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- The winner of this year's ‘The Cliburn’ piano competition is an incredible 18y old Korean pianist- Yunchan Lim. So many inspiring musicians in this edition! This is a snippet from his semi-final round where he played all of Liszt’s transcendental etudes (what?! 🥴 ), here’s the link, you should definitely watch it:
• Yunchan Lim 임윤찬 - LISZ...
You can also find his other rounds on ‘The Cliburn’ TH-cam channel (his Rachmaninoff 3 will make sure you don’t do anything else except listen for 40 minutes). Thanks for watching, subscribe for more! ❤️
P.S. Link for his TH-cam channel: / @yunchanlim4837
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The winner of this year's ‘The Cliburn’ piano competition is an incredible 18y old Korean pianist- Yunchan Lim. So many inspiring musicians in this edition! This is a snippet from his semi-final round where he played all of Liszt’s transcendental etudes (what?! 🥴 ), here’s the link, you should definitely watch it:
th-cam.com/video/KsGLmrR0BVs/w-d-xo.html
You can also find his other rounds on ‘The Cliburn’ TH-cam channel (his Rachmaninoff 3 will make sure you don’t do anything else except listen for 40 minutes). Thanks for watching, subscribe for more! ❤
ALL the transcendental etudes?! damn. I haven't seen anyone do that since Berezovsky and he was sweating an ocean. Yunchan is cool as a cucumber :O must be that teen endurance... those were the days lol
His Rach 3 is amazing! Its actually on trending right now, which I never have seen for a classical piece!
@@charlesjd - really? Thanks
Great Pianist. Bravo.
Agree
Saw his rach 3 in person on friday! The audience was going nuts. Yunchan is a star. Hopefully he becomes famous because I got his autograph lol.
Me too. I was in the denim jacket.
@@rohinagrawal9727 lol i definitely saw you then. Because the jacket caught my eye.
Jealous you got to see that live, can’t wait to hear him perform when he comes to NYC
@@JG_1998 c'mon man, Rohin is trolling you, we went together, both in white shirts
Liar
His Rachmaninoff 3 was on another level. I didn't watch his other rounds but this performance alone left me speechless.
You absolutely must watch his liszt etudes. They are just as good. 😭😭
I think one of the biggest charm of Yunchan was, you can just tell from his playing that he didn't give a damn about the prize. He just plays the music while cares nobody. Yet that really has made him gold inside and outside. Truly incredible and unbeatable.... Love him!
yes, He seems very mature. This is what he interviewed. " I don't want to be famous, and I just want to play the piano inside of the mountain. But without money it's impossible. " Ha ha.
@@alhambra119 I saw that as well. He just seems that he’s from another planet, far beyond the mundane
@@alhambra119 can you tell me what interview was it?
@@dariocaporuscio8701 th-cam.com/video/KVNIFvxKKlo/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=%EB%8F%99%EC%B9%98%EB%AF%B8
He said that from 3:20 , but the lady didn't translate it at all.
This is what he said. " My desire is to ditch everything and live inside the mountain with my piano, but I can't survive without income. (smile)
I don't have even 0.1% of ambition career-wise. I participated in this contest just to check where my level is and I know there is so much to study.
@@alhambra119 thank youu
He started playing the piano at the age of 6 and now at the age of 18, he won the Cliburn, playing Liszt 12 Transcendental Etude S.139 and the Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 3. He is a genius.
I have 18 and I'm trying to do the same, but only the transcendental etudes hahahaha
Anyone can do if they started early.
@@sagar1992 absolute cap
@@sagar1992 you need to train many hours a day to get the technique, but the musicality part he has, I don't know how you get it hahaha
@@sagar1992 Anyone can do if they started early *and practiced 40h every day.* I started playing the piano when I was 5. I am 26 now but I cannot play like this because it's never been my priority.
Bravo! The most powerful Rachmaninoff 3rd concerto I’ve ever heard!
He’s the new star!
This young man is brilliant. He has it all.
Mazeppa no longer sounds like an etude. Remarkably clean, somehow even more intense
I think it's fair to say he is a genius.
Unbelievable! Awesome &:unfathomable how an 18 year old can play such a bear of a piece with such dazzling genius.
Magnificent!
crazy good...
this channel came out of nowhere and suddenly i've watched all of the videos without realizing. man knows the algorithm
I was skeptical of this kid at first, but given the scale of his reach and depth of technique and musical understanding with his chosen repertoire, he easily won this competition. The RACH 3 from the other night was just icing on the cake. Rarely does a pure talent like this come along among dozens and dozens of others who all play and sound exactly the same.
Ironically, this kid does sound the same and doesn't stand out in the slightest. Good technique isn't enough.
