Hayato Sumino , he has not been trained in any conservatoire. His mother is a piano teacher and he studied at Tokyo university and got his master degree in engineering. It is just like a British contestant who use to be a student in University of Oxford , not in Royal Academy of Music, or an American contestant who finished his degree in California institute of Technology or MIT, not in The Julliard School. He is a amazing many talented man. I have never seen such a man who can preform and study well.
Really amazingly talented. His natural sound is there because he did not enter any conservatory. Its more free and totally his own. It is clear by the way he performs that these pieces are his own choice and he truly loves these.
@@gracenoora1854 Totally agree. And quite possibly the jury of the Chopin Competition is looking for a performance 'a la conservatoire' so Cateen's 'au naturel' performance (but clothed!😉) did not fit.
@@cooldebt sometimes I think the jurors may have been more than a little conflicted because they obviously see the genius of Hayato, and how charismatic his natural sound is, (he got up to Stage 3) but of course they are too bound by their established set of standards. It would have been fantastic if the jurors showed more willingness to step out of their box and welcome the diversity.
I'm a huge fan of Hayato Sumino and though he didn't make it to the finals, it is thoroughly impressive that he can perform at such an elite level with no formal training. I think this speaks volumes of his talent. If you follow his social media channels he is so skilled at music it honestly blows my mind. He can transform classical standards into both modern and jazz styles (which are mesmerizing) and ALSO write his own music. I honestly don't know a more multi-talented, cross-genre musician of this generation. If someone does, please let me know...
Its very nice to see how his hands are shaking a lot at the beggining and slowly, as the music develops and unfolds, it becomes less and less noticeable. Impeccable!
That almost reminded me of Stanislav Bunin (I think it was) from the early 1980s. He got so nervous that he was shaking and left in the middle of his performance after “slipping” a few times. I am glad Hayato was able to overcome his nerves and he got into his performance mode! What a talented young man!
Noticed this too! I absolutely relate so much, I shake like a scared dog every time I'm on stage. Crazy that top performers like Hayato also get the shakes!
his hands most definitely continue to shake throughout his whole performance, more of that he begins to ignore it as he becomes possessed by his piece.
My favorite part about this one is the refrain, being able to accentuate some of the more potent harmonies instead of trying to exaggerate them really hit me.
He looks like Chopin, I always think so. He has much techniques, passion, strength. His performance is so sophisticated. I think if Chopin was alive today, he would like play like this.
breathtaking! He fully understands and expresses Chopin's sadness and passion. Can you believe that this pianist who plays so beautifully, delicately, and emotionally has a master's degree in "Science and Engineering" from the University of Tokyo? What a talented man!
Must make the parents/culture proud! I made the same stupid mistake and ruined my life! I don't know how he maintains his accuracy with his hands shaking so much. Kudos!
It’s the phenomenon that isn’t widely talked about. It’s called “left-right” brain. His intellect matches his creativity! Often called ambidextrous brain.
I think classic piano teach u to use left brain and right brain in the same time…u read the pratiture and ur brain have to process what is have to play with right and left …thats why ussually people that can play classic piano is also smart in school …..
As a classical pianist myself, I could hear the mistakes he was making, but most people can't. Was his performance perfect? Definitely not, but I felt like his interpretation and musicality are so much better than others that get trained to interpret these songs in such a perfect way leaving no room for an organic flow to the song. I felt like Hayato captured the essence of Chopin even if his playing wasn't perfect. Brilliant stuff.
And this is what music is all about. It's not about how accurate it sounds, but how beautiful it sounds and how it brings people together and all the emotions and memories that come with the piece of music 🎶
@@alegriart From my understanding, sometimes he would make changes on the fly. Even his contemporaries played his song with different dynamics (to his annoyance). I think his etudes are meant to be played very precisely since they are basically pieces meant to improve your technique, while his preludes and sonatas are much more flexible. In the end though, one of the most aspects of all of his songs is making sure the melody undertone is sustained and can be heard perfectly, which Hayato does extremely well.
@@katkat3458 oh, it's one of my most favorite anime. In the anime, he completely makes his own rendition of the songs, which is controversial. Hayato isn't making his own rendition as he is using different (and better imo) stresses on different notes and slightly different tempo changes and volume changes. In the anime, the MC almost makes it sound like a different song altogether, and it's beautiful. So I guess it really depends on how much artistic license you enjoy and why you are listening. For me, the Chopin competition is all about trying to bring out the feelings that Chopin himself was trying to convey, which is why I think Hayato is excellent and why I dislike the robotic performances.
He is a wonderful talent that cannot be measured only by contest scores and judging criteria. His playing is fascinating. Even people who are not familiar with classical music become fans because they are impressed by his playing. Just looking at it is moving and engaging. A variety of emotions can be conveyed from the performance. It's an unusual career for a pianist who didn't learn more specialized knowledge and earned a master's degree in another field from a top university in Japan, so it's not very conventional music. I have the impression that I play more emotionally than other pianists. In this contest I didn't make it to the finals, so maybe there was a problem with my technique that amateurs don't understand. But it doesn't matter to the listener. It touched the hearts of those who listened the most and attracted those who listened the most. It's great proof that he's the best pianist. I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that he is one of the best pianists in the world. He should be known to the whole world and his music should be listened to by more people. Some people have the impression that classical music is difficult and the hurdles are high. I think his music reaches those people, and they are attracted to that. I myself was impressed by Hayato Sumono's performance and learned about the merits of classical music. A wonderful pianist.
Wait, CATEEN??????? This guy recorded like rhythm game music (Scorpion Fire) and stuff on piano, already performed Rach 2 with orchestra on stage before, etc. Absolute pro, very amazed and much pleased to see him here.
He is living proof that music is not about perfect technique, but above all about emotion. He proves that true music comes from the heart and moves more through feeling than through technical perfection. What a legend!
