Mozart-Volodos 'Alla Turca', Yuja Wang
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2012
- Yuja Wang, Verbier 2009
Arcadi Volodos, russischer Pianist * 24. Februar 1972 in Leningrad..
Seine virtuose Paraphrase über Mozarts Rondo alla turca (Türkischer Marsch) aus der Klaviersonate Nr. 11 hat einen recht hohen Bekanntheitsgrad erreicht und wird mittlerweile auch von anderen Pianisten gespielt.
Quelle Wikipedia: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcadi_V...
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Love how she can keep that kind Mozartian light touch
Best transcription of one of the most well known pieces classical music. Volodos ( and Mozart) are geniuses
Eccezionale ! Mai sentito cose simili in tutta la mia vita . Solo il grande studio pianistico ha consentito a questo miracolo della natura di fare una simile e difficilissima interpretazione . Saluti dall'Italia
My god, she’s incredible, and she also makes it seem easy for her. What a woman!!
Oh my god!!! That was insane and beautiful!!!!!
Another extraterrestrial. They are here.
Unless one can even come anywhere close to her ability, there is no room to criticize. What amazing talent!
No hay adjetivos para describir el talento de Yuja, simplemente la mejor pianista del planeta
***** Qué tiene?
+erigor11 No hay nada malo con esta versión . El original era mejor, pero esto sigue siendo buena .
Si si eso es verdad es la mejor
Esta sesión es mejor
Es realmente excelente!!! Técnica impecable y expresividad sublime!!! Mozart aplaudaria de pie!!! Ya que el arreglo musical es maravilloso y da la sensación de bb que es una improvisación, que es lo que hacían muy bien tanto J.M. Bach, Mozart, Beethoven y otros. Sublime Música!! Gracias por compartir!
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Sound is delayed. But that's because her fingers are supersonic. And by the way, I think she is cheating. Sometimes I see three or four hands.
+fsxcamcrew ahahahahah!!!!!!!
*****
are you sick?
jubaG clearly you don’t know what a joke is
fsxcamcrew hahahahaaaa 👍👍👍👍
U might be drunk
so meticulous... musical perfection at its finest. yuja you're my inspiration
Much can perhaps be said about Yuja Wang's interpretations, but technically she can outplay just about any pianist in the world living to-day!
One might even argue that she's the closest modern day equivalent we have to liszt.
@@Elijah24553lang lang and traum might but she didn't play this piece correctly too, she's aboluty great with no doubt, but maybe not that much to compare her to liszt, Traum plays all of etudes of chopin, all transcendantal etude, paganini etudes, mamy other shubert, rachmaninoff, chopin, liszt, with the better tempo i've ever seen and accuracy and clarity of the notes
Not sure about that.
Just Listen to Volodos' own intepretation of Alla Turca. The soft parts are as light as Yujas' but the thick parts have twice the power.
Same with her Bumble Bee compared to Cziffra's which has more power and stronger fp effects.
She has alien technique and I really love her playing style. But next to big sound like Volodos or Hamelin, she goes down.
And talking about big sound and Liszt: That guy developed such a powerful technique that they had to change the way they built concert pianos. They adjusted piano making to his technique. How on earth could anyone compare with that?!
Increíble Yuja! Mil gracias!
Splendid! Brought here from my Twitter account ex a BBC tweet featuring Yuja as Mystery Artist of the Day on Sarah Walker's program.
Absolutely incredible!
PHENOMENAL!!
Geert Dehoux, pianist.
Belgian King's Prize Winner, Brussels, 1980.
Funny transcription, first time I hear. Brilliant play by Yuja. Thank
I love this. it is truly insane. must learn it.
Did you manage after 9 years?
She plays it flawlessly but his version when he plays it, he just ripped it apart so much raw power.
I have - NEVER - heard Volodos played THAT well! Go on, Yuja!
how to make difficult an easy piece
Easy?
@@Un-homme-avec-raison but it is an easy piece.
@@misschocoholic82 This piece is a normal piece, isn't easy.
@@Un-homme-avec-raison i am almost finished learning it and find it very pleasant to play. First time I heard it I thought how is it possible to even play this? But now I see its not that difficult. Cant even compare it to some Rachmaninoff etudes or moment musicals for example.
