My mother played this piece in the 1950's before arthritis stole her music away at age 35. But I remember her passion-- even as she played through the pain. I was about 9 when she stopped. (She lived to 87!)But her love for music put me on a 49-year career as a performer, writer, producer........ as well as Dad's big-band he led before he went into the AA Corps in 1940..........Many stories!
Most contemporary pianists, unfortunately play Chopin's music too fast,the essence of harmony gets diffused by the clatter of the keyboard's action, Valentina in this video plays a very moderate and appropriate tempo for this piece, that demonstrates the cheer elegance of this composition, sensible approach from this pianist, a very enjoyable experience listening to miss Lisitsa.
I'd say Zimmerman and Horowitz play Chopin perfectly, neither too fast and neither too slow. Zimmerman is my favorite artist because of his Chopin interpretations
Yes, I've noticed that same thing. They seem to think it's a race. Playing the Minute Waltz in sixty seconds... Why? And so many other pieces, ruined by this great haste.
That’s exactly how I feel, she doesn’t attack the notes nor does she overly strike the keys that are meant to be played Staccato, Valentina plays this waltz with grandeur and brilliance😉❗️
right? I love her more than anyone else (only except for Horowitz) because of the detail and how her music speaks to the soul. It's so neat and everything is in the details. I just can't get enough of her. She is the sole reason I'm still playing the piano today after 14 years. I gave up twice but picked up 4 years ago (I was 14, so quite old to start catching up tbh) when I heard her play the 3rd movement of Tempest. Truly amazing and inspirational. I am currently working on the Rage over a Lost Penny and practicing hard on Pischna technical studies for my muscles. Hopefully one day I can play La Campanella like her!
Classy! She doesn't try to impress with speed, she impresses with style, while making no bones about the fact that she could play as fast as she wanted - IF she wanted! Love this woman! :)
Well, she's one of the most skillful virtuosos in the world today, so half of her skills is still equal to a concert pianist level. Maybe that's too hard for somebody :< one third is enough for me lmao
She plays like an angel...there might be some that don't like the way she does it, but that doesn't deter that she's one of the best pianists today. She conveys emotion, her corporal language gives you the certainty that she's enjoying the music. I just love her for the way she gives us a bit of her soul in each performance. Thank you, Valentina!!
Val, I love you. I have 13 years an I'm in love with classical music. I play the piano, I want to be like you. clearly, You are my favorite pianist in the world.
I absolutely love watching and listening to Ms. Lisitsa play the piano. She caresses the keys and commands them as well. What grace! What virtuosity and passion! One simply cannot afford to miss out on this major talent. If you happen to remain unaware of her gift, then it's your loss.
"Classical music on the background helps to focus on studies" Except that Valentina's playing is so captivating that I can't focus on anything else! Truly brilliant!
For me it all started as a very young kid watching a Tom & Jerry episode where this lovely piece of piano masterpiece is included, and 27 years later hearing this again is just magnificent. A firm favorite.
Great Western MGM could be right, he meant in another episode of tom&jerry cartoon 'the flying cat' I remember this kind of Chopin piece "Grande Valse Brillante op. 18" was also included.
Dearest Valentina, I am at once in complete awe of your lovely abilities. All of my life I have wandered and wished to do what you do, even knowing that my abilities are far inferior to yours. At 56 I have finally found my chance to chase that dream. I watch you as inspiration for all my dreams. Thank you so much for sharing your talent on UA-cam, it has changed my life. Warmest regards. db
I appreciate that she isn't doing this at lightning speed and comprimising technique and feeling in the process. A lot of current performers seem like they are almost showing off rather than playing beautifulyl. Good for her for playing at speeds that actually fit the song! So much talent
I haven't practiced in years ... listening to you makes me want to!! All your performances are just glorious!!! You surely must be the best pianist on the planet today!!