In October 2021, Hayato did not get into the finals in Poland. October 2022, he performed the Chopin Concerto with the top Polish orchestra NOSPR during their sold-out tour all over Japan. On October 4, 2024, Hayato is going back to Poland to perform once again with the NOSPR conducted by Ms. Marin Alsop ❤️. He is a true winner!
Exactly!!!!!!! Hayato may not have a laurel on his hair, but he has wings of music that allow him to travel freely around the world. After the performance in Poland, he will also be performing Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 in the United States on the anniversary of Chopin's death. He is amazing!!
Very happy news! In September 2022, Hayato Sumino will perform "Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor Op.11" with the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra! ( Orkiestry Symfonicznej Polskiego Radia w Katowicach ) Currently, 11 cities in Japan have been decided to hold the concert, and the conductor is Marin Alsop. Hayato didn't make it to the final stage, but he get the opportunity to play with a Polish orchestra. This is really Fabulous.
I really hope the live streaming concert ticket in Sept will be available at eplus.jp. I watched his Japan Tour Concert 2022 in Feb by streaming, it was absolutely stunning. The 2nd mov. Romanze-Larghetto of Chopin Piano Concerto No.1 was so smooth and beautiful…. Simply amazing.
The Chopin Competition was held when my mother was in critical condition. How much Chopin's songs played by Hayato Sumino which are delivered when I can't sleep, supported me ... I'm still listening to it repeatedly.
I don't listen often classical music, even if I like it. But I just cannot turn off this vidéo. He litterally makes this music alive, and I can feel emotion through the notes. That's a special gift to be able to do that. He sounds different.
Just to add this: I like Chopin but he usually doesn’t touch me the way some other composers do. This performance got me emotionally closer to Chopins work after many many years listening to his music. For that I say thank you to this young and very talented artist.
I know what you mean (I think). Pianists, typically young ones, often “milk” Chopin pieces a bit too much for my taste-which, sometimes, turns me off. His sensitivity and range of emotions-from subtle to not so subtle-make his performance truly enjoyable for me.
Sumino's story continues after the Chopin Competition and there is an article by the senior producer of NHK general bureau for America in "NHK World Japan" 6 Feb, 2024 that is well worth a read! He made his USA debut in Boston Symphony Hall with Boston Pops in 2023 and is currently playing around the world with various famous orchestras. He will debut at Salle Gaveau in Paris on 7 Nov, 2024.
Before the performance, Hayato Sumino gently put his hand on his chest while climbing the stairs. It looked like he was greeting his beloved Chopin. He was here to meet Chopin. His piano was pure and free, with kindness and strength, and deeply touched I want to hear Hayato Sumino's piano again!
He is the definition of genius. I had never heard of him before the competition but have since been checking out a ton of videos and he is truly an amazing artist. Both his technique and musical sensitivities are out of this world. To have a good time check out his Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 where he improvises a 5 minute cadenza near the end of it. Crazy idea and maybe not " academically correct" but how amazing and exciting!
What do you mean "academically correct" ? In all the pieces that Liszt wrote, the cadenzas he left there were supposed to only be an example, the performer was expected to improvise one while playing the piece. I hope I don't sound rude but it is really sad to see that deep in our current generation ideology any performance that is not exactly fitting some standards but is instead creative and innovative is kind of repressed...
i love the amount of emotion he adds to the pieces. Being able to play the piano and play with your soul are very different. you may be able to play but to play with emotion is the true talent. absolutely beautiful.
0:17 Nokturn c-moll op. 48 nr 1 / Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48 No. 1 6:31 Etiuda C-dur op. 10 nr 1 / Etude in C major, Op. 10 No. 1 8:35 Etiuda h-moll op. 25 nr 10 / Etude in B minor, Op. 25 No. 10 12:52Scherzo h-moll op. 20 / Scherzo in B minor, Op 20
Congratulations on 6 million views! This performance by Hayato about 3 years ago has always been a warm and inspiring light of the preciousness of life in my heart. Thank you so much for this never to be replaced time. It was like an exquisite gift from heaven! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
I am really impressed with the nocturne in C minor. I heard a blind pianist play this work perfectly years ago and since then I felt it was not possible to play it better. It is like this pianist has a control of the melody and counter melodies at once while requiring absolute evenness of rhythm with no hidden compensations due its extreme difficulty.
Man, if this was him nervous, I can only wonder how he plays when he's not. Imo, I feel a little sad... Nerves like this do affect playing even if it's not obvious to viewers. I wonder if he has tried beta blockers... they do wonders for performance anxiety and prevent adverse physical reactions to stress like this. Nerves to the extent of physical, unstoppable shaking usually destroy what you've worked for.
I watch a lot of piano performances but Hayato’s performance is truly one of those that stand out from the bunch since the first piece a rush of emotion can be felt and throughout from start to finish it’s as if I was in the audience hearing him he plays with his whole being it’s beautiful
Something so human and beautiful about seeing his hands shake at the start. It's easy to feel like these performers are at such a level of expertise that it must all come easy, but seeing that anxious, adrenaline rushed shaking reminds me of myself, and that even the best are not without their own doubts and nerves.
@@Croshiuz that's one of my favorite feelings as a musician and performer :') you're overcome with anxiety and then as you really let the music absorb you, everything else floods away, and it's just you and your art
I really love his nocturne op.48 No.1 It's fragile and delicate, yet it makes me feel the passion to live I listen to this performance over and over again
@@christopherczajasager9030Maybe that's what I wanted to say I'm not good at English and may not be able to choose the right words The word "脆弱"("Vulnerable” translated in Japanese)" has a bad impression in Japanese, so I wrote it as "fragile".
