Daniil Trifonov plays Scriabin, Medtner, Stravinsky, Debussy, Chopin, Strauss - live 2012
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- Daniil Trifonov, live in 2012. Timing below:
00:00 - Scriabin Piano Sonata no. 3, op. 23
19:08 - Medtner Fairy Tale op. 51 no. 2
22:32 - Medtner Fairy Tale op. 26 no. 2
23:51 - Medtner Fairy Tale op. 20 no. 1
26:42 - Stravinsky-Agosti Three Dances from The Firebird
38:23 - Debussy Images, Book 1
52:31 - Chopin 12 Etudes, op. 25
encores
01:22:58 - Chopin 3 Etudes, op. 10
01:31:15 - Strauss-Trifonov Die Fledermaus Overture
Даниил Трифонов - Скрябин - Метнер - Стравинский - Агости - Дебюсси - Шопен - Штраус - เพลง
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I am old and yet I love composer and pianist Daniil Trifonov. 💐💐💐 (Netherlands 2024 )
I'm very old, Emily and er have the same Passion: listening and admiring wonderful Daniil Trifonov !
❤ From Switzerland !
His virtuosity is jawdropping, but I'm blown away by the tenderness and fragility he can achieve. I heard him 3 nights ago in recital, and he's only gotten better since this concert was recorded. He is the best pianist currently performing.
Have to agree with you ....saw him and was astounded at the intensity and sound he makes..... Very difficult to describe ....but have to agree he's truly the best out there... And I've seen many.
Scriabin with us. These young virtuosi and musical geniuses - Russia just keeps birthing them. A culture that blesses human civilization.
Putin should have taught himself to play piano. What he is doing now is suicidal. Trifonov forever...
@@davidsvarrer8942 Wishful thinking about Putin. He ain''t hurting.
Der beste Pianist: Musikalität, Technik, Sensibilität, welcher bei keine Pianist Heute findet!
Gott soll Ihm beschützen dass er Gesund bleibt und mit deren Sensibilität die böse Welt überlebt und stark wird!!!
Danke für diese schöne Interpretation die das Herz berührt!👍👍
he is one of the greatest pianists of our era.
yep!
I dare to pledge him for more Scriabin and less Chopin although Scriabin was a major Chopin admirer.This sonata is so wonderful that I don’ have words to define what it inspires into myself. Bravo! Scriabin must go on.
@@nelidaferraz6497 he's releasing an album with Scriabin soon, I'm really excited for that. I've heard him play Scriabin live last year and it was spectacular
Looking forward to listen to this album. Great expectation.
No flies on you...😊
Magnificent playing by the greatest living pianist, and such a generous program!
Daniil Trifonov's interpretations and performances here are exceptional and very much to my liking. Everything he plays here is perfect; the sonorities and voicings are tremendous! He has created legendary intricacies of sound.
Transcendental, stunningly beautyful played . Daniil Trifonov is filled with Life and Emocions! I'm so greatful that I found this Video. Very god Sound quality. Thanks to the Provider! Would be wonderful to watch Daniil Trifonov playing this extraordinary Recital !
Does somebody know where it took Place ? ❤
He was young when playing this - and made me young again. I'm old and I need enough time to learn more Scriabin and Medtner. I am glad I lived long enough to hear Trifonov.
His arrangement of Die Fledermaus Overture is terrific ! He is LIszt of our time ! He gives us dream colors, whisks us onto the dance floor for a wild ride !
greatest 10/1 I have ever heard!
Phenomenal playing.
Ny God, does this man have an exquisite sound! It's such a throwback to the 1920s, yet perfectly modern in its sensibility. The great pianistic talent of his generation. Thanks for posting.
+Obaysch My pleasure. Also look out for Trifonov's amazing teacher, Sergei Babayan. He tours a lot and is very special.
+ADGO ,
It is absolutly inequitable speaking about teacher of Trifonov not to mention Tatiana Zelikman. She is the main teacher of Trifinov, not Babayan.
What Trifonov really acquired new after becoming the pupil of Babayan is a habit to grimacing during playing.
+tatsushiru Yes ok, I see your point. But are there recordings of Tatiana Zelikman?
+tatsushiru Thanks. It's a pity there isn't more. My reason for mentioning Babayan is to hear him since he has recordings and since he tours a lot. It wasn't to imply he is the main influence on Trifonov.
From time to time some new videos of how she is playing appear. But she never has career of a concert pianist.
one of the best pianist currently alive!!
A tour de force of artistry. Thanks for posting.
Lindo, genial y precoz. Una verdadera rareza hecha maravilla. Felicidades Daniil.
Ausgezeichnetes !!!
I like the 3rd sonata by scriabin played by horowitz and i like this interpretation by trifonov, very colorful and vocally played, i have played this sonata too, i love this sonata.
Trifonov is certainly one of the best living pianists 🎹
Thank for this great youtube channel!
Феноменальная лёгкость исполнения,поднимающая Слушателя на пьедестал Небожителя словно Волшебник
Fenomenal! Magnífico Daniil bravooo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️
Scriabin III movement - Incredibly beautiful ...
