Rachmaninoff/Kreisler - Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) | Tiffany Poon (Live at Gilmore Festival)
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Rachmaninoff/Kreisler - Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) | Tiffany Poon
Rachmaninov made it beautiful!
Yes!! All the credit to him and Kreisler
it reached us
@@TiffanyPoonpianist Yes. Yet... With excruciating effort, you brought the notes to real sound. Love's sorrow - that's precisely how it felt. Thank you very much!
Kreislers original for violin already was beautiful, Rach merely made a piano version - which probably took him all of a 1/2 a day!
@Mookie Spindlehurst well there you go - lets forget about Kreisler, Rach and Tiffany - we can put it all down to god!
When Tiffany does your favorite piece out of nowhere your day gets suddenly better!
Alej Rodríguez No lie, I swear that’s true,
I agree with you 100%!!! I believe that her interpretation is the best that I’ve heard...
@@collectorofcats294 you should check out RueiBin Chen’s interpretation. It’s my personal favorite, Tiffany’s is only second to that one imo
Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel! If you love Him then keep His commandments! MAKE THE CHOICE, JESUS OR THE WORLD, JESUS IS ETERNAL, THE WORLD IS PASSING AWAY!!!
Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ! If you love Him you will keep His Commandments!
“This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you.”
John 15:12
“Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.” Ephesians 5:4
“The LORD is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will exalt him” Exodus 15:2
But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
Matthew 5:28
“All who declare that Jesus is the Son of God have God living in them, and they live in God.”
1 John 4:15
2 My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth! (Psalms 121:2 NLT)
I'm not first,
I'm not last,
But when I see Tiffany,
I click fast.
You my friend deserve a heart from Tiffany
Goals
Awww thank you so much :)
🤣 You're a poet.
😉 Hope ya know it.
😂 Humor is good stuff.
I'm gonna be honest, I've seen this comment before, I didn't come up with it myself. It's still true though :)
Some of you were really waiting for this one
A Black Genie Yes we were
For too long. Worth it.
Don’t regret it at all
Mr. Popo*
@Help An apple get 1000 subs to rest in its fridge
Who?
A Pianist posts a piece.
Your Lie In April fans: Let me introduce myself.
Kane Canedy Lol would a pianist play something other than a piano
Nodame Cantabile fans were here first
total otaku26 lol I typed pianist and must’ve clicked suggested words as well XD
@@Nadia1989 always wanted to watch that! Is it good?
@@kurov2297 very good
This piece is a happy sob, a phone call from your lover across the country whom you haven't seen in months and yet there's a lingering sorrow: the lurking goodbye in each-other's tone while minutes tick by and it seems neither of you can forget that you are far off and so lonely. It is love strangled by distance.
Exactly. My friend played this piece at a party out of nowhere, it really captured me and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. My first love was an incredible pianist and this piece reminds of her and the special moments when I could just watch her play. I miss her a lot.
ok buddy you didn’t have to go and murder me like that but ok
I also feel like it’s a happy sob, but I get more of a thinking back on the memories of your relationship before finally splitting.
@@voidharte7941 Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ! If you love Him you will keep His Commandments!
“This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you.”
John 15:12
“Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.” Ephesians 5:4
“The LORD is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will exalt him” Exodus 15:2
But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
Matthew 5:28
“All who declare that Jesus is the Son of God have God living in them, and they live in God.”
1 John 4:15
2 My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth! (Psalms 121:2 NLT)
❤️
@@voidharte7941 Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ! If you love Him you will keep His Commandments!
“This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you.”
John 15:12
“Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.” Ephesians 5:4
“The LORD is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will exalt him” Exodus 15:2
But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
Matthew 5:28
“All who declare that Jesus is the Son of God have God living in them, and they live in God.”
1 John 4:15
2 My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth! (Psalms 121:2 NLT)
❤️
THIS IS MY FAVORITE PIECEEEE
I see youuuu
@@TiffanyPoonpianist THANK YOUUUUU
The phrasing and character is so on point! Marvellous, Tiffany!
