Daniil Trifonov plays Trifonov - Piano Concerto (Detroit, 2017)
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Daniil Trifonov - Piano Concerto in E flat minor (2014)
► 00:24. I. Andante
► 16:24. II. Andante
► 23:15. III. Tempo di finale (Allegro con brio)
Daniil Trifonov (piano)
Giancarlo Guerrero, Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Detroit, MI, Orchestra Hall, 10 November 2017
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Даниил Трифонов - Концерт для фортепиано с оркестром ми бемоль минор (2014)
Даниил Трифонов (фортепиано)
Джанкарло Герреро, Детройтский Симфонический Оркестр
Детройт, Orchestra Hall, 10 ноября 2017 - เพลง
![Scriabin - Piano Concerto in F sharp minor, op. 20 (Vladimir Ashkenazy/Maazel) [Complete]](/img/n.gif)
Marvellous, he seems to have understood the composer's intentions entirely.
I do hope that was said in irony :-)
@@williamharrison69 I beg your pardon? He may have taken a few liberties with the tempos, haven't we all at times, but surely we can put that down to youthful exuberance.
@@deanwright7611 This is Daniil Trifonov. I hope this is a joke...
Ah young Maestro Trifanov, how delightful of you to respond. I never joke about music, though there are certainly one or two eccentric opinions on this page!
@@comprehensiveboycomprehens8786 Not quite as comprehensive as I had hoped...
Amazing! Trifonov himself would have played it that way!
Lol in fact he played it EXACTLY this way.
Trifonov wouldn't like this. Too much pedal. And this in origin was for harpsicord
He’s clearly butchering it by playing it too fast.
Dominic Airola Love the comments!
Congratulations Trifonov. You've played yourself
Gorgeously beautiful……but what else would you expect from Daniel…….pure genius as always!!!!!!
Possessing no formal training in any of the aspects of music, I have nothing that resembles an informed opinion on the quality of the performance of this piece. All I can attest to is that I found myself moved by it. The music touched my heart. With that, I am content.
Magnificent... skilful and inspired orchestration as well.
Saw a documentary recently where Trifonov recorded the two Chopin piano concertos with Pletnev and Pletnev said something along the lines of: he was glad to work with Trifonov, because he is not only a pianist, but also a composer. In the "old days", there wasn't any distinction between performing pianists and composers. This distinction only came up at the end of the 19th, start of the 20th century. And Pletnev's right. Refreshing and very encouraging to see an already legendary young artist like Trifonov taking up composition again. Other pianists should follow his example. Some have already done so.
Very impressive work, Mr. Trifonov. Thank you very much indeed!
It's about time someone COMPOSED. Trifonov is awesome.
Ikr? I don't understand why the upper echelon pianists aren't continuing the tradition and reinventing classical music. Props to Daniil.
@@m.a.3322 Because there's no longer anything to add in "classical music." Notice how Trifonov's work, though beautiful, is derivative of early 20th century composers.
@@milton3204 What a boring a sad world it would be if this comment was right? Luckily it isn't.
@@ArkaTaurus94 It's right, it's just hard to admit.
@@Tbop3 It's way too long. And complex: this is musician's music. He needs a huge dose of Copeland. But it's still good to see someone compose.
I read there is Prokofiev, Shostakovich, and Scriabin here. I agree,, but I also hear Benjamin Britten, Samual Barber, Debussy, Stravinsky, Bernstein, Copland, and more. What a lovely gift this is! I plan to really listen to it again and again. Why don't pianists compose like they used to? Because teachers of music don't teach that way. Having had a "somewhat" "better" musical education on the piano... we weren't allowed to do any of the following: compose, improvise, modulate, and direct symphonies. No, no, we were to just practice and practice and practice until we hated it! I was not allowed to even hear the pieces I was learning! I think we were cheated. I now know, after a lifetime of being a teacher, that composing, improvising, modulating, memorizing, and conducting must be taught at a very early age. Like learning languages; children's brains are open to all this, but by middle childhood, it stops and that's that.