@@misschocoholic82 When i compared this work whit rach?.
Astoundingly brilliant.
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she did all that with only two hands and ten fingers?!??!!?
duhhh86 no, she used her feets to play the pedals too ;)
and 35 hours practice per day !
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@@drspaseebo410 Nonono... *40 HOURS A DAY*
Even in Volodos` performance it is evident that hes struggling in areas, and as for emotion and artful expression, the only areas I see lacking are near the end, and from most perspectives and even upon consulting a friend, (who was around by happenstance) both agree that there is not much to fault in this performance. She performs this piece well, with the right expression at pretty much every place.
Disagree heavily, Volodos is one of those pianists that can do literally whatever he wants with the keyboard
Holy.Fuck! lol Amazing. Would love to see more of these musical "excursions" from concert pianists.
Volodos : “Even today, when I see the number of people who watch my 'Turkish March' on UA-cam, or people who ask me for the score after a concert, I get sad.”
Why should he be sad for that?
This is the most bad ass thing I've ever heard. It is like freaking Satan's version of Turkish March and it sounds brutal! I was left speechless while listening to this. Yuja Wang....you are amazing.
Actually there's another versión of rondo alla turca that sounds more like a devil versión
The "devil" in question has a name, Arcadi Volodos :) Yuja Wang did an awesome job playing his version though!
Sei stata bravissima
Her sound is beautiful
Love it!
amazing performance
OMFG! I played the original version my whole life. How in the world I found out this amazing version only today?! That performance is beyond espectacular! I'm speechless!
One of her reviews compares her to Horowitz. I heard her play this as an encore at NJPAC last night, and I can see why she's compared to Horowitz. She also played the Ravel Concerto in G, and it was too easy for her--although it was perfect, as near as I could tell. For those who complain about the desecration of Mozart, I think you have to look at the Volodos as a completely different beast, like Horowitz' "Stars and Stripes Forever," or his impossible transcription of "Pictures at an Exhibition." Her playing made me laugh with delight. Incidentally, if you live in NYC, I recommend the NJPAC as a venue. And if you get a chance to hear Yuja Wang, wherever you are, by all means, take it.
AMO A VELOCIADADE DESTA MULHER!!
MY GOD! that was *** amazing!!!
Amazing!!!
Extraordinaria!!! Traten de hacer lo que ella hace..., es casi imposible!!!
ni el mismo volodos la puede tocar asi
she paraprased a paraphrase :3
My opinion is that Volodos version has to be played with the hard bass that's what makes it that great this just sounds weird and only crazy while Volodos sound just gigantic and crazy :D
I love you Yuja! :D
Such brilliance. :)
She's like a rock star except with a piano armed with innovated classical songs.
I just recently put up a pdf of this piece with fingering to make it less brutal for other pianists to learn. It's in the description of my performance it if any of you are interested.
Matthew Krell I’m sure that it’s not the fingering that makes this piece hard
BRAVISSIMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How is the piano still not broken yet? I tried playing that piece yesterday and I ACTUALLY broke my piano!!! ( well it was a really cheap piano from a garage sale that id like 30 years old.)
Wow! I want to play fast, fast, fast like her!
That tiny glissando at the end made me smile :D
wonderfull
I know there are different views about Yuja's interpretations, but surely she must be the most technically accomplished pianist on the planet right now?
EASYTIGER10 no, her skills are impressing, but she's far not the best. Take a look at Martha Argerich or Gyorgy Cziffra, they are the best to me
She's playing Arkady Volodo's variation over this Mozart theme, search here in UA-cam for Arkady's own interpretation and judge for yourself. To me the most accomplished pianist is Krystian Zimerman, he is not only very good technically but also a superb interpreter, a true intellectual of the piano, note that I'm not saying that Mrs. Wang is not good enough. The thing is that Zimerman does not tour too much and he stopped recording a few years ago (he's got a quite interesting theory about digital recording). Best regards from Mexico.
Tzvi Erez!
Most brilliant!
Wow incredible indeed. I kinda liked the original Volodos tempo though. Especially the ending, the cadence of the original was impeccable. Just my personal taste.