Posh twat
@@aldoringo439 bahahahahahaha
Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel! If you love Him then keep His commandments! MAKE THE CHOICE, JESUS OR THE WORLD, JESUS IS ETERNAL, THE WORLD IS PASSING AWAY!!!
Jesus loves you! I warn you of your sins, repent and believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ! If you love Him you will keep His Commandments!
“This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you.”
John 15:12
“Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.” Ephesians 5:4
“The LORD is my strength and my defense; he has become my salvation. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will exalt him” Exodus 15:2
But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
Matthew 5:28
“All who declare that Jesus is the Son of God have God living in them, and they live in God.”
1 John 4:15
2 My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth! (Psalms 121:2 NLT)
someday I'll be able to play this,I promise this to myself and to those who are reading this. I'm just a beginner as of today and I will return when I'm already not.
good luck
Come back here when ure finally able to play it.
Best of luck!!!
It’s been a month, where’s the video?
@@undeadman7676 bruh, its not possible for someone to be able to play this piece in a month
YESSSSS.I've gone through many interpretations,and yours is definitely one of the best.Much appreciated.
Thank you!!
Those dynamics, staccato, accented notes, legato and the use of rubato were amazing... isn't it?
Yes
me too I'm just learning the notes now and listening to different renditions. this rendition, by FAR, is my favourite. very expressive, precise, crisp and gentle yet assertive. as if you were the one who wrote this piece
I'm amazed you found many interpretations (It's so hard for me to come across any at all)
Your Rachmaninoff always flow so immensely beautifully, filled with emotion
Thank you... I try
Tiffany Poon
Successfully so
@@TiffanyPoonpianist You're being modest. We try.... You succeed!
It’s incredibly underrated how hard it is to get the perfect ‘touch’ down when performing. This couldn’t have been better. Absolutely stunning...
Especially this song
Rachmmaninoff's arrangement is just incredible...
Play it more gently.
Like you're caressing a baby's head.
Play it like you're embracing him.
~It's like I heard these lines while listening to her play
It was beautiful I felt like crying...
Goddamnit, who's cutting onions here?
THE STEAKS RAW-Gordon Ramsey
Your lie in april reference
Lol this is from Your Lie In April
Krazy Kutun lol
3:16 always puts me to tears
I promise myself that I’ll learn this piece
Good luck!
Did you?
It’s been 9 months did you learn it?
HOw are you?
then ?
Such a difficult piece and you play as if with zero effort. Absolutely astounding!
can't believe my idol played my favorite song, you are such an inspiration to me as a pianist! ily ❤️
❣
Piece*
@@aya-yk8iq Thank you for doing gods work Liszt. (Although some might argue that you are in fact a god yourself)
Oh god she said the S-word
Q.M such a scandal!
i love this
I came from the video u made lol
@@D.S.S_YT h o w
I came from ur vid ez ez ez
Give cookie
came from the vídeo loool
I have never heard this piece played more beautifully. The sound of a true keyboard giant.
The first version I heard that actually has consistent dynamics that allow Kreisler's melody to be heard as intended. People tend to to overemphasize all the notes Rachmaninoff wrote as pure "decoration" so that the actual melody drowns in a sea of inconsistent dynamics.
Music isn’t what’s written on the page. We take what the greats have left us and we interpret it, we make it our own. That’s how I view my own music anyways. You do you.
@@LustfulCapella couldn’t have said it better myself
A sorrow that i am willing to experience
This piece just calms me
*even though i don't know how to play or read notes, i would like to try*
Do it there are so many resources out there to help you and you owe it to yourself to make friends with the piano 🎹😁
Step 1: Try to find someone that knows anything about piano. Otherwise, use the internet to look up sheet music and how it works
Step 2: With the help of some TH-cam videos, learn to play the Kreisler only version (NOT the Rachmaninoff version). Even use the MIDI visualizer videos to learn it if you have to.
