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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Robert Schumann - Davidsbündlertänze, Op.6
András Schiff, piano
Live at Wigmore Hall on Sunday 4 October 2020
0:04 I. Lebhaft
1:28 II. Innig
2:51 III. Mit Humor
4:14 IV. Ungeduldig
4:55 V. Einfach
6:36 VI. Sehr rasch
8:35 VII. Nicht schnell
11:07 VIII. Frisch
11:46 IX. Lebhaft
12:44 X. Balladenmäßig - Sehr rasch
14:09 XI. Einfach
15:39 XII. Mit Humor
16:21 XIII. Wild und lustig
19:27 XIV. Zart und singend
20:48 XV. Frisch
21:57 XVI. Mit gutem Humor
24:13 XVII. Wie aus der Ferne
26:55 XVIII. Nicht schnell
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0:04 01번 Lebhaft (생기있게) - 플로레스탄과 오이제비우스
1:27 02번 Innig (마음으로부터) - 오이제비우스
2:51 03번 Etwas hahnbüchen (조금 격렬하게, 1st Edition/ 유머를 갖고, 2nd Edition) - 플로레스탄
4:14 04번 Ungeduldug (초조하게) - 플로레스탄
4:55 05번 Einfach (단순하게) - 오이제비우스
6:36 06번 Sehr rasch und in sich hinein (매우 생기 있고 밝게, 1st Edition/매우 생기 있게, 2nd Edition)
- 플로레스탄
8:35 07번 Nicht schnell mit äußerst starker Empfindung (빠르지 않고 깊은 표현력으로, 1st Edition/
빠르지 않게, 2nd Edition) - 오이제비우스
11:07 08번 Frisch (생생하게) - 플로레스탄
11:46 09번 ♩= 126 (1st Edition/ 빠르게, 2nd Edition) - 플로레스탄
12:44 10번 Balladenmabig, sehr rasch (발라드풍으로, 매우 빠르게) - 플로레스탄
14:09 11번 Einfach (단순하게) - 오이제비우스
15:39 12번 Mit Humor (유머를 갖고) - 플로레스탄
16:21 13번 Wild und lustig (거칠고 명랑하게) - 플로레스탄과 오이제비우스
19:27 14번 Zart und singend (아름답게 노래하면서) - 오이제비우스
20:48 15번 Frisch (상쾌하게) - 플로레스탄과 오이제비우스
21:57 16번 Mit gutem Humor (좋은 유머를 갖고, 1st Edition/ 유머를 갖고, 2nd Edition)
24:13 17번 Wie aus der Ferne (멀리서로부터) - 플로레스탄과 오이제비우스
26:55 18번 Nicht schnell (빠르지 않게) - 오이제비우스
András Schiff plays with so much depth, understanding, experience and, when appropriate, humour. He is an exquisite pianist, at one with the instrument, who appears to be getting better with every year that passes. A wonderful performance.
I do not know much about piano music, but this performance attracts me!
What I love the most about his musicianship is how his ego steps aside and allows the composer's wishes - what's in the score - to come true through his playing. Clarity, insight, and incredible tonal voicing.
Yes, that is what I love the most too. He is totally dedicated to the music. "Music is about love", he once said.
che suono ha questo maestro!Di una dolcezza ed eleganza estreme!!!!!!!!!!!
Many thanks, Sand Wolf. Have listened to András Schiff play this many times, but listening AND watching is an even greater joy. Thank you!
many of these dances are INCREDIBLY difficult to play, the left hand often demanding a virtuoso. Schiff must have spent hundreds of hours playing this throughout his lifetime to play it all live.
Thank you ever so much!
"Just before he died, Robert Schumann wrote that Brahm's music seemed to him like a waterfall, 'overarched by a peaceful rainbow, while butterflies played along its borders...' But Schumann, who may have been in the late stages of syphilis, was hearing angelic voices in his head - gradually they turned hellish & drove him insane."
-Edward Rothstein, N.Y. Times - May 27, 1984.
Bravo! Thanks very much!❤❤❤❤❤
stupendo musicista
eleganza assoluta, il suo bach,mozart,schubert, incanto paradisiaco !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
unbeatable at interpretational level
This is exceptionally cool.
0:04 I. Animado
1:28 II Íntimo
2:51 III. Con humor, un poco engreído
4:14 IV Impaciente
4:55 V. Fácil
6:36 VI. Muy rápidamente e introspectivamente.
8:35 VII No rápidamente con sensación extremadamente fuerte.
11:07 VIII.Fresco
11:46 IX. Dinámico
12:44 X. Tipo balada - Muy rápido
14:09 XI. Simplemente
15:39 XII. Con humor
16:21 XIII. Salvaje y divertido
19:27 XIV Delicado y cantando.
20:48 XV. Fresco
21:57 XVI. Con buen humor
24:13 XVII. Como desde la distancia
26:55 XVIII. No rápido
Many notes under the table .... but the grand gesture covers it up !
Amazing!
Schumann wrote the dynamics, integral to the score, for very good reason. In this performance Schiff appears to play little attention to their importance to the character of this complex work
really thanks to upload...
Dude moved his hands like a jazz musician. Nice.
16:21 XIII. Wild und lustig - Similar to Scriabin's B minor prelude Op. 11 No. 6...
Do you have the video of when he played the Fantasie Op. 17?
I uploaded 1st mov. here th-cam.com/video/KnbdUCczAw8/w-d-xo.html
listen to julia hamos play it on schiff's program, first
@@janbonsema5888 i have
Y ¿Que te pareció ?
@@janbonsema5888 una masterclass bien divertida. No me gustan nada los conservadorismos de Schiff, la idea de que algo “es” de una manera y no de otra. Pero es un gran músico y pedagogo, y lo respeto mucho.
26:15 - 27:00 wow !!
Mükemmel budur...
the link to X. Balladenmäßig - Sehr rasch should be corrected: should be 12:44 instead of 11:44
Fixed. Thanks
Nên chia sẻ các Bản hòa nhạc của các Ngạc sĩ nổi tiếng thế giới lên trang nhiều hơn.
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There are better, more reasonable interpretation of this precious work
11:30 con mi 💛
내 마음속으로
다 안다
Non capisco perche non suoni alcuni ritornelli.. altri si.
8:32.
He plays extremely good. However, I disagree with about every choice he makes in his interpretation.
Please post your own interpretation soon!
@@tgchicotyou dont need to be just as good at someone else at what they do to have an opinion on their performance
@@karrotkake You need to be good enough to have a valid opinion.
@@tgchicot ??? thats such a stupid thing to say. so they have to learn this entire piece and play it themself just to have an opinion on the interpretation? so they have to enjoy every single performance even if its horrible, just because they dont have any proof of playing it how they want? i understand that being able to play well can give you a higher musical intellect, but why should they have to show proof of themselves doing something better than the person theyre talking about to some anonymous person that disagrees with them?
@@karrotkake They don't have to show proof, it was a simple invitation. How are we to know what the critic's interpretation is if he cannot show us?
Correct mais peut mieux faire
A rather dull and unimaginative performance.
Who do you prefer?
??
Ok maybe but it's still Schumann