Rachmaninoff Etude Tableau Op 39 No. 6 "Little Red Riding Hood"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2010
- Rachmaninoff Etude-Tableau op39#6
Fragment of recording session in Hannover Germany, December 2009. Rachmaninoff Sonata # 1, 6 Moment Musicaux op 16, 4 Preludes - เพลง
I can't believe this is nearly 9 years old. Time flies... and I still can't play the piano.
DodderingOldMan oh my god, your comment got hearted by Valentina Lisitsa
@@randomguyontheinternet6546 so lucky :'(
@@randomguyontheinternet6546 i dont have words for lucky
Bruh
@@randomguyontheinternet6546 Oh wow, somehow I didn't even notice until today. Awesome! Although it's pretty emblematic of my life that my admission I'm terrible at piano would get noticed by one of the greatest living pianists :P
I feel like I should do something with my newfound fame... um... check out my channel, I've started doing gaming vids... Or is that just too tacky? Yeah, probably.
well damn.
I've been playing piano for 12 years and I can't see myself taking on a piece of this caliber for at least another decade.
aSongScout I Love your videos man
Well, you’re halfway through the decade sir! Hopefully, you’re close 😁
aSongScout almost there?
Maybe because you’re doing something wrong.
It’s about about how long you’ve been playing for but about the intensity of your practice
Nobody:
Rachmaninoff: I enjoy creating psycho pieces
What's so psycho about it? On the contrary it's a very vivid and accurate depiction of the red hood's childish playfulness, a big scary wolf and the chase that ensues as the result of encounter.
@@pplayer666 The fact that Rachmaninoff is so good with embedding known images into his music and make it so visual, is what is so psycho about it. He doesn't leave a blank note space.
@@alanpotter8680 to me this piece is a sound analog of a photographic quality painting, where emotions are conveyed so thoroughly and precisely one cannot help but see everything. Perhaps my understanding of psycho differs from some others, that's alright.
The above commenter attributed this piece to the story of Little red riding hood. The story famously depicts the wolf as anthropomorphic. So realistically we can discern that this is a story about a killer. Mr. Wolf stalking A little girl then kills the grandmother then pretends to be the grandmother and then he chased after the little girl and kills her too. To me that’s pretty psycho.
@@pplayer666 I think we are on the same page.
0:09 the face you make when you finally catch that lil' mosquito that ruined your sleep
LooL. PureRevenge?!
When Gollum finally gets the ring as he falls into the lava.
lil fly u mean
LOOOL
Reynand R.W. The face when you finally get the piece of popcorn shell out of your teeth.
Her attack on those A minor chords are on point.
@@michelleong2762 STOP OMG
1:31 I just laughed loud... this was really impressive
😄😁😆
Which chords
As someone who has played piano for many years, this is definetely not the hardest part, its her ability to play so fast and yet so delicate, when you play songs with many repeated notes and trills, the faster it gets the more impossible it gets
She protecc she attacc
But more importantly...
Her fingers go tacatacatacc
she play racc
LOL
Lol
The name of this etude should really be “strong muscular girl killed skinny little wolf”
😂 😂 Неплохо
This is extremely funny 😂😂😂
In the illustration style of Hirohiko Araki!
LOL, totally awesome characterization! Love it!
Best interpretation i have ever heard for this composition .Valentina shows us her genius.
erdeminoff So I see you drive trucks and watch guitar and piano videos on TH-cam along with vlogs and conspiracy theories. Your a slight science geek with a love of Rachmaninoff, you wish you were famous and rich. And right now your wondering (how does this guy know so much?) And the answer is 😈😈😈😈 I checked your TH-cam subscription 😂😂😂😂. Sorry if I scared you for a second.
John Mace That was beyond random lol
Majed Kalaoun Hello Mr. Classical music and minecraft fan, how's your piano playing going? Still learning that Chopin piece? Nice Instagram account....no posts I see.....you get snow often??? Anyway, have a nice life 😈😈😈😈
John Mace Internet’s a powerful tool, eh?
@@johnnyboy1232 Wow you are so impressive clicking onto people's profiles like that.
She doesn't practice forty hours a day, she practice eighty hours a day.