For beginners, it might take a month or so, but it’s worth it for music 🎶
Just remember, if you're going to learn piano, do NOT start with this piece. This piece is virtually impossible for beginners.
@@mostafa12890 its possible for beginners. if they do learn it they'll probably play it badly and injure themselves a lot as a consequence of not studying phrasing and proper movements but they still learnt it.
I know this because i went from sonata no. 16 to love dream without the proper steps.
@@brawby6499 Well, it's possible to start with a hard song, but that won't really help your piano playing. You'll just learn to play one song/piece and not how to play piano
And also it's faster and way easier to learn a piece if you have experience with other piano pieces
I'm so happy that you uploaded this. Thank you.
I'm happy you listened!
+ "Mom there's Love's Sorrow and Love's Joy, why do you always play Love's Sorrow?"
- "Because I want you to get used to sorrow :)"
*im fucking dying crying*
although, i voted for the "widmung," this was a great encore, nonetheless, "romantical" and coquettish. thank you for a beautiful recital , certainly worth the 130 mile drive.
Thank you for driving all the way!
@@TiffanyPoonpianist to listen to you, i'd WALK 130 miles -- ok, at least 5 miles...
i love that music is so timeless, even if its 100 or 200 years its still so beautiful and the emotions that these peaces create and shout out, are still so new and relatable
Hello tiffany! You may or may not see this but I just wanted to grasp this opportunity before it gets lost to say my appreciation. I've been watching your content for quite a while, your vlogs, your classical performances/rehearsals and more so I'm just here to say that I really love your playing style so much. The way you play the piano is distinctively mellow yet it carries so much power. You play the pieces how its supposed to be but your playing style is what makes you known despite that. Being a musician must've took a whole lot of hardships and I'm very much in awe with how your tackling the world of music. Thank you for being my role model may you reach more great heights
🥺 Thank you. I saw your message on a bad day, so thanks for cheering me on 🥹🙏❤️
No words, one of the best renditions I’ve heard so far of this song
"sONg"
i love the way you play this piece, such as the more dry sounding rolls without pedal -- i really like that touch, it makes it sound so delicate. one of my favorite moments is 1:40, it really captures that pulse of heartache.
Out of every piece of classical music I've heard, this has to be the most musical out of all of them.
This might be the best version I’ve heard yet
One of the best interpretation. You can really hear the sorrow the piece is singing.
harold benoya oh yes!
I love how she gently stroke the keys great performance
I felt like flying above the clouds while listening. I'm also playing piano for 4 years but our teachers don't teach us these, or maybe i don't understand. I mean how georgous are the touches of her hands to the keys. And how marvelous she uses the pedals. The sound is like coming from the heaven.
I love how Rachmaninoff make the same melody seem so different in 1:23 and 3:18 Genius of him!! Thanks Tiffany for pouring so many hours of effort for such a short perfomance
This piece somehow manages to give you the feeling of calm and sorrow at the same time, it is like when you see your lover, and the he/she have to go to another place for a couple weeks/months and you feel sad because you won't get to see she/he as you want, but in the end you just know that she or he will come back to you and accept it
A beautiful ending to a wonderful recital!
Thank you Jerry, glad you came and enjoyed it!
Listening to the gentle tone that wraps everything seems to like you.
Every time I listen to this my day gets better
The ultimate sorrow is not that simply she doesn't love you. The ultimate sorrow love is that you're in love with her, having beautiful and joyful love story as you can hear in the melody, but also the PAUSE from time to time in the melody let you realize this love cannot last long: it's ephemeral. (This can be caused by War, disease or other factors. We all know Rachmaninoff played this in 1920..) Now the sorrow starts to spread, the joy and suffering starts fighting inside you through the entire melody.
Also the use of "love's sorrow" in the last episode of anime "You lie in April" perfectly shows the same sorrow as well: a love which is ephemeral. Kaori Miyazono basically knows she cannot live long in the first episode, but she hide the facts to her classmates. She is always smiling and encouraging. And she told Kousei Arima she'll always supporting him. She LIED, actually she lied more than 10 times (with kindness) in the anime, and finally and sadly she passed away in the last episode. This is why the anime is called "You lied in April", and the use of Love's sorrow is perfect here.
