0:46 theme 2 1:30 exposition 3:09 2nd theme area 10:45 end of “1st mov” to the “2nd movement” 18:49 “3rd movement” or Scherzo 20:28 recapitulation or “4th movement” 22:07 recapitulation of the 2nd theme area 25:57 Coda
Мне очень понравилось. Посмотреть бы на игру! В 2013 на Y Festival Даня изумительно исполнил эту сонату Листа, но Медичи ТВ записали маленький кусочек из первой части.Трифонов ни на кого не похож, игра его так же грандиозна,как и соната Листа. Петербург.
Yet again, another unpolished, unrefined playing of Trifonov. He, very often, tends to rush at the most bizzare tempo, which ruins the overall structure of the piece. I don't think he has the depth to truly capture the profoundness of this masterpiece. My ears just can't bear listening to this after listening to argerich's.
Strong take. I beg to differ. Only about 5 minutes in and I believe this relatively newer tempo breathes fresh air into the piece. Not to mention, his extremely refined playing and superb dynamics bring all of the little nuances out that separate him from other pianists.
For example, take the voicing of the chords he plays at around 10:45 -- first the top line, then the middle line, then the bottom. Brilliant interpretation.
@@polotrav3439 Zimmerman does the same. Here trifonov as some interesting stylistic choices and obviously his technique is incredible, but overall he lacks direction and imo (as the OP says) chooses tempo that he can’t keep up with and then necessarily slows down. Also in certain places he just misses the emotion for me (even say the first transition to the d major grandioso, I hardly feel the build up)
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Thank you. In my opinion, there cannot be a definitive reading of Liszt's B minor but this is definitely Trifonov's best performance.
I agree with you, as it comes to a classical performance, it's only a matter of taste :)
0:46 theme 2
1:30 exposition
3:09 2nd theme area
10:45 end of “1st mov” to the “2nd movement”
18:49 “3rd movement” or Scherzo
20:28 recapitulation or “4th movement”
22:07 recapitulation of the 2nd theme area
25:57 Coda
11:13 Andante Sostenuto So beautiful
Extraordinário ‼️ 👏👏
Grande desafio com resultado magnífico na execução de D.Trifonov❗️‼️❗️
I like this interpretation
0:00
0:47
0:57
1:06
1:31
2:04 (octaves #1)
2:40 (VERY GOOD)
3:11
3:49
Мне очень понравилось. Посмотреть бы на игру! В 2013 на Y Festival Даня изумительно исполнил эту сонату Листа, но Медичи ТВ записали маленький кусочек из первой части.Трифонов ни на кого не похож, игра его так же грандиозна,как и соната Листа. Петербург.
Я,конечно,ошиблась.Медичи в 2013 году выложили небольшой фрагмент 3 части. Петербург.
24:40
Ok Trifonov is great, same with Argerich, Zimmerman, and Grynyuk, but have y'all heard Horowitz?
Horowitz is… kinda messy. but still amazing sound and interpretation
24:55 25:04
It’s decent... is it Zimerman or Grynyuk? I don’t think so... that’s my opinion
That's up to you :)
Yet again, another unpolished, unrefined playing of Trifonov. He, very often, tends to rush at the most bizzare tempo, which ruins the overall structure of the piece. I don't think he has the depth to truly capture the profoundness of this masterpiece.
My ears just can't bear listening to this after listening to argerich's.
Strong take. I beg to differ. Only about 5 minutes in and I believe this relatively newer tempo breathes fresh air into the piece. Not to mention, his extremely refined playing and superb dynamics bring all of the little nuances out that separate him from other pianists.
For example, take the voicing of the chords he plays at around 10:45 -- first the top line, then the middle line, then the bottom. Brilliant interpretation.
@@polotrav3439 Zimmerman does the same. Here trifonov as some interesting stylistic choices and obviously his technique is incredible, but overall he lacks direction and imo (as the OP says) chooses tempo that he can’t keep up with and then necessarily slows down. Also in certain places he just misses the emotion for me (even say the first transition to the d major grandioso, I hardly feel the build up)
Cziffra>>>>>
@@polotrav3439 many pianists do the same tbh