one of the most finished and electrifying interpretations of the work, comparable to the great reference versions of RIchter and Berman. Kantorov is the most sophisticated and representative piano soloist of the great tradition of interpretation of the 20th century.
Prodigiosa, la manera como interpreta este complicado concierto de Liszt, captando lo extremos contrastes a los que nos enfrenta, por ese vistuosismo especial de la época en que fue escrito; los pianísimos complementan de modo formidable con los pasajes en fortísimo; la combinación, cello-piano es admirable, La capacidad de Kantorow para captar el alma del autor es única.
"The Liszt called concertos" , as Mr. Smith sneeringly describes redoubtable works by a genius. Mr. Smith's opinion is firmly voiced, just like that of a mewling, irrelevant, soon-to-be-forgotten hack. Enjoy your self-righteousness Mr. Smith, as you are placed into your quickly forgotten grave.
i very rarely cry to classical music ... but at 13:03 ... the pianist played this passage normally faster than most pianists do ... and it was like a rush of emotion for me ... and i cried. not all pianists can play at lighting speed rates like martha agerich, yuja wang, and apparently THIS GUY! playing it faster ultimate changes the emotion of the passage. I have heard pianists play this particular passage at excrutiatingly slow paces ... even slowing down the hit of the one note per every octave at the end ... Ritardando ... ultimately losing the effect of the building ... slithering up and down notes ... gaining momentum ... adding more notes to be covered by the right hand in the same time interval ... playing it so SLOWLY ... adding no triumphant build-up ... to launch into the next orchestral march phase ... alexandre hit the nail on the head with this passage playing it as fast as he could ... like it was a piece of cake! it blended all the notes and chords together in a BURST OF EMOTION ... in a way that playing it slow could never achieve
Alessandro Magno con la potenza delle armi, conquistava imperi e uomini. Alexandre Kantorow,con la potenza del suo genio musicale, conquista cuori e anime di chi l' ascolta! In questo mondo travagliato da armi e guerre sono solo personalità come la sua che possono dare all' umanità la speranza di un mondo migliore.❤😊❤
Боже мой, какое анти-эстетическое впечатление производит эта дама- дирижёр! Ведь сейчас борются за большую доступность профессии дирижёра для женщин чтобы можно было ценить именно их черты- большую лёгкость, элегантность и т п
Каждый раз восходя за дирижерский пульт и пульт управления органа, женщина расстается с женственностью, на время становясь карикатурой на мужчину. В целом общее впечатление от музыкального исполнения этого произведения Ф.Листа положительное, хотя исчез листовский масштаб , общий образ у концерта получился мелковатый, форма несколько распалась из-за многочисленных чрезмерных perdendo .
I wonder why the pianist comes on stage and isn't shaved, and dressed only in a shirt while the orchestra is in full tux and white bowtie? Most Nordic orchestras play at a clumsy amateur level but this orchestra is not bad today. Although the pianist played fabulously, the synergy is not there between the performer and the orchestra.
@@hrh4961 I think he doesn't want to conform to a Western concept of a concert dress code but rather be in touch with his grungy looking, unshaven, reeking smell Hassidic Jew root garb.
Волшебные руки Александра! Не перестаю восхищаться!🔥
Pas uniquement à écouter mais aussi à voir. Phénoménal
This gets me right in the soul
Godlike orchestra.
A beautiful performance filled with poetry and bravura. Kantorow gives every note meaning.
one of the most finished and electrifying interpretations of the work, comparable to the great reference versions of RIchter and Berman. Kantorov is the most sophisticated and representative piano soloist of the great tradition of interpretation of the 20th century.
So that was delightful, well done all of you. Thank you. 🎹🎼🎶🌷🌷🌷 (Holland)
Prodigiosa, la manera como interpreta este complicado concierto de Liszt, captando lo extremos contrastes a los que nos enfrenta, por ese vistuosismo especial de la época en que fue escrito; los pianísimos complementan de modo formidable con los pasajes en fortísimo; la combinación, cello-piano es admirable, La capacidad de Kantorow para captar el alma del autor es única.
Fantastic concert,Alexandre plays phenomenal,and the conductor is so cute,I will watch the concert again right away!
Imi place tare mult!❤️🌹
Браво, брависсимо!!!!!Наша школа, наш человек!!!