I'd have to disagree there. I started composing after the age of thirty and feel like I'm capable of writing something good. (I also started Mandarin in my late twenties and am making consistent if slow progress!)
I love this work. I hear a lot of the lush Late Romanticism of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, some of the dissonant sarcasm of Prokofiev and Shostakovich, a good amount of the mysticism of late Scriabin, as well as Trifonov's own developing style in this.
To everyone complaining about Trifonov's work having too many influences, remember that Beethoven's early works had heavy Mozart influences, Chopin's had Beethoven influences, and so on. Great job to Daniil Trifonov, the conductor, and the orchestra!
Trifonov really understood Trifonov's intentions when writing this concerto.
As some musicians say that the Brahms first Symphony is Beethoven’s “tenth” Symphony; this first Piano Concerto of Trifonov is Rachmaninoff’s “fifth” Piano Concerto. All four composers are indeed distinguishable form one another, but all are of the same breed.
Russia produced yet another absolute world-class giant.. Probably tallest of them all for the last 70 years - this one is a virtuoso, a master of his instrument, writing and performing his own work that requires an absolute capacity in terms of skill. Breath-taking.. and humbling.
It’s interesting that Trifonov conducts himself differently by this performance than he does by any other. He walks in like how I imagine a composer would. His bow is slightly less exaggerated, his facial expressions a bit more stoic. This is HIS concerto, HIS music. He knows everyone is listening to something they have never heard. Very interesting to see. And may I say what a beautiful concerto. Bravo!
I knew that Daniil Trifonov was the best pianist of his generation. Now a composer. What an enormous talent
👏👏👏👏👏👏
This shouldn’t be a rarity. And our maestro is conducting.
In 50 years this will enter as one the best piano concertos of the 21th century.
We have to be grateful that we have this recording.
This kiddo will find his way and develop a more unique style if he continueslike this. He could become the next Rach or Prokoviev
Bravo
Etwas sehr überheblich
und goennerisch ! Mit 26
Jahren, ein weltweit
gefeierter Ausnahme
Pianist , ist nicht mit Kind zu benennen.
Und in die Geschichte der Musik Welt wird er sicherlich als DANIIL TRIFONOV eingehen !
たまたま見つけたんですけど、これってもしかして彼が作ったってこと？ラフマニノフとか死の舞踏のような世界観が頭に浮かびました。彼って魔術師的な何かがあるとは感じていたが、ここまでだとは、、、、もちろん今回も、彼の世界に聴き入ってしまった。誰の生まれ変わりなんだろう、、、
Wow! Insanely multitalented guy. Great work! Really wonderful and amazing.
I love it! Trifonov has a fresh take on classical (using the term broadly) tonality and form, incorporating the techniques of his favorite composers while still being highly original. There’s no turning to the directionless atonality and stale avant garde-isms that seem to box in so many modern composers.
The Russian School lives near this work, energetic and romantic❤
If only today's composers could all write beautiful, tonal music like this...
Děkuji Vám ... Daniil Trifonov úžasný básník klavíru ... skladatel ... 🤍🕊️
what a complete musician !!!!!!!!!
Inmensamente bello!
la que escribe es Febe Fuentes de Argentina
Интересная штука. И традиционно, и изобретательно. Радует гармоничность, в пику "современным" изыскам. И звучит. Держит внимание.
Bravo. Not many professional pianists nowadays compose music. I know of Stephen Hough and not many others. Daniel is carrying on a great tradition.
Check on Alma Deutcher
Marc-André Hamelin has made some great compositions aswell. Check out his variations on a theme of Paganini.
Fazil Say
@@teacoffee42 Well, she is really young, and her harmonic complexity is not really an atracrtive point of her compositions. Maybe she could evolve, like I said, she is really youg.
You can also give Gabriela Montero a try. 😁
I like how the lady in the background enjoys the best part at 30:18 like "Yeeeeah, this sh*t is good!!"
This sounds exactly how the composer intended this piece to be. Amazing
Krása ...
lol
So many criticism in the comments damn you guys chill it's only the beginning of his composing path after all
Delightfully unusual.
Magnifique !
