You can see the pressure he puts himself under through each phrase and the release as he arrives at the end. Playing like this takes the whole soul, lots of energy.
@@quinx5251 Yes i am, funny coincidence. Heres the proof ua-cam.com/video/m-sDiGNklYU/v-deo.html The only pianist that is a mystery is Kai Ichinose, he is the only pianist who hasn't shown his face. People say Kai is made up of many different pianists. Just watch the video
I wouldn't call it underrated but it's definitely not overrated. Classical has been around for centuries and still is as popular as it always has been.
@@jelle7 I wouldn't say it's still as popular as it's always been, classical used to be like how pop is today, but nowadays it's not that common to listen to if you don't play an instrument especially
;ozart is like the finest porcelain, so easy to destroy. But this interpretation overcomes many style difficulties that feww others overcome. His trills are fantastic; yet I am not fond of his staccato. He finds an excellent solution to the singing phrase of the very first bars which should sound like vocal expression of a rainbow (Clara Haskil could do it best, Gregory Sokolov could do it worst). Oh, yes, his non-legato is brilliant clear, his finale-sin-coda really funny!
His continuous subtle, crisp pauses between phrases and tapering off of phrase endings is kind of exaggerated. These types of expressive devices are affectations and do not belong in Mozart playing (in my hopefully humble opinion). Otherwise - the young man has considerable musical talent.
A few errors in the final movement, due to its being played too fast. Everybody plays Mozart sonatas too fast, it seems, with the exception of Glenn Gould. Ending very abrupt. Entertaining rendition, but a bit of work still needed. Sorry, but I teach advanced piano.
Measure numbers, errors, and your corrective observations, "Maestro". Gould plays Mozart mechanically, as if he was playing Bach. And I Adore Gould's work. Agree: Post your rendition. Nehring's execution is flawless. Transcendent.
@@garyandrews7422 The advanced piano comment is entertaining but you can comment on a performance without being able to play better, the same goes for all the arts. I'm sure he plays better than his teachers. I can't play this flawlessly but this isn't flawless and that's totally fine the judges liked it enough obviously lol
@@eyalurimYour observation is that it isn't flawless, I have the score. Tell me where the specific mistakes are. If there are mistakes, and you are an "advanced" instructor, then tell us about them. If not, either you are a jealous liar, or your critique is merely one of Szymon's interpretation. And it is THAT which is actually entertaining. " Everybody plays Mozart sonatas too fast". You must be referring to your students. Post Szymon's mistakes here. Your "LOL" is inappropriate, after your "entertaining" comment. I am not laughing.
For me Mozart always writes too many notes. Dead boring piece. But I like his facial expressions. I can play every note of this sonata but not necessarily in the right order.
You can see the pressure he puts himself under through each phrase and the release as he arrives at the end. Playing like this takes the whole soul, lots of energy.
I. Allegro assai (0:21)
II. Adagio (3:52)
III. Presto (8:03)
Thank you my gentleman
Gracias Miguel, Me encanta tus videos de partituras acompañadas con la música, me son muy utiles al momento de estudiar
@@gadielvalverde2096 :)
Out of all the videos I watched for this song, this one was the best.
Anime - Piano No Mori!!!!!
It's Real life Lech Syzmanowski
@@quinx5251 Yeah he's the pianist for Lech Syzmanowski
Fat Tit The hell arent you the guy i argued with on Bomswori Kims Introduction and rondo capriciosso?
Fat Tit also is it actually true? They resemble eachother so much
@@quinx5251 Yes i am, funny coincidence. Heres the proof ua-cam.com/video/m-sDiGNklYU/v-deo.html The only pianist that is a mystery is Kai Ichinose, he is the only pianist who hasn't shown his face. People say Kai is made up of many different pianists. Just watch the video
5:01-5:11 What you look like when you nail a phrasing perfectly.
This is my go to version of this piece, such a controlled touch.
The most interesting Mozart I've heared recently. Simply wonderful.
*heard*
@@davidiscool1072 Thank you for your linguistic expertise. BTW, what do you think about this Mozart
Rock = make your hair weird.
Classical = your hair is naturally weird.
and the faces
+ the emotions
😂
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Fabulous! Bravo Maestro Szymon! Spectacular performance.
What a wonderful performance.
彼のモーツァルト、初めて聴きました。素晴らしくて、とても心地よい気持ちにさせて頂きました👌🎶🎶👌😊
Nehring is a great talent!!! Bravo! Great sound coloring and superb pianissimo!!! Very good jury decision
Não sei como essa música não fez mais sucesso que a pequena serenata de Mozart, uma das primeiras sonatas desse gênio prodígio e a mais majestosa!
Perfection!!!
Absolutely!