Congratulations on 5 million views! Hayato sharpened his spirit to the highest degree and confronted Chopin head-on, fair and square, in the best possible way. The most superb and exquisite performance was produced. At that time, I felt Chopin and Poland more deeply and profoundly than in anyone else's performance, and my heart trembled tremendously. His truly beautiful, profound, sometimes delicate, and sometimes magnificent tone was like a connection to the beautiful and profound universe. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Hayato. And thank you from the bottom of my heart for the opportunity me to watch and listen to Hayato's performance over and over again, which continues to fascinate people around the world so very much.
This is so tough. You really cannot BS yourself through this - there are 200 years of performance history and everyone has a pretty good idea how it should be played and hears the slightest error. I really cannot appreciate these young artists enough, all of whom devote their lives to this music and deliver nearly flawless performances, with the differences in quality being really marginal at this point.
Relying on judges hearing and ingrown likes and dislikes on something so subjective as music is a really tough road for an artist. I am thankful, not knowing anything about classical music ( I enjoy listening ) I have the opportunity to hear this gifted pianist Hayato Sumino who shares with us. Thank you
I listened to this performance without looking at the performer. His playing is soulful, analytical and also free and playful. I feel so fortunate that I am alive to hear all this beauty.
almost 1 million views. Wow. Besides his wonderful virtuosity and explosiveness, he has done well in bringing the world to the wonderful music of Chopin.
Breathtaking.... He’s amazing, elegant and luxurious! Never saw such a talented guy in many ways. It’s like everything he touches and its become a gold.
I'm only at the end of the first piece but I have to say, this man means each note he plays. He is talking with the piano and I have never listened and understood the piece so well. Masterful.
The comments really helped me recognise his style of playing and i truly appreciate how diverse and amazing these ppl point of views. It is the first time i ever saw Hayato Sumino and his performance. He is wonderful
The trembling fingers is indicative of genuine passion. He's thinking about others enjoying what they hear rather than what he hears, and must play it as well as possible for them. This level of humility is the definition of true artistry.
I'm still disappointed by the fact that he did not get a spot in this year's finals. His touch was incomparable. I still congratulate the other winners, but this year's audience was robbed of the experience of hearing his concerto.
He's a pure artist. This is not just great technique. There is personality, charm, independence, passion, creativity, logic, intellect, empathy and a wealth of wisdom from the relatively limited experience of his age. He pours every bit of himself onto those keys. Please let nothing bad happen to Hayato Sumino.
And now that he’s played it with Marin Alsop, maybe he’ll get to perform it everywhere. I’ve got my fingers crossed that he’ll come to Chicago and play with the CSO. He deserves a serious international career.
I just discovered Hayato Sumino a few months ago and now I'm hooked. His playing has recently been an inspiration in my life. Both in the arts and healing from life's more demanding circumstances. Phenomenal discipline and achievement, wonderful young artist.
I was engaged with his playing before he even pressed a key. The look on his face, the gentle movement of his wrists, the soft tremble of his fingers... absolutely captivating performance.
I love seeing performances like this. He is just a free soul having fun with music. His spirit dancing on the keys and the notes responding back to him. So pure I was brought to tears.
This is my...I forgot how many times I have come back to this video but I just cannot get enough of his vulnerable, melancholy, sincere, and unfiltered performance! I am so excited to hear more throughout the stages. Best of luck to you Hayato san!
Cateen definitely improved over the last round. He's bringing something fresh, and individuality, unbridled passion, elegant touch combined with raw enthusiasm, dare I say joy, for playing the piano. Congratulations on a stirring performance!
Thank you to the algorithm that gave me this video. It is my first introduction to this wonderful musician; the first few notes in and his music gripped my heart - and from nowhere, I cried.
La même chose pour moi ! Il y a quelques choses de doux, de triste, de délicat, mais aussi de très fort dans sa façon d'interpréter. C'est bien difficile d'écouter un autre candidat après lui.
He brings sorely missed soul that’s been nonexistent since Martha argareich. I will never bite fully into the hanz zimmer argument, Chopin was merciless when he left it all out on the piano. This was near perfection for one of Chopin’s finest nocturnes, and frankly compositions in general.
this man speaks, feels, and expresses through the piano with all his heart and this video is the first performance I've seen from him.. that's true passion
Hayato Sumino , he has not been trained in any conservatoire. His mother is a piano teacher and he studied at Tokyo university and got his master degree in engineering. It is just like a British contestant who use to be a student in University of Oxford , not in Royal Academy of Music, or an American contestant who finished his degree in California institute of Technology or MIT, not in The Julliard School.
He is a amazing many talented man.
I have never seen such a man who can preform and study well.
Really amazingly talented. His natural sound is there because he did not enter any conservatory. Its more free and totally his own. It is clear by the way he performs that these pieces are his own choice and he truly loves these.
@@gracenoora1854 Totally agree. And quite possibly the jury of the Chopin Competition is looking for a performance 'a la conservatoire' so Cateen's 'au naturel' performance (but clothed!😉) did not fit.
@@cooldebt sometimes I think the jurors may have been more than a little conflicted because they obviously see the genius of Hayato, and how charismatic his natural sound is, (he got up to Stage 3) but of course they are too bound by their established set of standards. It would have been fantastic if the jurors showed more willingness to step out of their box and welcome the diversity.
@@gracenoora1854 great explanation!
@@reasondro thanks! I still come back to these videos for daily dose of ‘soul music’.
I'm a huge fan of Hayato Sumino and though he didn't make it to the finals, it is thoroughly impressive that he can perform at such an elite level with no formal training. I think this speaks volumes of his talent. If you follow his social media channels he is so skilled at music it honestly blows my mind. He can transform classical standards into both modern and jazz styles (which are mesmerizing) and ALSO write his own music. I honestly don't know a more multi-talented, cross-genre musician of this generation. If someone does, please let me know...
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@@liamplays2671 yeah different is this dude didn't learn music in his uni.
@@liamplays2671 Ew
No formal training? His mother is a piano teacher, he has had years of piano teaching.
