But all that talent and technique was the result of extremely hard work. I was playing a few of the Etude Tableau the other night and my wife said, "Don't you wish you could play like Trifonov or Wang or Lugansky?" I said, "No because that would entail a lifetime of effort that I am not willing to expend."
The way he grasps the entirety of the piece to its core, bringing each and every note into context, all while not even having to think about potentially being limited by his technique… a true master of his art
of note: this is the encore from the concert were he played ALL 12 of Liszt's Transcendental Etudes in one go. From memory. And then he had enough left in the tank to play this piece (which is not at all easy but it's child's play compared with Feux Follets or Mazeppa)
My favorite performance of Trifonov is "Chasse Neige", but the greatest thing is his endurance. He can still play after all theses transcendal études !!!
This was the Encore after playing Bach/Liszt BWV 542 , Beethoven OP 111, and Liszt Etuedes Transcendental. - at the legendary Concert 2014 from Lyon (France).
Nicht nur, dass dieses wundervolle Reflets dans l'eau sein Encore nach den 12 Etuedes transcendal von Listz gewesen waere, die Rosen auf der Buehne wurden nach Bach/Liszt und Beethoven 111 mit dem Der Konzertabend begann vom beglueckten Publikum auf die Buehne geworfen. Dies war ein legendaeres Rezital ! Bin sehr dankbar alle Teile davon auf You Tube zu finden ! Was fuer ein begnadeter aussergewoehnlicher Pianist ! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I love LOVE how his face reveals what he feels: let alone how his face shows his PREP stage just before he starts....EVERYTING he plays. You can just see and fell him entering into the atmosphere of what he is about to play.
Ich fühle und sehe dies wie Sie. Und liebe es so sehr wie seine Musik. Beides trifft ins Herz. Manchmal auch sehr schmerzlich. Ich denke gerade an Schuhmann's Fantasy C minor, Sommer 23 in Salzburg ( hier auf You Tube),falls Sie es noch nicht gesehen haben.
I used to listen to this every night when I went to sleep as a child. A wonderful performance from one of our greatest young pianists. I can't wait to see him perform live someday.
Una interpretazione stupenda, una grande delicatezza, le mani volano sull'acqua (A wonderful performance, a great delicacy, his hands fly over the water)
Oh my . . . my my my! As it was meant to be "played" ; heard, felt, imagined. I need to start listening to more piano music. What a fantastic artist Trifonov!
Those with cough problems are asked to seriously consider the need to stay at home to cure them rather than defacing the rare magic of a great pianist's interpretation. Stefano Coculo Chi ha problemi di tosse è pregato di esaminare seriamente la necessità di starsene a casa a curarseli anziché deturpare la rara magia dell'interpretazione di un grande pianista. Stefano Coculo
Interprétation exceptionnelle de reflets dans l'eau. Quand la technique se met au service de la musique. C'est juste, poétique, précis, ses gestes son corps son regard dansent avec la musique. Il est comme habité et ne fait qu'un avec l’œuvre. Pour moi l'un des plus grands avec Evgeny Kissin et Arcadi Volodos
Pour un français , "dans" est naturel. Critiquez la langue française , si vous voulez , mais n imaginez pas des intentions spéciales chez Debussy .🇫🇷, malgré son regrettable gouvernement actuel.
I am sorry to say that I don't think Trifonov has yet to understand the necessary refinement of sound that Debussy requires. For a much more fully realized account of this piece, " Reflets dans l'eau " I strongly urge you to seek out here on TH-cam the exquisite performance by Marc-Andre Hamelin.
I agree. The opening chord pattern felt a little rushed and heavy handed. He articulates the fast parts unbelievably well, but it just didn’t really feel like Debussy to me.
c'est vraiment bien joué il n'exagère pas les parties lentes, les parties rapides sont un peu shred mais restent musicales ; le tempo général est idéal :)
wonderful performance Daniil! My favourite one of this piece together with Philippe Entremont's historic one. I like it more than Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli's.
Technically brilliant, Hamlin's version has a bit more magic, more liquidity. Fascinatingly different approaches, especially Trifonov's tempo changes: th-cam.com/video/Hyiu7fBUk7o/w-d-xo.html
It sounds like he never took his foot off the sustain pedal; not even once. If you listen to Marc-André Hamelin play this piece, it is is clearly, and beautifully heard. Not so here, and this muddles the entire performance. He spends too much energy in arm performance instead of concentrating on the pedals. The fact that this is such an enormously beautiful piece is mainly the reason why the audience responds so favorably. Trifonov still has much to learn.
despite of my great respect and even admiration for Trifonov, I feel very boring his execution (too much difference of Tempo between slow and fast part, for example). Or maybe the extraterrestrial playing of ABM in this piece doesn't let me to express an opinion with serenity...