PS. I always recommend listening Lugansky and Rachmaninoff himself's interpretation as well, which are amazing as well.
My favourite pianist playing my favourite piece. I was waiting so long for this and finally, I totally love it!
Thank you 😊
A nice example how to do it well. Its september again and sigh, its a good opportunity to pour in all that melancholy before the heart flows over... It's scheduled for November though.
What I like most about your interpretation is that you really bring out the "sorrow" with a tone of melancholy. It's amazing.
Today was an extremely emotional draining day and then I remember “oh wait! Tiffany played love’s sorrow!” I feel so much better now. Thank you so much 😭
I always had a soft spot for this piece. My eyes felt a bit watery while listening. Thank you
Tiffany, how is it possible for a human to play so beautifully? Lucky are the ears that get to experience your magic. Thank you for sharing, from your new fan ❤️
Honestly, when I hear different interpretations from the one I first heard I often don't like them as much, but this was beautiful.
still come back to this performance, tiffany you played this so elegantly. you create an atmosphere many cant. thank you
Damn this is the best rendition I've ever heard from this song! Not too ~feely~ yet not too rigid. I can tell this is played by the bottom of the pianist's heart
This is the best version of this piece I've seen on youtube.
It was awesome Tiffany. Fulfilled with emotions. I am not emotional type of person, but I almost cried while listening this masterpiece you have created.
You're amazing, and your music is so exquisite. Keep it up 🍀
Tiffany, you are the greatest!
Love your delicacy and obvious comfort with the Rachmaninov counterpoint that require the ultimate technique.
Damn, that Rach was such a great pianist! Most of his music is a gargantuan task for those good, but not great pianists.
I am 83 years old and I got hooked on classical piano with the corny "Prelude in C# minor" which I found at age 12 both playable and comfortable and the rest is history...
Ah, Kreisler! Cannot count the number of melodies he composed that became part of music history. Genius is from heaven!
Thank *you* Tiffany for the beautiful interpretations you do on the piano, and for your vlogs, and last but not least your sweet, contagious smile! You truly are making a difference, and give us the feeling that there is still hope in this world!
Beautiful. I love to see artists get credit as arrangers and not just composers because it's just as hard.
I have waited so long for this performance. Patience does pay off :)
I wanna give her thumbs up more than once. Once is not enough
You bring these pieces ALIVE.
This will always be my favourite interpretation of this piece!!! I love and enjoy listening to it very much!!!
I just love this song.
Not a song tho.
@@ElSabio159 Then what is it?
@@Tevinsmind It's really not that important, but it would be called a piece. A song always includes vocals.
@@SandboxerOfficial Well, you're right, according to custom, and Mendelssohn's 48+ "Songs Without Words" (and without vocals) support your point!
The most incredible performance of any song I’ve ever seen
Dear Tiffany, here is an excellent piece in "encore,” I really appreciated your grace and subtlety of the keyboard but even more this power and clarity that impressed me. Interesting.
I’ve listened to a lot of people play Liebesleid. I may be late, but this is my favorite version. My personal hat off and all respect to you, upmost.
Personally.. this is the best interpretation that i've heard.. th-cam.com/video/j97z3ffswd8/w-d-xo.html though i am Tiff's fan and her subscriber too.. i'm not gonna lie that i like this interpretation
Joy is the greatest feeling
Dreams are your greatest friend
But sorrow.... Sorrow is the greatest teacher
Not me crying to this rn
Gorgeous and lush presentation of this beautiful piece. Thank you, Tiffany!
Wow Tiffany! I'm so glad you have a TH-cam channel because I've never had a chance to come and see you live. Maybe one day I'll get that chance?
Love everything you're doing, best wishes from Florida!