Op. is for 'Opus', it is a method by which composers assign a number to catalogue a set of compositions - It helps to identify individual pieces. Remember that an Opus number is NOT a good indicator of the chronological order in which these compositions were produced, nor do they bear a logical relationship to the order in which the works were written. To achieve better sales, publishers and budding composers gave early works much higher opus numbers than their chronological order would merit.
Comme cette composition semble facile à jouer ...sous les doigts de Valentina ! Une pianiste de très grand talent certes, mais un immense travail en amont pour arriver à un tel résultat ! Un immense bravo à tous ces musiciens qui font vibrer notre âme .
She is my favorite pianists. I think she is the best. She plays the songs that are aggressive with aggressiveness. She plays the songs that are soft with softness. And her pedal control is out of this world.
Valentina, I listen to music everyday cause my family is composed by all musician and I can tell you that you are the most expressive pianist I have ever listened to, congrats!
It's true. Even a friend of mine, a professionnal pianist who only supports real artists , takes her in high estim. Moreover, she gets great human qualities. It's not only a question of technic or virtuosity. She tells many things without a word....she is generous.
This is so perfect. It amazes me how pianists like her can play so perfectly. The music has so much expression in it. You can also see on her face that she truly loves the piano. As a fellow pianist myself, I really admire this.
This doesn't have to do with how well she's playing (she's playing really well, no critism here), but her hands look so beautiful when she plays the piano.
I've been working on this piece for about 3 months, and every time before I start practicing this piece I always listened to this recording. Valentina made this so effortless!!!!
Valentina es... un ser extraordinario, único!! Ella se funde con el piano, sus manos son palomas que vuelan sobre las teclas, acariciando unas veces, otras como caballos desbocados. Hace amalgamas de sonidos infinitos, pinta de colores melodías, hace sentirte de infarto hasta que termina, te corta la respiración. Solo puedo decir... es única, virtuosa, me entusiasma, lo demás... no existe, solo su música maravillosa.
Fantastic Valentina... !!! I love her interpretations of Chopin and Beethoven's music. She really understands these composers and plays their music in such natural and flowing manner. There's something really magical to her touch and interpretations and I can't even describe it. She can stroke the keys like it was a purring cat and at the same time, she can play with so much bravery and expression as if she was taming a wild beast. She's one of the most talented modern pianists. Invitation to Poland...
I would like to listen to her early recordings too but in Amazon the DVDs are out of stocks :( Are your DVDs issued by audiofon one's? Wish you can tell me how you get them and I can get one copy!!!
I found this referenced in a novel I'm currently reading. I love the character in the novel so I thought I'd look up the piece of music he spoke of. I'm so glad I did, I just loved it, have never heard it before and now can't wait to discover more, thank you very much, your playing is magical.
Really, really lovely. I especially enjoy the way you downplay the "brillante" aspect of the piece, and bring out the playful elegance. Very fine playing, thank you.
She plays this piece so "cutesy" and carefree! Very nice. I'm an avid piano player, and enjoy playing powerful pieces and pieces that move fast. I'm trying to figure out how to play this song- I love the music, I just can't bring myself to play the piece, I don't know why. Tips?
I know this is an old comment, but I hope this helps. Make sure your hands are relaxed. Look at her hands while she plays, notice something? They are "carefree" like the way she plays the piece. Having played this piece when I was young (10 or so) I believe the main thing that was holding me back from a better performance was I was so stiff the whole time!
@@gevorkmkrtchyan7955 true. im currently trying to teach myself this piece and im having trouble but hopefully when i calm down more it comes through with practice and effort
Don’t just play things that are fast and bombastic...that makes you a one trick pony. Make yourself learn something where you can get deep in the keys and create beautiful lyricism. Both types of playing are essential
Lisitsa Valentino Probably because the internet is a complete hellhole- often sexist and hateful for no reason whatsoever. Just today I’ve read dozens of cruel comments on different channels. People apparently love to watch porn and make disgustingly shallow and even pedophilic jokes, it’s all I can gather from them. It’s saddening.