@@susandrakenviller3683 I believe what they're trying to say is that hayato didn't study at a music uni
Its very nice to see how his hands are shaking a lot at the beggining and slowly, as the music develops and unfolds, it becomes less and less noticeable. Impeccable!
That almost reminded me of Stanislav Bunin (I think it was) from the early 1980s. He got so nervous that he was shaking and left in the middle of his performance after “slipping” a few times. I am glad Hayato was able to overcome his nerves and he got into his performance mode! What a talented young man!
Noticed this too! I absolutely relate so much, I shake like a scared dog every time I'm on stage. Crazy that top performers like Hayato also get the shakes!
I was wondering how he can even play with such shaking hands.
his hands most definitely continue to shake throughout his whole performance, more of that he begins to ignore it as he becomes possessed by his piece.
It would be super nerve-wracking to play in front of all those people. I feel for him.
My favorite part about this one is the refrain, being able to accentuate some of the more potent harmonies instead of trying to exaggerate them really hit me.
He looks like Chopin, I always think so. He has much techniques, passion, strength. His performance is so sophisticated. I think if Chopin was alive today, he would like play like this.
Oh wow, you're right. He looks so much like him.
Yundi Li too
THIS omg yes
Chopin would almost certainly improvise a lot. (which isn't allowed at this competition.)
@@mariusdoespiano-e2t you're right
breathtaking!
He fully understands and expresses Chopin's sadness and passion.
Can you believe that this pianist who plays so beautifully, delicately, and emotionally has a master's degree in "Science and Engineering" from the University of Tokyo?
What a talented man!
Must make the parents/culture proud! I made the same stupid mistake and ruined my life! I don't know how he maintains his accuracy with his hands shaking so much. Kudos!
It’s the phenomenon that isn’t widely talked about. It’s called “left-right” brain. His intellect matches his creativity! Often called ambidextrous brain.
And an amazing UA-cam channel, which is the best part. Cateen FTW!!!
I think classic piano teach u to use left brain and right brain in the same time…u read the pratiture and ur brain have to process what is have to play with right and left …thats why ussually people that can play classic piano is also smart in school …..
Oh wow! As someone who's about to enter a math course in college and keep on playing piano in the future, this gives me so much hope.😍👏👏👏
his facial expressions show how into the competition he was.... incredible.
music* not competition
@@jonah0426 is it not the Chopin competition?
@@lilfiggy812 he put his heart into the music, hes a performer, not just there to win
@@renzgraal i know that lol I could have worded my comment better i guess🤷🏻♂️
it also doesn't hurt that he is a very handsome man
めちゃくちゃ手が震えてもこんなパフォーマンスができるの凄すぎるな
As a classical pianist myself, I could hear the mistakes he was making, but most people can't. Was his performance perfect? Definitely not, but I felt like his interpretation and musicality are so much better than others that get trained to interpret these songs in such a perfect way leaving no room for an organic flow to the song.
I felt like Hayato captured the essence of Chopin even if his playing wasn't perfect. Brilliant stuff.
And this is what music is all about. It's not about how accurate it sounds, but how beautiful it sounds and how it brings people together and all the emotions and memories that come with the piece of music 🎶
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@@alegriart From my understanding, sometimes he would make changes on the fly. Even his contemporaries played his song with different dynamics (to his annoyance). I think his etudes are meant to be played very precisely since they are basically pieces meant to improve your technique, while his preludes and sonatas are much more flexible. In the end though, one of the most aspects of all of his songs is making sure the melody undertone is sustained and can be heard perfectly, which Hayato does extremely well.
I feel like you could watch Forest of Piano. I'd love to hear your thoughts about how they portray it
@@katkat3458 oh, it's one of my most favorite anime. In the anime, he completely makes his own rendition of the songs, which is controversial. Hayato isn't making his own rendition as he is using different (and better imo) stresses on different notes and slightly different tempo changes and volume changes. In the anime, the MC almost makes it sound like a different song altogether, and it's beautiful. So I guess it really depends on how much artistic license you enjoy and why you are listening. For me, the Chopin competition is all about trying to bring out the feelings that Chopin himself was trying to convey, which is why I think Hayato is excellent and why I dislike the robotic performances.
Nocturne in C minor - 0:15
Etude Op 10 No 1 - 6:31
Etude Op 25 no 10 - 8:33
Scherzo 1 - 12:51
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He is a wonderful talent that cannot be measured only by contest scores and judging criteria.
His playing is fascinating. Even people who are not familiar with classical music become fans because they are impressed by his playing.
Just looking at it is moving and engaging.
A variety of emotions can be conveyed from the performance. It's an unusual career for a pianist who didn't learn more specialized knowledge and earned a master's degree in another field from a top university in Japan, so it's not very conventional music. I have the impression that I play more emotionally than other pianists.
In this contest
I didn't make it to the finals, so maybe there was a problem with my technique that amateurs don't understand. But it doesn't matter to the listener.
It touched the hearts of those who listened the most and attracted those who listened the most. It's great proof that he's the best pianist.
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that he is one of the best pianists in the world.
He should be known to the whole world and his music should be listened to by more people.
Some people have the impression that classical music is difficult and the hurdles are high.
I think his music reaches those people, and they are attracted to that. I myself was impressed by Hayato Sumono's performance and learned about the merits of classical music.
A wonderful pianist.
I didn't know such a competition existed before UA-cam. I would love to be a part of the live audience once the pandemic is over.
With that mentality, you'll never attend in person at all.
@@7F0X7 tf what
@@bait5257 nice argument
@@HidekiRyugaxx lmao K.O
@@7F0X7 I never argued
Wait, CATEEN??????? This guy recorded like rhythm game music (Scorpion Fire) and stuff on piano, already performed Rach 2 with orchestra on stage before, etc.
Absolute pro, very amazed and much pleased to see him here.
i didn't know it was his irl name!! i saw the thumbnail and got reminded of him
Yes, its him. Hayato is a very talented classic pianist
Cateen announced it on his channel that he is preparing and going to compete too.
