So viel perlende Klarheit aus einem Stück heraus zu holen hätte selbst Josef Haydn in Erstaunen versetzt! Was für ein wunderbarer Pianist! Ein Kleinod wie ein Diamant, der unversehens zu voller Schönheit aufleuchtet in jedem Augenblick seines Spiels ist dieser wahre Meister der Musik! Unvergessen und gegenwärtig wie nur Unsterbliche gegenwärtig sein können!
I remember his performances in Moscow in 80th, I believe, at Pushkin Museum. Of maybe it was 70th? Life has past so fast, though it was so rich, eventful, interesting.
Richter better than others shows that Haydn and Mozart were contemporaries, Richter connect both by a bridge and makes me hear Mozart in Haydn and that Mozart was born from Haydn.
@@naturalississimo I played this as a child and I remember how hard it was to keep the tempo steady and give each note its due. The urge is to make it fly!
@@giovanna722 yes, youth often tends towards rushing and overly fast tempos, but here, Richter is a seasoned performer, and he understands the structure and content and character of the music. It was hard to find a really musical performance of this, but Richter’s is great. It is a delightful piece, and that comes through with Richter, who plays other Haydn pieces beautifully as well.
He was a complex person. Not everything could be in a documentary, or rather, yes, if to focus only on his artistic life. In Soviet times people were respectful and never touched his personal life. He was a great man; great soul and he was also an intellectual.
Danny B. It's true. He grimaced at that wrong note. There were others but his face was not on camera to capture. A true "orangutan" of a man. My recollection at the RFH in 1961. I was but 12!!!
Hyden fue toda su vida compositor de El Principe Stherazi ( no me acuerdo como se escribe ) y HAEDEL tambien ,vivian en el castillo del principe, ,en distintas epocas
Именно она. Она в то время ему почти на всех концертах помогала. А я был на этом концерте. Помню Гайдн был с Рихтером и на бис весь концерт был исполнен. За рубль билитершам прошли.
@@luka6227 So you were there. I would have lose my mind if I had the chance to hear Richter live. But did you see that often, I mean playing the whole concerto again as an encore ? This is very generous. I mean I never saw this, maybe in Russia this is something musicians do ?
Cosi it’s very unusual anywhere for a whole concerto to be encored. The nearest I experienced to that was in 1970 when Radu Lupu came to the Guildhall in Cambridge to play the Emperor Concerto with a student orchestra, not long after he won the Leeds competition. He played the last movement again as an encore. It was a thrilling concert. The conductor was Anthony Beaumont, now a distinguished musicologist, I believe. Richter was not always generous with encores, and notably refused to play any after his Mozart and Chopin recital at the Barbican in the late 80s (which I attended), probably because he was angry about aspects of the lighting and the filming of the recital.
@@petkoff42 Ohoh) Surely! In the USSR there was a good kind children's film about space travel. Very popular, all the children knew him then. Lyudmila Berlinskaya played there when she was a girl) And she sang a beautiful good song about magic and pure love - "Of course I believe you". Here's a link ) ua-cam.com/video/D8RxVniN_r8/v-deo.html In the clip, footage from the movie with her)
In his own words age reduced his ability to memorize the music so he thought it was better to use the sheet music rather stop doing concerts. Anyway, it sounds the same with or without the score so its not important :)
Рихтер, украинец по происхождению, отец убит Путиным, извините, я имею в виду Сталина, тоже гомосексуальный «гей», великий «советский» пианист, но на самом деле украинец с немецким отцом.
Никакой не было в 1915 году Украины. Послушайте, как об этом Монсенжону уже после советской власти подчеркнуто - специально для украинских националистов - говорит сам Рихтер.
Все, кто распукает в комментах сопли по поводу величие пианиста Рихтера, послушайте исполнение Мих.Плетнева. Тогда, возможно, вы услышите Гайдна, а не это механистическое исполнение от машины для игры на фортепиано.
Хлестко сказали, Алиса, и тут вы можете, разумеется, все, что угодно писать, только самому Плетневу при встрече подобного, пожалуйста, не говорите, тотчас выставит вас за дверь и не велит больше никогда пускать.
Wow! Only Richter can play the Richter way to bring justice to this remarkable Concerto by the master Haydn!
Richter's clarity is astonishing. Every note rings out precisely and the whole concerto flows like water.
Richter gives Hyden wings, wings which Haydn sometimes needs.