Pelo o que percebi, a galera têm reclamado que ela toca rápido demais as músicas. Mas, eu acho a interpretação dela tão pessoal e gostosa, que nem ligo pra isso. Porque eu acho que cada intérprete imprime sua marca em uma interpretação, e essa é a forma dela de expressão. Mas as pessoas geralmente só pensam no fato de que "tudo tem que ser quadradinho", não conseguem aceitar algo diferente. Principalmente aquele pessoal mais "conservadorista".
This women is amazing . I would probably be in the minority but she is probably the best classical pianist I have ever heard. She goes up and down the keyboards effortlessly. I guess I go and practice now. Maybe in about a year or two I would be as good as her.{lol}
Lisitsa is an obviously great pianist, but I’m usually not a huge fan of her music. But THIS! Absolutely wonderful and touching interpretation of Chopin’s Op. 18, captures the spirit of the dance wonderfully. Bravo!
I'm currently learning this song for a competition, and I think she plays it beautifully. This is truly an amazing performance. Her grace notes are impeccable!! I only hope that I can play this piece half as well as she does..
This seems like it would be exceedingly difficult to play, and yet, she plays it so confidently and so precisely. This is probably the most impressive part about the human brain, in my humble opinion.
I have heard this work at least 1,000 times performed by 100 different pianists, and for me the gold standard has always been Artur Rubinstein's Italian recordings from the late 1950s for RCA. But today, I can honestly say that I have heard, for the first time in 40 years, a fresh, vibrant and -- with the delicate yet explosively dramatic coda -- stunning performance that breaks the mold. Ms. Lisitsa, you manage to bring something new to these warhorses in a way that is without equal. Brava!
é impressionante como faz parecer fácil,a primeira vez que estudei essa peça demorei uns 3 meses pra domina-la a ponto de apresentar um concerto decente
+Andrew Bren. Perfectly played? I wonder, you pobably never heard Rubinstein, Lipatti or Zimerman with this waltz! :D Her tempi chages but it's not indicated by Chopin! :P
+MusikPiratCH Or maybe music is subjective, people have different taste and you probably should stop going around to belittle other artists and others' opinions while promoting your own.
Beautiful waltz that unfolds under the twinkling chandeliers, bouncing with each sequence and ending in an accelerando that takes the imaginary dancers breathless
Perfect. And PLEASE guys, if you hate her, don't watch her videos and DO NOT HIT DISLIKE. Who asked you to come here in the first place if you already know you don't like her? Thanks again for the joyful moment Val.
Could she be one of the very best Chopin performers? I think so. I really like how she plays it softly. It brings all Chopin nostalgia and melancolia alive.
Oh...childhood...I wish I had enjoyed you better. Now all that is left is some memories and a strange impressed emotion when I hear the classical songs of cartoons I've watched... :´)
This is a wonderful rendition of such a well known piece, but no one like Valentina to give subtle variations to each little bit, instead of playing the whole thing more or less in the same style and vein. What a great musician she is, and we are so lucky to be able to enjoy her art.
My mother played this piece in the 1950's before arthritis stole her music away at age 35. But I remember her passion-- even as she played through the pain. I was about 9 when she stopped. (She lived to 87!)But her love for music put me on a 49-year career as a performer, writer, producer........ as well as Dad's big-band he led before he went into the AA Corps in 1940..........Many stories!
Gerald Kent That’s really great man, inspiring.
I got inspired. Happy new years, hope you’ll have a happy life.
Man.. It's inspiring. Great history.
GD Dyno fake? Story? What if..........................
Lucky...
Most contemporary pianists, unfortunately play Chopin's music too fast,the essence of harmony gets diffused by the clatter of the keyboard's action, Valentina in this video plays a very moderate and appropriate tempo for this piece, that demonstrates the cheer elegance of this composition, sensible approach from this pianist, a very enjoyable experience listening to miss Lisitsa.