Great great great. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In my opinion, this is the better of the two Liszt called concertos. Alexandre plays it beautifully, as he does everything he performs.
I also prefer to the E flat concerto
"The Liszt called concertos" , as Mr. Smith sneeringly describes redoubtable works by a genius. Mr. Smith's opinion is firmly voiced, just like that of a mewling, irrelevant, soon-to-be-forgotten hack. Enjoy your self-righteousness Mr. Smith, as you are placed into your quickly forgotten grave.
But not as much fun to play for the pianist. Or the guy on triangle!
I heard somewhere it is Liszts favorite. And sources I can read in that?
i very rarely cry to classical music ... but at 13:03 ... the pianist played this passage normally faster than most pianists do ... and it was like a rush of emotion for me ... and i cried. not all pianists can play at lighting speed rates like martha agerich, yuja wang, and apparently THIS GUY! playing it faster ultimate changes the emotion of the passage. I have heard pianists play this particular passage at excrutiatingly slow paces ... even slowing down the hit of the one note per every octave at the end ... Ritardando ... ultimately losing the effect of the building ... slithering up and down notes ... gaining momentum ... adding more notes to be covered by the right hand in the same time interval ... playing it so SLOWLY ... adding no triumphant build-up ... to launch into the next orchestral march phase ... alexandre hit the nail on the head with this passage playing it as fast as he could ... like it was a piece of cake! it blended all the notes and chords together in a BURST OF EMOTION ... in a way that playing it slow could never achieve
Non seulement son toucher est incroyable mais egalement sa gestuelle. Il doit etre connecté à Liszt
Quel talent !!!
Sublime
thank you for showing me the way to KONSERTHUSET STOCKHOLM
リストのピアノコンチェルト第２番は、メインのメロディが、ユーモラスですね☺️音楽って、上がったり下がったりするだけなのに、とても面白いです❤❤❤💐💐💐
Maravilhoso Alexandre Kantorow !
Superb!
Stunningly good!
Брависсимо!!!
Браво!!!
Нереально круто
Alessandro Magno con la potenza delle armi, conquistava imperi e uomini. Alexandre Kantorow,con la potenza del suo genio musicale, conquista cuori e anime di chi l' ascolta! In questo mondo travagliato da armi e guerre sono solo personalità come la sua che possono dare all' umanità la speranza di un mondo migliore.❤😊❤
If France Clidat were alive, she would have admired his playing. As she once did for Enrico Pace.
Канторов возвышен в этом концерте Листа
C'est quel orchestre ?
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra (check the description)
Боже мой, какое анти-эстетическое впечатление производит эта дама- дирижёр! Ведь сейчас борются за большую доступность профессии дирижёра для женщин чтобы можно было ценить именно их черты- большую лёгкость, элегантность и т п
Оркестр и дирижер не чувствуют солиста. Жаль. Канторов хорош!
Каждый раз восходя за дирижерский пульт и пульт управления органа, женщина расстается с женственностью, на время становясь карикатурой на мужчину.
В целом общее впечатление от музыкального исполнения этого произведения Ф.Листа положительное, хотя исчез листовский масштаб , общий образ у концерта получился мелковатый, форма несколько распалась из-за многочисленных чрезмерных perdendo .
A magnificent interpretation, but please get rid of the beard. It suits you, not.
It suits no one.
Leave everyone look as he wants to.
@@user-sf4pj4bs6v it suits whoever likes it, thank god he can't read this egoistic comments.
He CAN read it, and I hope he does because he will know that his astonishing ability as a pianist is very much admired.
@@luismusique9531
I wonder why the pianist comes on stage and isn't shaved, and dressed only in a shirt while the orchestra is in full tux and white bowtie? Most Nordic orchestras play at a clumsy amateur level but this orchestra is not bad today. Although the pianist played fabulously, the synergy is not there between the performer and the orchestra.
This is how he always dresses for performances. He does look rather grungy today, needing a shave and a haircut. But he plays magnificently.
@@hrh4961 I think he doesn't want to conform to a Western concept of a concert dress code but rather be in touch with his grungy looking, unshaven, reeking smell Hassidic Jew root garb.
You're judging a book by its cover. This whole event is MUSIC not fashion.
@@hrh4961 And he is a modest and great talent. His clothes don't matter to him. His music does. Bravo. 🌷🌷🌷