Thank you! I hope I'll be invited to Florida one day :)
The softness yet crispiness. eargasm stuff
This is absolutely amazing. I can tell that you worked so hard to get this song to sound so beautiful, I could really feel the emotion you put into this song. Earned yourself a new sub.
No not again , how many times do I have to cry over this 😭
I watched the entire Gilmore recital, and I was speechless.
Basically the perfect interpretation! Not to fast not to slow and filled with emotion! Thank you Tiffany!
i’ll play this someday...
That ritardando at the start before the theme is beautiful
this reached all of us
Definitely, mate.
This can truly bring another pianist to tears
I don't know why but evey time Tiffny plays a piece, it just has a different feel compared to other pianists....to my ears it has something to do with how she plays really soft but still..audiuble her expressions are just right it's just heavenly to listen and hear her play🥺💖🙏
Very nice performance of this piece
Dom La Ferlita absolutely!
Anyone coming from Tiffany's London debut? Such a surprise encore piece!
Me!
Tiffany you motivate me ... I'm a self taught piano player but the is a lot that I need to learn if only I had a teacher ... But watching your videos gives me hope
Msizi Hebert good luck with learning such a difficult instrument by yourself! :)
Magnifique
Merci
1 and a half years from now I will come back to this video. I will be able play it too and I will post a video of myself not for views but for myself so its a promise to my future self who will not be disappointed in myself but proud of me next time I hear this video
Coming from ShigatsuWaKimiNoUso, stayed for tiffany
Clean, Crisp, Balanced, beautiful phrasing, a Great performance of this piece. Bravo!
I can't help but think of the beauty this song pictures when I remember hearing this song in Your Lie in April ❤ Definitely a beautiful job Tiffany! I would definitely love to buy this cover in a heart beat
Such a beautiful rendition, so sentimental. You have such a gentle touch in the tender parts. This reminds me of my mom's playing.
2:34 is like a puch in my face.....i love it
im learning to play this piece on the violin! i have to admit that rachmaninoff really turned this work of art into a masterpiece
You play it so well! And I know it's hard to play it with such a good sound! Incredibly well played! Bravo ! :)
edit: I'm listening to it again and I still think it's beautiful and I was wondering how to describe how I feel when I listen to you play it so well, and I think it's just impossible, that's why music is so amazing, you can't express all the feelings with words but you can with music :)
Your playing makes me feel so many things, thank you for being an inspiration!!
I am not a pianist but I just want you to know that you inspired me a lot in playing classical music in guitar. 😊🇵🇭
I’ve been trying to learn this for such a long time, and honestly, that ending part in A major is seriously the best interpretation I’ve ever heard. So sweet, so amazing job!
5 likes with no views. Such virtuosity!!
Haha TH-cam algorithm... 😅😳
Out of all of the other players that I have heard play this piece, yours is my absolute favorite. Keep up your amazing work, I aspire to play this piece one day, but it will be difficult
Waiting for your lie in april fans
🤔
But it's October
xd Hehe XD hEHE
Im already here
hi already here, im xd hehe
The way you played it so it sounds warm, soft and nice to listen to. I have heard this piece alot and never heard it played as delicately and beautiful
Anna Birta have to agree with you!
did it reach her?
😭😭
It turns out that I really can't forget it, This song has my mother's scent..
OMG NO MORE FRIGGIN YLIA COMMENTS MY LORD...
@@demihernandez3179 pain
No.
Such an angelic performance Tiffany! Thank you always for sharing your beautiful works💕💕
Sending much love to you from South Korea
Dear Tiffany, I know you are not fond of playing for requests, though I hope that you can play for us more Rachmaninoff? I highly enjoy his sounds, and to see you perform his less famous pieces, I would be so happy.
oh yes I second this please sincerely. I love rachmaninoff and I love Tiffany's interpretation. would be such a treat to hear her play some of the less famous pieces
brought me to tears. absolutely beautiful
The keys seem to disappear, and the music
emanates directly from your hands.
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite pianists. It moves me every time I hear you play this. It is my favorite version. Thank you for your dedication and talent. :)