I'd say Zimmerman and Horowitz play Chopin perfectly, neither too fast and neither too slow. Zimmerman is my favorite artist because of his Chopin interpretations
@@Hamza-qk9yq Zimmerman playing Ballade No. 3 can't be beat.
m.ua-cam.com/video/BkPLDoZXlHQ/v-deo.html
Yes, I've noticed that same thing. They seem to think it's a race. Playing the Minute Waltz in sixty seconds... Why?
And so many other pieces, ruined by this great haste.
There is a video by sheet music boss jokingly playing that piece in under 60 seconds. I didn’t know people actually tried to do that.
yeah Valentina’s cool
I can play a variation of this piece known as the Bad Unbrilliant Waltz
It’s just the first three notes over and over for six minutes.
I want sheet.
@@sulecuber Just get the sheet music for Grande Valse Brilliante and play it badly
Quite a few of us play that version.
Oh I play Bad Unbrilliant Waltz the best. No one can challenge me against it
She plays this piece less aggressively than most. I enjoy her eloquence.
That’s exactly how I feel, she doesn’t attack the notes nor does she overly strike the keys that are meant to be played Staccato, Valentina plays this waltz with grandeur and brilliance😉❗️
fiercenfunky Sounds a little ragtime too me
right? I love her more than anyone else (only except for Horowitz) because of the detail and how her music speaks to the soul. It's so neat and everything is in the details. I just can't get enough of her. She is the sole reason I'm still playing the piano today after 14 years. I gave up twice but picked up 4 years ago (I was 14, so quite old to start catching up tbh) when I heard her play the 3rd movement of Tempest. Truly amazing and inspirational. I am currently working on the Rage over a Lost Penny and practicing hard on Pischna technical studies for my muscles. Hopefully one day I can play La Campanella like her!
I was just thinking the same
True. Very elegant version
ВАЛЕНТИНА, СЛУШАЮ ВАС НЕ В ПЕРВЫЙ РАЗ. ВЫ ОДНА ИЗ ЛУЧШИХ ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЕЙ, ОТ ДУШИ!!!
she kinda ruined life for me now i can't watch anyone else's piano playing on youtube without crawling back to her channel afterwards
exactly the same feeling....
+akosiyaj ditto
+akosiyaj piano4noah 's version of this piece is pretty well done.
+akosiyaj
she's divine, but Cory hall is near her level I'd say
Classy! She doesn't try to impress with speed, she impresses with style, while making no bones about the fact that she could play as fast as she wanted - IF she wanted! Love this woman! :)
Life goal: have at least half of Valentina's piano skills.
@@darrenj.griffiths9507 I don't think that way
She's a killer queen. Gunpowder and gelatine........
Well, she's one of the most skillful virtuosos in the world today, so half of her skills is still equal to a concert pianist level. Maybe that's too hard for somebody :< one third is enough for me lmao
I will be very grateful even though it just a quarter
1/69 is good for me
She plays like an angel...there might be some that don't like the way she does it, but that doesn't deter that she's one of the best pianists today. She conveys emotion, her corporal language gives you the certainty that she's enjoying the music. I just love her for the way she gives us a bit of her soul in each performance. Thank you, Valentina!!
Val, I love you. I have 13 years an I'm in love with classical music. I play the piano, I want to be like you.
clearly, You are my favorite pianist in the world.
Hi there 😺
Sameee😍
HI. Glad to read you. I think the same way. VAL it's the best ever.
Are you Spanish? Cause in Spanish instead of saying I’m 13 you’d say I have 13 years
You will succeed and I wish you to succeed
Not too fast; not too slow. Just perfect. Best rendition of this masterpiece.
I absolutely love watching and listening to Ms. Lisitsa play the piano. She caresses the keys and commands them as well. What grace! What virtuosity and passion! One simply cannot afford to miss out on this major talent. If you happen to remain unaware of her gift, then it's your loss.
