Great Pianists DESTROY Piano for 14 Minutes Straight (Volume up!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2024
- I'm excited to share some of the most climactic powerful and thrilling moments from the repertoire of the world's finest pianists. Denis Matsuev, Lang Lang, Khatia Buniatishvili, Grigory Sokolov, Alexei Grynyuk, Yuja Wang, Giorgy Cziffra and Vladimir Horowitz deliver performances of nothing but sheer intensity and passion as they masterfully command the instrument.
NOTE: The video may be challenging to view (to listen) due to its apocalyptic mood.
Original videos:
• Denis Matsuev - Grieg ...
• Lang Lang Plays Rach 3...
• Khatia Buniatishvili -...
• S. Prokofiev : Sonata ...
• Alexei Grynyuk - liszt...
• i've got goosebumps al...
• Yuja Wang - Turkish Ma...
• Cziffra plays Liszt's ...
• VLADIMIR HOROWITZ PLAY...
• Vladimir Horowitz - Va...
why is lang lang looking at me like i owe him money
ha ha ha
Fr 😂😂
Well.... do you? :P
We all owe him after watching him.
😂😂
Yuja Wang is the definition of being fluent on an instrument.
She's amaising, love her
Incredible disappointment in this video
No actual music here, just noise.
1:36 "Found the camera!! ( °д° )Oops!"
LOL
that was the langiest lang in the whole internet
Lol😂
😂😂😂😂
I was searching the comment to find this lol
Yuja Wang is the perfect example to intimidate and make anyone feel horror about learning to play piano.
Es una maquina de tocar Yuja, My God !!!!!
The intensity of a pianist is unique.
Horowitz and Cziffra without hesitation: a technique isn't gratuitous, a technique serves expression
Also probably the only two here who compose and improvise.
G. Sokolov is to be added to this circle of piano maestri ultima.
Although I'm the last person to compare Wang to Horowitz, give Caesar her due: that is among the only technically flawless versions of that insane cadenza in a live recording, and she is ALWAYS like that.
@@fredfeinberg3995 Yes, but without getting into a big debate, there's still a huge confusion that will live forever: technique is NOT about playing cleanly, it's only part of the technique. EVERYTHING is technique: having expression is technique, singing the melody is technique, having independent voices (like Horowitz) is technique, controlling tempo is technique, internalizing the music is technique (which Lang doesn't have), etc.
@@beecolor Yes, of course. People have been saying this since Hofmann and Rachmaninoff, but I guess it still hasn't penetrated. I once read something on TH-cam like "Lang Lang is the greatest pianist of modern and historical times". And all I could think is "it's sad if you live in a universe where you've heard recordings by Richter (and so many others) and can still think that." I recall one great quote from Jorge Bolet, "Nothing kills excitement like mere velocity". YES.
I do have a sore point with this: Argerich. It makes me insane when people say "OK, so she can play fast", as if that's why she is world-famous. Feh!
Lang Lang and Yuja never miss to delight with their amazing intricate musicality...my top favourites.
Nothing beats the experience of a live act. At that moment the musician is so elated he/she feels capable of everything. The entire Universe is under the sheer energy and power of the performance. And it's all in the musician's hands, body, heart and soul.
TRUE! But, alas, to achieve this, one must gave up all his childhood and devote all his life to music! Like wizards, they do not exist separately from their art.
@@johnbanach3875 I don't know anyone who started as a teenager and succeeded in getting full skill? it is impossible. Like sports, has to be started young.
Bruce Liu began to play the piano at eight years old and was performing by the age of eleven.
The technique must be developed before puberty.
@@MishaSkripach not all of them gave up their childhood. Most of the good ones enjoyed playing piano as a kid. Doing what you love does not mean giving it up and for sure most of them had enough life experience by their adolescence to be able to express complex fellings like they did through music. That life experience is gained by living! I used to play 4h/day and had plenty of time to play as a kid and learn in normal school and read a lot of books and do everything else needed.
