Valentina Masterclass

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 349

  • @guillaumejs2403
    @guillaumejs2403 8 років тому +572

    what a lucky boy, having valentina as a teacher

    • @carluy7351
      @carluy7351 7 років тому +20

      guillaumejs2403 must be hella expensive though. 100 bucks per half hour

    • @mauimeowi
      @mauimeowi 6 років тому +26

      @@carluy7351 I would pay $100 for a half hour with her as my teacher

    • @Biddyjr
      @Biddyjr 6 років тому +40

      100 per half-hour for a professional classical world renown player is a low price to pay considering the hundreds of thousands of hours of practice she has.

    • @Andrew-zk6dm
      @Andrew-zk6dm 5 років тому +4

      I just found out that Valentina is a teacher and now I am shocked!!😓

    • @2XDJ2k
      @2XDJ2k 5 років тому +1

      what a lucky Valentina having this boy as a student you mean !
      he magnificent without her !

  • @TheNiceguy1156
    @TheNiceguy1156 7 років тому +424

    i would want her as a teacher but i have a feeling i would get kicked out the moment i play

    • @paularturocorreavargas1530
      @paularturocorreavargas1530 5 років тому +4

      Same v':

    • @SkylarPiano
      @SkylarPiano 5 років тому +13

      SAME! I THINK SHE IS GOING TO KICK ME OUT OF THE ROOM AT THE MOMENT I START PLAYING

    • @tommytommy6617
      @tommytommy6617 5 років тому +20

      @@SkylarPiano she may look very serious person but she's nice and has humours! watch her 2017 masterclass. she's super funny!

    • @amenophis_factorem
      @amenophis_factorem 4 роки тому

      Isn't that the truth!

    • @cranez006
      @cranez006 4 роки тому +4

      But at least you would be shown the door with those long graceful arm movements.

  • @louis-marieokolo41
    @louis-marieokolo41 8 років тому +252

    0:03 Mozart - Sonata No.9 (K311) in D Major
    3:30 Moszkowski - Etude Op.72 No.12 in D♭Major
    5:16 Moszkowski - Etude Op.72 No.2 in G minor
    6:30 Beethoven - Sonata No.23 (Op.57) "Appassionata Sonata" in F minor

  • @noodlery7034
    @noodlery7034 7 років тому +261

    The way she speaks is just a perfect russian stereotypical dialect

    • @AL-xw1en
      @AL-xw1en 5 років тому +8

      I think she's indeed russian woman but half.

    • @teleman07
      @teleman07 5 років тому

      @Eagleeye Jones I might care if she spoke cantonese backwards during her classes. But thats just me..

    • @youmiau
      @youmiau 4 роки тому +2

      @butter fingers Mostly the same thing... Do not say to her and any Ukrainian 🙄

    • @lllepricon7715
      @lllepricon7715 4 роки тому

      @@youmiau well german and dutch are pretty same thing...
      no, they are not...

    • @youmiau
      @youmiau 4 роки тому

      @@lllepricon7715 You are not doing your job well. Even the accompaniment you are doing has nothing to do with the one here exposed. In any case, it would make more sense to speak between Germans and Austrians. Of course the Dutch and the Germans are not the same.
      Geography, history of ethnic groups, languages, invasions and history ... you suspended it right?

  • @christophebaut2896
    @christophebaut2896 3 роки тому +4

    Quelle chance... une leçon de piano avec elle vaut des heures de travail... la meilleure pianiste que j’ai pu entendre

  • @jasonkeller7623
    @jasonkeller7623 8 років тому +388

    1:32 - see what happens when you get as good as Valentina? You gain the ability to transport yourself like some kind of Jedi/Demigod hybrid superpower.

  • @123eldest
    @123eldest 8 років тому +426

    That kid grew up fast! Amazing.