"Classical music on the background helps to focus on studies" Except that Valentina's playing is so captivating that I can't focus on anything else! Truly brilliant!
I remember my 1st piano recital, this was the song I played, although, I'm sure it was an easier version.
*Ummh... Not bad*
Frédéric Chopin 😂😂😂
Who is this faker?!?!
Haha
Frédéric Chopin it is more than "not bad."
you are all fake because Chopin real name is Fryderyk.
Una genia ésta chica, gracias x 5 minutos de música sublime, espectacular versión!!
For me it all started as a very young kid watching a Tom & Jerry episode where this lovely piece of piano masterpiece is included, and 27 years later hearing this again is just magnificent. A firm favorite.
Great Western MGM that's Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody no 2, not Chopin!!!! Very close though
Dosn't matter its still what got me to love this beautiful piano music
Great Western MGM oh okay then be wrong
Great Western MGM could be right, he meant in another episode of
tom&jerry cartoon 'the flying cat' I remember this kind of Chopin
piece "Grande Valse Brillante op. 18" was also included.
Its included in The Flying Cat and Snowbody Loves Me
Она для меня не только музыкант, но отважная и честная женщина, Валентина, мы вас любим и гордимся вами!
She controlled the sprit of piano completely. Thank God let people like her born.
Dearest Valentina, I am at once in complete awe of your lovely abilities. All of my life I have wandered and wished to do what you do, even knowing that my abilities are far inferior to yours. At 56 I have finally found my chance to chase that dream. I watch you as inspiration for all my dreams. Thank you so much for sharing your talent on UA-cam, it has changed my life. Warmest regards. db
I appreciate that she isn't doing this at lightning speed and comprimising technique and feeling in the process. A lot of current performers seem like they are almost showing off rather than playing beautifulyl. Good for her for playing at speeds that actually fit the song! So much talent
I haven't practiced in years ... listening to you makes me want to!! All your performances are just glorious!!! You surely must be the best pianist on the planet today!!
她未夠班
hk Eclassroom wonderful!
Seong-Jin Cho is good Chopin player too (He has best performance of Polonaise Op. 53)
yea I didn't practice for years and now 2 hours per day practicing + playing for 2 ^^
@@subscriberswithoutvideos-tv3lg not really IMO
I love watching her face while she plays. She LIVES the music. And such a lovely woman.
I wonder what it feels like to play as she does. the enormity of the practiced talent and understanding flowing so effortlessly through her hands.
Op. is for 'Opus', it is a method by which composers assign a number to catalogue a set of compositions - It helps to identify individual pieces. Remember that an Opus number is NOT a good indicator of the chronological order in which these compositions were produced, nor do they bear a logical relationship to the order in which the works were written. To achieve better sales, publishers and budding composers gave early works much higher opus numbers than their chronological order would merit.
My piano teacher chose this song for me today and I'm really excited - much more - after listening to it too!
This isn't a song lol
Comme cette composition semble facile à jouer ...sous les doigts de Valentina ! Une pianiste de très grand talent certes, mais un immense travail en amont pour arriver à un tel résultat ! Un immense bravo à tous ces musiciens qui font vibrer notre âme .
She is my favorite pianists. I think she is the best. She plays the songs that are aggressive with aggressiveness. She plays the songs that are soft with softness. And her pedal control is out of this world.
Do u mean pianist-not pianists??🙄🙄🙄
Valentina, I listen to music everyday cause my family is composed by all musician and I can tell you that you are the most expressive pianist I have ever listened to, congrats!
It's true. Even a friend of mine, a professionnal pianist who only supports real artists , takes her in high estim. Moreover, she gets great human qualities. It's not only a question of technic or virtuosity. She tells many things without a word....she is generous.
This is so perfect. It amazes me how pianists like her can play so perfectly. The music has so much expression in it. You can also see on her face that she truly loves the piano. As a fellow pianist myself, I really admire this.
