0:54 is my favorite part of this performance; it's like she's drawing something exceptionally fragile out of the piano through the entire phrase with her whole body. Gorgeous.
Michael Schefold question, since she played with an orchestra, was every piece she played a concerto or a piece with the orchestra besides the encores?
jesus christ i just stood up and clapped in front of my computer screen when she finished lol. she is a once in a generation virtuoso with an unparalleled technique. seriously bravo
I love Yuja's playing, from Prokofiev to Bach, she is amazing. As I listened to this one I was trying to imagine Turks trying to march to it! She and the piano are one.
Einfach unglaublich, eine Riesen-Freude, das zu hören und auch zu sehen. Ein mögliches "Geheimnis" für so tolles Klavierspielen ist sicherlich Frau Wangs Entspanntheit beim Spielen, körperlich wie mental, durch und durch. Von dieser Entspanntheit kann die ganze Welt lernen. Und am Ende steht pure Freude und Begeisterung. Mozart wäre erfreut und begeistert.
Man, she must have been feeling tired that night, she left out my favorite passage where she plays contrasting themes in both hands, the faster one in octaves with her left. I honestly teared up when I first saw her do it in another video performance.
Her sound, technique & the beautiful grace & strength of her hands make her potentially the most promising pianist on the world stage today. She should play LOTS of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven to become the best.
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness. It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi In summer 2023 I decided to learn Turkisch march from TH-cam and fond this ?.... 😢 Now is february and I stopped play the piano after watching this, incredible!!!
This was an encore piece. If you want to listen to Yuja play a challenging extended piece, there is plenty to choose from. The Prokofiev No 2 piano concerto, the Rachmaninoff No 3 piano concerto, or Beethoven's Hammerklavier sonata are good places to start. I believe all are available on TH-cam.
I thought it was a bit too easy at first, but I kept listening, and then became very impressed by her brilliant interpretation of what Gershwin (and maybe a bit of Rachmaninoff too) would do with Mozart's original.
You can see behind her a lot of talented ultra musicians...and you can see at the end a smile...like WTF did i just listen...pure no 1 error symphony! Here you can see 1000000000000000h hours in practise
![Yuja Wang: Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ce3OERuCY0E/mqdefault.jpg)
She looks so calm or happy when she’s playing this is really refreshing
Happy brainless calmidiots you
Meiyee Lee eh?
World’s greatest pianist !!
She is sooooooooooooo talented and I notice that everytime she plays, the clarity is just hella crazy man. So sublime
Great set!
She plays well, too.
she somehow shows off and makes it interesting musically at the same time. she is incredible.
1:37 he stares deeply into my soul
Compare head sizes.
Like vinheteiro
Mayor of hoovile lookin ass
He looks bored
sheeeeeeeeeeeeee
When the original piece is too easy.
Yuja Wang played Chopin's Fantasie at the age of 12 like piece of cake
ha haha
@@kinuux well chopin wrote his first piece at the age of 7.
Metal Videos Mozart at 5
@@metalvideos1961 well I was playing piano seens 1yr old💩
I can listen to this a hundred times and get chills every time.
Same
Exactly same!!!
+1
In a world full of great pianists, there’s Yuja, then there’s everyone else.
0:54 is my favorite part of this performance; it's like she's drawing something exceptionally fragile out of the piano through the entire phrase with her whole body. Gorgeous.
I could listen to her play for hours!😍
This is a mixture of two different "improvisations" on Rondo alla Turca: she alternates parts of Fazil Say version and Volodos version! So beautiful😍
Volodos’s version is surely the transcript of Horowitz’s improvisation encores.
I love sharing this recording with people. She is SUCH a savant.
I was there! The audience loved it!!! Great music can be funny, when it's played like this!
Michael Schefold question, since she played with an orchestra, was every piece she played a concerto or a piece with the orchestra besides the encores?
wow congratulations
@@EddySoler ‘>"
You’re so lucky !
The orchestra is more amused than usual.
right. normally it's more like 'stop and let us go'
Right. The VIP floor seat might cost $800, but an orchestra seat will cost $2000. THey can watch her from 5 ft away.
The orchestra is more amused than yujal
Some amused by her jiggly 'bits' 😂
Okay at least I'm not the only one who noticed
The absolute best parts of these videos are the reactions of the orchestra behind her - virtuosos on their own instruments - smiling and in awe.
The orchestra's faces shift from "omg what is this" to "jezz kill me" to "I'm changing my bloody job".
orchestra:
yuja: imma end this man's whole career
The notes was so clear with a good expression and gracefully
INSANE!!! Turkish March is one of my favorite pieces ever and to hear Yuja jazz it up so incredibly well is fantastic!