    • @cougar231000
      @cougar231000 8 років тому +28

      OMG ahhahaah best comment

    • @onlymyrailgununknown2960
      @onlymyrailgununknown2960 7 років тому +40

      And that lady wore the same clothes while he growed up

    • @Ritermann
      @Ritermann 7 років тому +2

      Most random Comment this year :D

    • @mateusvahl5072
      @mateusvahl5072 3 роки тому

      I just skipped the first minutes to get an overall and was like, woow

  • @AngelaV-w1f
    @AngelaV-w1f 9 років тому +180

    I'm so freakin jealous......... if only I could have one single lesson with you....

  • @pianoforte17xx48
    @pianoforte17xx48 8 років тому +30

    these students are the luckiest students ever, I wish if one time I can learn in her class! I would pay what ever it requires me to pay, but at least my dream is to learn from here because no pianist is like here

  • @alexandernabokov6882
    @alexandernabokov6882 6 років тому +3

    I've wanted to hear her talk about music and piano playing so long . thankyou so much for making this video public !!!!

  • @KeepingOnTheWatch
    @KeepingOnTheWatch 4 роки тому +2

    I was self-taught until about 6 months ago. I was doing alright and even did well in the practical exams. However, this past summer I found an online teacher that can work with my schedule. Having a coach makes a significant and noticeable difference. Having one or two lessons with Valentina would be an honour.

  • @catkeys6911
    @catkeys6911 6 років тому +5

    Wow, you could really see and hear that kid (in the beginning of the video) play better after listening to Valentina's instructions about how to feel the piece and having the right touch. That boy is lucky, and must also be quite talented to be able to get Lisitsa as a teacher.

  • @kb-co3cp
    @kb-co3cp 7 років тому +3

    I'm so in awe how she can just touch the piano so flawlessly and like ??? wtf is she a piano god

  • @kummer45
    @kummer45 5 років тому +6

    Our Lord send us teachers. This is one of them.

  • @kliu3531
    @kliu3531 4 роки тому +6

    7.22 I love how Valentina was like `first movement only?' Shows she was willing to continue listening to this young man play second movement 🙂

    • @tgoncharova
      @tgoncharova 2 роки тому

      she's getting paid for it ! and having kids play longer makes her job easier.

  • @tedstiles6831
    @tedstiles6831 7 років тому +5

    It’s always amazing to watch this caliber of musician giving back. I wonder if these students understand what they are getting. Lol. I love that technology enables this experience to be enjoyed by everyone. This wasn’t always available and I love that I live in this time to enjoy and have a sneak peak into this experience.

  • @sangwooklee9965
    @sangwooklee9965 4 роки тому +4

    No ego down to earth, but supreme in piano Lisitsa

  • @ShahramZadeh
    @ShahramZadeh 8 років тому +83

    The way you explained performing Beethoven is a fight or that spring was really awesome, I think with this kind of imagination, performance sounds closer to what monster Beethoven wanted :-)
    Dear Valentina, Why don't you upload a video of your imagination about each individual composer or even pieces? This would give us a new point of view of a strong and brilliant pianist for whoever enjoys your interpretation.

  • @hitoall123
    @hitoall123 4 роки тому +1

    2008, concert in the Paul Klee concert hall in Bern, Switzerland of Valentina and Hilary Hahn. I took autographs of them both after the concert. I can't forget their beautiful smiling eyes as they gave me the CD back. Very nice human beings.

  • @LovegiDavid
    @LovegiDavid 8 років тому +124

    I would trembling so badly if she teach me piano lul...

    • @alisacs_f.l1312
      @alisacs_f.l1312 4 роки тому

      Ill be shaking like my hands ←↑→↓←

  • @alexandernabokov6882
    @alexandernabokov6882 6 років тому +3

    I keep relearning thias lesson . Each note is important whether stressed or not it is all part of the whole and must be considered in detail and organically . Oh thankyou so much for this video !!!

