I think that Kissin is, by far, the best interpreter I have heard of this piece. I can see why people don't like it when others compare pianists, but hopefully it's fine to compare Kissin to Kissin. If you liked this one, I think his Tokyo performance (also on TH-cam) is even more astonishing.
I don’t know where they get the pianos for the verbier festival but they are of the most outstanding quality. Is it just me or do these pianos have a beautiful glass-like quality that other pianos don’t.
comme d'habitude il se donne corps et ame dans son jeux c'est une explosion de sentiments incroyablement joli pas de mots pour le decrire un délire de scriabin ....(je cherche des amis pour partager cette passion )
Great performance of one of my favorite pieces of music and the sound quality is great too. But why is the beginning of this etude (just the first couple of seconds) missing? I will appreciate it if you could upload the entire performance again. Thank you!
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How unfortunate that the video ended before the piece did. When Horowitz returned to his homeland to play his final recital there, he was filmed playing Scriabin's own piano in Scriabin's home. Sadly, he didn't play this immortal piece. What a missed opportunity for the Ages! Is there any work that is played as an encore more than this one?
It depends if he meant "learn" as in learn the notes (which is mind-blowing but just about believable) or "learn" as in be playing the piece to a decent standard (which is beyond my belief, even for Rachmaninoff).
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 Well I think the notes are believable as I have encountered similar feats. As for the interpretation it could have been that Rachmaninoff (being so close to and familiar with Scriabin) would have already played it "stylistically correct" inherently. Ragtime pieces are all essentially the same interpretively and differ only really in notes, making them easy to perform "well" after only learning the notes, so, if Rachmaninoff already knew Scriabin's style well enough (which I think he might have) the performance could have been pretty good.
Scriabin is one of my favs too (probably #3 after Bach and Schoenberg/Mozart), but he's only starting to sound good here. He gets amazing in the Poem of Ecstasy and later works like the last sonatas and Vers La Flamme imo
At this technique level and height of internalizing, he needs to be composing also. I remember that when he was a child he met Van Cliburn and that was a huge deal for these two pianists. I wonder how much he's had to deal with the rise lately of anti-Semite superstitions and scapegoating. I know of some things that have happened to a couple of other Jewish pianists who have been directly targeted.
I am sorry to say that the pianist -who is world renowned may have missed the mark on this exceptional work by Scriabin. The left hand technique require a love hate relationship with the right , a dominance which is missing so the piece sounds lopsided. Possibly its just that the microphones where placed incorrectly .
Kissin plays as if the piano were part of his soul. Such vision and artistry. His tone, interpretation, technique. Too beautiful.
is there anything this genius can't play? By far my favorite performance. Crystal Clear.
Love the attention to the inner voice at 1:10
Kissins changes in Dynamics are incredible.
Discordia ☝🎶🎵 😊up and dow
Every time I listen Kissin playing Scriabin he blows my mind.
Really the best rendition of this beautiful piece of music I have ever heard! Bravo Maestro Kissin!
I really enjoy neuhaus or trifinov more, but this is still fantastic, as always with kissin!
Horowitz and Sofronitsky joined the chat :D but yes for me his rendition is right up there aside the legends
I think that Kissin is, by far, the best interpreter I have heard of this piece. I can see why people don't like it when others compare pianists, but hopefully it's fine to compare Kissin to Kissin. If you liked this one, I think his Tokyo performance (also on TH-cam) is even more astonishing.
This is best version I've heard of this piece
Perfect performance for this Scriabin etude
sofronitsky’s....nothing else
this piece is why we love piano.
I felt Kissin has a natural genius interpretation of Scriabin, Rachmaninov, and Prokofiev that other pianists felt hard to surpass.
Great title, Medici.
😂😂
Still not fixed.
@@bergeronscores605 sorry, what's wrong with the title?)
@@bergeronscores605 oh, ok, I found answer in the comments))
Superbissimo! Bravo mister Kissin🙏💜
I don’t know where they get the pianos for the verbier festival but they are of the most outstanding quality. Is it just me or do these pianos have a beautiful glass-like quality that other pianos don’t.
those are steinway & song pianos. One of the best piano maker. They put during thoses festivals some of the them wich cost 200k or more
I've listened to many renditions of this difficult etude, and so far Kissin and Horowitz have come out on top for me.
Trifonov is also very good
What about Sofronitzky?
como siempre una interpretación de maestro domina la obra es fantastic
Amazing playing.
perfect and brilliant performance.
めちゃくちゃ難しそう。キーシンって凄すぎる‼️やっぱり大好きです😆🎵🎵
この曲大好きですが、キーシンよりうまく弾く人は見たことないです
@@misaking3853 そうなんですか。やっぱりキーシンは別格ですね🎵👌👌
@@kanekokazuko7034 昔は神童でしたが、いまや神の領域に達してますから
@@misaking3853 彼が15才で初来日した時、テレビで見てあまりの可愛さと凄い演奏に感動して大好きになりました。今は雲の上の存在ですが、益々好きになりました。
It’s a shame they cut the video before the music ends... such a perfect ending written by Scriabin, murdered by medici.