Ling Ling does it in 40h
If she can play slowly, she can play it quickly
Like how a normal human prodigy would do it
Ching Ching 100
Bruh, Rousseau played it at 0.75x speed of this.
I absolutely love this. You have to be extremely crazy to compose this, even crazier to play it, that's the result of Rachmaninoff's music. He's my favorite composer and a personal inspiration. And I love Val's interpretation very much as well! The craziness of the best musicians ever!
Rachmaninoff must have been a very strange man to think of this when hearing of Litter Red Riding Hood...
Burntshmallow Rachmaninoff never really named his pieces, like so many other composers. it was just a nickname given by the public or someone after publishing
Burntshmallow not really, go read the original story by Charles Perrault. And the meaning. It's frightening.
Those chromatic runs into those chomping chords are the wolf. The treble responses are little red riding hood. In the end she gets eaten.
Mr Kitrid wait there are differing versions?
This Etudes and other 4 where named by Ottorino Respighi, who created an orchestrated version with Rachmaninoff agreement.
Full list below.
La foire - (Op. 33, n. 6)
La mer et les mouettes - (Op. 39, n. 2)
La chaperon rouge et le loup - (Op. 39, n. 6)
Marche funèbre - (Op. 39, n. 7)
Marche - (Op. 39, n. 9)
1:08 Good bye fingers!
U to hehsydhdhehshyeehhehsueheyey we eyeyeheyhhesjud ugh
Jacob James I agree
Bruh
it's like on fast forward lol
@@ccret4383 no noob
Like she doesn't "press" any of these piano keys at all. Her fingers are just floating softly over the keys, hardly touching them - and they press themselves by pure reverence. That's magic.
Wow this is so calming
😂😂
lol
It is
Lol
Red riding hood on drugs
lmao
Lol this is what i want to say
There's a version of the Red Riding Hood story where the girl gets tricked into cannibalizing her grandmother and then she, too, is killed by the wolf. That's the version of the story I link to think this piece fits. Scary.
Ahahahahaha!
Ryner Lute Just like your profile picture. JK 😂😂😂
when i heard the older video of Valentina playing this piece a long time ago i knew from the first few notes that she was a great artist. I don't always prefer her versions of the pieces but i always do a small detour to hear what she has to show with great enthusiasm :) what a great pianist and internet personality she is.
Intel Inside.
Mario Lopez lol
i'm a little late
Mily Balakirev hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Guys? Am I too late?
Andrew Marcus Amd Threadripper Inside
Oh wait that didn’t exist back when you wrote this
The idea of "Little Red Riding Hood" is from Rachmaninoff himself. And when I listen to her performance, it does remind me of Little Red Riding Hood found and chased by the wolf. I personally think the speed and weight are absolutely fitting for this piece. :)
EXACTLY
The Wolf was running so fast!
I absolutely love this this piece. So many emotions go through me. Valentina plays it like no one else. Simply wow.
When this piece is played this fast it really gives you the interpretation or vision of what could be happening in a scene between Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. Listening to it slower just makes you admire the craft of the piece.
I've listened to it at least 100 times and I sill enjoy it....
Have always loved this composition and its “wind up” effects. Beautiful interpretation and performance!
Breathtaking! Watched more than 10 times in a row, and still admiring every note...
Ferociously, exquisitely, articulated, and so incredibly focused. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the inspiration, Valentina Lisitsa. :)
her CPU's clocking rate is very high :)
It's not the clocking rate. It's the actions it can do per cycle
@@leesiheon8013 r/whoooosh
its probably ∞ Ghz
@@shanmukhasrinandar1252 That would make a black hole out of her
7ghz
Tip for beginner pianists: Don't watch this video.
Hmmm where else have I seen this comment....
@@spikespiegel6890 on Rousseau's videos
I disagree. Watch and practice so you can play like THIS!
I watched it
Now I don't know what piano is
Actually true. Watching hard pieces made me want to play them instead of my level
Just wonderful, amazing.
So powerful and as always subtil touch...
Bravo !
1:12 Her hands are jumping faster than it took the keys to bounce back. I'm done.
I knew some witchcraft was going on
Double escapement mechanism
Actually, her timing is not good in this part. You can hear those bars clearly pronounced at the same tempo in other recordings (e.g. Lugansky).