3:09 and its return at 12:07 is just something else. What a composer!
Finally.
A pianist that doesn't only play, but compose, just like the great masters of previous centuries.
I don't get why the modern pianists ignore composing, I mean... If Beethoven played Mozart pieces all his life without creating anything, it would have been a true miserable lost.
Well... There are thousands of great pianists doing exactly that. Just playing. Playing without creating.
Thanks, Trifonov, for being a musician just like the ones of XIX.
Mozart is older than Beethoven and he compose far earlier than Beethoven
@@69chau34 Ah z that's true, it was reverse, I fix that. Thanks!
I could watch this all day, especially the orchestra members' reactions, like what the hell was THAT? Brilliant.
Nice to hear good music from our times.
Genius, as a composer and a performer!
It's a great mix of styles with more modern sounds.
Inspired and interesting, devilish in technical prowess.
Should be played more often.
Absolutely love Daniil's performances.
He's putting so much into it.
My preferred pianist.
MÁS LO ESCUCHO MÁS LO NECESITO ESCUCHAR°
la que escribe es Febe Fuentes
So nice that a high level concert pianist is composing! I legit only know like 4 good pianist nowadays that compose and play their own PC's. If anybody knows more I would gladly like to know them
the orchestra watching him in awa during the cadenzas and solos is very telling. they knew they were watching history being made.
0:00 Ladies and gentlemen.. Daniil Trifonov. As you can clearly see not only is he a piano but he is also a (wonderful) composer.
I don't know man, he looks pretty human to me. But I get that the black and white suit could throw one off a little.
@@winter2400 lmao
Haha xD yeah I thought the same tunafish
I thought of the same thing!
Derivative yes, but who complains Beethoven ripped off Haydn and Mozart? All composers learned from each other. There's a lot to enjoy in this first concerto, I'd say he's got a bright future. I hope so.
We can just only hope...
EXACTLY
"All knowledge is remembrance, and novelty, only oblivion"
Господин Трифонов гениальный и уникальный пианист и композитор. Конечно, чувствуется влияние русских классиков. А каких же ещё? Ведь автор человек с русской душой. Браво, Даниил, мы восхищены.
Modern post romantic- very clear writing and beautiful themes ty uploader
Like a Prokofiev concerto meets a Shostakovich symphony, with about 15% Scriabin too. Really cool concerto, great job of building on the tradition of the Russian musical language of the 20th century. I'm looking forward to following Trifonov's composing
Sounds really like Rachmaninoff to me...
Also khacaturian there....imho
Medtner is here too :)
Thank you for the Scriabin, I was looking for the missing piece. Having said this, to me there's something quite disturbing in listening to a "new" piece that's actually a Frankenstein put together by the tiles of other composers' works. I don't care if this is plagiarism or not, honestly. But if I am to listen to something new, I'd prefer it to see a new handwriting. Someone who hjas really new ideas, not listening to other people's work in every second bar.
I hear a lot of scriabin influence, perhaps more than any other composer
This is a really good piece. I found it to be engaging throughout, and profoundly conceived and solidly composed. I will listen again, and soon. “ Music expresses wordless odysseys”. PWG
Beautiful piano concerto!
Perfect blend of contemporary style and romantic.
Very well put Diego. Listening to this piano concerto is a magical experience every time.
13:50 is the best part in my opinion.
Maybe I'm wrong, but portions of the concerto hearken back to the 3rd concertos of Prokofiev and Rachmaninov. Truly a Romantic concerto! As the saying goes: "If you're going to steal, steal from the best!" I expect that one day this concerto may be paired with a standard concerto as a choice for perhaps the Cliburn or Kapell competitions. In any case, as a composer and concert pianist, Daniil Trifinov is becoming a household name in the field of classical music. How fortunate we are to have him living in the U.S. May he prosper for decades to come!
This will become a classic in the repertoire and future generations of pianists will love AND hate him for it!
don't forget VOLODOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad to see one of my favorite performers composing - 30:10 to 30:40 is so satisfying!
This is such a beautiful song.