Yes, he is real Cateen !🎹
This is the pro side of Cateen... what an amazing and versatile pianist.
He is living proof that music is not about perfect technique, but above all about emotion. He proves that true music comes from the heart and moves more through feeling than through technical perfection. What a legend!
In October 2021, Hayato did not get into the finals in Poland.
October 2022, he performed the Chopin Concerto with the top Polish orchestra NOSPR during their sold-out tour all over Japan.
On October 4, 2024, Hayato is going back to Poland to perform once again with the NOSPR conducted by Ms. Marin Alsop ❤️. He is a true winner!
Exactly!!!!!!! Hayato may not have a laurel on his hair, but he has wings of music that allow him to travel freely around the world. After the performance in Poland, he will also be performing Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 in the United States on the anniversary of Chopin's death. He is amazing!!
ホンモノのピアニストって、1小節聴いただけでも
表現力とか音の響とかがずば抜けて違うから
うぉ！？ってなる…鳥肌やばいです〜〜〜
角野さんのショパンのピアノ演奏は私の思い描く理想の演奏です。私はショパンが大好きだから角野さんの演奏も大好きです。
Very happy news! In September 2022, Hayato Sumino will perform "Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor Op.11" with the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra! ( Orkiestry Symfonicznej Polskiego Radia w Katowicach )
Currently, 11 cities in Japan have been decided to hold the concert, and the conductor is Marin Alsop. Hayato didn't make it to the final stage, but he get the opportunity to play with a Polish orchestra. This is really Fabulous.
Truth ????
@@veraluciarochapedronperes5039 Yes! It's true. And he will be play in Singapore this October.
Wonderful! I loved the initiative of Polish Radio Orchestra! Wil we have the opportunity to watch it online?
@@veraluciarochapedronperes5039 There are no announcements about online viewing yet. I hope there may be a program by Polskie Radio or other way.
I really hope the live streaming concert ticket in Sept will be available at eplus.jp. I watched his Japan Tour Concert 2022 in Feb by streaming, it was absolutely stunning. The 2nd mov. Romanze-Larghetto of Chopin Piano Concerto No.1 was so smooth and beautiful…. Simply amazing.
The Chopin Competition was held when my mother was in critical condition.
How much Chopin's songs played by Hayato Sumino which are delivered when I can't sleep, supported me ... I'm still listening to it repeatedly.
有難う。😮良い土曜日が過ごせそうです!
Hayato pięknie grał 😊 👏🏻
👍😎
一言で言うと、中毒性がある。解釈が物凄い好み。ショパン1番と言うくらい好きな作曲家だけど、聴き過ぎて飽きがきて飛ばしたい箇所も出てくる身としては、少々粗くても、さらっと聴きたい。でもショパンならではの極上のメロディは、じっくり聴きたい。このバランスが絶妙に好みで、私が聴き飛ばしをしない数少ないピアニストの1人です。特に、ノクターン、スケルツォ、本選では弾かなかった木枯らしは、全く飽きずに何回リピートして流しっぱなしにしてることか。
何度聴いても感動しかない。特にスケルツォはずっと聴いていたい。曲の魅力を最大限に引き出していて、この曲を大好きになりました。彼の演奏を聴いていると、きっとショパンはこうやって弾くんだろうなと思う。技術もあることながら、彼は心でピアノを弾いている。今夜のセカンドステージが待ち遠しい。
I don't listen often classical music, even if I like it. But I just cannot turn off this vidéo. He litterally makes this music alive, and I can feel emotion through the notes. That's a special gift to be able to do that. He sounds different.
この方の演奏はずっと鳥肌が立つんです。もちろん素晴らしい意味で。ずっと聴いていたい。
Just to add this: I like Chopin but he usually doesn’t touch me the way some other composers do. This performance got me emotionally closer to Chopins work after many many years listening to his music. For that I say thank you to this young and very talented artist.
Which composers touch you more, if I may ask?
@@joejohnson8966 drake and lil pump
@@jwaj this is so true
@@jwaj said you a lesbian girl me too
I know what you mean (I think). Pianists, typically young ones, often “milk” Chopin pieces a bit too much for my taste-which, sometimes, turns me off. His sensitivity and range of emotions-from subtle to not so subtle-make his performance truly enjoyable for me.
Sumino's story continues after the Chopin Competition and there is an article by the senior producer of NHK general bureau for America in "NHK World Japan" 6 Feb, 2024 that is well worth a read! He made his USA debut in Boston Symphony Hall with Boston Pops in 2023 and is currently playing around the world with various famous orchestras. He will debut at Salle Gaveau in Paris on 7 Nov, 2024.
Before the performance, Hayato Sumino gently put his hand on his chest while climbing the stairs. It looked like he was greeting his beloved Chopin. He was here to meet Chopin. His piano was pure and free, with kindness and strength, and deeply touched
I want to hear Hayato Sumino's piano again!
his youtube channel is Cateen かてぃん, if you are interested:)
Epic reference, Kao
He is the definition of genius. I had never heard of him before the competition but have since been checking out a ton of videos and he is truly an amazing artist. Both his technique and musical sensitivities are out of this world. To have a good time check out his Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 where he improvises a 5 minute cadenza near the end of it. Crazy idea and maybe not " academically correct" but how amazing and exciting!
What do you mean "academically correct" ? In all the pieces that Liszt wrote, the cadenzas he left there were supposed to only be an example, the performer was expected to improvise one while playing the piece. I hope I don't sound rude but it is really sad to see that deep in our current generation ideology any performance that is not exactly fitting some standards but is instead creative and innovative is kind of repressed...