  • @jc9552
    @jc9552 8 років тому +10

    Wow, what a treat to have a masterclass with Valentina! Lucky you. PS: You play very well. 👍🏻

  • @CantOutOusbiTheOusbi
    @CantOutOusbiTheOusbi 7 років тому +98

    1:48 Look at the kids fingers that is pretty good

    • @JPlones
      @JPlones 4 роки тому +1

      Thats not “pretty good” :/ that’s normal

  • @faresaljajeh3487
    @faresaljajeh3487 8 років тому +19

    I love her accent

  • @garyditmore4389
    @garyditmore4389 7 років тому +27

    Valentina is great, Russian women don't take crap from anyone.

  • @james.housego
    @james.housego 8 років тому +10

    mo matter what level you get to, you must always know the basics

  • @lepredator189
    @lepredator189 7 років тому +141

    She looks like a female Dumbledore

  • @JessicaWilliamspianist
    @JessicaWilliamspianist 6 років тому +1

    Listen to the lesson and the music. As well as playing, teaching is an art. I, too, would have loved lessons from such a dynamo as Valentina.

  • @kaleidoscopio5
    @kaleidoscopio5 6 років тому +1

    1) the kid plays pretty fine for his age; 2) I am always learning from Val watching her videos and copying her technique; 3) the little chair matches with her outfit 😊

  • @jc9552
    @jc9552 4 роки тому +1

    To have Valentina give you pointers on your playing would be a dream but honestly, I'd be already happy if I could play at the level of the boy right now.

  • @violetavalery
    @violetavalery 6 років тому +2

    Love her!! She's so sweet 💛

  • @davidconjefferson
    @davidconjefferson 4 роки тому +4

    Teaching of this caliber is worth aspiring towards. I wonder if Valentina teaches biomechanics exercises, mental and physical, to her students? Understanding a piece through interpretative approach is helpful only if the students are not lacking gaps in their playing mechanisms both mental and physical. After 23 years training, and 5 teaching, I’ve learned it is *(mind / matter)*

  • @maywong5073
    @maywong5073 6 років тому +22

    understand the stuggle of Beethoven...imagine that you are Beethoven.......

  • @Highinsight7
    @Highinsight7 8 років тому +3

    AND... an EXCELLENT teacher... why am I NOT surprised...

  • @williambunter3311
    @williambunter3311 7 років тому +1

    I could listen to her accent all day!!!

  • @hennariley7783
    @hennariley7783 7 років тому

    I played that Mozart sonata my senior year of music school. By then, it was really easy. I love Mozart, especially when young boys play it. It's so appropriate

  • @foodmore
    @foodmore 9 років тому +6

    Nicely done at 6:30. Missed your concert in May valentina! Anyway, why arent there more likes for this video?

  • @miriamv6979
    @miriamv6979 8 років тому +2

    wow!!!!!!!!! Que padreeeeew!!!!! 🙌👏👏😄 que envidia!!!! 😱😭😭😢👏

  • @Qweeirol
    @Qweeirol 8 років тому +1

    Wow....!!! I really hope valentina's master class too 🤔 So cool!!!

  • @moysesflores2837
    @moysesflores2837 7 років тому +1

    The best teacher the world, a good!

  • @aminahkarimaaridya5454
    @aminahkarimaaridya5454 8 років тому +50

    i would be freezing if i was one of these kids

  • @gordonmartin11
    @gordonmartin11 8 років тому +3

    I want to go back the conservatory - with the 32 sonatas in the program-...if Valentina is my teacher ! Thanks for this vidéo!

  • @DrQuizzler
    @DrQuizzler 8 років тому +6

    I can't believe this has been posted over a year, and I'm only just seeing it!! I'm happy for those kids who got to hear her take on playing Mozart and Beethoven. Did you catch her saying, "We ALL have trouble with (Beethoven)"? Hard to imagine her having trouble playing or interpreting anything, but neat of her to say.

  • @EmbraceWithin
    @EmbraceWithin 8 років тому +11

    Thanks for uploading! I love Valentina what a dream to have a class with her!