"Song"
5:38-7:39
Best part
Ah yes, Daniil Trifonov. Piano and composer. Never knew Daniil was a transformer
I remember seeing him when he was less famous, doing a recital in a small Canadian town, and he did a Q&A after where someone asked him what he'd like to compose. He said "A piano concerto", and the person who asked said "I thought you already did", and he said, with an amount of scorn increased by a heavy Russian accent "That was /teenager concerto/".
Doubtful it was "scorn". I could be wrong, but I think Trifonov has more self respect than that. Wonderful to hear he will compose another piano concerto! I love the landscapes of this concerto. His smile at the end of this performance is hardly scorn. One more thing....the orchestra and the conductor are wonderful, too!
@@alcyonez8491
I think that, whatever tone Trifonov really intended in his remark, 'scorning' one's past efforts for having missed the mark is quite consistent with artistic self-respect. One can afford the luxury of self-criticism if one feels safe in one's own skin. Humility consists not in putting oneself down, which is still a form of self-obsession, but in calm and realistic self-appraisal.
On a far higher level. the sinner saved by grace can afford to look with contempt upon his own sinfulness without feeling worthless. It is the fact that Christ loves us, regardless what we have done, that validates our worth. In that case we don't have to vaunt ourselves to obtain respect, or signal self-respect.
What has to do with all that the"RussianAccent"? You have your Oklahoma accent and nobody reminds it to you......
@@nss4472 Lovely remark ! Daniil 's accent??!! The beauty of his piano concerto speaks in all languages to us. ❤.
Amazing! Trifonov is a great artist in every way.
I hear a humble respect for other instruments. I expected something narcissistic. What a pleasant surprise.
I love this.. It might resemble the styles of other composers, but there is no true comparison! This is fantastic, original, 21st century contemporary classical. Such exquisite originality; this is what I dream of doing, so he has my full support.
You have to be virtuoso before you can pull off your own orchestra. Good luck.
There is so much energy in Daniil, every cell in his body is vibrating with music.
Bravo!!!
This is just heaven.....no words can express the beauty of it...🙏
Pianista y compositor... en estos tiempos es muy escaso encontrar artistas que componen... es muy especial además de su virtuosidad. Destaca tocanto Rachmaninov y Chopin... tiene el espiritu del romanticismo sobrio...!
Fantastic good Music 🌹🤗
Interesting to hear Trifonov's take on this.
Truly a Masterpiece of this 21st Century of this great Pianist Sensation Daniil Trifonov, Composer!
The first time I heard this wonderful musician I knew that he was special : outstanding knowledge of what he was playing and of course this is not a surprise to see him playing his own music
I don't understand why all the others musicians have stopped to compose and spend the rest of their lives to play music from others brains most of the time dead by the way... This artist maintains the music alive and we need to be very grateful for this... Bravo maestro...
Danniil has allways a marvellous musical soul!!
To people talking about how he is wearing his influences on his sleeve, most famous composers did so. Many early Beethoven works had Mozart-like melodies, then Chopin came along and his early works sound a lot like Beethoven etc.
He's still young and I think if he keeps at it, his style will flourish and become more unique and he will find his voice.
Either way, this piece has great potential and I can't wait to hear more original compositions
I think the blend of influences almost creates a unique style in itself
Imagine the rehearsals.... "Is that right Daniil?"
What a lucky find -- I'm hitting replay
1:48 A huge black cloud covers all the light on the ground at high speed. The tides roar mightily; the wind moves uncontrollably. And just then, you look at the sky, but it's not clouds; the moon is approaching, about to fall on our heads.
Trifonov es como el Rey Midas, Midas todo lo que tocaba lo transformaba en oro, Trifonov TODO LO QUE TOCA LO TRANSFORMA EN MÚSICA
Тем более списал у скрябина,ну конечно, бессознательно
No puede NO haber influencias, (Trifonov; Brahms; Chopin; Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Trifonov, en ese orden...)
Cualquiera que toque; guste de los compositores académicos y componga, las tendrá,... pero aún así, es lo que lo hace más rico, sumar la impronta del propio Trifonov, esa suma es la que enriquece, BRAVO!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!! BRAVO!!!