I am not her biggest fan, but this was just awesome!
Seriously Epic.
Phenomenal!!!
fantastica version
The normal one, but this is Volodos's Transcription Turkish March, and as far as I know there aren't many pianists that can play this with "effortless precision", let along play the piece with this level of technique; sure Mozart's version but Volodos's madhouse of a arrangement, I don't believe so. Criticism is nice, but keep it constructed and well mannered.
is this considered a difficult piece though? Cause I am half way through it and I fund it really easy to play.
完璧なテクニック。人間とは思えない。凄すぎる。
BRAVISSIMO..!🌈🌞
Bravo 👏🏻
Incredible!
I'm not sure Mozart could play this better you know... ????????? This style didn't exist back then.
Sammarco. I read your comment and get your point about Volodos showing the way. What you get with Yuja is a beautiful and young chinese woman with a lot of passion.I would rather be at her concert, my friend.
grandiosa!
am gonna PLAY this sooner or later
Volodos is proud of her performance
後ろに縛った髪が凄く素敵💖
She did mention that it is never the same every time she performs. and I like it because the youtube content id screening software is helpless..she stays under the radar saving us from that annoying advertisement banner that comes up at the start of the video.
never ending fun !
The Mozart-Volodos-Wang Turkish March. I like it.
Maybe Lang Lang can do a variation on this one. It shall be called the Mozart-Volodos-Wang-Lang Turkish March.
Exzellent
Interesting interpretation
Wspaniała wersja Ronda.
The first time I heard her performance of this piece (it wasn't _this_ performance), for the first eight bars I thought "How dare she desecrate the sacred Mozart." Then over the next eight bars I realized what was happening. And for the rest of the march my cheeks hurt because I was grinning so much. Marvelous! I prefer her delicate playing style to the more forceful Volodos performance (he actually wrote this variation) but both are fantastic.
Great but why not play the original then do the variations most people would like this.
very, very good ....
Excellent if not perfect. ..
Mozart's melodies were flashes of lightning in there.
You're commenting on the wrong video. She is interpreting Volodos' interpretation of Rondo Alla Turca.
OMFG!! you are fuckin awesome! You are the mozart part 2 haha *lol* btw I'm your biggest fan and i'm so proud of u 😘😘
No I'm her biggest fans. I can't play the original one but because I loved volodos version, I tried to learn the volodos that I should learn after 2 years
oh my god !!!
My head just popped off
respect
I wonder what Mozart's reaction to hearing this for the first time would be.
I counted fingers, she has 7 on right hand and 6 on left!
0:40 those grace notes, I wanna die
WOW
IT's a shame that in further refining of her amalgamation and interpretation she seems to have ditched the octaves at 2:02. It does interrupt the flow towards the finale, but damn is it an amazing last stop to pull right before the end.
Nah, they're very light and quick, but the octaves ARE there in both hands. I can hear them well.
super technique, belle robe, beau physique, belle prestation... Mélange des genres, où le piano devient du cirque et la profondeur de l'exécution, dans toutes les interprétations de yuja wang, n'est pas supérieure à celle de maître Gims. Perso, ça ne m'apporte rien, même pas un début d'excitation esthétique. Du bruit domestiqué, un prémisse à l'intelligence artificielle...
Wow....fast and furious on her version paraphrase ....
If only Mozart could hear this :)
Damn piano wizard...
hahaha, I just wonder what instrument you do play!? You must be sooo good
This is good.
C'est bon
Esto es bueno.
Это хорошо
Das ist gut
To jest dobre
+Nathan Lee what is the last language ? :D
Bu iyidir. (Turkish)
Bu yaxşıdır. (Azerbaijan)
+Dialgos75 Polish.
thx :D
+Nathan Lee
This is good.
C'est bon
Esto es bueno.
Это хорошо
Das ist gut
To jest dobre
这是伟大的！
;)
Are there polyrhythms in the passage at 01:35?
geil
진짜..👍
Las dos me gustan pero el concerto numero 1 de Thavaskosky es mi preferido
she's fucking awesome
Don't we all...but, you're offering up a rather glib criticism of one of the finer young pianists in the world.
My first time