  • @illusionarybox3191
    @illusionarybox3191 9 років тому +18

    More masterclass plz

  • @shandfan
    @shandfan 4 роки тому

    Valentina....one of the greatest features of yours is, participating on a street piano in a station hall.Only the very greats dare doing so. Badly functioning streets pianos? No problem for Valentina.Cos you are one of the greats.NOT nagging about the instruments or their tuning or regulation, you only sit down and play!!!!! And it 'll be right!!!!
    Great shame I never met you at the theater I was the caretaker of the Steinway 482520 during 5 years.(The Hague,Holland)

  • @JayLeePoe
    @JayLeePoe 6 років тому

    Relearning piano as an adult, there's no way I'd be as brave as even that young kid without couple 1-on-1s. I hope he can look back at this and be proud. I'm already so grateful that my mother set me on the path at a young age; it's both luck and success to have such a talent guide development.
    I'm curious now to hear her thoughts on teaching piano. Her background is so strict and rigorous but she clearly sympathizes with alternative styles. Like Dick Dale said he would play both guitar (King of Surf Guitar) and piano like Gene Krupa played drums. Syncopated blues kinda treats a keyboard like a hand drum-- leave out the palms.

    • @planegaper
      @planegaper 5 років тому

      check her interview in Holland, she hated the strict up bringing and made her feel restrained, but she got technical perfection out of it, and is now able to add color to her playing, she;s getting inside the composers head at this point..

  • @TheKay830
    @TheKay830 7 років тому +2

    what really sarcastic about me is, I couldn't understand all these similar feedback from my piano teacher when I was young and fool. But now I can understand all of what she said..all to well... but the funny thing is I will never get to learn piano anymore, my finger would never want to move like that, my hands are never want to cooperate well like that anymore.......life is....can't not simply conclude as regret..
    my mind was really in irritated condition recently, I hope this could bring back my inner peace..I trust you classic music! haha

    • @tommarvoloriddle2965
      @tommarvoloriddle2965 6 років тому

      Listen, if you want to play piano, just do it.
      Lisitsa herself says that she owes her technique to countless hours of repeating difficult passages in slow tempi.
      That's the beauty of piano (I don't know about other instruments), it's all about patience and repetition

  • @violinhunter2
    @violinhunter2 7 років тому +1

    There are only three things to remember after you master every scale - rhythm, rhythm, and rhythm.

  • @shupingwang3392
    @shupingwang3392 2 роки тому +1

    Good teacher !!

  • @priyakristel83
    @priyakristel83 5 років тому +1

    I wish i could learn from you!😅😉😚

  • @machination2166
    @machination2166 7 років тому +1

    As amazing as it would be to get lessons from Valentina Lisitsa, I feel like I would get absolutely terrified that I'm not good enough and I would instantly develop a huge inferiority complex.

  • @Hyperstar5
    @Hyperstar5 8 років тому +1

    I'd love to have a class with her, holy moly...

  • @jamilabdullah8975
    @jamilabdullah8975 7 років тому +13

    I'd be so nervous to play in front of a god

  • @alexandernabokov6882
    @alexandernabokov6882 6 років тому

    I know the D major Mozart sonata . Is the second piece Moskowsky etude . I didnt see a listing ?

  • @valentinaperez876
    @valentinaperez876 9 років тому

    Great job! Why you don't upload a complete video of each pianist? I would love to watch it! Congratulations.

  • @paul6924
    @paul6924 8 років тому

    What's the name of the song at 7:00? It's the same one Valentina played at the train station. What lucky pupils!

    • @RuizSo1
      @RuizSo1 8 років тому +1

      +Jared Padilla Beethoven, Appassionata - Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor, opus 57

    • @compositionbradley3915
      @compositionbradley3915 8 років тому +1

      +SertavisSaviPianist No, it is Piano Sonata 23, First movement.

    • @SertavisSaviPianist
      @SertavisSaviPianist 8 років тому

      Bradley Snel Stupid me, how could I make that error. :P

  • @scottm8579
    @scottm8579 7 років тому

    Wow that Mozart at the beginning was awesome. I need to find if Valentina plays it...