Декабрь. 2020. Только музыка успокаивает. Прекрасная произведение Гайдна и великолепное исполнение Рихтера. Спасибо тысячу раз!
Рихтера можно слушать бесконечно
Thank you for music!!! Bravo Haydn Bravo Richter!!!
Excellent playing of Minsk chamber orchestra. I am impressed
Richter preferred Haydn to Mozart and had the courage to say so
Maybe Richter loved Haydn's humor and more "rustic" style than Mozart's perfect elegance. Mozart is champagne, Haydn is a robust beer...I like both!
A very snappy performance that is unique
Richter's performance makes my soul refresh vividly..Thank you for rare precious video. ^*^
Magnificient.
So viel perlende Klarheit aus einem Stück heraus zu holen hätte selbst Josef Haydn in Erstaunen versetzt!
Was für ein wunderbarer Pianist!
Ein Kleinod wie ein Diamant, der unversehens zu voller Schönheit aufleuchtet in jedem Augenblick seines Spiels ist dieser wahre Meister der Musik!
Unvergessen und gegenwärtig wie nur Unsterbliche gegenwärtig sein können!
Definitely brilliant! Sound quality is very good. I'm happy to see Richter play the great piece.
Unforgettable Haydn, unforgettable Richter!
ben wang dang wang
Рихтер_это тайна,которая возносит к небесам,непостижимая красота и простота,нет лучшего исполнения в мире.
I remember his performances in Moscow in 80th, I believe, at Pushkin Museum. Of maybe it was 70th? Life has past so fast, though it was so rich, eventful, interesting.
That middle movement made my day...maybe my week.
Unique exemptions ofConcert's Rendition! Bravissimo! Thanks for that video!
its virus time ,i was looking for rock,but i am here lets enjoy it .thank you, april 2020
Wonderful!!!! All concerto double!!!!
Great artist
He gets into the music so that, the music can get into him.
Amazing! Haydn played like never before.
Great Richter. 👍 Thank you so much.
Только хорошая музыка - навсегда!
Heerlijk Haydn en heerlijk Sviatoslav, wat 'n feest !
Richter better than others shows that Haydn and Mozart were contemporaries, Richter connect both by a bridge and makes me hear Mozart in Haydn and that Mozart was born from Haydn.
Gracias, Fantastica versión
Good job Richter!!!!
¡Maravilloso Richter!
THANK YOU!
Bravo !!!!!!!!!
-- Extraordinaire Richter. --
The only person on youtube so far who REALLY plays the MUSIC!!!!!! of this piece. gorgepus!
@@naturalississimo , you are absolutely right!
Иван Иванов Thanks. This concerto is wonderful, and he doesn’t feel compelled to play too fast, to show off. Wonderful!
@@naturalississimo I played this as a child and I remember how hard it was to keep the tempo steady and give each note its due. The urge is to make it fly!
@@giovanna722 yes, youth often tends towards rushing and overly fast tempos, but here, Richter is a seasoned performer, and he understands the structure and content and character of the music. It was hard to find a really musical performance of this, but Richter’s is great. It is a delightful piece, and that comes through with Richter, who plays other Haydn pieces beautifully as well.
Oyendo este concierto comprendo que Mozart llamase a Haydn "Papá Haydn"
Incredibile!!
Magnifico ¡¡¡
John Malkovich is the guy who should play in Richter's biography movie
May be....
He was a complex person. Not everything could be in a documentary, or rather, yes, if to focus only on his artistic life. In Soviet times people were respectful and never touched his personal life. He was a great man; great soul and he was also an intellectual.
La musique rendue à sa substance et ça c'est incomparable (2me mouvement)
This concert took place in december 1983.
Doremi Fasolla no it was last year
19 december 1983
@@МихаилЭман-в8е 3 days before i was born
Mil gracias
Незабываемая Чехова.....
И Гений !
RICHER de lo mejor del mundo con Hyden ,gracias ,buen dia .
34:25, couldn't hide his own distaste for the smudged note.
Danny B. It's true. He grimaced at that wrong note. There were others but his face was not on camera to capture. A true "orangutan" of a man. My recollection at the RFH in 1961. I was but 12!!!
Even in the gnashing of teeth, you can feel the famous power of Richter.
ЖИЗНЬ КОРОТКА А МУЗЫКА ВЕЧНА !
Только хорошая музыка - навсегда!
It seems to me he's leading the orchestra; almost as though they are being kept on their toes
Music making of the very highest order.
