Відео

he was the greatest that ever lived, imo, and that's saying something

Weissenberg, an unforgettable legend, crucial in everything he played.

Maestro george cziffra,un gran pianista húngaro.vi casi todos sus videos de UA-cam. Tenia n conservatorio Francia.franz liszt.

His worst flaw is playing out of tune...

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老波？

いい映像ですね。なんか涙でちゃったです。ありがとうございます。

You must take more than three bows to play an encore. His utter seriousness and dignity are exemplary.

How he find so much musical substance and effect in the Liszt is remarkable, and his touch has so much softness that most people lack.

Pretty amazing.

The playing is superlative and breathtaking!

Lazar Berman is a legend. He was an extraordinary pianist and a musician with vision.

An unrelenting rendition !

VH was such an incredible painter at the piano, an eternal source of inspiration to us mortals.

As usual, thank you so much for those gems ! Ho my gosh how much I love RL .....

Maestro immenso e irraggiungibile.. eppure sempre qui, con noi, a commuoverci il cuore. Mille volte grazie non bastano..

Other than the first two notes, and this LH figue at 11:39, this performance is horrendous

🇲🇽❤️🎶🎶

😂😂😂😂 And we all came, How can I help?😊

Sounds like an old man but good enough for this difficult piece

Милый Дьёрдь Циффра! Люблю его! ❤

❤

I have just listened to Rubinstein's recording of this piece, and this performance seems faster and more passionate. I watched UA-cam videos of young pianists play this, like Daniil Trifonov (sweating profusely). How did Rubinstein do it at his age? Even for those who doubt it is him playing, there are plenty of videos of live performances from his old age, many of which his hands are visible. Now with UA-cam, we can see many more of these than were possible at the time, so his career achievement into old age seems even more remarkable now with the passage of time. He continued to play the big pieces right up till the end of his career.

2:43 oh my God ............. these kind of piano pianissimmi , heavenly inserted in the line ... with perfect phrasing ... Hambourg ... (when I listen to this, I'm literrally unable to listen somewhat else. I quit YT and go to my work desk, or to bed)

For me Lazar Berman ranked among the greatest pianists of the last century,his virtuosity along with his Deep soul were unbelievable...thank you for this gem!

Poor recording sound which does not give full justice to the Michelangeli’s art

And THIS is why Horowitz is so revered as a player. The excitement of this performance is off the scale. Yes - the sound is pretty bad and they almost didn't get tot the end together but WOW. Nobody has played like that since. The closest I've ever come is Argerich/Pappano in Japan in 2001. I must have about 10 pirated Horowitz Tchaikovsky 1's from this period but this is near the top (personally I think the 1953 Szell is slightly better, but still so exciting). Imagine being in the audience listening to this incredible man. I only heard him live once and was totally blown away by the sound

Non vi sono parole per esprimere tutta l'ammirazione che provo per questo sommo Artista,che con la sua arte ha raggiunto il Sublime.

His concert repertory could be larger, though.

Location? Wigmore?

just discovered this wonderful man

я не могу понять, нравится ли мне это исполнение или нет

There are plenty of idiotic, negative comments to be found here. Ogdon was a genious, so stfu

Ah jeez

0:01 the sheer and pure beauty of his phrasing, inner cantabile and legato, moved by this dancing energy ... a dream .... a dream ... some moments ..; (remembers me to the most precious moments of my life)

His playing had such colour and his phrasing speaks to the emotions so profoundly.

At this recital Vlado was 82 years. Amazing!

Beautiful ❤

Someone know who is the actor in New Amsterdam i don’t remember … and I don’t find him…

grazie di nuovo

What is that pooting sound ?! lol

Ogden does a mighty good job in the execution of this glorious concerto. The melody sounds out with absolute clarity. I can find no weakness in it whatsoever !

Nyiregyhazi was the world's most Chaotic Evil pianist. And it's glorious.

One of the greatest solo piano recordings of all time.... up there with Hofmann's Chopin Ballade 4, Rachmaninov's Chopin Second Sonata, Busoni's C major WTC 1, Cortot's 1933 Chopin preludes, Horowitz's Dance Macabre from the 1940s, Feinberg's Scriabin Fourth sonata, and some others Nyiregyhazi is an absolute genius!!

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14:13…

Awful sound, it seems like played by Terminator...no music here, only madness !

This really is a wonderful performance, but I have the same feeling listening to it as I felt at the only time I heard him live. Royal Festival Hall in the same year - Beethoven 5. He walked onstage slowly, head bent down, almost shambling. Didn't really bow - just sat and waited. Then played amazingly well. Note perfect but rather like a doll who had been wound up and was going through the motions. I don't think he knew where he was at all. I was backstage after and Brenda was regaling everyone about 'dear John', and I saw him sitting in a chair in the corner, on his own. I went over, shook his hand, and spoke to him for a while. Again I got the impression that, although he was charming to talk to, he had no idea where he was

life

you had it all--and you didn't practice--and then you got drunk instead--go to hell