A YUJA LA CONOCI POR SUS VIDEOS. ES UN PRODIGIO Y SU REPERTORIO ES INCREIBLEMENTE AMPLIO. PERO ADEMAS SIEMPRE QUE PUEDE, IMPROVISA, COSA QUE NUNCA HABIA VISTO EN UN PIANISTA CLASICO!
@@zivoren8971: adjetivo : Que es muy distinto de lo habitual, natural o normal y tiene algo de extraordinario o inexplicable que excita la curiosidad, sorpresa o admiración.
It's great to see what enjoyment she is getting out of this. I think she is one of the greatest pianists of our time, at the very least, even though I don't think this particular piece is quite in her wheelhouse - maybe employ a little lighter touch, with less sustain, mas sinuendo, mas danzon. But that's a matter of taste.
It is an orchestra work by Marquez called Danzon No. 2. Look for a performance with Gustavo Dudamel and the Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar. This version here by Yuja Wang might be her own transcription, I'm not sure, but it's a total butcher job, sorry to y'all Yuja fans. None of the rhythmic character of the piece is there and so many mistakes. Listen to Dudamel conducting it to get the right feel.
@@pauldeck4500 :: Interesting, it would seem that Wang is playing from printed music something which she either wrote herself or which some local composer made as an arrangement of Marquez' Dance. But I think it is an encore, and as such she plays it because the local public knows this music or this style of music. The recording sound is weird (not like a Steinway grand!) but so what, this is a recording of how Wang plays from music (concentrated, grandiose, under stress, but still mastering the situation). I did not look for subtleties here.
Voy a tocar esa pieza que los va hacer a todos ustedes bailar. I'm going to play that piece that's going to make you all dance. La acabo de aprender y para mi, es mucha presión ejecutarla en este vestido tan sexy. I just learned it and for me, it is a lot of pressure to execute it in this sexy dress.:) [Laughter in the audience]. [She sits down, make a sign to the violin and plays.]
Not knowing the composer, you are probably right on the amateur title but then a composer has to start somewhere. If this is it's first outing this piece could end up being rearranged for being too long and/or repetitive. Through the centuries composers have always had pieces that after the first airing were re written or re arranged due to various reasons, let's hope this composer learns and continues, we need them.
This is one of Mexico's most famous melodies. The composer is not an amateur. Yuja is as usual, outstanding, but you should try the orchestral version of this Danzón, it's very interesting.
1ponsford There are different attires for different occasions. There’s attire for cabaret, there’s attire for red light district joint, and there’s attire for classical music concert where everyone else dresses respectfully. Of course, it was her choice to have a f**k-you attitude and put on something borderline sluttish. You can spin it whichever way you want, but apparently, talent and taste don’t go hand in hand.
@@PS-kd1if Sorry, I didn't realize I was conversing with a 150 year old, pompous, mysogenistic, sexist, prig. You are aware we're in the 21st century, right. I know that during Queen Victoria's reign when you were young women were terribly oppressed and without a voice, but society has progressed somewhat since then. You're probably one of those Neanderthals that thinks if a woman is wearing a short skirt she's asking to be raped. It's happening slowly, but fortunately your way of thinking is gradually dying out. Go back to your manor house drawing room and butler will bring you a brandy. There you go.
![Yuja Wang: Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor Op. 18 [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NsqXCO0ADwM/mqdefault.jpg)
![Yuja Wang: Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 54 [HD]](/img/n.gif)
Yuja is simply THE BEST - amazing.
Écouter et regarder le plaisir que Yuja Wang prend à jouer est un pur ravissement
Yuja is awesome and amazingly cool in every way 🎵🎶🎼🎹😎🌈
She can play every kind of music... is Always good..
More human beeings like her, more love and more music, that's what the world needs. What she gives to all of us is an unbelievable and precious gift.
❤
Que talento y hermosura de Yuja, es grandiosa 👍🙂¡ Bravisimoooo !👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Inégalable pianiste aux mains d' or 👋👋👋👋❤️
J' adore YUJA WANG ❤️
Le talent et la féminité pour sauver le monde. Merci yuja ❤🎉
She's definetely the greatest!
Like a gnat flying around your cereal bowl during breakfast. It will never do much damage, but oh, so annoying.
@@barryutub1 YES!!! She's GREAT! GREAT! GREAT!
@Karin Becker Eine unnötige Antwort, so gut spielen nur sehr wenige
@Karin Becker Ganz richtig gesagt. Und die Kommentatoren (wie p. andré) wissen es genau.
@Karin Becker Ja, und besser Klavierspielen können viele.
she definitely is the best --- this actually is a piece for orchestra and the music, the sound she creates is like that of an orchestra.
She has such a wide repertoire wow!
Además de su ENORME TALENTO, es una mujer de una BELLEZA sorprendente!
A YUJA LA CONOCI POR SUS VIDEOS. ES UN PRODIGIO Y SU REPERTORIO ES INCREIBLEMENTE AMPLIO. PERO ADEMAS SIEMPRE QUE PUEDE, IMPROVISA, COSA QUE NUNCA HABIA VISTO EN UN PIANISTA CLASICO!