@@toothlesstoe perhaps you weren’t really listening or observing his approach. Maturity and mastery at the keyboard for someone his age is rare, the kid’s special.
@@elliotthayes1176 Musical maturity doesn't happen till mid adulthood. He still concerns himself with theatrics, when that doesn't matter in the least - a sign of immaturity. I'm not surprised to see a teenager play like a professional when they've been playing all their life; that's usually what happens when you slave at the keyboard but actually like doing so.
@@toothlesstoe This dude is not only toothless but clueless as well
@@toothlesstoe so may I ask you which pianist do you personally follow?
Потрясающий этюд "Мазепа". Феноменально.
Fabulous liszt mazeppa!
A very deserving win.
Beautiful.
Do it with the end of Wilde jagd that was legendary level . Never listened that end at that speed and rythmic clarity
Agreed. When I heard the descending chords I allmost peed my pants...
@@preblalar8798
I almost jumped out of my chair.
@@kani37seo64 imagine doing both at the same. What a mess...
@@preblalar8798 it was mind blowing
Getting a simply piano ad before this video was just insulting to this guy’s talent and hard work
Genius
This guy just crushed my dream and reality lol
If anything, he’s proving to you that it’s so possible for you to succeed!! Never give up!!!
There's no difference between this and a Beatles cover band.
@@evelyndiamant4833 out of touch with reality lol, does him winning at 18 mean that anyone can do it if they try or could it possibly be that he's a 1 in 10 million genius?
@@noymar2210 hey, to each their own. Pessimism never helped anyone, nor is it an accurate depiction of reality. First of all, there’s no deadline by which you “need” to do or be anything, and second, his playing is inspiring because he’s part of the future of classical music.
@@noymar2210 have you ever considered, both? And no one should ever try to be someone else, but themselves. You can take inspiration from his work/charisma on stage, etc., and implement that into your playing. Geniuses aren’t born. They’re made. (Yes, with natural talent and all of that), it still takes tremendous effort, willpower, hope.
Oh, that's an easy score! I can almost sight read that 🤣🤣 Seriously, he played all of Liszt's Transcendental Etudes in one sitting? How does anyone even do that (regardless of age)?
Mazeppa ain't got shit on Feux Follets in terms of difficulty and o mother of all that is holy what a performance did he nail on that one.
Fantastisch, bravo 👏
It is even more surprising that he started at the age of seven at a very common piano teaching center in Korea where the price is low (usually $120 a month) and no major students attend.
Talent is talent
Sungjin Cho also started piano at the common teaching center in Korea.
@@lynjaetree5026 Cho Sung-jin started at the age of 6 and immediately took private lessons at the recommendation of a piano academy director who recognized his talent.
The normal class price is $30 a month in korea.
@@차성권-o8j Where in Korea is the place where the monthly tuition is 30 dollars? I've seen a lot of 30 dollars per lesson, but I've never heard of 30 dollars per month.
CONGRATULATIONS, young man!!! 😁🥳🎉🎊 I heard you are quite the talent! I am taking piano lessons right now and very much enjoying it! You inspire me! :) God bless!! 홧팅! :)
And he only turned 18 a couple months ago 🤪
a month ago
@@eyk4312 His birthday is in March.
what a monster🥺
He is just special that's all there is to it
This is it. This is the kid who practiced 40 hours a day.
1day = 24Hours??? not sleep well?
@@funfun4242 research on “humour” please
He might be the greatest pianist alive. There I said it.
That title would belong to Mozart my good sir.
@@shadow705is Mozart alive?? Why nobody told me that before
@@krpzsvrm haha misread, don’t gotta be an ass abt it.
Well, Argerich, Sokolov, Pletnev are alive
@@emi_sinclair Much better than Sokolov.. Much better than Pletnev.
Gosh, when you’ve mastered the art of efficient practice.
He was able to do so bc he is clearly a genius ☺️
Magnificent
He must have learnt to play piano in a previous life
Reincarnation of Horowitz?
Chopin
@@jyseoh nothing special
LOL
No such a thing dude
Me at sixteen still working on clementi: oh crap
Oh my god♡
Oh god I'm the same age as him...
ok... sit down and practice, 40 hours a day... or play with your Lego?
I am sre you have other interests and strengths where u may shine better brother, so chase what u r amazing at and success will surely follow 😉
Self esteem 🅱️ gone
the paradise part
MAZEPPAAAAA
I'm jealous
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾♥️
The keys signature during this piece 🤡
아ㅡ 이 피아노 소리 !!!
생명력이 살아 음직여요~~~
he’s cute and he’s a pianist that’s like a win win for me
shoutout to whoever transcribed this
Wow.
Um. Holy shit?
Totally awesome! Gyorgy Cziffra reincarnated.
