Pianist Jan Lisiecki performs Beethoven's cadenzas (2020)
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- Recorded in 2020 as part of our Virtual Festival, this hour includes conversation between Music Director Peter Oundjian and pianist Jan Lisiecki about the cadenzas that accompany Beethoven's piano concertos, as well as engaging performances by Lisiecki.
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This young man has it all and always has. What a gift for us who have the opportunity to hear him play. What kind of memory does he have to recall literature instantly? What kind it intellect does he have to be able to form a coherent analysis at the moment? What about his superpowers, his technique, and his musicality? He even looks good, handsome, and fit! Again, he has it all.
Fantastische pianist ‼‼‼
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I returned to this video clip and put it on loop for auto-replay and the more I listen to it, the more my appreciation for Jan Lisiecki grows. I am simply grateful that the Lord has sent us such a divine pianist to remember that there is always something positive to fall back on and to look forward to when tuning in to the fantastic performance on the piano by Jan Lisiecki when so much negativity mushrooms around the world.
The two were obviously having a great time talking about the genius and musicality of Beethoven, and while at it, they brought tons of sheer joy and bliss to the world because Jan Lisiecki is indeed a bundle of pleasant surprises non-stop. Gotta love that other-worldly pianist!
quel splendide artiste! Quel talent musical! quel don de la nature généreuse et vital de ce jeune! Bravo cher Jan!
This is a kind of video I really like. Most of musicians are able to play very good but they are not able to explain it well. Thank you both for making such wonderful programs,
谦虚、热情&真诚、高智商&情商、对作曲家的作品尊敬、忠诚&有自己独特演绎、对前辈致敬但不模仿，除了不同于他人的高超演奏水平外且能解释为什么他能在忠实作曲家作品的基础上说出自己的语言，的确是几代人中才能得到的杰出音乐艺术家！
A total cliche for a borrowed paraphrase, but we are blessed to have a young but already quite established concert pianist in Jan Lisiecki as 'God must be missing an angel'. He is more than a professional musician because he is a thinker and a philosopher and music is his preferred tool of communications. It is easy to understand that his winning personality due to his accessibility wins him the world, and the more people get to know him, the better people appreciate classic music through him. He is indeed a gift of God and he is God's grace personified.
Thanks for the video. Great analysis by Jan and Peter. It’s great to see them having so much fun analyzing these cadenzas. Wonderful playing Jan. Wish for more videos like this.
Great
What à great pianist !!!
Just saw him perform in Paris France maison de la radio !
Amazing concert
자신이 연주하는 곡에 대한 엄청난 열정과 기쁨이 넘치는 그의 모습을 보면서 젊지만 그가 얼마나 뛰어난 피아니스트인지 알 수 있는 영상입니다. 얀 리치에스키라는 피아니스트를 알게 되어 기쁩니다
what a splendid artist! What musical talent! what a gift of the generous and vital nature of this young man! Well done dear Jan!
Amazing Jan !
I see him as a pianist for a while then musical conductor.
Impresionante explicación, habilidad y expresión , tal como Beethoven desearía sentirlo.felicitaciones a Jan y su entrevistador.
fabelhaft
so weiter gratuliere
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Great 👍 Thank you Jan
I love your Beethoven piano concertos.
Completamente didáctico. Muchas gracias y felicidades por la iniciativa.
Very interesting! Excellent discussion and playing!
Just fascinating and fabulous!
Brilliant thank you
I missed something really important in this, but didn't they talk about the second theme of the Second Concerto and then he played the second theme of the first concerto? Please, someone, tell me what I missed here.
Whatever happens before a performance, don't spill water on your shirt like Yo-Yo Ma did, lol!
How about playing the cadenza first and THEN analyzing it.
This handsome young man is a superb musician---a live-wire who gives music lovers a delightful shock. Indeed, Beethoven had many beautiful ideas; however, he was never quite sure what to do with them---hence the boring repetition.
Nonsense! Beethoven was definitely one of the greatest composers when it came to thematic elaboration and development. You must be tone deaf.
OMG - I conclude that you aren't sure what to do with your time online, except malign someone who from whom you couldn't even shine their boots or throw out their toilet water.
I don't think you like Beethoven. There are a few out there believe it or not.
Serkin!
"World Renowned" - really??
Well, now he should even be known by you...