何度聴いても切なくなります。 オケが残念ではありますが、伸行さんの 汚れないクリアな音色に涙が出ます。 本当に素敵です！ Breathtakingly beautiful sounds! Nobuyuki's crystal pure sounds trully moves me with tears even after listening to it manyy times... fresh heatache everytime.
Conlon did this inspiring pianist NO FAVORS. Conlon's was a disgraceful display of unkindness. For anyone who plays, the close to the keyboard technique Mr Tsujii must employ may somewhat curb the sheer power, but this is so small a caveat when compared with the lyricism displayed. This is a MATURE performance, especially under competition conditions, a refreshing change from the "off to the races" approach too often heard. God has blessed him, but imagine the hard work that went into this.
@castout888 I am really disppointed with Maestro Conlon here...he seems to have his own agenda at play and his players are winsome to even dare to get back on track. I hope he has better days in the opera house.
@spiritualhealingct Annnnnd YOU sir, is what is wrong with classical music and its listeners today. No, he is not Rubenstein, no, he is not Horovitz. He is Nobuyuki Tsujii, a blind Japanese pianist who fell in love with the piano when he could barely walk and made that his entire life. Perhaps you don't find his performance very riveting, but I, along with plenty of other viewers have evidently found this performance to be absolutely captivating.
As the previous post stated, orchestra was way too fast going at the most important bit . Nobu managed the last movement beautifully and it doesn't take anything negative from his performance but for the entire concerto, the pitch was way off. You can NOT carry this last movement in such a hyped fast pitch. In addition, Conlon told the one of the former orchestra member that it was such a difficult and cumbersome task to perform with Nobu {because he is blind}. Apparently, he had very little appreciation for his natural talent. If anyone watched the segment of practice with Conlon and Nobu prior to the final, he mentioned to Nobu " this is the part that the Pianist and the conductor would normally eye-catch the que in the normal setting". I found Conlon's direct comment of such to Nobu utterly offensive, unkind and unnecessary.
I agree with you totally. I watched two of them's rehearsal video, then Conlon was telling him to count in his head to be harmonized into the orchestra. but the assistant(?) of Nobu told Conlon that Nobu is always listening breathing of conductor so it'll be more confusing for him to count in his mind. "just let him feel your breath." So according to whole back ground of this situation, Conlon was not mature enough to understand genuine music. whether Conlon was intended to be messing or not, he proved that he is not a great conductor by himself to performed this kind of such a mess concert after all. Juries noticed that, I think.
What is wrong with the conductor? Does he have such a big head that he refuses to follow the soloist? At the close of the 3rd movement (4:24) you could tell that Nobuyuki wanted to take it slower and had to speed up to catch up with the orchestra - absolutely ridiculous and disrepectful to ignore his choice of interpretation. Saying that, at least he didn't just fuck up the entry like he did in Yeol Eum Son's Prokofiev 2..,there was nearly a full minute of the orchestra playing a beat off -_- What a joke.
Он определенно светит с быстро развивающийся музыкой как Шопин, Лисзт или Рахманинов, но он будет как хороший когда он играет медленную музыку как Бах?
@spiritualhealingct The point of it all is that at least for myself and plenty others, his performance of this piece hit that spot emotionally where feelings are experienced that are beyond our immediate understanding. For you to arrogantly bombast about how boring you found it and thought it was the most expressionless performance ever is a flat out insult to everyone who legitimately connected with this performance.
@spiritualhealingct I'm going to have to disagree with your critique as it wasn't an unbiased critique, but a very biased opinion. Constructive criticism is one thing and an opinion is another. By putting your opinion here, expect yourself to defend your opinion. Attacks to users don't strengthen your opinion nor is your criticism a well thought out one.
A UN PIANISTA CIEGO (Poema 421, parte II) // El fondo de las cuerdas / hace lo suyo / la batuta levita / y el discreto espectador / evita / el asomo acuoso / ¡porque resulta inevitable! / el emotivo arranque / de la ovación de pie.--- Guatemala, jueves 7 de junio de 2012.
satyu131089 Well you have a blind man and a white dude that can't speak Japanese. If you watch their practice videos it's pretty frustrating even as a third party.