Perfection in mechanical waves...
Valentina's interpretation did really touch my heart!
This doesn't have to do with how well she's playing (she's playing really well, no critism here), but her hands look so beautiful when she plays the piano.
I've been working on this piece for about 3 months, and every time before I start practicing this piece I always listened to this recording. Valentina made this so effortless!!!!
im currently working on it right now and i gotta say she plays this very beautifully
Valentina es... un ser extraordinario, único!! Ella se funde con el piano, sus manos son palomas que vuelan sobre las teclas, acariciando unas veces, otras como caballos desbocados. Hace amalgamas de sonidos infinitos, pinta de colores melodías, hace sentirte de infarto hasta que termina, te corta la respiración. Solo puedo decir... es única, virtuosa, me entusiasma, lo demás... no existe, solo su música maravillosa.
How can anyone not like this? Brilliant playing
Very very good! My God, I love this woman's interpretation!
Valentina plays with her soul!
..Мастер своего дела и честный,смелый человек! ..Valentina- BRAVISSIMO !
Fantastic Valentina... !!! I love her interpretations of Chopin and Beethoven's music. She really understands these composers and plays their music in such natural and flowing manner. There's something really magical to her touch and interpretations and I can't even describe it. She can stroke the keys like it was a purring cat and at the same time, she can play with so much bravery and expression as if she was taming a wild beast. She's one of the most talented modern pianists. Invitation to Poland...
She's the best. She plays perfectly from memory with feelings. I love watching and listening to her play.
I've gotten into a habit of listening to a new Valentina recording everyday. All the videos are such high quality in every way!
agreed. i have some dvds from her early days which are great
I would like to listen to her early recordings too but in Amazon the DVDs are out of stocks :( Are your DVDs issued by audiofon one's? Wish you can tell me how you get them and I can get one copy!!!
oh yes, very high quality. 1080p!
Luke Faulkner I. See. You. In. Every. Single. Classical. Music. Video. I. Watch.
Hey man, your channel is awesome
What is so beoutiful is that she plays it so relaxed and very soft. When I play it I tense up a lot, especially at the end part.
I found this referenced in a novel I'm currently reading. I love the character in the novel so I thought I'd look up the piece of music he spoke of. I'm so glad I did, I just loved it, have never heard it before and now can't wait to discover more, thank you very much, your playing is magical.
I can listen to and enjoy it many times, but only give it one thumb up. Why UA-cam, why?
Really, really lovely. I especially enjoy the way you downplay the "brillante" aspect of the piece, and bring out the playful elegance. Very fine playing, thank you.
la solita personalissima e perfetta interpretazione, che offre all'attento ascoltatore, la volontà di rivederla e risentirla.
My favorite Chopin piece! So happy to have found this again!
she is perfect, everythng she plays became gold!!! Bravo VALENTINA LISITSA!!! How I wished you could make some shows in São PAULO - BRAZIL.
It's so hard to believe this is all eighth and quarter notes. Def helps with the intimidation in learning this piece!
Love your style. Thank you for playing such beautiful music. It makes life better 👋👍
Classical music is my first love at 15 .
lol same xD
Frédéric Chopin haha so I am not the only one .
+Frédéric Chopin Hi chopin again, and yeah it was my first love at 15 too XD lol why 15 at everyone
+ccccoooooollll no no no im 13 XD but yeah classical music is epic :)
+PianoMan „antpa1418“ 13 Especially from the Romantic era.
Unbeliveable! So clear! Perfect! Wonderful! Congratulations maestra Lisitsa!
She plays this piece so "cutesy" and carefree! Very nice.
I'm an avid piano player, and enjoy playing powerful pieces and pieces that move fast. I'm trying to figure out how to play this song- I love the music, I just can't bring myself to play the piece, I don't know why. Tips?
watch tom and jerry to know how to play 😂😂
Erika H. Well, what can't you play exactly?