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Hayato Sumino performed Chopin's Waltz No.14 when he was 8
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@@Aclusios ぬ
だんだん、東大出身でこのコンクールに挑んだすごさがわかってきました。寝てる暇もないくらいだったのではないでしょうか？ただただすごい、としか言えません。緊張感が伝わってきます。3足のわらじで全て人並以上って、他の人はやりきれない思いですね。コンサートでもっとショパンひいてほしいです。本物のショパンが聴きたいです。今はアレンジの方が好きみたいですね。どちらも角野さんの世界です。好きな事を思い切りやってほしいです。応援しています。
He shows Chopin’s sadness, grief, loneliness and peace in mind beautifully through his performance.
(日本語訳)
彼はショパンの悲しみ、憂い、孤独、そして心の平和を
彼の演奏によって美しく表現しています。
I love the amount of expression he puts into his playing
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam
i love the amount of emotion he adds to the pieces. Being able to play the piano and play with your soul are very different. you may be able to play but to play with emotion is the true talent. absolutely beautiful.
かてぃんさんマジですごい
上品かつ華のある演奏。
0:17 Nokturn c-moll op. 48 nr 1 / Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48 No. 1
6:31 Etiuda C-dur op. 10 nr 1 / Etude in C major, Op. 10 No. 1
8:35 Etiuda h-moll op. 25 nr 10 / Etude in B minor, Op. 25 No. 10
12:52Scherzo h-moll op. 20 / Scherzo in B minor, Op 20
Dziena, właśnie tego brakowało w opisie filmu
Thanks
Etude in C major, Op. 10 No. 1 is such a difficult piece that Horowitz, one of the greatest pianists of all time, never played it publically.
Dear Ski Ski,
Many thanks! 🌹🌿💐✨🏵🍀
Thanks!
Escuchar y ver esto fue tan asombroso, ese chico es demasiado talentoso, tocó muy hermosoooo!!!
素晴らしい演奏、ありがとうございます。スタインウェイは2台でエントリーしてますが、角野さんが選んだスタインウェイ、古典調律ですよね。柔らかい響き、ショパンには古典調律が合います。多くのピアニストが平均律ピアノを選ぶ中、純粋に響きで選んだ角野氏に敬服します。是非コンチェルトも聴きたかったです。
調律の違いがあったのですか！教えていただいてありがとうございます。その辺のこだわりも角野さんらしいですね。
調律の違いがピアニストに知らされていたかどうかはわかりませんが、角野さんは違いを感じ取ったでしょう。ちなみに私は調律師ですが、古典調律にしているお客様から１０年前にご指摘いただきました。同じスタインウェイなのになんで音が全く違うのかと。で、今回実はスタインウェイは２大でエントリーしているということがわかり合点がいきました。
@@kazuo0523 さん 詳しいお話ありがとうございます。調律と一口に言ってもいろいろな違いがあるというお話は本で読んだりしたことがあります。耳がいい人ならたぶん分かるでしょうね。いろいろな時代の曲を弾くようなコンクールでは古典調律というのは使えないのかな？ショパンに限られているコンクールだからこそそれが可能だったのかなと素人ながら思いました。調律も奥が深い世界ですね。今回の調律師さん達のお話も伺ってみたいなと思いました。
@@orangemoon8888さん、案外古典調律で弾くピアニストは多いんですよ。ただ、そのことを知らないで聴いているか、ピアニスト自身も気付いてない場合も多いと思います。今回、演奏を終えた角野さんが「弾き方が変った」と言っておられましたが、まさにこのスタインウェイ３００にどっぷり浸かった演奏故に、タッチも含めてこのピアノと一体になっていったのでしょう。だから、日本に戻られたとき、平均律ピアノを弾いた時に逆に違和感を感じるのではないかと、それをちょっと危惧しております。
最近私は夜間の練習用に電子ピアノを購入したんですが、コンサートチューナー詳細設定、ノイズや響き、弦の共鳴を深めたりとか、以前のものに比べて格段に進化している事に驚きました。調律の知識があれば更に味わい深いものがあるのでしょうね。今回初めてショパンコンクールを観る事ができました。結果はどうあれ、角野さんのファンは確実に増えていく事は間違いありませんね。🎹
3つのステージをカティンさんのチャンネルでまとめてくださってありがとうございます。何度も楽しんでいます。
カティンさんの美しい手を見ているとショパンもこうだったのかな…なんて。
英雄ポロネーズ、大好きです。
Congratulations on 6 million views!
This performance by Hayato about 3 years ago has always been a warm and inspiring light of the preciousness of life in my heart. Thank you so much for this never to be replaced time. It was like an exquisite gift from heaven! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
角野さんの演奏の美しさや表現の奥深さは世界中の多くのファンの心を惹きつけ、魅了しています。他の誰とも違う独自のものを持っていると思います。私にとっては、これほど魂に響く演奏をするピアニストは初めてです。何度でも聴きたくなります。
Bravo！ 心が揺さぶられました。こんな素晴らしいピアニストが日本にいるなんて…
His tone is so beautiful in the nocturne throughout but that middle section is just unparalleled. So gorgeous
I am really impressed with the nocturne in C minor. I heard a blind pianist play this work perfectly years ago and since then I felt it was not possible to play it better. It is like this pianist has a control of the melody and counter melodies at once while requiring absolute evenness of rhythm with no hidden compensations due its extreme difficulty.
From the way his fingers keep on shaking, you can tell how big of a moment this is for him and how nervous he is.
Man, if this was him nervous, I can only wonder how he plays when he's not. Imo, I feel a little sad... Nerves like this do affect playing even if it's not obvious to viewers. I wonder if he has tried beta blockers... they do wonders for performance anxiety and prevent adverse physical reactions to stress like this. Nerves to the extent of physical, unstoppable shaking usually destroy what you've worked for.
I watch a lot of piano performances but Hayato’s performance is truly one of those that stand out from the bunch since the first piece a rush of emotion can be felt and throughout from start to finish it’s as if I was in the audience hearing him he plays with his whole being it’s beautiful
Hayato Sumino San, you play like a Pole, as if you were born and bread in the country of Chopin. I wish you win this competition.