  • @jeppgd5183
    @jeppgd5183 2 роки тому +1

    Who else thougt Valentina was sitting with her back to the student in the start until they realised there was a mirror😅

  • @mourgoukos
    @mourgoukos 4 роки тому

    so sweet.. an accomplished pianist would teach such early age. She is interested in education

  • @lucilianodelahorrabartolom452
    @lucilianodelahorrabartolom452 8 років тому +5

    She play like a angel

  • @luciaferraro4102
    @luciaferraro4102 4 роки тому

    Valentina Maestra.!! Gostei !🇧🇷🇮🇹

  • @loveharrydaily
    @loveharrydaily 7 років тому +31

    I bet her lessons are like $1,000 per day

    • @llornit
      @llornit 7 років тому +50

      valentina didnt a cent for the lessons. the students only paid their share of the logistics cost. i was the promoter of her Singapore tour. She's an angel

  • @paulestela732
    @paulestela732 5 років тому +1

    the last studente ,whats the name the piece he playing? tanks

    • @OneMoreMusicLover
      @OneMoreMusicLover 5 років тому

      Beethoven - Sonata No. 23 "Appassionata" (1st movement )

  • @erick-gd7wo
    @erick-gd7wo 6 років тому

    Even the first student has already developed sense of tone colour. It's only matter of time he will be a fine pianist

  • @defne3476
    @defne3476 4 роки тому

    Lisitsa and an asian student...perfect duo

  • @t.l.willis7822
    @t.l.willis7822 6 років тому +1

    Thank you Valentina!

  • @totozilla6396
    @totozilla6396 5 років тому +1

    Someday I'll play the piano as you do :')

  • @miriamv6979
    @miriamv6979 8 років тому

    que pieza es la que toca el primer niño???

    • @liebesleid
      @liebesleid 7 років тому

      Miriam Vargas sonata k 311, de Mozart

  • @crplays9467
    @crplays9467 6 років тому +8

    Boy what would I give to have her as a teacher

  • @abielmuren
    @abielmuren 7 років тому

    OH God, I love her enthusiasm for teaching. but... Where is the breaking-hands stick???

  • @MrLang-pd6he
    @MrLang-pd6he 7 років тому

    What's the name of that the second student is playing

  • @TheFreezerGeezer
    @TheFreezerGeezer 8 років тому

    I'm no pianist, but he seemed to me to make a mistake at about 4:40. Was that what Valentina was smiling about?

  • @shihalex1048
    @shihalex1048 6 років тому

    I am wondering how much is one period cost...

  • @mauimeowi
    @mauimeowi 6 років тому

    How do I get classes with her???

  • @jamesnpiano
    @jamesnpiano 7 років тому

    Does anyone know the name of the first piece played by the little kid?

    • @ircensko7324
      @ircensko7324 6 років тому

      Mozart Sonata in D, K. 311, Movement 1

  • @ЕленаАлферова-о6д
    @ЕленаАлферова-о6д 8 років тому

    в Китае что ли мастеркласс?

  • @ericalbert6954
    @ericalbert6954 5 років тому

    Magnifique Valentina

  • @georgetaliurca8346
    @georgetaliurca8346 7 років тому

    What piece is he playing?

  • @williamyu3096
    @williamyu3096 8 років тому

    Does anyone know what this piece is called.?

    • @williamyu3096
      @williamyu3096 8 років тому

      The first and second

    • @liebesleid
      @liebesleid 7 років тому

      William Yu 1st one is sonata k 311, mozart I think

  • @ryanstraker7210
    @ryanstraker7210 8 років тому

    What's the piece the guy is playing at 4:07?

  • @andre_karavia
    @andre_karavia 7 років тому +2

    It's like I'm watching a lesson with my teacher 😂😂😂

  • @erblinmenxhiqi3004
    @erblinmenxhiqi3004 8 років тому

    what's name is this song in minute 0:0

  • @Dossi-w5d
    @Dossi-w5d 6 років тому

    How much for 1hour class ..?

