way he is "breathing" with the piano... Man! You are like an angel that is mad you can't express Heaven on Earth, but then you start playing the piano- this beautiful instrument- and we are all in Heaven
I love his 4:43 execution... captures the galloping rhythm perfectly
It sure does, I can literally imagine a horse galloping through a field as he plays it, absolutely stunning performance!!!
The stormy quality he brings to this...my God. It actually sounds like late Romantic music!
Già dall'introduzione si capisce che pianista è...il migliore del secolo🎉🎉
Non dimentichiamoci di rubenstein e di Pollini
@@pussyslayer7271 certamente quelli sicuramente erano i maggiori del loro secolo
These studies were dedicated to Carl Czerny and Czerny dedicated his 48 preludes and leaks Op.856 to Liszt which are of the same technical difficulty
This is more difficult I believe
What are “leaks”?
0:09 confirmed possession by demon
Nishant Modak hahahah so true
Liszt possessed him
"Are you sure?" At 00:23
Nay Tro lmao that one too
Confirm at 5:19
Very impressive. Great. This is the only one mazeppa that moved my heart. Litarally I wrote comment for the first time.
Даниил Трифонов пианист от бога.
Истинный профессионал:
Яркий, совершенный, отдающий себя целиком исполнению каюдогт звука.,Браво!!!
Best Mazeppa that I have ever listened! Thats first time when I can just close my eyes and imagine Liszt himself playing piano. So brilliant!
My personal favourite is Drew Petersen's performance
best claudio arrau ever...
5:44 -- He plays this passage so damn well... the best I've ever heard.
The best interpretation of Mazeppa you’ll find in the world. Period.
Yunchan Lim?
I approve.
We approve.
@@franzliszt4545 😂
Oh mein Gott.Das ist einfach unglaubich. Danke fürs Hochladen
I love especially everything at 5:40 till the end... I cant get enough of that masterpiece. It´s absolutely stunning!!!!
One of the greats at any age.
My favourite music video on TH-cam ever and forever. Thank you so much, genius Daniil!
This pianist is not only a rarely consummate musician and virtuoso, he is a medium transmitting the many possible intentions of our greatest composers. Let us drop our pretensions about our knowledge of the music and listen and learn.
On n'a jamais rien entendu de plus prodigieux, de plus noir, de plus désespéré, de plus intelligent, de plus sensuel depuis Liszt lui-même, (oui oui, j'y étais) ... Merci Daniil
où est-ce que c'était?
Elise Antys c'était dans un monde imaginaire où visiblement elle était sourde et aveugle 😅😋
Why is every pianist sweating on the nose when they play this Mazeppa? Berezovsky is the same way.
I think the answer is that impassioned playing with energy overdrive tends to produce that effect. The entire body and brain are so ''involved'', focused and intensely engaged in executing this piece to achieve the utmost result.
Bravo to both pianists, Trifonov and Berezovsky.
The simple answer is that playing all 12 in a row is physically exhausting!
No, it's only Trifonov , he sweats even if he plays Chopin's nocturne. Looks pretty disgusting I must confess
Phenomenal! I've not yet seen anyone use Liszt's 2-4 fingering (in the first section), and this proves it's really not necessary if you can do a good staccato.
It's way harder to do 2-4... That's why no one does it. It's simply not necessary. I playing with the rule "it's OK till someone heares the difference " :D
Luke Faulkner Can who's someone tell me, what fingers using usually, very need.
Are you sure? Slowing down the speed doesn't look like so
Божественное исполнение! Невероятное удовольствие 🫂
Je ne l'ai jamais entendu jouer aussi bien !!! C'est splendide !!
Wonderful. What a power, musicality and virtuoso. Unbelievable.
Awesome performance of the awesome Masterpiece. Breathless
보는 내내 빠져들었어요 이렇게 몰입감있는 피아니스트는 처음 봐요!!!😢
That was quite something, what a physical piece! You can't imagine what went into learning a piece like this. An absolute feast for the ears.
To play with such intensity requires as much emotion as he puts in when playing
7:48 when you realize you forgot to use protection last night
Looll😂😂
I wish this was Reddit, so I could give you gold 😂
HAHAHAHAHHA
🤣🤣🤣
Wha-
When you wanna get the receptionist's attention
Aaron Cardona to far man
Stunning! Absolutely brilliant!
Great performance and like the unshaved look. This is a great pianist.
This interpretation is so beautiful and powerful! I Hope hear it for a very long time! Bravo!
I can´t even imagine a better performance of this master piece.
Flawless interpretation, absolutely wonderful.
4:43 Grieg Piano Concerto.
best interpretation ever from which ive seen from other videos
5:44 i like the left hand trimble over the orginal phrase.
Steven C yes
He plays it really well, I haven’t found a single error. But it is pretty funny to see him jump so much
lol frrr
4:29
Is that an error?
진짜 이분은 말로 표현 못할 경지에 다다르신분같다
His body language is serving the music and it is not for showing off! There is nothing to blame about that! It is all in all beautiful and profound!
I totally agree! It's sad that many people are making fun of his expressions and his body language. But it's only a proof for how concentrated he gets when he plays :)
the drop at 5:44
Great performance, love that he takes the time for the phrasing and adds some extreme dynamics. A bit like Bolets I my opinion.
Лучший! Даниил браво!
It feels bright and warm .. It seems to take away all the gray clouds of cloudy winter morning :)
Весь в музыке! Этот гениальный пианист!
Amazing performance!! Musically and technically!!! Wonderful
He is at ease with the music and moves accordingly
Beautiful beautiful beautiful.
Stunning performance!! Just wow
Love his personality of playing! So intense, just like this piece!
Playing with the whole body and all his soul. And maybe one or two other ones. ;-) The man's also a dancer and an actor.
wonderful interpretation of virtuosic etude
Best interpretation of liszt etudes ever!
Awesome interpretation!!!!
0:00 when the keys are hot
And 5:18 now the chair's hot
😂
Strepitoso Daniil, very trascendental! 🙏
Mazeppa is one of the reasons why I started to write my own 12 etudes and is also my favorite Liszt piece.
PS: This performance was amazing :D
Greetings from Germany,
Robin Pannenberg
Viel Glück mit deinen Etüden! Mein Einstieg in die trancedenten Etüden von Liszt war ebenfalls Mazeppa... Die Werke sind einfach genial. Ich mag auch wilde Jagd sehr gerne :)
J. K. das ist nicht dein ernst oder
Malte Henrik Gohr chasse neige
His expression on his face are wonderful.. They mimic the way the music was written.. He is fabuluouso..Commented by Rosa Angelina Daye
This was my first full piece I've learnt. Before Twinkle Twinkle little star.
Extraordinário 👏
Transcendental 👏
2:33 Bro, Danil surely knows what a pianissimo is
Mesmerizing performance🔥🔥🔥
Как такое возможно?! Восторг!
Wonderful !