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Valentina Lisitsa plays Rachmaninoff Etude Op 39 #6
It is live and is almost 20 sec shorter then her other version. She played this as an encore during an informal concert for small group of friends at her house.
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This is a different performance of the piece from the one presented already at this site.
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Valentina Lisitsa plays Rachmaninoff Etude
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Valentina Lisitsa plays Rachmaninoff Etude Tableau Op 39 No 6. This is the same file as prevously posted with the sound problem fixed
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you want rubato? I’ll give you rubato! yOu ArE aBoUt tO EXpeRIenCe R U B A T O!!!
an unbelievable virtuosity and coolness, rest in peace george
"Fantastico!" ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962 Grazie
사기야 사기😮
치프라는 인간이 아니였음 ㅎㅎ ㅈㄹ 쉽게 치는거 같야요 표정 보면
iam happy to know him😮
Awe-inspiring ! Such a well crafted performance... never get tired of listening to this
This Etude is driving through the North Sea 50-foot high waves with Maestro Cziffra driving this Super Tanker Etude through the terrifying waves, the great movement through the High Seas of Pianism, virtuosity and great musical artistry and inspiration. Beware the North Seas !! It can destroy anything unless under the direction of Maestro Cziffra !!
人間ですか?😂
HOW IS THIS SO HIGH QUALITY FOR 2006 VIDEO STANDARDS?
It's in 240p, but ok.
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Nice Bösendorfer 275.
I had never heard of this amazing piece until now. Technically unimaginable!
2:04
速さに気を取られていましたが、何度も聴くうちに緩急あり、表情豊かな演奏をされていていることに気付きました。bravo!
Here is this: "Cziffra became a popular pianist around the late 1950's around the west." "Until the mid-1970's when a more urtext purist came more into fashion." "And Cziffra never played in the UK in 1974." "After the death of his son in 1981, he rarely played in public and never played with the orchestra." "13 years after his son's death, he was next to have his life claimed" Sad but at least his legacy will never die (And he is with his son in heaven)
シフラ氏の演奏には、後になる程、ピアノ演奏技術が低下して行くのが、感じられる。 次に、この曲の録音には、ホロヴィッツ氏の超人的な名演(1962年のスタジオ録音)があるので、考えさせられる。
C’est sans doute la seule et unique interprétation valable mondiale , vous pouvez comparer ( je l’ai fait ), avec d’autres grands pianistes comme on dit, vous ne trouverez pas mieux.. Marcel Dupré n’a t-il pas dit, si je croyais à la métempsychose, je dirais que Cziffra est la réincarnation de Liszt. Cette formule est exacte excellente et précise
I would have easily proposed to him…😻
Why isn't it 2x speed
Superb
Высший класс конечно!
Warum muss man das Tempo an eigene Grenzen steigern, anstatt dem Werk gemäss die Klarheit steigern?
진짜 사람 맞냐;; 볼때마다 의심간다 뭘 하면 저렇게 칠수 있지..... 한심한 내손
Truly unbelievable. Thanks for posting.
Música genial para pianista genial.
The look at 3:06...I'm sure he went in his head " Valahogy így... ", Hungarian for " Kind of like that.. "
Ivo Pogorelich's version is better.
Amazing 😍 bravo 👏👏👏🎹🎵 🎵
Monstrueux... Notez bien, il a une telle faculté d'écart de doigts qu'il est capable d'alterner 4e et 5e doigts sur la note supérieure dans tous les passages en octaves répétées - ce qui donne une fluidité et une légèreté difficile à atteindre pour le commun des mortels 😁
手の動きが異常で草
At first in 0:05 I thought Cziffra was literally using one hand until few seconds later he was using 2 hands but not clearly seen. Also you can see the reflection so yeah
これを越える人はでないだろうな!
It is incredible how well Cziffra can play this piece, and few if any of us will ever achieve such a technical capacity. However, Liszt’s piece has almost no emotional effect. The obsession with tricks like this is toxic. Any robot could do the same thing. What is interesting is music that communicates some unique emotional message. Everyone can bring that to the table with some degree of competence, and that’s how we can leave a legacy-by connecting with other people. (That’s not to doubt that Cziffra was quite capable of expressive performances, which he was-and I also don’t mean to criticize the channel owner. I just see some people in the comments saying “I should quit piano” and that’s the wrong thing to get out of this.)
what a fuck! How it possible?)
Why so fast? I personnally prefer Trifonov by far, he really lends the piece a character which is unique and interesting and he doesn't just use it to show off his marvelous technique. He of course plays the repetition, which balances the piece much better. ua-cam.com/video/_y73Hy0POFU/v-deo.html
Another 4:42 minutes guy: Do-Hyun Kim ua-cam.com/video/dpzejuXF9IQ/v-deo.html
Absolutely phenomenal technique...a true marvel of pianism!
Ok
3:07 - "Thank you, I'm finished"
silly show off composition by Liszt
I had to double check if I hadn't left the 1.5x speed from a previous video.
Thank you for this historic video. Video recordings at that time were quite rare.
ただでさえ早い曲を更に早く弾いてて草
배속한줄 알았네;;
A hidden 💎 gem that seems to purposely be made distant from Horowitz. The real piano virtuoso that I never knew of until today!
Sir Franz is the best!
Happy 100th Birthday, man.
the Taliban would break his fingers for being this good.
This is almost the equivalent of driving a horse at 200 mph
2:30 Feels good, man.