@@carolasandrakaty ALL OF THEM DID.
I was talking about really outstanding musicians, not ordinary ones who have a degree. Giving up childhood to devote to music is not a bad thing, it is very enjoyable for those rare people. It is impossible for them to go to normal school. Four-five hours of practice+ solfege dictation lessons+chamber music and orchestra+ second instrument+composition+masterclasses, concerts, rehearsals, travelling to competitions. It is incompatible with normal school life, and none of those great musicians ever attended normal schools beyond age 7/ They don't have time for books either, just getting along with the minimal school curriculum is the maximum they can afford. Vengerov at age 9 thought that strawberries grow on trees, he was so busy learning. I am puzzled why you put yourself forward as an example, as pianist Sandra Popescu by age 34 has not even been spotted playing with an orchestra at all, and cannot be found anywhere playing? I was talking about the top talent, top achievers, not music teachers for nurseries?
@@MishaSkripach you are a little agresive, calm down. 1. School is different in different parts of the world. 2. I have changed my name after marriage, I am not 34 y.o. and I have not studied a second instrument (although I also sing as a soprano in a choir). You are right, I am not one of the greatest (at least not yet), but for sure I did not went to music school because my parents pushed me to, but because I wanted it. There are kids like that. Not all are pushed by the parents. Sorry if you probably fell like you lost your childhood. For me is fun, I somehow get to fell like a kid even now. I see age as a state of mind. The piano was my favorite toy. So... again, don't judge all the people by your experience. I know not all the great ones were like me, acknowledge that not all were like you. It is kind of a spectrum this presure that parents put sometimes. But that is not a lost childhood, not always. Ask the great ones how they think about their childhood if you only belive the "great ones".
All these performances More and More are the reminders that LESS is MORE!
Falling for Khatia and Yuja all over again❤
I'm always perplexed by how awkward and seemingly contorted and tense Lang Lang's hands look, yet he shreds. I'm not a huge fan of his playing, but the dude has bizarrely powerful technique.
The end of the first one completely killed me xD
Finiding Buniatishvili's talent and exuberance after the faces of Lang Lang got me unprepared. I fell in love ... again.
I choose not to look at him - I just listen...😅
@@tatjanasiljeg2429 that's the right choice, his faces ruin the music he plays. Not sure why he makes those expressions, I think he makes them on purpose. They don't look natural or spontaneous.
@@valerio51987 - yes, it's really irritating - it ruins whole experience...
The reason he makes face is the express the music. For example if the B theme is angry the he will make an angry face if the C theme is sad the he will make a sad face it just means he’s really in the music. So when he played the octaves in the Rachmaninov concerto and he opens he’s mouth just really means he’s really in the music. He may not make the right faces or expressions and they may be weird, but it just means he’s really in the music.
@@mindanielj.9479 - yes, they want that it seem so...
The thing is that one can play without such expressions...
But then again - he is such a great pianist that everything is ok...😉
What are those LANG LANG faces? 😂
The late conductor Yury Temirkanov told him while rehearsing the same piece: "If you smile even once, you get the hell outta here"
那是傾注靈魂的臉。
😮🤩😧🤩😁😁
Stravinsky a dit de Rachmaninov qu'il était un des rares pianistes qui ne grimaçaient pas! A méditer...
Lang Lang is one of the greatest performers alive today. I don’t care if he comes out with a flamingo on his head. To play like that, he’s got my respect. Y’all have got to come to grips with reality: some folks are a little different. It’s what makes them great, and if it spills over into visible tics or “grimaces” as some like to say, that’s ok. Doesn’t bother me one bit UNTIL they start doing LIberace with practiced grins and comedy. Lang Lang is able to play what he feels, and his face goes along with it. Don’t embarrass him. support him. Tell him it’s ok. Not that he gives a damn at this point, but it’s the principle of the thing.
Sure some of these performances is bad but the comments are hugely disrespectful to many great pianists
Agreed
If we could play the piano we wouldn't be doing comments
@@alguien9710 hopefully you wouldn’t play the piano like this.