I could not hear the left hand well - the most difficult part, I think.
Indeed he produces some lovely translucent sonorities. His Scriabin third is one of the very finest accounts of this work I know of.
erede magnifico e straordinario di S. Richter. un prodigio
Fantàstic!! Romàntic, gran sensibilitat❤️👏👏👏
Many have commented on the unique "Russian" style of Trifonov and I cannot agree more. Like their ice dancing, they begin and end with artistry - NOT technique. Technique is actually a function of effort habits and anatomy. But true virtuosity requires consummate artistry AND technique. Trifonov is like the old Romantic masters for the modern age
I was talking to some bewildered co-workers of mine about how it takes a Russian to be able to truly pay Liszt or Rachmaninoff. The Chinese or Koreans just mimic with no soul...
@@julianovanderpool6867 By the same logic, one has to be French to "truly" play Ravel & Debussy? Polish to "truly" play Chopin? German to "truly" play Bach and Beethoven? BTW, Liszt is Hungarian, what does he have to do with Russia?
I'm Russian myself. Trifonov is a great artist, but I would say I prefer a more reserved manner, like that of Brendel.
@@vsevolodmakeev9474 It's all subjective. I was brought up with Horowitz, van Cliburn, Bolet, etc and their "grand" style still defines (for me) the ultimate.
It probably has a lot to do with musical preference. Ny repertoire has shrunk to my favorites - Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Chopin, Brahms & some Bach. Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, etc or the modern composers just don't speak to me.
@@smb123211 I agree, esp. on Chopin and Horowitz, they are superhuman. My second thought, I often work listening classic piano, and too much emotion may be distracting.
I am not a musician, but it seems like everything he plays has a new sound, fresh and alive?
You are absolutely right, Daniil Trifonov has His own Access to Music.I have heard him in Documentary - Recitals ( in You Tube), and Interviews talking about in his charming and so modest Way. He is Just a captivating Genius !
Sorry for my bad Inglish .
The lower register melody that he brings out at 52:50 is wonderful
Браво , Маэстро👏👏👏👏
Is daniil a maestro?
SENSACIONAL!!!
1:16:37 chopin etude op.25 no.11
Превосходно! Это вдохновенное музыкально- пианистическое искусство !
Sorprendente Scriabin.
Daniil como de costumbre,impecable,trscendental.Las Deidades del Arte lo adoptaron como el elegido.
Me desanima un poco q mi vieja amiga R.siempre me pilla la delantera ,como decimos en Andalucia,por lo demás gracias por estas maravillas.
I'll be damned if this isn't one of the finest channels on youtube!
+OpusTravels Definitely one of the finest channels on TH-cam, but neither Babayan nor Trifonov I can say are one of the absolute top artists. I have no idea how one can say that a performer who plays in a very modern style sounds anything like a pianist from the 1920s - as most people 100 years old can not recall what they heard back then. And, the recording technooogy was so poor for showing a pianist's ton (I know that was the person who commented before you). But then again, we are in a world of Lang Lang, Wang, Trifonov, and other hyped superstars that are not the very top pianists of their time. I can't comment on the Scriabin 3rd Sonata since no one of consequence today really plays it, but the Debussy and Chopin certainly have been.
+classicalalways Thanks to both of you. Trifonov is still so young, and I think if you cut out all the media nonsense and just listen to him, he's already very impressive. No way can he be lined up with LL and YW. His label may try to do so, but that is the marketing approach at the moment -- young, good-looking talent to bolster what on record anyway is a moribund industry. As for his teacher, Sergei Babayan, I think he's one of the very top pianists today, unique and original. Unfortunately he's hardly represented, but if you hear his live recordings (or just hear him live).....I have some live recordings by him which are out of this world. I'll ask him for permission to upload some.
+classicalalways Are you on some anti Trifonov campaign or something? It would be better for you to go listen to something you liked instead of looking for stuff you don't like (and repeatedly commenting on it).
+classicalalways Indeed, Trifonov is overrated. He is always going beyond what the score indicates, as if he thinks there is some music in it. He should just play what is there and let us go on with our lives in peace.
+CardboardGourmet lol
All this - and more!! And he's probably playing from memory. Exceptional.
Je is Not Planung from his memory... he is creating this music in thiis very moment in direct connection with the almighty ..
He is not playing this from his memory but he's creating all of it in that very moment ... in connection with the almighty as an unique sample for eternity
@@heiner317 you must be a madman
Daniil, excellent performace! please play the unbelivable Passacaglia from Godowski....
Daniel lo mejor del mundo, hermoso
Daniel no me canso de escucharte, ERES todo sensibilidad, fuerza y dominio de la técnica pianistica; ese Popurrí que comienza con un clase de Straus, maravilloso,ERES GRANDISIMO,DIOS TE BENDIGA Y A TUS DEDOS TAMBIEN
Scandaleux !!! A lépoque où nous sommes, on aurait quand même pu avoir une vidéo....
it was only 21 at that time... O_o
Can it be? He is only 21 at the time of this recording?