Crystal clear and not rushed! Perfect.
You know this guy is having the time of his life. Can you imagine having the talent, technique and repertoire this guy has. Must be a blast.
But all that talent and technique was the result of extremely hard work. I was playing a few of the Etude Tableau the other night and my wife said, "Don't you wish you could play like Trifonov or Wang or Lugansky?" I said, "No because that would entail a lifetime of effort that I am not willing to expend."
Lindíssimo!
Emocionante!
Daniil é precioso 👏👏
Unbelievable talent. The music is alive under his hands. Wonderful.
The way he grasps the entirety of the piece to its core, bringing each and every note into context, all while not even having to think about potentially being limited by his technique… a true master of his art
of note: this is the encore from the concert were he played ALL 12 of Liszt's Transcendental Etudes in one go. From memory. And then he had enough left in the tank to play this piece (which is not at all easy but it's child's play compared with Feux Follets or Mazeppa)
My favorite performance of Trifonov is "Chasse Neige", but the greatest thing is his endurance. He can still play after all theses transcendal études !!!
WHAT?! 😭
this piece is very easy though, objectively speaking
This was the Encore after playing Bach/Liszt BWV 542 , Beethoven OP 111, and Liszt Etuedes Transcendental. - at the legendary Concert 2014 from Lyon (France).
This is by far my favorite performance I've ever heard of this piece, so amazing!!!
It sounds like running water, so alive, just fantastic!
The joy, mystery of living to experience one's reflection and for better or worse willing to embrace it. Bravo, Maestro T!
Dear Daniil; When you play pieces that you love; I think you may be the finest pianist on earth at this point in time. With highest respect.
no puedo dejar de escucha a Danill Trifonov.... es INMENSO
Nicht nur, dass dieses wundervolle Reflets dans l'eau sein Encore nach den 12 Etuedes transcendal von Listz gewesen waere, die Rosen auf der Buehne wurden nach Bach/Liszt und Beethoven 111 mit dem Der Konzertabend begann vom beglueckten Publikum auf die Buehne geworfen. Dies war ein legendaeres Rezital !
Bin sehr dankbar alle Teile davon auf You Tube zu finden ! Was fuer ein begnadeter aussergewoehnlicher Pianist ! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Wie klug von Daniil, sein Publikum und sich selber nach diesem emotional aufwuehlenden Konzert mit Debussy wieder zu beruhigen. 🌹🌹🌹
Bravo monsieur Trifonov, vous faites partie des très rares pianistes qui ont bien compris et bien reproduit l’esprit de la musique de Debussy.
I love LOVE how his face reveals what he feels: let alone how his face shows his PREP stage just before he starts....EVERYTING he plays. You can just see and fell him entering into the atmosphere of what he is about to play.
Ich fühle und sehe dies wie Sie. Und liebe es so sehr wie seine Musik. Beides trifft ins Herz. Manchmal auch sehr schmerzlich. Ich denke gerade an Schuhmann's Fantasy C minor, Sommer 23 in Salzburg ( hier auf You Tube),falls Sie es noch nicht gesehen haben.
Exquisite...sublime & breathtaking!
I used to listen to this every night when I went to sleep as a child. A wonderful performance from one of our greatest young pianists. I can't wait to see him perform live someday.
Saw him in Carnegie Hall in a solo recital last November. He is wonderful.
Una interpretazione stupenda, una grande delicatezza, le mani volano sull'acqua (A wonderful performance, a great delicacy, his hands fly over the water)
C’est parfait et c’est tellement rare... Trifonov comprends Debussy lui.
im currently learning this piece so ive been listening to a couple of interpretations and i LOVE this one. it makes my heart move. very mesmerizing
Oh my . . . my my my! As it was meant to be "played" ; heard, felt, imagined.
I need to start listening to more piano music. What a fantastic artist Trifonov!
What a light, agile and delicate touch of the piano keys... Perfectly in synch with the spirit and mood of Debussy's Reflets dans l'Eau... BRA-VO!!!
love this guy , I think is amazing
Those with cough problems are asked to seriously consider the need to stay at home to cure them rather than defacing the rare magic of a great pianist's interpretation. Stefano Coculo
Chi ha problemi di tosse è pregato di esaminare seriamente la necessità di starsene a casa a curarseli anziché deturpare la rara magia dell'interpretazione di un grande pianista. Stefano Coculo
Beautiful, awe inspiring playing....bravo!!!!