I know this is an old comment, but I hope this helps. Make sure your hands are relaxed. Look at her hands while she plays, notice something? They are "carefree" like the way she plays the piece. Having played this piece when I was young (10 or so) I believe the main thing that was holding me back from a better performance was I was so stiff the whole time!
@@gevorkmkrtchyan7955 true. im currently trying to teach myself this piece and im having trouble but hopefully when i calm down more it comes through with practice and effort
Don’t just play things that are fast and bombastic...that makes you a one trick pony. Make yourself learn something where you can get deep in the keys and create beautiful lyricism. Both types of playing are essential
Ah ! I'm so touching ! How beautiful the music is ! full of the happy and pleasure, I love Chopin, and enjoy about yours' play very much !
Dear valentina, i would like to know why u disabled comments on the polonaise op 53. Ur performance was actually quite good😀!
I've listened to that many times. One of my favorites.
Lisitsa Valentino
Probably because the internet is a complete hellhole- often sexist and hateful for no reason whatsoever. Just today I’ve read dozens of cruel comments on different channels. People apparently love to watch porn and make disgustingly shallow and even pedophilic jokes, it’s all I can gather from them. It’s saddening.
@@zain4019zain what do es 'pedophilic' mean?
@@bainaruoshui728 catholic
I love watching Ms. Lisitsa play. Her hands remind me of my Russian piano teacher when I was young.
The ending was spectacular
smoothest, cleanest, and most enjoyable version of this piece i have heard
I just love the catchy part at 2:42!! 💕
It's all catchy to me.
jweyek yup
@@jweyek he means the notes kind of catch each other
Thats also my favorite part.
does this technique has its name?
Beautiful interpretation of this Chopin classic. Wonderful playing.
Eu fico revoltada com os deslikes! Como podem? É tão perfeito!
As pessoas podem gostar ou não gostar, mas no final isso não muda a beleza da coisa
Porque están acostumbrados a la música estridente de hoy en día.
Pelo o que percebi, a galera têm reclamado que ela toca rápido demais as músicas. Mas, eu acho a interpretação dela tão pessoal e gostosa, que nem ligo pra isso. Porque eu acho que cada intérprete imprime sua marca em uma interpretação, e essa é a forma dela de expressão. Mas as pessoas geralmente só pensam no fato de que "tudo tem que ser quadradinho", não conseguem aceitar algo diferente. Principalmente aquele pessoal mais "conservadorista".
Coisa de gente babaca e invejosa.
This women is amazing . I would probably be in the minority but she is probably the best classical pianist I have ever heard. She goes up and down the keyboards effortlessly. I guess I go and practice now. Maybe in about a year or two I would be as good as her.{lol}
Wonderful, fresh interpretations and execution of Chopin! I love her playing.
I'd probably never have listened to this if it wasn't for civ6.
Beautiful!
Me: “I need to learning this”
Learns first 30 seconds of the song
Me:”I am the best PiAnOiSt eVeR!!”
Lisitsa is an obviously great pianist, but I’m usually not a huge fan of her music. But THIS! Absolutely wonderful and touching interpretation of Chopin’s Op. 18, captures the spirit of the dance wonderfully. Bravo!
Fantastique !
I'm currently learning this song for a competition, and I think she plays it beautifully. This is truly an amazing performance. Her grace notes are impeccable!! I only hope that I can play this piece half as well as she does..
Francamente maravilloso! Bello.
This seems like it would be exceedingly difficult to play, and yet, she plays it so confidently and so precisely. This is probably the most impressive part about the human brain, in my humble opinion.
Валентина, спасибо за музыку "в массы"!
MsLisitsa, this was excellent!!! One of my favorites by Haydn. You play it 1000 times better than I. Thank you!!!
This is Chopin.
I want her hands.