意地悪云々仰っている方がおられますが…私は当時放送されたドキュメンタリーを見ていましたがこの指揮者の方は、4:10のところ、リハーサルでは
タイミングを合わせる為の意志疎通をどうするかとても困惑されていました。
カウントで合わせてはどうかと試みるも中々上手くいかず暗い表情になったとき
演奏者側からいつも指揮者の呼吸を耳でキャッチするので大丈夫ですと伝えられその方法を試したところ即タイミングばっちり。
本番でどうなるか緊張の場面でしたが見事に成功。
指揮者の彼は演奏終了後バックステージで涙ぐんでおられました。
その時の彼の言葉を全て覚えていないのでお伝えできず残念ですが
辻井さんとの演奏に感激されていたのは確かです。
だからオケのテンポの乱れは「わざと」ではないと思う…
何年も前のレスに申し訳ないですが今後御覧になる方にどうしてもお知らせ致したくコメント致します。
辻井さんのせいで、すっかりクラッシックに嵌ってしまいました。小さい時から上手に弾いていたのですね。音楽に対する感性が研ぎ澄まされているのも当たり前の事でした。
動画のアップありがとうございます。
辻井さんの凄さが証明された動画ですね。頭の中の確かなメトロノームでがっかりオケに引っ張られなっかた！度胸ある！ステキです！
冒頭で突っ走り気味のオケが、２・３楽章では完全に辻井さんの世界に引き込まれていましたね。一つ一つの音が丁寧に伝わり輝いているように聞こえます。全く粗雑さを感じない本当に繊細なソリストなんですね(^^)ブラボー！！
何度聴いても切なくなります。
オケが残念ではありますが、伸行さんの
汚れないクリアな音色に涙が出ます。
本当に素敵です！
Breathtakingly beautiful sounds!
Nobuyuki's crystal pure sounds trully moves me with tears even after listening to it manyy times... fresh heatache everytime.
最後もオケが先走ってて辻井さんが必死について行ってるように聞こえますね
まぁ審査員がちゃんと辻井さんのピアノを評価したからこその優勝だと思うので良かった良かった
本当に心が洗われます。
so beautiful
第一楽章の出だしもそうでしたが、やはり第三楽章でも4:28と4:41のところで不自然にオケのテンポが早くなっている気がします。それでもまったく霞まない辻井さんの演奏力は感嘆に値します。
とにかく聞いてるだけで、心が落ち着くのはどうしでしょうか❗最高に幸せです😊☝
辻井さん、素晴らしい演奏です。今後もっと伸びると思います。素晴らしい！
凄い
Every time I listen to his play at final of this competitions, I cry. His play moves my soul.
me to!
もし、私がピアニストだったら、この緊張感はとてもたえられたものではないです・・。
Beautiful !
Conlon did this inspiring pianist NO FAVORS. Conlon's was a disgraceful display of unkindness. For anyone who plays, the close to the keyboard technique Mr Tsujii must employ may somewhat curb the sheer power, but this is so small a caveat when compared with the lyricism displayed. This is a MATURE performance, especially under competition conditions, a refreshing change from the "off to the races" approach too often heard.
God has blessed him, but imagine the hard work that went into this.
I cried like a baby to this last night at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester - amazing performance!!
He is a gift from God! What a superb unbelievable miracle talent!
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Incredibly honest and direct music! Truly from his heart!
3:40 からが大好きです
ラフマニノフはパガニーニしか知りませんでした。一楽章でエピソードを知り、二楽章に続き
この三楽章を鑑賞しました。繊細なピアニストは全生命力をかけて作曲したんですね。
辻井さんの演奏も相まってとても感動しました。素晴らしいヴィデオをありがとうございます。
Gran pianista. La interpretación. INCOMPARABLE
just listen to that MELODY! How beautifully played....!!!!!!!
this made me cry! amazing....just amazing
@castout888 I am really disppointed with Maestro Conlon here...he seems to have his own agenda at play and his players are winsome to even dare to get back on track. I hope he has better days in the opera house.
This is beautiful. He seems so happy and full of life and joy. I hope he's a Christian because he looks like he is filled with Gods love.
辻井さんの演奏は何度見ても聞いても感動なのですが、欲を言えば４：１０の指揮者の呼吸と合わせるとこのカメラワークが欲しかった・・・。
thank God! what a heart! what a divine sense for sound universe! thank you for Nobu`
s mother!
That finale... absolutely jaw-dropping. Wow.
これ聴いてBBCの聴くと
なかなか違うね。
まぁ当たり前だけど。
もう鳥肌モノですわ。
BBCの演奏はオケも指揮者もピアノも圧巻ですもんね…
@spiritualhealingct Annnnnd YOU sir, is what is wrong with classical music and its listeners today. No, he is not Rubenstein, no, he is not Horovitz. He is Nobuyuki Tsujii, a blind Japanese pianist who fell in love with the piano when he could barely walk and made that his entire life. Perhaps you don't find his performance very riveting, but I, along with plenty of other viewers have evidently found this performance to be absolutely captivating.
