Jan Lisiecki - Ravel: Gaspard de la nuit, M. 55: III. Scarbo (Live from Würzburg, 2018)
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- “These remarkable pieces invite you to think and feel whatever you want", says Lisiecki, "There’s no ‘right’ response to them, other than the one you’re having.”
For his latest Deutsche Grammophon album, the pianist has chosen to return to the music of Frédéric Chopin with a brand new double album featuring the complete Nocturnes. His new recording captures the spirit of Chopin’s pianism, featuring profoundly personal interpretations of some of the most beautiful and best-loved pieces ever written for solo piano.
Enjoy Jan Lisiecki's performance of Chopin's Nocturne in E Minor, Op. posth. 72/1 live from the historic setting of the stunning Imperial Hall of the Würzburg Residence Palace.
Jan Lisiecki - Ravel: Gaspard de la nuit, M. 55: III. Scarbo (Live from Würzburg, 2018)
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What is your favourite composition by Ravel?
His piano trio is amazing!
String Quartet !
Bolero!
La Valse
Anything made by him never bore me
AMAZING! I saw him play with the DSO, his playing is very beautiful
Lisiecki has an inexplicable brilliance! ❤
Apart from its monumental technical difficulty, one of the most challenging elements of "Scarbo" is giving it a sense of unifying coherence. Ravel is uncharacteristically fragmentary in his approach (perhaps a nod to "Islamey"?). Lisiecki rather brilliantly identifies the motivic signposts in the work and draws our attention to them with consummate good taste. Nothing is "on-the-nose" or overdone. I especially enjoy this feature of Angela Hewitt's playing too. I'd love to hear Lisiecki play Book II of the Debussy Preludes or the Waldstein Sonata in which Lisiecki's wonderfully well-developed sense of musical geography would be absolutely thrilling.
He took inspiration from and wrote it with the intention to be harder than Balakirev's Islamay yes.
Excelente interpretación. Lisiecki es uno de los mejores pianistas del momento.
Bravo Jan¨!!!!!!!
To be able to play this piece is a gift. I could never master and memorize it.
I love Ravel so much. ❤ Jan Lisiecki is a wonderful and talented pianist. I admire the speed of his fingers running on his piano. 🙏❤🎶🎹🎶❤👌😌🤗 Congratulations and thank you so much, Jan and Deutsche Grammophon. 💕💕🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐😊🌹❤🤩🇨🇵😍🫂🫂
Thank you very much!
@@deutschegrammophon 🤗🌹💕
Never heard this before! However the piece is obviously extremely complecaticted! The technical musical ability to nail something of this caliber stands out as rare and phenomenal! I'm glad I stopped to listen and see his fingers and hands flying so gracefully over the keys making it thrill to watch as well! 💪🎭🥇🏆⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤔❤️👍‼️
Wonderful, Amazing! Incredible fingerwork.🌹
Noble and sublime scarbo.
Bravo!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is truly exceptional, phenomenal.
His technique is brilliantly controlled ! Bravo !
Amazing!
What a nice location !
Indeed!
Браво! Это дорого стоит и многие ли смогут повторить это.
Excellent 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍾🍾🍾🍾🥂🥂🥂🥂
I used to have your masterful version by Ivo Pogorelich. Hard to beat.
I‘m always listening Samson Francois‘. But I love this young Jan Lisiecki’s performance too.
COOL
💌 IMPLICITE EXPOSITION DE CE MORCEAU TOUT PARTICULIER DU *MAESTRO RAVEL* ... ICI INTERPRÉTÉ AVEC L’INTENSE BRIO, DU JEUNE PIANISTE *MR LISIECKI.*
M E R C I ❤ À VOUS *GRAMMOPHON* POUR CE COURS MOMENT DE RÊVE, HORS DES GAMMES ET DES TEMPS PRÉSENTS.
🌈 🌬☝🕊 🔥
De rien :)
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great stuff and so much interesting/questioning tempi and rubatto. Amazing virtuozity !
Might worth a consideration about economy of means in terms of musical intensity, what do you think?
No wonder its the hardest piece on piano
Uma excelente semana com a família e a trava de 3💯
Unbelievable
Perhaps Ravel's best performance.
Masterful playing. He's shockingly skilled. Not many words can describe playing at this level. But what's up with this typical ridiculous editing where they dont show his hands??? For the love of all things holy ALL WE CARE ABOUT IS HIS HANDS! We don't want to see anything else. The editors and producers are obviously not pianists!! Please fix you're editing. Only show his hands. Nothing else else matters. Do you get this??
I find it hard to balance the appreciation that I have for the obvious abundance of skill, with the fact that this music simply does not sound pleasing to my ears ahah. No offense to Ravel but if I remember correctly, this piece was made with the intent of being difficult to play. Not sure what was going through his mind at the time
This last movement is hard to listen to for new people that are getting in Ravel's music. I suggest you to start with the first two movements of the suite and some other of his small pieces and then come back to this one. Try Pogorelich's version, it's among the best you can find about this suite.
It's because the pianist can't produce an appropriate-sounding tone to save his life.
This just makes me wanna go listen to Yuja play it
Wow! It seems Ravel composed the piece to demonstrate the pianist's technical skills, which Jan has passed with distinction. Other than that there is not much of a melody.
Exactly what I was thinking.
@@kju666 ravel himself said that with scarbo he wanted to create a caricature of romanticism
I always compare with the painters of Impressionism - it’s not a sunset, but the impression of a sunset. So, about this same time, some composers and painters in France were more interested in conveying a mood or a feeling.
Lmao
Not much of a melody is an exaggeration.
Just another pianist playing it as fast as possible and ignoring all of Ravel"s pp and ppp markings. I stopped after 90 seconds. This kind of playing is not what we need more of today.
Indeed, but he's not so bad. Too demonstrative, though. It's not a little and playful demon but a flood of satanism
The pianist does nothing with the important first three notes of the movement. A part from this, I find the particular interpretation wanting in many respects (especially in the timing and delineation of the form of the piece). There's a lot of mystery in Scarbo, and I'm not getting it. Lisiecki has made Scarbo boring.
Don’t like this interpretation. I do prefer the one from Ivo Pogorelich (also DG) from the 90’s.
That's what I was thinking. Pogo's interpretation is probably the best one
@@88KeysPiano listen to debargue’s at the Tippett art centre! It’s unbelievable
My thoughts exactly.
Changing register at 3:53 has probably been the worst change that could be made to this piece. In this piece what could have been played faster has been brought to a slow and boring section and what had to be slow and creepy has been rushed. It'd be better if Lisiecki stays with his Chopin which he did way better.
bro just went off
You´re wrong.
Opinion rejected