Like tom is catching a jerry
Mily Balakirev thats not possible i see you in all coments of Classic music
like wolf is catching the red girl
Weldon Percy yeah
한쿡인 반카워
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 would be better for that
Clarity, precision, expression, not a theme or note lost, and a clear love for music. Bravo!
This piece seems like it’s not even written for its beauty just for the virtuoso who plays it to show off their immaculate skills! This performance is truly tremendous!
beethoven: joy and and feelings and stuff.dont have time for this must *compose*
brahms: whatever keys i press sound good. you like hangary?
liszt: i paid for the whole damn piano ima use the whole damn piano.
rachmaninoff: *these keys are soaked in the blood of the innocent you can hear their screams in the chords*
chopin: sometimes fun, depressed. need another hand to play
mozart: im so majestic and elegant, im sippin on Cabernet Sauvignon
lmao did you steal this from a rousseau video
@@stevenquach8520 YES
And Bach?
@@insearchofpeace2151 lives off of his students’ suffering
I swear I saw this exact same comment on Rousseasu's video
fantastic artistic performance!!! most exquisite sound!!!
Musik ist auf keinen Fall einen Performanz !....
May I ask you, are you a musician? This piece is called the Red Riding Hood:)) everything is relative
Veka Svanidze Well, she's a world-class pianist. One of the best in the world in my opinion.
Klein Robert yes of course, music is performance. Without performance you have only scores.
Everytime I watch you play it makes me want to cry because you're so good!
Just watching your hands move across the piano puts me (and everyone I show your videos to) in a state of awe! And I've seen this video like 20 times, I just can't stop watching it, I play it over and over.
Valentina, you are truly a master. I think it safe to say one of, if not the best pianist(s) of our time.
The accuracy is what amazes me.
Fantastic, Valentina! Always enjoy your performances!!!
seriously, thank you for posting all these videos....a great service to all classical music lovers out there
i love that you created a new video of this song! Thank you!
Quelle musicalité quelle technique quelle artiste et...quelle pianiste!!🎹🎶🎶🎶
This is my favorite performance and recording of this piece. John Ogden would be proud!
just incredible. now one of your most beautiful interpretations finally enhanced by HD :D
brilliant. And beautiful sound. Every single note is harmonically felt.
0:01 늑대울음소리
0:11 소녀가 긴장하는 모습
0:40 소녀를 발견한 늑대/ 살금살금 뒤쫓아가는 늑대
1:09 걸음아 나살려라!!
1:43 Tempo 1
Listening to this makes Rousseau's performance seem so slow
Ya
Oh my god. Perfect piano, perfect videoquality, perfect pianiste, amazing.
Pretty fabulous. Leaves all the competition in the shade.
1:31 the most Russian musical phrase that you could ever heard Hahaha
I watch this from time and time just to see 0:08 to 0:010
***** Valentinas face :)
valentina's gollum face
David my....precious...keyboard...gollum! gollum! lol
Absolutely!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
James Liu yeah
What a performance!!!!...one of my favorites thank you for posting!
The best interpretation of this piece i've ever heard. You did a wonderful job !
@@russell3642 damm bro your so brain ded her version is wayyyyy better
Set the speed to 1.5. 1:07. Enjoy :)
Todor Pavlov omg hahaha
+Todor Pavlov 1.25x is already much enough haha...
Todor Pavlov the original speed is enough 😂😂
Compared to performances by others, Valentina already set the speed to 1.5)) ))))
Its so fast it lags for ma
Wow, Rachmaninoff's octopus finger style! )))
This is sooo good! Listening to this again... and again!
For me this is THE BEST interpretation of this Etude-Tableau!!
Kudos for Valentina. Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Without sheet. My fingers hurt from imagine what she's gone trough in practicing. Mad respect
1:30 The Red riding hood is running from the wolf?
RRH shot 'em down :)
"running" haha
No! She runs in 01:07
She runs the whole song, just not from the wolf 😈😈😈
The lower bases areas like what you put is the wolf chasing her, the frantic treble responses are her running away.
It dies down later where she’s run out of breath and the wolf (end chords) and eaten her
Yes!!! Never will get old, one of my first inspirational videos with Valentina, my idol!