Who click on dislike? are they mad?!? this is simply WONDERFUL!!
We can see the God`s voice, too
are wondering how can he be on time with the director?????
HE CAN HEAR THE DIRECTOR'S BREATHING!!
ISNT IT AWESOME WHAT THE HUMAN IS AVALABLE TO DO???
Mind blowing Y.Y
As the previous post stated, orchestra was way too fast going at the most important bit . Nobu managed the last movement beautifully and it doesn't take anything negative from his performance but for the entire concerto, the pitch was way off. You can NOT carry this last movement in such a hyped fast pitch. In addition, Conlon told the one of the former orchestra member that it was such a difficult and cumbersome task to perform with Nobu {because he is blind}. Apparently, he had very little appreciation for his natural talent. If anyone watched the segment of practice with Conlon and Nobu prior to the final, he mentioned to Nobu " this is the part that the Pianist and the conductor would normally eye-catch the que in the normal setting". I found Conlon's direct comment of such to Nobu utterly offensive, unkind and unnecessary.
I agree with you totally. I watched two of them's rehearsal video, then Conlon was telling him to count in his head to be harmonized into the orchestra. but the assistant(?) of Nobu told Conlon that Nobu is always listening breathing of conductor so it'll be more confusing for him to count in his mind. "just let him feel your breath." So according to whole back ground of this situation, Conlon was not mature enough to understand genuine music. whether Conlon was intended to be messing or not, he proved that he is not a great conductor by himself to performed this kind of such a mess concert after all. Juries noticed that, I think.
出だしが遅れてもそれはそれで指揮者はあとの演奏に影響が出ない様にオーケストラをコントロールする。のぶ君であればそれを踏まえて演奏するから観客もひきずることはない。ピアニストも人間であればこそ。全盲のピアニストに指揮者が戸惑うのも当たり前。ただ二度目の演奏の時は息が合っていたしのぶ君への信頼が見て取れた。
@13PUR1LA Indeed, the infinite loving face of God shines from within this blessed soul...
What is wrong with the conductor? Does he have such a big head that he refuses to follow the soloist? At the close of the 3rd movement (4:24) you could tell that Nobuyuki wanted to take it slower and had to speed up to catch up with the orchestra - absolutely ridiculous and disrepectful to ignore his choice of interpretation. Saying that, at least he didn't just fuck up the entry like he did in Yeol Eum Son's Prokofiev 2..,there was nearly a full minute of the orchestra playing a beat off -_- What a joke.
オケのテンポがおかしいですね。
明らかに速くて危うい感じです。
Он определенно светит с быстро развивающийся музыкой как Шопин, Лисзт или Рахманинов, но он будет как хороший когда он играет медленную музыку как Бах?
Does the conductor have ears?
Why stop the video so abruptly after the performance?
@spiritualhealingct The point of it all is that at least for myself and plenty others, his performance of this piece hit that spot emotionally where feelings are experienced that are beyond our immediate understanding. For you to arrogantly bombast about how boring you found it and thought it was the most expressionless performance ever is a flat out insult to everyone who legitimately connected with this performance.
１楽章に引き続き、また指揮者に意地悪されてると思います。4:11以降、特に4:28-30のあたり。
い
Это оказался значительно лучше чем Я ожидал не очень хорашо!
@spiritualhealingct I'm going to have to disagree with your critique as it wasn't an unbiased critique, but a very biased opinion. Constructive criticism is one thing and an opinion is another. By putting your opinion here, expect yourself to defend your opinion. Attacks to users don't strengthen your opinion nor is your criticism a well thought out one.
A UN PIANISTA CIEGO (Poema 421, parte II) // El fondo de las cuerdas / hace lo suyo / la batuta levita / y el discreto espectador / evita / el asomo acuoso / ¡porque resulta inevitable! /
el emotivo arranque / de la ovación de pie.--- Guatemala, jueves 7 de junio de 2012.
あれ？
気づいたらキーボードの上に水滴がいっぱい落ちてる
But I don't know who ruined it.. The conductor or the pianist..But some important places were out of sync..
satyu131089 Well you have a blind man and a white dude that can't speak Japanese. If you watch their practice videos it's pretty frustrating even as a third party.
@@cloverring you are god damn plain racist! shut the hell up and enjoy the show, bitch!
@@korglove she is right and you are just don't want to look at the fact
Pero solo a este pianista ponen.