0:02 too slow for yuja, 0:26 warm up, 1:45 normal speed for yuja,
just the personal preference.
damn
@Amari watch the volodos yuja's cover version from 2007
Dear lady, can you ever play so beautifully, so wonderfully, so magically.
The best pianist in the world! Yuja is the best!
It sounds like she's playing two pieces at the same time its incredible
I've seen this clip, over 100 times.
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Kya yhi Pyaar hai.
Wow! Amadeus who turns on jazz ... Madame Wang is sensational! Brava!
my favorite part is 0:17~0:28. a bit of jazzy vibe with funky stuff. stunning.
jesus christ i just stood up and clapped in front of my computer screen when she finished lol. she is a once in a generation virtuoso with an unparalleled technique. seriously bravo
I imagine the excitement every one of the orchestra must have felt just knowing they would be on stage with Yuja. 🤩
00:01-00:18 Mozart
00:18-00:29 Gershwin
00:29-00:35 Liszt
00:35-00:42 Chopin
00:42-00:48 Scott Joplin
00:48-00:53 Rachmaninov
00:53-01:00 Tschaikowsky
01:00-01:06 Gershwin
01:06-01:12 Chopin
01:12-01:20 Liszt
01:20-01:42 Chopin
01:42-1:55 Liberace
01:55-End Chopin
Busted! 😅👌
What?
wtf, this is wrong
Uh most of those composer did anything even close to jazz
@@awe331 I think hes just trying to say he knows more composers so hes cooler better and smarter OBVIOUSLY
TokyoEthan
He or she probably just googled the composers
I love Yuja's playing, from Prokofiev to Bach, she is amazing. As I listened to this one I was trying to imagine Turks trying to march to it! She and the piano are one.
Thanks to Fazil Say that he created such a greatest improvisation of all time...
*she
Unprecedented technique, bravo Yuja Wang! This artist makes me happy, pure goosebumps! 🥰🎼🥰
Always nice to see experienced orchestra members enjoy her encore as much as the audience . . .
The innocent Turkish March gets insane!!
it was also amazing
Einfach unglaublich, eine Riesen-Freude, das zu hören und auch zu sehen.
Ein mögliches "Geheimnis" für so tolles Klavierspielen ist sicherlich Frau Wangs Entspanntheit beim Spielen, körperlich wie mental, durch und durch. Von dieser Entspanntheit kann die ganze Welt lernen. Und am Ende steht pure Freude und Begeisterung.
Mozart wäre erfreut und begeistert.
I came back so many times to enjoy every notes she plays and now I even start to enjoy every orchestra members’ expression.
Cuz their minds was not on the notes itself, likewise, likeyou, is on the node naughty 😁
I can't even move my hands as fast, randomly, as she can move them precisely while playing. I can't even FLAIL as fast as she can articulately PLAY.
Man, she must have been feeling tired that night, she left out my favorite passage where she plays contrasting themes in both hands, the faster one in octaves with her left. I honestly teared up when I first saw her do it in another video performance.
Au top du top, Lang Lang et Yuja Wang. Que du bohnneur pour les oreilles et les yeux. 🥰🥰🥰.
She combined variations of two well known arrangements of this piece. Pretty cool :)
No, it's horrible. Shows her utter lack of taste.
Неземное наслаждение от произведения,Браво, леди.восхищен вечной музыкой,она льется весело и красиво. Валерий Шпанагель Москва журналист
The most Amazing pianist I've ever seen 💖
Her sound, technique & the beautiful grace & strength of her hands make her potentially the most promising pianist on the world stage today. She should play LOTS of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven to become the best.
She should stick to Philip Glass. And Czerny.
i love how everyone laughs at the beginning, like noob- and then after theyre like oh-shi-
No words...Her technique is unreal. Yuja is beyond
I have never seen this version until now, amazing Genial, brillante!!! I love her!!!! 😍
Another amazing version of Turkish March! 😀👍🧿🇹🇷🧿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
She made a nice mix with Fazıl Say and Volodos's variations. She also added some odd speed shifts but great performance overall :)
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness.
It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You can almost hear the piano roar nearing the end. Amazing!
my favorite pianist 🤍
I LOVE this version !!!!!! Thanks a lot Yuja !!!!!
Love those Wang variations. Good sense of humor. Thanks. 🌾
Apparently this little ditty has become Ms. Wang's signature piece.
Hi In summer 2023 I decided to learn Turkisch march from TH-cam and fond this ?.... 😢 Now is february and I stopped play the piano after watching this, incredible!!!
Fazil Say + Volodos.