The Stravinsky was fantastic. The first time of hearing this version for piano. Bravo to Trifonof (he may be the only one who can play this) and Stravinsky. Everything before that was rather too crazy for my liking.
Who the fuck asked you?
@@beethovensg Everyone is entitled to his opinion. Even people who are totally ignorant about piano music.
His excellent use of dynamics and pedalling sometimes reminds me of Lazar Berman.
En plus de toutes ses qualités , il ne faut pas oublier, qu,il fait bien vivre les morceaux qu'il joue et avec pleinitude
19:08 this one gets me every timr
Best version ever.... PLEASE ADVISE HOW I COULD BUY A FLAC, HI RES VERSION OF THIS MASTER INTERPRETATION...
✨🙏🏽✨🌹✨🙏🏽✨
Scriabin 3 mvmt III @ 8:41
so sad somewhere (I am listening to the Partita I on another recording) - perhaps the size? Remarkable. Thank you for the upload & the performance!
Russian music school.
Only Russian play like that. Killing.
No equal.
Just best.
Спасибо,Даниил,за счастье слушать Вас!❤🎹
There were many "best" pianists. What about Michelangeli? He was not Russian. Rubinstein was Polish. Etc.
8:41
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I've recently fell in love with Scriabin's music....!
very erotic and sensual music.
Now you can fall in love with the man playing it ;).
I’m !! He is my god!!! I have a photo photo with him together, and I hang it on the wall and watch it everyday!!
Thank Horowitz for introducing the classical audience to scriabin .Very few pianists can deliver all the hidden gems in his music.kissin and triganov are the exception although Scriabin is heard more often than before
What about Medner, he is finally getting the attention he deserves.
38:26
5:58
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TESTING 123
Don't neglect Ruth Laredo as another Scrabin exponent.
I attended a two-night recital by Ruth Laredo in New York at the Metropolitan Museum in 1972. Her all Scriabin recital put Scriabin on the map in this country. Her performances were phenomenal; I listen to my recordings of her concerts still.
I admire Triff but I don't understand why he always plays wrong octive note at 23:20 in the Skazka. It's really irritating as he is currently one of the finest young pianists! Or am I too picky about it? :"/
I would say that by calling him Triff you've had some revenge on him :)
For some reason, sheet music versions can differ depending on where you got them from. When comparing my version of Rachmaninoffs D major prelude to the one of my teacher, there were 4 or 5 differences in a 4-page piece. So it is possible that Trifonov got a different version as well
@@thingiezz Do you think he's got a shoddy dog eared score which has white paint or blood stain or sticky choccolate which covers 6 ledger lined B flat octave chord? B flat (dominat Bass) resolves 4bars later, which is ovbious! I think Triff is making a point of doing something unusual and he can get away with!!
How do you know your version is correct?
@@itchy2345 I don't doubt that Trifonov got his sheet music from a good source. However, differences can still be found between publishers, whether they sound logical or not. Besides, composers also made this more difficult by making changes to sheet music after initial publication (Chopin was notorious for this). Example: listen to Rubinstein's fantaisie impromptu, some notes and phrases are slightly, but notably different than other performances (for example trifonov's). I don't know the cause for sure, but don't use slight irregularities in a performance as an excuse to hate on a pianist
Thank you for this fine upload! I really don't like Trifonov as he takes a weird twitchy approach to rhythm/tempo (Grosvenor takes this to the extreme) but depending on the piece that can work sometimes.
+jeremy heng
You what? Are we talking about the same Daniil Trifonov? Or are you the sort that just disagrees with everyone? Don't envy you your life!
I love it when blind devotees of whoever the latest overhyped fad happens to be get mad at people who make solid critical observations. Trifonov is indeed in the habit if gratuitously slowing down and speeding up the tempo, often within the space of a single phrase, which chops us the musical structure of whatever he's playing and precludes any kind of a long line. I guess that, as well as the wild facial gestures, is what he thinks would convince people of his genius - and he's not wrong, going by some of the reactions.
@@punkpoetry Good point! This type of egocentric subjectivism is the buzz word of our time. José Ortega y Gasset described the phenomenon of know-all diletant in his masterpiece "The Revolt of Masses" (1930). Apart from the philosophical analysis, this trend in our social life nowadays could also be illustrated by the substitution of the gravitas of knowledge/objectivity by a simple statement such as "I believe her..."
Your weird twitchy is my runaround. You can't have post-romantic music without it.
@@punkpoetry mostly agree with you on the up and down tempo changes. i also find his phrasing unruly. It does make for something unpredictable, if that is what you want. Well, I presume he was taught that this is being "free" and therefore cannot be dispensed with in Romantic music. It is typical of the Russian style, in the main. Not Richter. His physical gestures , I think, are just part of his style and have been learned as part of his very relaxed technical training. One can argue that he does succeed in getting the sounds he wants. His facial expressions are, I believe, a true reflection of his emotions and do not have any intentions.