This song/version is in my top ten all time favorite songs. Valentina is really good.
Как всегда БРАВО!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
1:09 her fingers gets to play higher octaves before the pressed keys get up.
Aaaaahhh... watching stuff like this reminds me just how incredibly awesome human beings can be at their best. Both the composer and the performer are just so... unbelievably fantastic. Stuff like this restores my sometimes-ailing faith in humanity.
Truly amazing woman! So talented.
About a decade later, the secret has been revealed...
*She's a robot*
Her Little red riding hood is possessed, i think wolf could be frightened. Valentina tells different story...
Thank you for sharing these incredible performances.
Regards from Greece.
The finger movements are so smooth and elegant
So I've been reading through this thing since last night, and I can tell you the right hand is nowhere even NEAR the left hand in terms of difficulty. Sure the right hand is fast and stuff, but the left hand has to FLY constantly lol
1:08 now that is hard - look at those left hand jumps and imagine playing that in time with all those fast chords in the right hand? All in all amazing 🤩 P.S. The reverb adds another cool touch!
This is by far my favorite interpretation of this Etude
Браво, Валентина! Спасибо! Вы изумительный бриллиант в короне рояля!
I'm not afraid to say this might be the best Rachmaninoff Etudes-Tableaux op. 39 no. 6 interpretation
Marvelous, amazing, and great playing !!...May God bless you and protect you !!...Thanks for sharing your wonders with us.
rachmaninoff never ceases to amaze me... and this woman knows how to play, too. spectacular, and i am humbled....
I guess you could say this will Rachyoursocksoff?
_get out_
LOL😂
Headlines:: "Pianist drops little girl right into the mouth of a wolf!"
"Experts say only a red cape was found, little girl was gone in a flash, felt nothing. ...Maybe some bewildered confusion and panic...."
More on 6pm news..
TheHypnotstCollector haha, your such a Savage!!!!
Shockingly good. Thanks Valentina.
out of this world! Txs Marcel!
When I listen to Valentina's performances my brain just lights up! It's as if each section of my brain is being stimulated as I follow the sound of each note. Ahh :)
I'm sure in 212 years I'm ready to play this
Very impressive. Her powerful performance just fits the music.
Awesome! These etudes are the finest in piano literature.
Bravissimo Valentina !!!
Marc Mignon is italian what are you speaking?
@@valentinalove6886 yes
gotta catch em all !
mix of emotions awesome yet scared by the song itself and the way she plays it the movement of her arms creaped me out
Her performance of this piece is the best! I love how fast she plays the middle, everyone plays it much much slower and it doesn't sound as good (or look as good)
Although this song is amazing, I like the way Rousseau played it, play this song at 0.75x speed :)!
Agreed! I feel like this version is a bit too rushed and it loses its wickedness.
I would love to hear Valentina play all 17 Etudes, and especially the one in E flat minor opus 39 #5.
Such an engenious texture, both by the author and the performer.
You are truly blessed with talent demonstrate your mastery of instrument and music in everything
i can't even imagine what the sheet music looks like to this
0.75 was the speed Rosseau was playing
Marlene Bennett i prefer the speed rosseau was playing at
@@girlgaming1993 nah fam shred
same, i can appreciate the more subtle notes at that speed
But is 0.75 speed what Rachmaninoff intended, Rosseau lovers? Indeed not
@damnation her*
Я не могу... На самом деле хочется сказать Вам, Валентина Евгеньевна, огромное спасибо, за такую интерпретацию! Великолепно! Браво!
I cant tell you how greatfull I am you putting this up on the web!
clicked randomly, stayed intentionally
Not sure if Rachmaninoff intended for this, at 1:30 it looks like the wolf is the left hand and is chasing little red riding hood (right hand) up the piano. Its easier to see from an upward angle.
wow i rly like your point of view… I never thought of this before
rachmaninoff and his huge leaps! and you do them so beautifully....
Its so perfect to see 3 uploads of this beautiful etude from the same person all last 2:21 so good and very strict with tempo i really envy you !! :)
comment est-ce possible de jouer ce morceau aussi difficile, ce morceau fait peur,