Thank you!! I was wondering who wrote the jazz parts
Fazil Say is better better than her
@@mustafaak9311 ofcourse.
@@mustafaak9311 Well-no; but who the hell cares. Lucky to have them both...
@@mustafaak9311 Better composer indeed. Technique-wise I'll probably go for Yujia...
Keep calm & love spreading good vibes, fans love youuuuu
perfect yuya,this in LiberTango and you are perfect
Seeing her yet again soon here in Vienna with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra once again…..can’t wait
She’s amazing!!!
Dazzling piece. Is she all over the place or everywhere at once? Freak talent. Gorgeous lady.
WONDERFUL PIANO PLAYING ! BRAVA YUJA WANG 💚😊🎶☺💟😘🎵
BEST GREETINGS FROM GREEN MAYSAN WAREHOUSE 😘🎵💟😊
Literally come back every week to listen this lol too magical
Funny to see that some musicians in the background are not really happy to hear Mozart cut in pieces :) Still she plays like a goddess !
It was also a personal reminiscence of Horowitz to his teacher Scriabin. Very emotional. Olymp of music!❤
Love the expressions on the Orch players' faces. The cello guys are kinda: 'yeah seen it before' but the blonde lady is totally: 'you go gurrrl'.
I love it - she is more than a pianist, she is a true creator.
WOW! SHE ONLY PLAYED FOR TWO MINUTES, THIS NEEDS A ONE HOUR VERSION!
This was an encore piece. If you want to listen to Yuja play a challenging extended piece, there is plenty to choose from. The Prokofiev No 2 piano concerto, the Rachmaninoff No 3 piano concerto, or Beethoven's Hammerklavier sonata are good places to start. I believe all are available on TH-cam.
ultra talented girl... and its to be seen how much she enjoyed her own playing
0:19 is the most catchy part, i wonder if there are any other songs with that rythm.
Yeah, it is Turkish March - Fazil Say version
She has mixed Volodos and Fazil Say trascriptions. Amazing!!
Fazil say.!! Thats awesome
much better
I saw a video of her when she was a child. She changed a lot.
0:42 i can see how much she is enjoying her performance
Mozart would love this Yuga! You are the boss!
Fantastic idea, I’m guessing she started with how she could incorporate Fazil Say and Mozart into Volodos’ arrangement
LOL. I WAS SO CONFUSED. First I heart Fazil Say immediately and then Volodos. Nice one.
I thought it was a bit too easy at first, but I kept listening, and then became very impressed by her brilliant interpretation of what Gershwin (and maybe a bit of Rachmaninoff too) would do with Mozart's original.
this is actually Say and Volodos
You can hear a lot of Liszt and a little Chopin as well..
2:00 was very fast than usual.. perfect as always ❤❤
0:05 the left hand is a warning to what's coming
Bravo! Who else could do this but Yuja Wang? Mozart would have loved this performance.
Now imagine if mozart was alive and memeing on best of what we have
Just came here after watching Lang Lang play the original. Love this version too!
При таком бешенном тепме она удивительно правильно держит мелодию, ведет её. А это - очень трудно! БРАВО!
Best love from Turkey 🇹🇷 💖
ファジルサイのやつだ！
この音が壊れないように、崩していく感じが好き。
この人さすがやな。めっちゃうまい
スバルプレアデス ファジル・サイ編曲とヴォロドス編曲を混ぜたやつだね
Mozart habrá disfrutado en el cielo de estas maravillosas variaciones de su Rondó 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I showed my dad and he said, "And you really like this because..?"
I'm infuriated.
Madison Hu I’m not gonna assume gender but I’m confused
@@esterleng860 I think they're talking about liking the music
Se queda uno sin palabras, eres ESPECTACULARRRRR hermosa Yuja !!
楽しそうに弾いてるからすごくいい
Jaw droppingly amazing - and seemingly played effortlessly
We should give Yuja a Turkish passport after this performance.
Fantastica...una pianista energica, precisa, potente, immensa, sublime, molto bella e sensuale.
The best.
Fun fact: By setting the playback speed to 2 you will be able to see her real performances which she reserves so as not to overshadow other pianists.
oui
You can see behind her a lot of talented ultra musicians...and you can see at the end a smile...like WTF did i just listen...pure no 1 error symphony! Here you can see 1000000000000000h hours in practise
力強い素晴らしい演奏です。
Why I can't stop smile and cry at the same time?
Notice how musicians who play crazy fast have a sense of wild in their hair.
Sick remix of Fazil Say and Arcadi Volodos with Yuja Wang as the DJ.
the whole package... utterly jaw dropping.
She is great.
Gracias Totales !!!