The beginning isn't all there either
Wow! Kissin is just incredible. That Etude is just NOT easy to play.
comme d'habitude il se donne corps et ame dans son jeux c'est une explosion de sentiments incroyablement joli pas de mots pour le decrire un délire de scriabin ....(je cherche des amis pour partager cette passion )
Impossible de ne pas être d’ accord avec vous. Il se donne TOUJOURS corps et âme!!
SO TECHNICAL, SO DIFFICULT SO MAGNIFICENT!
Great performance of one of my favorite pieces of music and the sound quality is great too. But why is the beginning of this etude (just the first couple of seconds) missing? I will appreciate it if you could upload the entire performance again. Thank you!
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This is what you call...a payment system.
@@Συναισθησις крупнейший сайт с записями классических музыкантов, который разорится, если, выложит видео на 5 секунд больше
Evgeny needs to start composing before it's too late.
He performed a self-composed toccata at Verbier this year. The clip is actually on medici
He already composed as a child...look it up
I was there, and his toccata was out of this world, and that is only a bigger reason that he should write more
Listen to his Two Inventions which you can find here on YT. They are sublime.
He should start composing before he starts decomposing
Op.5 No.42 ~> Op.42 No.5...^^
SSumai Piano Czerny Op.365 etudes, Op.400 And Op.756
lol
Xd
How unfortunate
that the video
ended before the piece did.
When Horowitz
returned to his
homeland to
play his final
recital there,
he was filmed
playing Scriabin's own
piano in Scriabin's home. Sadly, he
didn't play this
immortal piece.
What a missed
opportunity for
the Ages! Is there any work
that is played as an encore more than this one?
The étude that's so difficult that it reportedly took Rachmaninoff an HOUR to learn it. XD
Christian Vennemann One hour... plus a lifetime of study and practice.😊...and those huge hands...!😊😚😋
It depends if he meant "learn" as in learn the notes (which is mind-blowing but just about believable) or "learn" as in be playing the piece to a decent standard (which is beyond my belief, even for Rachmaninoff).
@Alexander Scriabin After a few days? Yes, certainly. But to learn it to a decent standard in an hour beggars belief.
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 Well I think the notes are believable as I have encountered similar feats. As for the interpretation it could have been that Rachmaninoff (being so close to and familiar with Scriabin) would have already played it "stylistically correct" inherently. Ragtime pieces are all essentially the same interpretively and differ only really in notes, making them easy to perform "well" after only learning the notes, so, if Rachmaninoff already knew Scriabin's style well enough (which I think he might have) the performance could have been pretty good.
@@lyubomirdzhumbishliev985 u talking about his 3rd and 4th concertos?
Perfection.
키신…. 최고 브라보💓
lnsuperable Kissin
God damn it why do people ask me why Scriabin is my favorite composer
Scriabin is one of my favs too (probably #3 after Bach and Schoenberg/Mozart), but he's only starting to sound good here. He gets amazing in the Poem of Ecstasy and later works like the last sonatas and Vers La Flamme imo
What a terrible video. Wrong title, starts too soon, ends too soon as well. Only Kissin absolutely brilliant
Super! All there.
perfect
Nice interpretation, although I still haven't heard anyone come close to Gavrilov on this piece
I never got to play this etude how it should be played
ホロヴィッツかこれか、二択。ほかはまだ出てこない。
WTF WHERE IS THE BEGINNING!! YOU CANT JUST CUT OFF THE FIRST MEASURES KISSIN HIMSELF WOULD DISAPPROVE!!!
It depends whether or not he's making money off these subscriptions
They say this etude is fiendish.
Compare it to Prokofiev etudes options dont know if Kissin ever performed those??
Great performance, however Horowitz’ interpretation of this étude is just unmatched
Nice music but wrong title. Please change it to no.5 op.42 .
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came here to compare to that by horowitz
Horowitz's one is still my favourite
Indeed and way more mistakes!
too much touching......
At this technique level and height of internalizing, he needs to be composing also. I remember that when he was a child he met Van Cliburn and that was a huge deal for these two pianists.
I wonder how much he's had to deal with the rise lately of anti-Semite superstitions and scapegoating. I know of some things that have happened to a couple of other Jewish pianists who have been directly targeted.
I am sorry to say that the pianist -who is world renowned may have missed the mark on this exceptional work
by Scriabin. The left hand technique require a love hate relationship with the right , a dominance which is missing so the piece sounds lopsided. Possibly its just that the microphones where placed incorrectly .
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Evgeni 👎👎👎👎
Please include a TH-cam link of you playing this and demonstrating what you see as an improved interpretation. Thank you.