It's so sad how few people are in the audience. I would've gone in a heartbeat.
Because Classical Music is pretty much dead in America. Just like Jazz. He should play this somewhere in Europe or his hometown of Russia.
Jack! I totally agree with that
@@yashbspianoandcompositions1042
This is not true. Trifonov toured to Chicago 2 years ago, got postponed for months, and the hall was still PACKED
@@pineapple7024 like looking at the record sales in comparison to other contemporary genres in the US music market is still at all time low. I am talking in general mostly.
I can’t believe that he performed his own beautiful concerto in my wonderful Detroit❤️❤️
Where that super pretty melody appears: 7:00 , 10:02 hints at 21:36 , 21:45 and 21:49 , 22:22 and 22:32
The Allegro is Trifonov. Homage to the foundation of thought gives you license to explore your compositional contribution in the Allegro, which is interesting, and of value. Please look at the relationships presented by the stating of the extensions in the second octave, across the Circle. The bow to Scriabin in the introduction was not followed up on through the exposition to my ear's satisfaction. Crisp and clear performance of this unique piece! Thank you!
This concerto sounds like TRIFONOV!
Genio pianista, Genio compositor siglo XXI. Romántico y modernista. Mucho de Ravel y lejos de Rachmaninov, su paisano.
Pero, mucha originalidad.
Bravo Daniil!!
beautiful- sensational!! BRAVO
An absolutely captivating and magnificent hommage to Trifonov's compositional heroes.
DANIIL TRIFONOV
welcome to the world of composing!
I saw you and your teacher/mentor Sergie Babayan on Carnegie Hall interview video and loved your playing of Scriabin pieces.
You discussed the new concerto in E minor so I found it.
Your doing very very well with yourself. Thanks for sharing in USA!.
Muy bien
What a super Concerto Daniil Trifonov has composed! This is only the beginning! Greater things lie ahead for this Master!!!
Remarkable!!! Fantastic!!! A trully genius pianist and a genuine piece of magic!!! Bravo!!!
This is such a great piece of music! What an amazing guy Trifonov is!
Un gran genio. Maravilloso ❤️❤️❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Gracias
It is like the meeting of great minds between Rachmaninov, Ravel, Scriabin, Prokofiev.... and Trifonov in the 21st century. Bravo!!
I was thinking Scriabin and Rach too
What a joy to be able to hear and see Daniil playing his own, wonderful, spectacular concert 😊❤️
Me pregunto si alguien más va a poder tocar este concierto difícil y si va a darle la espectacularidad que le da su creador. Lo digo porque nadie más es el pianista espectacular que es Daniil Trifonov.
So dreamy, so wise, a masterpiece ❤
Thank you ~☀️
Amazing concerto the introduction called my atention immediately
What a blazing, precocious talent. I love him.
Che dono suonare così e riuscire a comporre atmosfere musicali così vicine alla bellezza suprema!!!!Oggi che si vive di mediocrità sacralizzate!!!!!
Love Daniil. Like his first concerto. Readily accessible. Gorgeous melody at 10:00 - wish he'd have developed it more. Many beautiful parts here. I hope to listen to it again and develop more of an appreciation for it. Love the idea of a major performance pianist composing.
Спасибо Вам большое Даниил, мой любимый пианист, а теперь композитор за ту Волшебную страну, за тот магический лес, в котором я брожу, слушая ваш первый концерт для фортепиано! За ощущения борьбы титанов и маленьких фей, за борьбу добра и зла, которую я чувствую, когда слушаю этот концерт, за ту чувствительность, нежность и сильное сердцебиение… Желаю вам вдохновения для создания еще много много прекрасных концертов!
Hermoso, grandioso, espectacular, tal como eres tú.
Bravo Daniil!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎼🎵🎹🏆❤️
Muy bien. Un genio.
You are absolutely the best modern composer and executioner. I shall always be listening to you with my most attentive care.
Палач?
I like this a lot more than most contemporary music I've heard. It's charming and very interesting.
nice!
Gosh!!! I think I have a BIG crush on Trifonov