Twice the same concerto!
En rigtig solid og lydstærk musikoptagelse, og flot spillet......
Todella raikasta soittoa!
Terrific!
Good
человек создан для радости и блаженства😂
Hyden fue toda su vida compositor de El Principe Stherazi ( no me acuerdo como se escribe ) y HAEDEL tambien ,vivian en el castillo del principe, ,en distintas epocas
Big Hands.
Please,are all 3 movements "allegro'?
And :what kind/brand of piano is this?
Thanks in advance.
nice
Entrancing! Richter must be channeling Haydn himself.
33:09
Haydn makes little jokes in his music
素晴らしいね
Yes but who decide to encore the concerto. It's weird.
Cosi all of us.
The audience
Каденции: Нино Рота.
20:30 - 24:30 unaufhörlicher Beifall; 44:10 schon wieder.
Also I ask, who wrote the cadenza?
William Shakespeare Haydn himself!
@@andymilsten9096 No, That's not the original cadenza, i have the sheet with the cadenza wroten by Haydn.
@@MichelVegaPiano Каденции Нино Рота.
@@MichelVegaPiano Me too, and this is it!
А ноты ему часом не Людмила Берлинская молодая переворачивает? (это да девочка,которая -
"Я тебе конечно верю"))
Именно она. Она в то время ему почти на всех концертах помогала. А я был на этом концерте. Помню Гайдн был с Рихтером и на бис весь концерт был исполнен. За рубль билитершам прошли.
@@luka6227 So you were there. I would have lose my mind if I had the chance to hear Richter live. But did you see that often, I mean playing the whole concerto again as an encore ? This is very generous. I mean I never saw this, maybe in Russia this is something musicians do ?
Cosi it’s very unusual anywhere for a whole concerto to be encored. The nearest I experienced to that was in 1970 when Radu Lupu came to the Guildhall in Cambridge to play the Emperor Concerto with a student orchestra, not long after he won the Leeds competition. He played the last movement again as an encore. It was a thrilling concert. The conductor was Anthony Beaumont, now a distinguished musicologist, I believe. Richter was not always generous with encores, and notably refused to play any after his Mozart and Chopin recital at the Barbican in the late 80s (which I attended), probably because he was angry about aspects of the lighting and the filming of the recital.
Can you tell me what you meant by: (yes, this is a girl who - "Of course I believe you")?
@@petkoff42 Ohoh) Surely!
In the USSR there was a good kind children's film about space travel. Very popular, all the children knew him then.
Lyudmila Berlinskaya played there when she was a girl)
And she sang a beautiful good song about magic and pure love - "Of course I believe you".
Here's a link ) ua-cam.com/video/D8RxVniN_r8/v-deo.html
In the clip, footage from the movie with her)
Tom Nazziola
Clive Smith
Bill Weisbach
2003
Why did he read the sheet music?
In his own words age reduced his ability to memorize the music so he thought it was better to use the sheet music rather stop doing concerts. Anyway, it sounds the same with or without the score so its not important :)
How many concertos have you memorized?
Secondo tempo frettoloso e poco meditato!Si faccia il confronto con l'esecuzione di Pletnev sia per quanto riguarda il solista che l'orchestra.
Рихтер, украинец по происхождению, отец убит Путиным, извините, я имею в виду Сталина, тоже гомосексуальный «гей», великий «советский» пианист, но на самом деле украинец с немецким отцом.
he's gay? according to whom & where to read more about it?
He is more German than Ukrainian. His father collaborated with Nazi.
Никакой не было в 1915 году Украины. Послушайте, как об этом Монсенжону уже после советской власти подчеркнуто - специально для украинских националистов - говорит сам Рихтер.
Космический болван!
Скучно, сухо, стандартно. Безличностно.
ты не дорос.
услышь здесь пение птиц,природу и голос Бога.
Он великолепен, а вам похоже это трудно видеть за своим величием, спуститесь на землю...
Все, кто распукает в комментах сопли по поводу величие пианиста Рихтера, послушайте исполнение Мих.Плетнева. Тогда, возможно, вы услышите Гайдна, а не это механистическое исполнение от машины для игры на фортепиано.
Привет. Вас уже вылечили?
Хлестко сказали, Алиса, и тут вы можете, разумеется, все, что угодно писать, только самому Плетневу при встрече подобного, пожалуйста, не говорите, тотчас выставит вас за дверь и не велит больше никогда пускать.