@@AntonPolezhayev Why do you hope he/she wouldn't play the piano like the pianists in this video?
@@SunAndMoon-zc9vd because there are tons of missed notes, inappropriately fast tempi for the style of music, and grimacing and clowning around, which is vulgar and repulsive.
Matsuev is crazy.))) Play it slower, bring mystery to the performance. So is Lang-Lang, Khatia (what a show body))), Yuja. Gosh, where is a music art gone?
Wow!! Piano is surely one of Percussion instruments according to this video..
Technically yes the piano is a percussion instrument, although it's based on a harp.
I was there in Chicago when Yuja broke a string!
😮
Lang lang...ooo no there's a tarantula in my trousers
and this is why piano is a percussion instrument
List’s Hungarian Rhapsody will always belong to Tom and Jerry. Once seen it will always be with you when you hear this🤷🏼♂️
And Bugs Bunny, what's up Doc?
All of them very impressive pianists, none better than the others
Aw That Steinway was built to TAKE THAT! AND THAT! AND THAT!!♡♡♡ Trust me! It was built w Lizst in Mind! 😅 Even Liza Minelli dancing on the top of a Concert D with Stilettos! When that one came back home to the Steinway basement we were in awe!
Theatrics, weird faces and histrionics make some player’s live performances difficult to enjoy. Horowitz is extraordinary. Yuja’s hands are a wonder to watch. The rest of us are tinkering
Horowitz and Cziffra.
1:33 You can’t tell me these mafackas aint possessed
Those are beautiful………….classics
No les pasa que cuando ven interpretar una pieza demasiado rápido sienten que no suena como debería, algo asi me pasó con friska, igualmente que increíble manera de derrochar virtuosismo 🙌🏻
Lang lang "ohh we are live!!!"
Dude uko huku 🤣
@@bennaarsongidi9269 Ofcourse
My preference is for Cziffra. One step above
I really need to learn piano
Khatia buniatishvili is a freackin legend!!! She even played at asap rocky’s concert
Is this a new sport???
Probably yes !!! ....Where are the music ?? Probably Death !
Ça transpire, ça éructe, ça souffle, ça grimace, un vrai magma musical organisé part des brutes, ou des dactylographes, allez savoir, ou la musique dans tout ça? heureusement Yuja Wang fait de la musique avec élégance et bien sûr Horowitz tout de même .
En effet..tout est ignoble et dune terrifiante betise@@eddund6932
No I just need to get this over and done with.
What?????????@@mypointofview1111
Buniatishvilli missed out or messed up or mashed in every tempi that rhapsody offers, which is all those physically possible. It's reaffirming to know she can pull off a dazzler, but things do come in a certain order. Even rhapsodies.
She's a breast pianist
I believe that was a cadenza, and not the friska part… Unless then yea… Too messy and Cziffra did it better
Wang in Prokofiev …stunning.
Fabulous, but I still prefer Beatrice Rana’s and Anna Vinnitskaya’s performances of Prokofiev 2nd. Check them if you didn’t watch yet.
Yes, Anna's performance was spectacular!!
Listen to this same concerto by yundi
I have heard Kassia and Rousseau play, and they play very well, but when I saw this, I thought Kassia and Rousseau were amateurs.
you would love traum he’s an actual professional pianist behind the mask
What i learned from this video: Pianists can easily get posessed on the piano.
Horowitz the master of the masters! 😁 No doubt about it.
The pianos came through unscathed, the music not always.
Some of those pieced were tortured ...
The world's greatest pianist is noticeably absent from this selection, possibly because he makes light of any of these kind of pieces and instead of "destroying" the piano for shallow effect, he actually favours music over acrobatics. Nice work Yuja Wang and Sokolov!
Горовец вне конкуренции ! 👏👏👏
They become one, the player and the instrument.
Absolutely incredible ! How can they do that , that fast ? Their brain is going at same speed ! whaou ! Hat's up !
