György Cziffra plays some Chopin before starting a Masterclass, Senlis 7/1990
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2025
- No copyright infringement is intended, if any still exists. Posted solely for the artistic exposure of György Cziffra playing some Chopin before starting a masterclass in Senlis 7/1990
Chopin Etude op 25 # 1 and # 2
Impromptu op 29 A-Flat Major
He is playing with his soul, the Chopin's Etude Op 25 N° 1 with his large hands it looks so easy for him, God bless Mr Cziffra, such a marvelous pianist
Je n'ai jamais entendu plus belle interprétation de cette première étude de chopin ! elle touche au divin 💗💗💗
them birds love him playing good sign....they also always come close to the windows singin when i play piano even by bad weather love it.........one of the best chopin recordings i know
My main goal as a musician is to get so good that you can just teach a masterclass with your shirt open all the way down to the stomach and nobody bats an eye
lol
hahaha you'rr a legend!
Thank you for posting this. Cziffra is exploring some really beautiful voicing in the etude op 25 no 1 especially in the left hand.
Also, I think Cziffra had a special fondness for Chopin’s impromptus. He plays no 1 here and his performance of no 3 is very moving.
yes he is so fabulous he is one of my inspirations, great pianist Mr Cziffra Bravo
Op25 no.1 and 2 then the impromptu Op.29! I especially like the etude no2, the rubato really is masterful and the brought out voices on the left hand takes the etude to another level.
Inspiring video of Cziffra playing nonchalantly Chopin's piano pearls like only he could. Thanks again, you're doing God's work!
the year of 1990 i saw him in masterclass at lake balaton thanks for the beautiful music moments
Thank you for this excellent video of Cziffra. These wonderful rarities pop up from time to time on TH-cam. Four years before his death and as individual a performer as ever.
Thank you, I was thinking to know every possible video by Cziffra on web, this was quite new...exceptional document.
We want all the Masterclass video!
YES!!! give us the masterclasssss
masterclass will be better than the pieces - his technical ability didn't age well
@@CapetownCarework Oh, you miss on listening to what is told here then, be kind with this extraordinary old mans life
Disabled Gardening the death of his son severely impacted him. I feel so sorry for them.
@@CapetownCarework his tecnique were being perfect and superior to us instead of his age
miles de gracias¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ siempre digo tiene que existir mas grabaciones de estos grandes pianistas¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Wonderful interpretations ! It's really nice to see him playing these Chopin at first time ! Thank you so much ☺
When Cziffra slows the tempo it just melts your heart. A bit overdone here, but usually, it is most poetic and profound.
ahhhh in music everything is allowed you can even play a music backwords if you wish....
So after hearing this, you're the first student up in the masterclass. *gulp!*
Köszönöm szépen.
Absolute Chopin!
Thank you
Beautiful
Thank you for this treasure!
There will always be some rarities of Cziffra, hidden somewhere in the archives and will eventually be found some times.. I still have his complete Chopin concerto broadcast and two excerpts of Grieg concerto and some Mendelssohn.. unfortunately I cannot upload these as they will be banned due to copyright issues...
I still wonder if you have a video of the following masterclass?
I have all the videos you mentioned and many more as well as many of his masterclasses. Will post more material in the future.
op106 dude....wtf why you don’t post the masterclasses then?? You SOB
@@op106 "will post more material in the future"
This century or we wait for the next one?
we need his masterclass video:(
It was Cziffra, and the others.
this is amazing, it may just be the lower quality but I'm sure his playing of op 25 no 2 here is far more expressive and superior to the recording that everyone's heard of him playing it
Bravissimo Genius Cziffra!!! What is the piece so lovely at 7:41?
It’s the middle section of Chopin’s Impromptu no. 1 in A-flat Major, op. 29.
@@jamaaldavis6243 Thanks so much, best regards
A trademark of Georges.... more Slow than majority in Chopin and more Faster than majority in Liszt
Pace is so important in playing. Rubinstein said that 'slow passages should be played a little faster and faster passages a little slower. Only Rubinstein could compete with Cziffra I feel that though He played with such purity and majesty, Cziffra added an element of excitement and romance to his playing.
I just love that there are people who-from on high somewhere….a POS?-who just love to correct acknowledged masters and geniuses! When they don’t even have enough smarts to realize that this is his warmup and not a performance! I always get a good laugh out of it….don’t they _wish_ they had an ounce of this man’s talent, lmao!
To put it bluntly they are just envious, narrow-minded, arrogant critics
are there any other "post-cziffra jr's passing" recordings?
He was a great Jazz musician as well, he did Play a B note because he wanted it, as Joke hehehe
I didn't know Stephen Fry could play chopin
He seems to suffer from joint pain.