Something so human and beautiful about seeing his hands shake at the start. It's easy to feel like these performers are at such a level of expertise that it must all come easy, but seeing that anxious, adrenaline rushed shaking reminds me of myself, and that even the best are not without their own doubts and nerves.
Two words can explain this - Chopin Competition.
Also amazing how he stops shaking as he gets into the flow state and there is nothing other than the music and pure emotion
@@Croshiuz that's one of my favorite feelings as a musician and performer :') you're overcome with anxiety and then as you really let the music absorb you, everything else floods away, and it's just you and your art
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素人の私から見て、日本の宝と思っていましたが、世界の宝の領域と確信しました。ピアノはどんなスポーツよりも過酷な競技と捉えています。渾身の素晴らし演奏をありがとう。
圧巻のスケルツォ。
他の追随を許さぬ演奏。
素晴らしい！
勝敗はともかく彼は日本が誇るアーティストです。
I really love his nocturne op.48 No.1
It's fragile and delicate, yet it makes me feel the passion to live
I listen to this performance over and over again
Fragile???? Vulnerable and passionate
@@christopherczajasager9030Maybe that's what I wanted to say
I'm not good at English and may not be able to choose the right words
The word "脆弱"("Vulnerable” translated in Japanese)" has a bad impression in Japanese, so I wrote it as "fragile".
can’t stop coming back for him
"A flawless execution of art. Perfection... just isn't a word. I think there's a spiritual element at work."
I keep coming back to his Op. 25 No. 10. It's so stunning
素晴らしい感動をたくさんありがとうございました✨✨✨🌹🌹🌹
毎日再生してうっとりしています。
再生100万超え、凄いですね。
2次3次も激リピです🎹
かてぃんさんらしい、渾身の演奏をリアルタイムで聴けて本当に幸せでした🥰
できればコンチェルトも聴きたかったですけど、、
来年1月のコンサートが楽しみでなりません🎶
I love his playing style..it's quiet but I can feel it. unlike others who are too showy with distracting gestures
Congratulations on 5 million views! Hayato sharpened his spirit to the highest degree and confronted Chopin head-on, fair and square, in the best possible way. The most superb and exquisite performance was produced. At that time, I felt Chopin and Poland more deeply and profoundly than in anyone else's performance, and my heart trembled tremendously. His truly beautiful, profound, sometimes delicate, and sometimes magnificent tone was like a connection to the beautiful and profound universe. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Hayato. And thank you from the bottom of my heart for the opportunity me to watch and listen to Hayato's performance over and over again, which continues to fascinate people around the world so very much.
He is Chopin as he plays, even his hands look like his....amazing....love this performance!
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam
Despite being so nervous on the first piece (his fingers shaking), he played so perfectly and gave me whole body chills wow.
True!!! Omg. I can just imagine how hard it must be to be in his position. He did an amazing job :)
This is so tough. You really cannot BS yourself through this - there are 200 years of performance history and everyone has a pretty good idea how it should be played and hears the slightest error. I really cannot appreciate these young artists enough, all of whom devote their lives to this music and deliver nearly flawless performances, with the differences in quality being really marginal at this point.
This is what I was trying to say... I saw his finger was shaking. But he played so amazingly!
Relying on judges hearing and ingrown likes and dislikes on something so subjective as music is a really tough road for an artist. I am thankful, not knowing anything about classical music ( I enjoy listening ) I have the opportunity to hear this gifted pianist Hayato Sumino who shares with us. Thank you
角野さん、まずは1次予選通過おめでとうございます。
世界各国から多くのピアニストが参加しているコンサートの雰囲気は想像をはるかに超える舞台だと感じました。
まだまだこれから世界各国のピアニストと腕を競いあっていかなければならない中で緊張感が続いていきますが、是非自分を信じて自信を持って演奏して、世界の皆さんに素晴らしいピアノの旋律を響かせてください。
是非頑張ってください！
That kind of playing deserves to be seen in a finale!
The accuracy and emotion in the first Etude is phenomenal!
I listened to this performance without looking at the performer. His playing is soulful, analytical and also free and playful. I feel so fortunate that I am alive to hear all this beauty.
It’s special. With so many great pianists in one place, it becomes even more clear who the special ones are.
朝のひとときにBGMで聴こうなんて思ったのが間違いでした。
心揺さぶられる演奏で、時間を忘れて見入り、涙があふれ出てきました。
次のstageも楽しみにしています。
コンサートぜひ聴きに行きたいと思います。
おう！日本人いる！
私は偶然彼を見つけましたが、そのような素晴らしいパフォーマンスから立ち去ることができませんでした。
何故他の人と違う音が出るんだろう。
まるで演奏に魂が存在しているようです。
かてぃんさんのえんそうはいつも泣けてくる。
すべての感情が揺さぶられるように思う。
凄い・・・。
almost 1 million views. Wow. Besides his wonderful virtuosity and explosiveness, he has done well in bringing the world to the wonderful music of Chopin.
Breathtaking....
He’s amazing, elegant and luxurious!
Never saw such a talented guy in many ways. It’s like everything he touches and its become a gold.
The king of sensitive touching of the piano in the world
You are a God gifted young man. You certainly made my Day this October 8, 2021. May God bless you and keep you in His love for ever.
Long live Hayato.
The final has already started but I still repeatedly come back to his three stages….
Me too!
and me, too.
So do I!...
I cannot help watching his performance
same man!
The real winner for me. I discovered you by Chopin Competition and became a fan from the day on.🥰
I'm only at the end of the first piece but I have to say, this man means each note he plays. He is talking with the piano and I have never listened and understood the piece so well. Masterful.
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam
The comments really helped me recognise his style of playing and i truly appreciate how diverse and amazing these ppl point of views. It is the first time i ever saw Hayato Sumino and his performance. He is wonderful
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam 👍
His nocturne tells a story, a vivid, sad, tragic tale.