He's really good. I really liked how he use the pedal specially
absolutely brilliant. Amazing phrasing touch and control. So much time love and effort went into this performance. utter total respect fine sir.
Bravo ….That Fazioli piano sounds awesome!
Charming! Meant to just watch the first A section and ended up listening to the entire first movement... You convinced me.
すごい！
Bellissima interpretazione. Bravo ! 👏👏👏
I loved it, I think Mozart would have loved as well. Well done!!
The guy is good especially with the pressure of his hand on the piano.
Classical music is underrated
I wouldn't call it underrated but it's definitely not overrated. Classical has been around for centuries and still is as popular as it always has been.
@@jelle7 I wouldn't say it's still as popular as it's always been, classical used to be like how pop is today, but nowadays it's not that common to listen to if you don't play an instrument especially
Classical community has a lot of gatekeepers so it's not surprising
Bruh
Yeah man. Totally
Beautiful!❤️
Beautiful!
brillant! and above all: FILIGRAN!
Here to listen the music from Piano No Mori
amazing control
4:06 When you're trying your best to keep in that turd but are slowly losing the fight.
Lech Syzmanowski for Piano no mori
Mr Manga haha Thats what i thougt too haha
Perfetta esibizione
Bravo!!!!
I watch this and i think it's simple. When I play. oh no, not that simple
Super performance!
Forest of piano vibes
3:50
Amazing 🤤
8:00
Good
I feel his endings could have ended more subtle, rather than abrupt stops, that's just musically speaking, but otherwise, very pleasing to the ears
Please see my above comment and let's see if we agree on this point.
Amamiya!
The piano is 1b and 4b.
Sounds like two players. Yum.
👏👏👏👏👏
What is that gray spot on the piano?
Don't ask.
looks like a face
I think it's the light reflection(I'm not sure actually)
0:21
;ozart is like the finest porcelain, so easy to destroy. But this interpretation overcomes many style difficulties that feww others overcome. His trills are fantastic; yet I am not fond of his staccato. He finds an excellent solution to the singing phrase of the very first bars which should sound like vocal expression of a rainbow (Clara Haskil could do it best, Gregory Sokolov could do it worst). Oh, yes, his non-legato is brilliant clear, his finale-sin-coda really funny!
While Nehring's Allegro assai and Adagio are quite enjoyable, I'm much more fond of Alicia de Larrocha's precise and energetic staccato in Presto.
2.09
When you're cheating on a test and the teacher comes around so you pretend to be thinking
Looks like Matzuev.
O que eu fiquei mais impressionado foi a ateia em silencio TOTAL
kai's hair is looking a little off today...
wait
Real life Lech Syzmanowski
His continuous subtle, crisp pauses between phrases and tapering off of phrase endings is kind of exaggerated. These types of expressive devices are affectations and do not belong in Mozart playing (in my hopefully humble opinion). Otherwise - the young man has considerable musical talent.
Namo Amitabha Buddha
I hate to disagree with the comments here, but the Adagio seems way too fast to me, and thus without the pathos that Richter and Pires find.
Durh
Мацуев пародия стаил
Sounded like he missed some notes at the start, couldnt really enjoy hia sound since it was very tense. Just made me worry he was gonna mess up again.
Lech is that you?
6
A few errors in the final movement, due to its being played too fast. Everybody plays Mozart sonatas too fast, it seems, with the exception of Glenn Gould. Ending very abrupt. Entertaining rendition, but a bit of work still needed. Sorry, but I teach advanced piano.
I am sure the winner of the Rubinstein Competition is desperate to learn your “advanced piano” 🤣
Let's hear your rendition
Measure numbers, errors, and your corrective observations, "Maestro". Gould plays Mozart mechanically, as if he was playing Bach. And I Adore Gould's work. Agree: Post your rendition.
Nehring's execution is flawless. Transcendent.
@@garyandrews7422 The advanced piano comment is entertaining but you can comment on a performance without being able to play better, the same goes for all the arts. I'm sure he plays better than his teachers. I can't play this flawlessly but this isn't flawless and that's totally fine the judges liked it enough obviously lol
@@eyalurimYour observation is that it isn't flawless, I have the score. Tell me where the specific mistakes are. If there are mistakes, and you are an "advanced" instructor, then tell us about them. If not, either you are a jealous liar, or your critique is merely one of Szymon's interpretation. And it is THAT which is actually entertaining. " Everybody plays Mozart sonatas too fast". You must be referring to your students. Post Szymon's mistakes here. Your "LOL" is inappropriate, after your "entertaining" comment. I am not laughing.
For me Mozart always writes too many notes. Dead boring piece. But I like his facial expressions. I can play every note of this sonata but not necessarily in the right order.
0:23
1:39