You have a sad life Ivry! Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy had More colorful beautiful piano sound than Buchbinder! Dimitri Bashkirov her teacher Anastasia Virsaladze teach saying to Bashkirov the most important lesson is the love of beautiful colorful piano sound! This was already in 1930s! Really Shocking!
Most of what the conductor is there for takes place in the rehearsals. In a lot of cases the orchestra is so good that at the conductor could walk off the stage and the orchestra would pull it off as if he or she were still standing there.
I feel an urge to say that I have mixed feelings about this kind of performances. Not that I find anything wrong with Rudolf Buchbinder. On the contrary, his relationhip with the piano fascinates me but I'm missing here the moving eye contact with the conductor. If members of an orchestra are able to offer us their splendid interpretations while the soloist requires the intense concentration he needs, it seems they don't "need" a conductor. Hopefully, I'm mistaken. Because please, don't misunderstand me. I enjoy this music with all my fiber. Cheers.-
This performance makes a surprising event of Beethoven’s 2nd Piano Concerto, no easy feat!after so many years.
Since I first listened to Rudolf Buchbinder, I am no longer able to listen to any other pianist, even the most famous !
He is wonderful, and his interpretations radiate integrity. I'm a fan too!
You have a sad life Ivry! Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy had More colorful beautiful piano sound than Buchbinder! Dimitri Bashkirov her teacher Anastasia Virsaladze teach saying to Bashkirov the most important lesson is the love of beautiful colorful piano sound! This was already in 1930s! Really Shocking!
Очень мало пишут про этого гениального маэстро!
Rudolf Buchbinder, ein großartiger Pianist! Dank an den Maestro!
Le pianiste vit sa musique avec amour cela fait plaisir à voir et pourtant son histoire est triste on devine le morceau andree
What is this incomprihensible gibberish?
¡Que Rudolf viva eternamente es un Genio!!!!!!
Wonderful
Hermoso concierto, interpretado con sentimiento por interpretes de jerarquía . Un placer escucharlos y agradezco poder escucharlos . Betty Alcolumbre
Wow I loved it.
Most of what the conductor is there for takes place in the rehearsals. In a lot of cases the orchestra is so good that at the conductor could walk off the stage and the orchestra would pull it off as if he or she were still standing there.
The only pianist who finds the RIGHT tempo for the 2nd movement, not boaring slow motion but a fresh, vibrant Adagio. Perfect!!
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It's as if The Gods of piano and orchestra fused their beings.
Silence yourself, infidel.
Abbiamo visto su you tube Buchbinder cimentarsi nei concerti di Mozart, ma Beethoven è l'autore in cui riesce meglio
What is his hurry? No need to rush through this!
I feel an urge to say that I have mixed feelings about this kind of performances. Not that I find anything wrong with Rudolf Buchbinder. On the contrary, his relationhip with the piano fascinates me but I'm missing here the moving eye contact with the conductor. If members of an orchestra are able to offer us their splendid interpretations while the soloist requires the intense concentration he needs, it seems they don't "need" a conductor.
Hopefully, I'm mistaken. Because please, don't misunderstand me. I enjoy this music with all my fiber.
Cheers.-
It appear to me, that more than the eye contact with the director, my major proble here, is the strings absolutely not convincing at all.
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