His intensity and feel for this piece is outstanding. you can tell how much he loves it
カティンさんのピアノ好きです
とても繊細でとても優しい
The trembling fingers is indicative of genuine passion. He's thinking about others enjoying what they hear rather than what he hears, and must play it as well as possible for them. This level of humility is the definition of true artistry.
beautifully said
クラッシックは全く興味が無かったのですが、彼が奏でる音はずっと聴いていたいと思うのです。何故でしょう。
I'm still disappointed by the fact that he did not get a spot in this year's finals. His touch was incomparable. I still congratulate the other winners, but this year's audience was robbed of the experience of hearing his concerto.
Just the most beautiful interpretation of Nocturne op. 48 no. 1 ever💜 brings tears to my eyes
He's a pure artist. This is not just great technique. There is personality, charm, independence, passion, creativity, logic, intellect, empathy and a wealth of wisdom from the relatively limited experience of his age. He pours every bit of himself onto those keys. Please let nothing bad happen to Hayato Sumino.
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam 👍
Amen!
And now that he’s played it with Marin Alsop, maybe he’ll get to perform it everywhere. I’ve got my fingers crossed that he’ll come to Chicago and play with the CSO. He deserves a serious international career.
His technique is terrible. But it sounds amazing!
Absolutely right he is a genious
One of the most beautiful Chopin interpretations I've ever heard. Truly. Tears rushing into my eyes.
Good luck in stage three and the finals 🤞🤞♡♡♡
I just discovered Hayato Sumino a few months ago and now I'm hooked. His playing has recently been an inspiration in my life. Both in the arts and healing from life's more demanding circumstances. Phenomenal discipline and achievement, wonderful young artist.
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Regarding the public vote, you are number one, Sir Hayato Sumino... Lots of love from Canada...
🏅👏👏👏👏 1ʳᵉ place pour moi aussi
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After 5 months, I'm still watching...
After 2 years, I'm still watching (frequently)
After 3 years.....😅
あなたのショパンを聴いてから沼から抜け出せなくなりました❤
新しい世界へ非日常へ連れ出してくれる
一日中あなたの演奏を聴いていたいです！本当に素晴らしい！！
I was engaged with his playing before he even pressed a key. The look on his face, the gentle movement of his wrists, the soft tremble of his fingers... absolutely captivating performance.
trueee
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam 👍
すみのさんの弾く海の見える街がとても好きです。
音楽に関してはド素人なのでこの曲の様な格式の高い演奏の評価はできませんが、一個人としてただ単純にすみのさんの演奏が好きです。
これからもすみのさんの思うままに演奏し続けてほしいです。
I love seeing performances like this. He is just a free soul having fun with music. His spirit dancing on the keys and the notes responding back to him. So pure I was brought to tears.
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Scherzo in B minor, Op 20 もの言えぬ程の凄み、そして細密画の如き構成とが共に存在する。この演奏は真の美しいものだけが持つ中毒性を備えている。
This is my...I forgot how many times I have come back to this video but I just cannot get enough of his vulnerable, melancholy, sincere, and unfiltered performance! I am so excited to hear more throughout the stages. Best of luck to you Hayato san!
Очень точное у вас определение -Не отфильтрованный ....
@@alisalegato So happy you feel the same 😺
This is my 10th time to watch this video and already 800k viewed.
Hayato’s Chopin Concerto with top orchestra of Poland is now on his UA-cam
If i was a judge in the competition He would be the Champion ❤❤❤
え…？ピアノの森の世界にかていんさんがいる🌲🎹🌲 凄い人だったんですね。素晴らしい演奏！
Cateen definitely improved over the last round. He's bringing something fresh, and individuality, unbridled passion, elegant touch combined with raw enthusiasm, dare I say joy, for playing the piano. Congratulations on a stirring performance!
神様の恩恵詰め合わせセットみたいな天才
素敵な表現‼️
お持ちでない物を思いつかない❗️
The nocturne he is playing is absolutely exquisite.
Fantástico!
Felicitaciones.
Esquisito é você.
Thank you to the algorithm that gave me this video. It is my first introduction to this wonderful musician; the first few notes in and his music gripped my heart - and from nowhere, I cried.
❤️
Almost the same with me. Better get some tissues ready for his third round ! 😭 He is special !
Sometimes the algorithms get things right!
繰り返し何度も聴いていますが、ショパンの生涯を知った後、また聴き直しました。ノクターンの最初の一音からより心に響きました。角野さんの張り詰めた気持ちが迫って来ます。このコンクールのために、惜しまぬ努力を傾けた演奏が聴けて幸せです。
youtubeのコンテンツも大好きですが、正統派のかてぃんさんの美しいクラシック演奏はやはり幼いころから培った確かなものですね。一次予選通過おめでとうございます！
響き、ハーモニー、溶け込む様な音色を聴いていると、コンチェルトもどれだけ素晴らしい状態でご準備されていたか想像できます🍀聴きたかった…と、ファイナリストの演奏それぞれ聴きながら、未だ満足感が得られなく、こちらにまた戻って気持ちを落ち着かせてます🎶
me too
At the same time, I realized that I was happy to meet a pianist named Hayato Sumino.
La même chose pour moi ! Il y a quelques choses de doux, de triste, de délicat, mais aussi de très fort dans sa façon d'interpréter. C'est bien difficile d'écouter un autre candidat après lui.
me too！！
水の如く、風の如く、繊細で歯切れよく！さいこ〜。
He brings sorely missed soul that’s been nonexistent since Martha argareich. I will never bite fully into the hanz zimmer argument, Chopin was merciless when he left it all out on the piano.
This was near perfection for one of Chopin’s finest nocturnes, and frankly compositions in general.
this man speaks, feels, and expresses through the piano with all his heart
and this video is the first performance I've seen from him.. that's true passion