THAT'S WHAT I CALL ( as a 😢 piano technician no MUSIC but MUSICK!! IT'S ONLY PIANO FORTE!! THEY FORGOT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WORD PIANO😢 WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TIME THE BAROQUE WAS !! With musical unbelief from Holland 🇳🇱
Démonstrations techniques implacables, y-a-t-il des fausses notes ? J'en doute, mais de toute façon on ne s'en rendrait pas compte au milieu de toutes ces cacophonies prétentieuses qui n'ont de la musique que le bruit. Ce qui est étrange, c'est qu'on puisse éprouver du goût à jouer ces morceaux, sans doute un attrait pour la gymnastique? Ils feraient tous de bons dactylos.
Too much emphasis on speed and volume. Gave me an awful headache. And i actually like some of these pieces, played properly.
I agree
thisisto show virtuosity sosorry
im rrally sorry but this is to listen to their virtuosity, not for some boring old normal way of playing, each pianisthave their interpretations, making each recording sound unique, so if u really hate it then bye
And there was silly old me, thinking music was something to be enjoyed. I never realised that it was actually a speeding competition.
Oh well, I guess it's just another of life's little pleasures I can knock off the list
@@margaretcorfield9891 wait. I didnt realize that it was actually sth like a speeding competition. Youre all right
0:50 Matsuev, are those really the correct notes in the left hand? Sounds like the whole hand is mashing the keys..
It's his own transcription.
@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568thought it was Ginzburg‘s
@@kacht345 No. I bet it is his.
@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568 just checked full version. You lost the bet. :) it‘s Ginzburg‘s
@@fazliddinerkaboyev6568 ?
Superbe, grand talent ❤
The third lady saw lang lang’s face, so she decided to hide her own
)))))))))))))) зато все остальное вывесила, как в картинной галерее))))
I loved Lang Lang, but most I loved Round Round.
Absolutely Maniacal 😮❤
А ведь некоторые балдеют от его игры.... Дурновкусие, желание произвести эффект на слушателя, используя силу
Ланг Ланг - пианист номер один, а тебе слушать лучше шансон.
Вы же о Мацуеве?
этим грешат многие пианисты. т.к. конкуренция большая, а выделяться хочется, но я предпочитаю слушать музыку, которую написали композиторы. а не тот фарс, в который превращают ее некоторые самовлюбленные исполнители (про вымя вообще молчу, детей на такие концерты водить нельзя, это 18+, бесстыдница какая-то. ладно, еще низ прикрыт и инструмент целый))))
Lang lang !!!!! 😅 es increíble!!!!
Esta mujer bien podría aprovechar su talento como boxeadora en la MMA.....
03:40 no man found the piano here. 😊 or here 04:04, or here 04:23
Senssacional!
Es algo increíble 😮
Music destroyed. Pianos are fine.
Sometime I wonder what's the point of them smashing the keys 😂
@@KarieWei Because people who have the technique capable of it are exhilarated by it.
@@alhfgsp makes a lot of sense...
Excellent
@@KarieWei pianos have little hammer that are directly influenced by the force applied on the keys, so hitting harder makes the sound louder
Shred that piano!!!! YEAH!!!!🤘🤘
Video başlangıç fotoğrafına bakınca kadın piyanoyu memesiyle çalacak sandım 😂😂
She was wearing her Jessica Rabbit dress. Just watch Who Killed Roger Rabbit, you'll get the joke
@@mypointofview1111 ok baby🫡
I'm ashame to say I don't feel anything listening to Yuja Wang. Very precise, maybe too much, kinda hollow.
lang lang fr looking at our souls
I can feel the pain of those pianos 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Thank you! 🙏
where's pogorelich's recording of islamey???
That moment at 1:37 when Lang Lang sees into the future of this video and he looks at you looking at him!
Por qué Lang Lang me saca lagrimas? 😢❤❤❤❤❤
The second one. Lang Lang overshadows all the others by a country mile.
Parlez vous au second degré ?