Except Lim plays the Rach 3 better than him.
@@LC-ig2jm Cziffra never played it, only the Rach 2, but on that I like Volodos, Kissin and Matsuev.
I wouldn't dare make the comparison. Aside from the fact that both of them have excellent technique, their style of playing is completely different.
@@CasaBlanca1337 correct
my jaw dropped.... 😨😨😨😨😨
I'm 19 and just performed this piece a week ago. Not as well as this guy though!
i gotta say i wasn’t rly a fan of his rach 3, but this rendition of mazeppa is super nice
I agree. His playing of Rach 3 didn’t stand out compared to current soloists who are on tour, but his Liszt etudes was extraordinary.
yes , Horowitz, bronfman, Yuja wang and Argerich. Their Rach 3 are a lot better . But Yunchan”s mazeppa is very good.
@@brozors isn’t he only like 18. He will probably get better.
I can sort of understand the comparison with Bronfman or Horowitz. But Yuja? She’s a phenomenal pianist, but her Rach 3 is not nearly as grand or powerful as Lim’s.
naice
Ladies and gents we have found Rousseau.
I like that !
The audience likes them loud
I didn't doubt, that somebody from Korea, China or Japan will win
Lol
Always the asians
@@julienroussillesuarez6244 so what?he is korean. Are you Jealous?
@@julienroussillesuarez6244 More like Westerns are not good nowadays. Just accept it smh
Jim Clyburn?
I quit lol
Easyest piece ever, it's even Easyer than la campanela brooooo
nice joke, brooooo
I can play both of them at the same time with 1 finger
@@ozspierer4732 bro I can play both and Don Juan with my toes
Bruhhhh I can play all listz Hungarian rahpsodies with no piano
@@ozspierer4732 bro I wrote them
Dude is 99% technique, just smashing away to victory
Like I did to your mom
100% musician virtuoso
says a jealous racist.
I'm fairly convinced that Asian pianists (but not limited to Asians) have that chili bowl cut hair so they can flip it around while they're doing chromatic runs and heavy block chords.
Well, Asians don't have afros obviously....in case you didn't notice
응팔 바보 택인데.....
ㅋㅋㅋ 그쪽 과는 아닐낀데 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Not trying to hate, but the fact that a musician like Georgijs Osokins was eliminated from the first round disqualified the jury of the competition for me.
you should become part of the jury since you're so qualified
Just admit you’re hating. Don’t be shy!
and Kate liu was disqualified too!
what's wrong with you guys? the guy didn't say anything about the pianist in the video. they just told their opinion on what the jury's decided. the only hateful comments I see here are the misblaming replies. chill for glob's sake.
I'm better than all of them combined
Circus on the Piano . Some call it music .
just hear a little kid bashing the piano...this music is so much deeper and more magisterial then this. a
Hmmm. A technical tour de force, but is it musical? I found this wearing to listen to.
The sound is cold, edgy.
Yet another competition, yawn.
Yet another video with closeups of clenched teeth, rolling eyes and flying sweat drops, yawn.
Yet another piece by [insert whatever (post)romantic virtuoso], executed impeccably after 5000 hours of intensively brainless workout at the 88 keys, yawn.
Yet another exclusive contract with [insert any major for which "m" stands for "money", not for "music"], yawn.
I'm gonna listen to George Benjamin's "Viola, viola" now - real, exciting, contemporary music.
Great! Now hopefully next time you can listen to your preferred music without feeling the need to comment on music that makes you yawn so that people that enjoy it can enjoy it in peace.
@@pjbpiano Sincere apologies. I thought everyone had fallen asleep after the first 60 seconds of [insert the name of whatever dashing young piano competition winner] playing [insert the title of whatever loud and flashy (post)romantic workout exercice].
My bad, yawn.
@@Pogouldangeliwitz 😂😂😂
@@Pogouldangeliwitz there was actually thunderous applause afterwards
I'm glad we agree that the more you play a piece the worse it gets.
I really really hope no-one finds my favourite contemporary pieces and plays them, or even worse, some young person comes along and _practices_ them! The horror!!
Amazing playing, awful music.
All I see is theatrics but nothing of musical substance
Why are you focused on what you "see" instead of listening?
catkhosru shapurrji soworabji :3
@@OAnIncurableHumanist Because the flamboyance is cringe and detracts from the music
all i hear is musical genius; when i heard him play Beeth #3 i (along with many others) predicted he would win
Thank you for being "musically sane", Toe!
Best, Moe
asians
Korean.
Latins
Oompa-Loompas
martians
Horrible music
If you want to enjoy all of Yunchan Lim's performances, please refer to the link!
url.kr/xn7ily
Wow, thank you!