This soothes my soul during covid19 pandemic April 2020
Frans Norway I mi al a
I mi al a tambien , Trifonov es pura màgia !!💕
This is a virtuosic piece but he doesn’t play it that way. The same way Chopin should be played: light, facile and elegant. Simply stunning version!!
Какой серебристый звук! Наслождение
Wunderbar! One of the greatest things ever written and maybe ever played along with the Entremont version. :)
Beautifully played and felt!!!
Fantastic
superbe!
I miss listening to this everyday, back one year ago...
BRAVISSIMO!!!!!!!!
Волшебный Даниил Трифонов
beautiful interpretation.
Che vero artista
Splendid!!!
Splendid💟💟💟
Interprétation exceptionnelle de reflets dans l'eau. Quand la technique se met au service de la musique. C'est juste, poétique, précis, ses gestes son corps son regard dansent avec la musique. Il est comme habité et ne fait qu'un avec l’œuvre. Pour moi l'un des plus grands avec Evgeny Kissin et Arcadi Volodos
Wonderful, poetic performance from Daniil. Every nuance is there. He makes Richter sound dull and stolid by comparison.
Волшебные звуки
Never understood why some are coughing so loud! This is ununderstandable... No problem to cough into the elbow or something...
The better word for ʻununderstandableʻ would be incomprehensible.
@@clearlyanartistanimations6915 Perhaps. But, the better word for 'incomprehensible' would be unfathomable.
@@Powerslider Perhaps, but then the meaning wouldn't differ too much as to use one over the other. It's more of one or the other.
Reflects in the water is the title translation (not on the water but in, dont ask me why)
Pour un français , "dans" est naturel.
Critiquez la langue française , si vous voulez , mais n imaginez pas des intentions spéciales chez Debussy
.🇫🇷, malgré son regrettable gouvernement actuel.
Muy bueno tambięn en la mûsica impresionista.
extraordinare
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00:42 jazzy chords!
I am sorry to say that I don't think Trifonov has yet to understand the necessary refinement of sound that Debussy requires. For a much more fully realized account of this piece, " Reflets dans l'eau " I strongly urge you to seek out here on TH-cam the exquisite performance by Marc-Andre Hamelin.
I agree. The opening chord pattern felt a little rushed and heavy handed. He articulates the fast parts unbelievably well, but it just didn’t really feel like Debussy to me.
This performance is second only to Hamelins interpretation. Bravo!
kelle merveille ces triforeflets
Very Good. Check out Maestro Arrau's interpretation of this sublime work.
Is this a pianist or a painter?
c'est vraiment bien joué
il n'exagère pas les parties lentes, les parties rapides sont un peu shred mais restent musicales ;
le tempo général est idéal :)
nice
debussy stays in the middle between classic & jazz ...
1:02 that arm tho
wonderful performance Daniil! My favourite one of this piece together with Philippe Entremont's historic one. I like it more than Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli's.
this. is. effing. unreal.
Technically brilliant, Hamlin's version has a bit more magic, more liquidity. Fascinatingly different approaches, especially Trifonov's tempo changes: th-cam.com/video/Hyiu7fBUk7o/w-d-xo.html
umm...the audio is horrible
It sounds like he never took his foot off the sustain pedal; not even once. If you listen to Marc-André Hamelin play this piece, it is is clearly, and beautifully heard. Not so here, and this muddles the entire performance. He spends too much energy in arm performance instead of concentrating on the pedals. The fact that this is such an enormously beautiful piece is mainly the reason why the audience responds so favorably. Trifonov still has much to learn.
bravo è bravo, ma brutto come pochi!
Listen and watch Michelangeli. This is an elephant dans l’eau.😅
He's got a lot of work to do before he can begin to do justice to this piece....
He does a lot more justice than most who play this piece and that’s all there is to it.
despite of my great respect and even admiration for Trifonov, I feel very boring his execution (too much difference of Tempo between slow and fast part, for example). Or maybe the extraterrestrial playing of ABM in this piece doesn't let me to express an opinion with serenity...
I agree that the way he pushes the tempo in some sections disrupts the soft, ethereal flow of this piece
Do you have ears? Are you are robot?
А если бы не кривлялся - было бы еще лучше.
Андрей Фортунато он живет музыкой, он находится там внутри неё, он не думает как выглядит!
Синдром Глена Гульда :)
Andrеi Piano-Vocal а ты лучше играешь? Вот и не кривляйся, критик уев...
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