5:00 - spot the difference of this scene to the one in Tom and Jerry's piano concert. :)
Crazy way to play! It just emphasizes the flexibility of the performer's fingers, which is very unpleasant in the listening position of the solo.
I adore G.CZIFFRA, SOKOLOV & K BUNIATICHVILLI 😮😮😮😮😮😮
Denis ❤️
Even though one can, sometimes one should not
You can't destroy a piano by playing it!
Horovic supeeer bravisimo.no koment veri good horovic❤🙏
His faces are ok with his amazing technique
We all know why we clicked on this video.
Para ver os peitos dela? 😂
Men of culture… we gather once again.
I don’t know
Distracted -> click
The lady in red😂
Con todo respeto… se sobreactuan en algunos casos, y se las paga el pobre piano!
Das Kleid finde ich unpassend , wozu das ?
Ist ja wohl ihre Entscheidung. Viel schlimmer ist, dass das Stück massiv zu schnell gespielt wird. Also wenn wir hier von Buniatishvili sprechen.
Same... Die Kleidung wirkt echt nur peinlich
C'est juste magnifique❤
I get it when you can play anything and are that good you have to find challenges
Birds have natural ears'caps when they sing. What about pianists ? Yuja Wang IS the best, staying cristal clear even in these furia's passages.
yes, but she doesn't take any risk. She controls everything, including emotions.
@@Paroles_et_Musique she recognized to be a control freak like Bartok. But she does feel uncomfortable on stage. Even if it doesn't appear on her face. It's all about music and loving the grand piano. When she plays bumblebee, your hear a piano sound. As when Lang Lang plays it, you actually ear a bumblebee.
@@LaurentPingaultLyon I agree, Lang Lang's bumblebee is phenomenal, no one is even close.
Nothing is pure pianistically destructive as nyiregyhazi’s performance of Liszt 1st mephisto waltz
Ngl i dont find it as emotional as when they all punch the piano as hard as they can. They’re skills are undoubtedly insanely impressive, but the same slamming of the keys feels brutish to be playing.
Beeindruckend. Aber es ist schon bei manchen Stücken erstaunlich, was einem als "Musik" verkauft wird .....
Und bei den Pianisten wird gepfuscht, was das Zeug hält - sonst wären die Stücke auch völlig unspielbar.
That first piece was a monstrous performance with supper jet speed. The only other two pianists I believe capable of reaching this speed are Yuja Wang and Mark Adre Hamelin.
And music too.
3:38 🥴🥴
Это уже не музыка, а "спорт высших достижений".
И цирк..
это полная деградация пианистического искусства, а если еще и с учетом новейшей орфографии, то дигродация.
Oui, cest honteux.
ну у нас и в фигурном катании уже прыжки на коньках, а здесь бой по клавишам, кто наконец-то добьет инструмент, я так и ждала, что клавиши вывалятся, как в знаменитом диснеевском мультике))))))
@@georgtrakl8319 +1000, это можно слушать только один раз, чтобы испугаться, или показывать как пример того, как не должны играть учащиеся)))))
Trop de recherche de performance en vitesse et force ... C'est pas ça... ça dénature l'œuvre ...
Third pianist in red kept my focus
Rapsódia húngara 2 irreconhecível
A bit too harsh for my ear.
solokov be dribbling on the piano ma man, insane power
WOW!!!!🎉❤❤❤❤
I didn't know Jessica Rabbit played piano.
0:47 - sorry but I'm late for the restaurant
True, it doesn't make sense to play like this unless it's some kind weird art exhibition in which music is not the focus.
Buniatishvilli’s Hungarian Rhapsody 2 was an awful mess!
She is a sloppy pianist
This is Horowitz Version, which is
@@FranzLiszt0904 which is what?
@@FranzLiszt0904Sloppy
Is she making fun of us?????
no wonder my piano teacher keeps on saying im weak af
Lang Lang is his own condictor.
I've Always had a negative idea on Lang Lang but i know for sure that if he can do that lots of faces he Need to be a great pianist