Beethoven: VIDEO Piano Concerto n 3 | Wilhelm Kempff | Pietro Argento | Orch Scarlatti (13.5.1967)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Concerto in do minore n 3 per pianoforte e orchestra op 37
1. Allegro con brio | 1:05
2. Largo | 18:15
3. Rondo (Allegro) | 28:38
Pianista Wilhelm Kempff
Orchestra Alessandro Scarlatti di Napoli della Rai diretta da Pietro Argento
Registrazione del 13 maggio 1967
Wilhelm Kempff ist für mich der beste Beethovenianer am Piano
Prof. Kempff's live recordings are very rare. Thank you for uploading ! Great love and respect to Prof. Kempff ! He was / is respected here in Japan very much. He visited Japan altogether ten times, including the one before the war. I would be happy if you could upload other live recordings by Prof. Kempff.
I heard that a Japanese island was named after professor Kempff .. He is my favourite pianist
Voilà le concerto idéal pour se sentir hors du monde et du temps …….je suis transportée dans un ciel où règne tout ce qu’on ne trouve plus ici-bas………❤
Oh oui, je suis d’accord. Ce musique aide être en outre monde. Spécialement si joues Wilhelm Kempff. Je préfère sa jouer plus mieux que l’outre. (Excuse-moi pour mon français mal. Mais j’ai écrit sans traduction😊)
How could such genius exist?
For me no one interprets Beethoven like Kempff does. I think he excelled with the romantics in general (Schumann, Schubert, Chopin etc ) , but he seems to have some particular gift for interpreting Beethoven. Thank you for posting this.
Definitely!!! He does!!!! It's Beethoven not Chopin not Schumannn ...maybe a little bit of Brahms...lol but it is Brahms' fault...lol......
@@SpiramusPresents " it is Brahms' fault" .. this made me laugh outloud, but it is so apt, so well said 😀
Undoubtedly. One feels how infinitely dear Beethoven is to him, and how generously he shares his treasure with us. And the performance is absolute perfection.
Kempff is active listening to the orchestra at each moment and he is one of the musicians who communicates with them instead of maintain or dominate everything. That's how it should sound! Great job!
Thank you, thank you! This is a treasure.
It definitely IZ!!!! HE is singing alright!!!!!!
BEAUTIFUL WILHELM KEMPFF
...one of the best Beethoven Interpreters all over the world!
Danke danke danke für dieses Video! Ich halte Kempff für den besten Interpret der Meisterwerke von Beethoven. Vielleicht gibt es die Aufnahme, an der er das 5. Klavierkonzert von Beethoven spielt? Ich möchte so gerne diese Aufnahme ansehen. Beethoven ist mein Lieblingskomponist sein der Kindheit. Seine Musik hilft dabei, unsere grausame schreckliche Wirklichkeit zu überleben.
Magnificent performance and a real treasure of footage. Thanks a lot for sharing. Much appreciated.
Ci porta vicinissimi alla comprensione del secondo movimento, fin sulla soglia.
Kempff performs a very good Beethoven. Highest Artistry.
My favourite Beethoven piano concerto! And with Kempff! What a pleasure!
Master!!!! Piano Role model!!! Thank you!!!!!!
Thank you so much! Kempff is exemplary.
I like Clara Haskil in this concerto, also.
What a treasure!
Thank you for posting.
Perfect ‘interpretation ‘ for Beethoven’s music.
Today’s pianists have too much tone from Chopin.
As I get older Kempff's recordings mean more . Wonderful to see him on Italian t.v. in one of his own cadenzas . There must be some French and German broadcasts also ? The piano is far from orchestra one never realizes till they are on a stage .
I feel the exact same way. The older I get, the greater Kempff gets. By now - I'm 61 - I have him at the top for Beethoven and Schubert, and perhaps even more generally.
Thank you!
Kempff splendido come sempre: uno dei più bei suoni Beethoveniani mai sentiti. Nonostante il direttore lo tiri spaventosamente indietro.
Qui è un'altra cosa:
ua-cam.com/video/ZHcR_05JmqI/v-deo.html
Remarkable that there was a video footage of his Beethoven concerto. He has performed all 5 many times, but I have only heard the audio versions. And it is the first time I hear his own cadenza on a Beethoven concerto via a video version.
By the way, it is interesting that he doesn't play the last broken octaves of the finale in the way Beethoven writes. He plays the non-broken ones just by separating the hands. I know his techniques weren't as brilliant as Lang Lang, Pollini, or Zimerman, at least in his late years, and broken octaves are not easy, of course. But it is still puzzling to me he chose not to play it here. It is not the technique he couldn't have done, IMO, especially if he played all 32 Beethoven sonatas many times and we do see broken octaves in the first movement of the third sonata.
Unorthodox, but it's the same notes. He probably just decided the passage sounded better if he played it this way, having in mind the idea that a pianist should always focus on the sound.
难以置信
Interessante, abituato ad ABM...
Chi e’ il primo Violino?
Io
4:41
mooriable should mind his own business and not that of kempff,comparing lang lang in the same breath as willi bares the limit of his musical level.lang lang,decent player but a posturing show off come liberace.
He is not a posturing show off. There's a lot you don't know . Film yourself playing an instrument and when you really use effort to get a sound or emotion or attack,etc. you too will find facial expressions. The point is Lang Lang can say anything humanly possible musically . Kempff, Schnabel many oldtimers have qualities but they are not equipped or trained nor know the machine as well as today's virtuoso. If you weren't stuck in some old fogey world you'd know many schools now require students to study building a pianoknowing the weights of the three different regicters,pedals and so many things old playes rarely knew. Josef Hofmann knew a lot and actually had patents on his invention. You non-musicians need to remain QUIET!
@@MrInterestingthingsTo "know the machine" does not automatically endow a pianist with talent or artistic depth of expression. You may not hold the old school pianists in high esteem, but many of us old fogies prefer their efforts to some of today's technically virtuosic but interpretively barren players.
A rather harsh comment. Do you think that Beethoven didn’t write for ‘ non musicians’ ? The Liberace comparison with LL is unfortunate and unwarranted. His performance of LVB’s 5th concerto has been lauded by the critics.As for his facial expressions, I find them beautiful and sincere. Acknowledge Kempff and LL as utter geniuses, both to be revered.
Di chi è la cadenza del primo movimento?
Cadenza by Kempff . He also played it in all 3 of his recordings. Wonderful cadenza.
E` del professor Kempff .