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- This is, in my opinion, one of the most magical and spellbinding recordings of this concerto. Piano and orchestra are in perfect balance. The lightness of Samson's touch, the sense of freedom he conveys and the perfect balance between piano and orchestra result in an inspired and imaginative performance.
Orchestre National de la RTF
Stanisław Skrowaczewski, conductor
Samson Francois, piano
Frédéric Chopin
Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11
00:00 | Allegro maestoso
19:41 | Romanze - Larghetto
28:25 | Rondo
June 1962, Paris - เพลง
Le calme d'un pianiste de bar mais un jeu céleste. Merci de faire revivre cet immense artiste.
Quelle émotion, c'est physique. J'aime comme il prend le clavier à pleine main. Le pianiste libre ça lui va si bien
Samson Francois. Un miracle de la nature
I LOVE SAMSON🥰WHAT A FANTASTIC PIANIST HE WAS👍🏻HE WILL BE MY HERO FOREVER😍
Nobody is mentioning the conductor, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, one of the best I know.
Samson n'est pas seulement le meilleur interprète de Chopin qui ait existé... il est "le seul" !
OH LA LA. !!!!
Пышный комплимент.
Quelle élégance, quelle facilité apparente. Son jeu est merveilleux de simplicité et de naturel.
An extraordinary pianist rendering a wonderful interpretation of this concert.
Well that was a unique performance and as different to everybody else as I’ve ever heard. His choices of tempi (which varied elastically) were intriguing. I especially enjoyed the end of the rondo that tripped along jauntily rather than the common breakneck speed we hear often. I’m going to have to listen a few more times to wrap my ears around it !
サンソン・フランソワのショパンは不器用な感じでいて、聴き終えると面白くて、小粋な演奏。フランス人だなぁと思う。
Ardent and noble interpretation. Straight and singing. Emotion without sentimentalism. My favourite.
フランソワのピアノ協奏曲だとおっしゃる方もおりますが私はそれだけ個性のある天才ピアニストだとずっと思っています。細部まで美しく音が響いていて、しかも演奏に余裕がありますね！ぜひ今度はRavelの左手のための協奏曲をアップしてほしいです。以前の方は消去してしまわれたので。あまり演奏する方がいらっしゃらない曲なので必見です！第三楽章までアップしていただきましてありがとうございました。特に二楽章の悲哀に満ちた美しい表現は誰にもできるものではないと拝聴してとても感動しました！
Quand on a eu la chance comme moi de l 'avoir vu en vrai à Besançon on ne l'oubliera jamais ! Un génie à l état pur !
What a great pianist. An elegant, noble style of playing. Beautiful sound. Absolutely exceptional performance. Thanks, Max Lima
Je suis pas d'accord avec tout mais sa façon peu orthodoxe de jouer Chopin me surprend agréablement et me fait sortir des sentiers battus.
Thank you for this rare VDO. One of the most elegant versions of this famous concerto. However, personally, the interpretations of Zimerman, Lipatti are the two I like the most. For the listeners who don't mind some wrong notes, the playing of Annie Fischer was also having full musicality, IMHO.
35:07 The most lucid rendition for this passage I have ever heard!
Merci beaucoup ! Je ne connaissais pas cette vidéo de mon pianiste préfère !!!
Thanks
Le plus grand de sa génération !
Thank you Sir for this interesting upload of Chopin's first pianoconcerto played by Mr François
You're welcome!
In these day there's a pianist who everyone will remember after a concert. As in Mr François days. And his name is Alexander Malofeev and is a
real phenomenon! www.tijdvoortegengas.blogspot.com
Thank you so much for posting this! I've tried a couple times to "get into" Francois's Chopin as I love his Ravel, though without much success.
Your post persuaded me to try again, and I'm glad I did. I'd forgotten that Chopin could be played with such style, personality, and grandeur. Truly Francois's Chopin is of a different time recalling Rachmaninoff and Hofmann where already such playing was falling out of style with a new generation of pianist like Pollini, Argerich, Ashkenazi, Cliburn, and the like popping on the scene.
How do I double like this?! Thank you for sharing!
Um dos maiores Pianista da Época, obrigado por postar esse video !!!!!!!!!
Hey Max. Thank you for your uploads over the years. Do you have the video Samson Francois play the Bach's bwv 543 and smoke cigarette at the beginning, I have a poor quailty one. It would be so great so see the original. Have a good day!
A poetic performance, what a pity that he keeps changing the tempo
Thanks for posting!
Its called 'making music' i believe.'Pulse' is not a Metronome.
@@stublag4132 you’re obviously a noob. Know nothing. Overuse “rubato” is worst thing. Stay away this before embarrassing yourself
I think this sort of Tempo change is normal for the music of Chopin. Because Chopin explicitly has a very Rubato style and so sounds best when played this way in my opinion
I agree, but you must not exaggerate in the process!
His playing is very elegant, especially in the ornaments and cadenzas. It is improvisational, and his individuality is well expressed, but that elegance is sometimes eloquent and egoistic, sometimes tolerant, and sometimes sensitive, and has a sexiness that seems to sum up the romanticism of a man.
Thank you, Max! I loved it.
Thank you, and please let us know the date of this recording, if you know it. Thank you.
tout à fait d'accord avec le "commentaire-en-dessous"!!!!!!!
Amazing
3 minutes into this video, and I'm really loving this footage already. I heard Francois's recording of Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 1 which was impeccable. The clarity of his notes was unlike any of the others in the 20 soloist comparison, so I had to hear more of him, so here I am. I wonder what's the reason for the camera under the keyboard and not above it? That's different. When I see videos like this, it gives me another level of appreciation for the Charlotte, NC Youth Symphony when I was a senior in high school as Principal Clarinet. I'm grateful to have also had the opportunity to study piano, and I do really enjoy the International Chopin Competitions, especially Kate Lieu's final Concert where she received an emotionally riveted standing ovation. I'm excited to hear Samson's performance too, who is way more conservatively composed as opposed to Kate Lieu who seemed to bounce with the beat at she finished the piece; however Samson Francois's performance was very very tasteful and delightful. He's very good.
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桑松-法昂索瓦的演奏看似平淡散漫又不經意。其實他極具天賦，音樂素養、技巧俱高，功力深厚。故能輕鬆自如地深刻展現出作品內涵的本質。
It is a version that will delight the proponents of an elegant and delicate Chopin. Personally I prefer a more energetic and passionate version such as those of Martha Argerich and which are no less poetic.
Orquesta? Fecha de grabación?
Have you checked the description?
But The Best One is with Heinrich Neuyhaus - the profeseur of Richter and Gilels
This concerto has been played and recorded by many great pianists. There is no single best performance-- just several different great ones!
@@galanis38 Exact : Il n"y a que dans cette version que j'entends le charme de la phrase du mouvement lent.
L'approccio delle sue MANI alla tastiera e la sua posizione davanti al pf sono simili a quelle di ABM. LA registrazione è pessima e la sonorità dell'orchestra soffoca il suono del pf...interpretazione ai massimi livelli
In qualche momento la mano destra, x eccessiva facilità, si indebolisce un po'... tante soluzioni personali, forse troppe ma tutte bellissime. SF è in primis MUSICISTA e il PIANISTA ne è un effetto. Eccezionale artista ma LIPATTI...
Not very good
Ha ha ha ha ha....
C'est le plus grand pianiste de son époque.
@@michelligier9626 Но ведь не он один. Мне больше по душе исполнение 1-го концерта Шопена Циффрой с этим же оркестром.