  • @franzbartolome6201
    @franzbartolome6201 7 років тому +6

    THAT KID IS FREAKINGLY LUCKY

  • @Jade-ue4xn
    @Jade-ue4xn 7 років тому

    옛날 피아노 학원에서 옆에 앉아 계시던 선생님이 생각 나는군..

  • @acryingonion
    @acryingonion 8 років тому

    So jealous of the guy who can get taught on Beethoven sonata!!!!! I'm learning it right now and it's freakin' hard......

    • @dpavlovsky
      @dpavlovsky 5 років тому

      How's the sonata coming?

  • @yikes7607
    @yikes7607 6 років тому

    I'd be so self-conscious and intimidated to have a great pianist as a teacher, I wouldn't be able to play in front of them XD

  • @brigettelawrence7745
    @brigettelawrence7745 7 років тому

    that would be so intimidating having a legend like her teach a lesson

  • @tamerhelmysalama
    @tamerhelmysalama 8 років тому

    What's the piece at 5:15 ?

    • @Frankness9
      @Frankness9 8 років тому +1

      Moszkowski etude op. 72 #2 :)

    • @Frankness9
      @Frankness9 8 років тому

      Check out Antonio Pompa-Baldi's (or whatever he's called) interpretation. Maybe a bit overdone in Tempo but great nonetheless.

    • @tamerhelmysalama
      @tamerhelmysalama 8 років тому

      +Lukas Katter Thank you!!

  • @alphonsehein1122
    @alphonsehein1122 7 років тому

    And here I am without any piano teacher at all.. I wish she's my teacher.

  • @phuongweary5433
    @phuongweary5433 6 років тому +1

    Fantastic to watch

  • @john9515
    @john9515 5 років тому

    She's so beautiful ... I fell in love each time I see her ...

  • @saramisonohara
    @saramisonohara 6 років тому

    It must feel like a pressure cooker when Valentina teaches you playing the piano. First, you must learn it because you have to. Second, you must impress her.

    • @planegaper
      @planegaper 5 років тому

      I don't think so, I think she adds more dynamics to the composition rather than just technical perfection, the student s probably having so many "holy shit " moments, and being carried off to another place and time it flows out naturally.. she teaches joy to music, the student has mastered the piece already or she wouldn't bother with him, she's just breathing life into vessel.. now performing that piece for Mozart.. that would be a fucking pressure cooker.. lol.. it's one thing to play it..a whole other thing to have that in your head at 16, he made composers in their 50's sound flat, and they knew it..

  • @giovannidepadova1257
    @giovannidepadova1257 8 років тому

    Valentina, sei un Mito

  • @michaelbeary
    @michaelbeary 5 років тому +2

    She teaches? I'm going to play the lottery and try to make it to Singapore

    • @Moonface9004
      @Moonface9004 5 років тому

      Do your best, I'm right behind you☺

  • @Allan-et5ig
    @Allan-et5ig 5 років тому +1

    Classic - she tells the very large kid "don't be so happy," and tells him about the tension of Beethoven using the analogy of a spring. (Not that the kid was awful.) Great teacher.

  • @LoseYourself001
    @LoseYourself001 18 днів тому +1

    They grow up so fast..

  • @denisebarcelos
    @denisebarcelos 8 років тому +797

    Roses are red
    Violets are blue
    There is always an asian
    Better than you

    • @iCrispytostone
      @iCrispytostone 8 років тому +9

      lmao

    • @ngh6074
      @ngh6074 8 років тому +27

      i don't see how is that true.
      when in dynamics Asians has no clue
      and their compositions to Europeans is is like poo.

    • @denisebarcelos
      @denisebarcelos 8 років тому +19

      man... i'm talking about technic and precision. it's just a child

    • @ngh6074
      @ngh6074 8 років тому +3

      not impressive... i don't see anything too special that makes you say you will always find some Asians better than everybody else. i see they are always come worse than 2nd or 3rd class

    • @denisebarcelos
      @denisebarcelos 8 років тому +21

      relax... why so serious??

  • @vicentekiller
    @vicentekiller 7 років тому

    Isn't he the piano kid from school of rock?