+Tal Dobrer me too :V
Playing piano coms mostly from the mind
Tao in marriage
You sure? I see a cyst on the right wrist. :o
I'm pretty sure those piano skills would be enough compensation for a cyst
This is the best interpretation of this valse. Amazing
She really knows how to make her hands dance on the notes! She is BRILLIANT! Thank You!
How are you bro?:( still alive?you grew up?right?.... :(
@@GamerKing_2003 I don't know who you are.
@@duchin37 he is just asking, because its funny seeing a comment 9 years later, and wondering what the person has become
@@nikitaedell I see....
STUNNING. Thank you so much for sharing.
Великолепное исполнение!!! Браво!
Eh si! E' molto brava!!! Ma anche tu non scherzi, siete entrambe dei fenomeni.
What the fuck? So somebody commented in Ukrainian and then someone replied in Spanish?
@@babyskunkcat it's Italian, not Spanish...
@@claudiac.3242 Its also not ukranian, its russian
I have heard this work at least 1,000 times performed by 100 different pianists, and for me the gold standard has always been Artur Rubinstein's Italian recordings from the late 1950s for RCA. But today, I can honestly say that I have heard, for the first time in 40 years, a fresh, vibrant and -- with the delicate yet explosively dramatic coda -- stunning performance that breaks the mold. Ms. Lisitsa, you manage to bring something new to these warhorses in a way that is without equal. Brava!
박자와 아름다운 소리~ 또 그녀의 엄청나게 움직이는 큰 손~^^!!
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It has just occurred to me that - assuming he did his own numbering - this is only the eighteenth thing he wrote! (Wow!)
My favorite Chopin piece ever. Love it.
JJDBac
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é impressionante como faz parecer fácil,a primeira vez que estudei essa peça demorei uns 3 meses pra domina-la a ponto de apresentar um concerto decente
All right! This is, finally, Chopin. You made me cry.
能夠感受到這首歌快樂的地方，太完美了。
This is so perfectly played
+Andrew Bren. Perfectly played? I wonder, you pobably never heard Rubinstein, Lipatti or Zimerman with this waltz! :D Her tempi chages but it's not indicated by Chopin! :P
+MusikPiratCH Or maybe music is subjective, people have different taste and you probably should stop going around to belittle other artists and others' opinions while promoting your own.
Beautiful waltz that unfolds under the twinkling chandeliers, bouncing with each sequence and ending in an accelerando that takes the imaginary dancers breathless
Estou praticando esta valsa, é linda e muito animada, e faz-me lembrar dos desenhos Looney Tunes. Excelente performance, Valentina !
Perfect.
And PLEASE guys, if you hate her, don't watch her videos and DO NOT HIT DISLIKE. Who asked you to come here in the first place if you already know you don't like her?
Thanks again for the joyful moment Val.
AMAZING MIRACLE
MAGNIFIQUE ! BRAVO ! Continue à partager ton plaisir communicatif avec ceux qui aime ton aura et ta classe inimitable !!!! MERCI !!
Brillante! Valentina La Grande!
Grande Valentina Brilliante
Watch your hands fliying over the keyboard is poetry. Thanks Valentina.
So beautiful, Valentina...
Could she be one of the very best Chopin performers? I think so. I really like how she plays it softly. It brings all Chopin nostalgia and melancolia alive.
Oh...childhood...I wish I had enjoyed you better. Now all that is left is some memories and a strange impressed emotion when I hear the classical songs of cartoons I've watched... :´)
Maestra de la musica me deja sin palabras,purifica el alma escuchar como interpreta
This is exactly how Chopin wanted this piece played
This is a wonderful rendition of such a well known piece, but no one like Valentina to give subtle variations to each little bit, instead of playing the whole thing more or less in the same style and vein. What a great musician she is, and we are so lucky to be able to enjoy her art.
Outstanding!!!
Your talent.........no words...
Belleza y elegancia
Thank you.
Beautiful performance, Chopin is my favorite composer.