The most lovable concert pianist ever
YUJA WANG du Matin Calme. 👋👋👋👋👋👋❤️
bravo--- absolutely brilliant---
Gustavo Dudamel is famous for conducting this , and now she is performing this ... brillaint .
Quelle joie, quel bonheur !
Que belleza tan extraña, es Única!
tan extraña = so strange (Google translate) Why, please? What do You mean? (Qué quieres decir?)
@@zivoren8971: adjetivo
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Que es muy distinto de lo habitual, natural o normal y tiene algo de extraordinario o inexplicable que excita la curiosidad, sorpresa o admiración.
@@r2d2224 Yes. She is wonder woman. Brilliant pianist.
Who knows what piece is this?
She’s a miracle!
@@shulamitmaneev
1:16
I simp for Yuja.
Concierto realizado en el Palacio de Bellas Artes en la ciudad de México
It's great to see what enjoyment she is getting out of this. I think she is one of the greatest pianists of our time, at the very least, even though I don't think this particular piece is quite in her wheelhouse - maybe employ a little lighter touch, with less sustain, mas sinuendo, mas danzon. But that's a matter of taste.
Hola, disculpa.
¿Dónde puedo ver el concierto completo que toco de rachmaninoff y los encores que toco?, el concierto completo ?
¡¡¡¡POR FAVOR!!!!
Could you please upload the whole concerto? Or tell me where to find it? Many thanks.
It is an orchestra work by Marquez called Danzon No. 2. Look for a performance with Gustavo Dudamel and the Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar. This version here by Yuja Wang might be her own transcription, I'm not sure, but it's a total butcher job, sorry to y'all Yuja fans. None of the rhythmic character of the piece is there and so many mistakes. Listen to Dudamel conducting it to get the right feel.
@@pauldeck4500 :: Interesting, it would seem that Wang is playing from printed music something which she either wrote herself or which some local composer made as an arrangement of Marquez' Dance.
But I think it is an encore, and as such she plays it because the local public knows this music or this style of music.
The recording sound is weird (not like a Steinway grand!) but so what, this is a recording of how Wang plays from music (concentrated, grandiose, under stress, but still mastering the situation). I did not look for subtleties here.
Wow!
I don't have any information, is that okay?
Voy a tocar esa pieza que los va hacer a todos ustedes bailar.
I'm going to play that piece that's going to make you all dance.
La acabo de aprender y para mi, es mucha presión ejecutarla en este vestido tan sexy.
I just learned it and for me, it is a lot of pressure to execute it in this sexy dress.:)
[Laughter in the audience]. [She sits down, make a sign to the violin and plays.]
Utterly Phenomenal
The playing is certainly not utterly phenomenal.
4:48
They can turn off the heat aggregate in that room now. She will cause it to overheat anyway.
Huge Wang or Huge Prank
where was this ?
It was in Mexico City
Le falta todo el “sabor “ del danzón, de hecho no parece danzon
She just saw this for the first time?
That is what I wonder, too!
Yes
1ponsford that makes the performance even better. Because, she felt the piece!
Before playing she said "I learned this" so it is not sight-playing
She said she just learnt it, maybe in the Afternoon before the concert ?
Based on this apparent arrangement, the composer sounds like an amateur. Enthusiastic, but too long and repetitive for what it is.
Not knowing the composer, you are probably right on the amateur title but then a composer has to start somewhere. If this is it's first outing this piece could end up being rearranged for being too long and/or repetitive. Through the centuries composers have always had pieces that after the first airing were re written or re arranged due to various reasons, let's hope this composer learns and continues, we need them.
This is one of Mexico's most famous melodies. The composer is not an amateur. Yuja is as usual, outstanding, but you should try the orchestral version of this Danzón, it's very interesting.
Then again... Mozart is usually too long and too repetitive.. and often not nearly as exciting as this...
Am I the only one asking: what the hell is she wearing?
Yes you are.
1ponsford Thanks for the confirmation. Others just think in their heads, I gather.
@@PS-kd1if Possibly. Or possibly they don't think it's particularly relevant, so they sit back and enjoy the performance of a truly talented pianist.
1ponsford There are different attires for different occasions. There’s attire for cabaret, there’s attire for red light district joint, and there’s attire for classical music concert where everyone else dresses respectfully. Of course, it was her choice to have a f**k-you attitude and put on something borderline sluttish. You can spin it whichever way you want, but apparently, talent and taste don’t go hand in hand.
@@PS-kd1if Sorry, I didn't realize I was conversing with a 150 year old, pompous, mysogenistic, sexist, prig. You are aware we're in the 21st century, right. I know that during Queen Victoria's reign when you were young women were terribly oppressed and without a voice, but society has progressed somewhat since then. You're probably one of those Neanderthals that thinks if a woman is wearing a short skirt she's asking to be raped. It's happening slowly, but fortunately your way of thinking is gradually dying out. Go back to your manor house drawing room and butler will bring you a brandy. There you go.