She's 24 years old here, and this is after at age 3.5 she began playing and taking lessons at age 5! At 8 she gave her first public recital! By the time of this video, 7 years prior, she had already won both the Geneva and Busoni competitions (3 weeks apart), 1st prize in both at the age of 16! (they don't allow pianists to compete at that age now) Then after failing to study with Horowitz, she took a 3-year hiatus from the piano and decided to not pursue a piano career! The wife of her old piano teacher, Askensae persuaded her to prepare and enter this most prestigious competition. In which she won, again, 1st prize. No kidding, here is the pianist of all pianists and she still rules at the top of her profession at age 81! Having survived cancer twice, the second time was nothing short of a miracle. We are in the presence of a goddess!
2:30 this is something outstanding. I dont think ill ever achieve something close to this. Ive never felt such ease during the playing. She press the keys so soft almost airy
In addition to her incredible speed and power on those double-octave passages, she has the most beautiful rendition of the cascades in the trio that I've ever heard; effortlessly feather-light and smooth, like a shimmering waterfall.
Over 5k comments and all are glowing and positive. That is rare air and praise. Yes she is a Goddess. Clarity and tone and effortless playing w soft caressing of the notes. Zero forearm tension. Just a marvel. I think she is better than Horowitz IMHO.
She is a phenomenon! The kind of talent you don't see very often in a lifetime, which make her very special! . Great to see this performance thankyou for sharing !!
I used to have a friend who used to fancy her like mad. Looking at her in this I can see why. I have heard it said (by learned persons) that she is the greatest living pianist. She certainly has a wonderful technique.
She was immensely attractive. I saw her play the Grieg piano concerto at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea in the sixties. A young raven haired beauty at the piano. On a radio broadcast over fifty years ago, I heard another great pianist, Julius Katchen, describe his young colleague as "A kind of sexy angel".
6:15 onwards and I’m dying. So good! I never heard this scherzo being played so effortlessly while each note and phrase keeps its meaning to the fullest.
It's a very rare video. The video of Archerich participating in the Chopin Competition. I can't help but be surprised. Even now, her performance, which is still sophisticated and colorful, is probably ahead of its time. The way she plays the piano is so beautiful.
Again this woman never fails to amaze me...her playing now is as impressive if not more today as it was then......she's a rare gem....please go see her live while you still can.....
The end of this piece especially is such a majestic work of music, one of Chopin’s best, though currently I love his Opus 44 Polonaise, the mazurka part in the middle is just enchanting. Such a genius. If he had lived more than 39 years who knows what he would have brought to this world. Our loss.
She wasn't joining the competition, it looked like she was giving a master-class lesson to the judges and audiences of how a great pianist should perform.
Another piece I could never quite grasp. It's enough to just watch her beautiful hands. Still, she has a way of conveying the meaning of a particular piece of music that just pierces the soul.
Even then, she was one of the most amazing pianists. Several times over many years, I have heard something on the radio (Chopin Concerto in e, for example) and it had "something extra, something special". Those times it always turned out were her performances.
since nobody wants to talk about how gorgeous she is here - understandably, as that would sully the conversation about her insane musical ability - I guess i'll have to do it
Superb and astonishing martha argerich remains up to this time the best pianist of all time on the level of musicianship as horowitch and rubenstein. I hope her the best health
Not True! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! More Powerful Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev The Suoernova Explosion Power! ( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Oh, what a girl and whal a magical talent she is. She broke me many myths as a piano player in my youth. She was always excellent in whatever she played. Maybe the best piano player of all time. Martha, my dear...
Martha absolutely overrated, she nothing compared with Alexei Grinuk very overrated, Gerade Linie playing without any emotions. She doesn't deserve to be alongside great pianists. Chopin overrated too
Aside from being one of the very greatest pianists of our time, she us very intelligent and has led an interesting life. Fortunately, there are a few extended interviews with her on Yourtube.
It's laughable to think that there were judges sitting there when she could play immeasurably better than each one of them! Does it really get better than this?! Her technique,in particular the octaves,was just perfect then.A great example for young pianists(and not-so-young!)to try and emulate. Zimerman is another one who does everything absolutely correctly.It's a pity there are no visual recordings of Lipatti.😊
Don’t badmouth the jury too much. I mean after all, they did give her the win. What an incredible woman she is, after almost 60 years, STILL being able to perform at this level.
"Does it really get better than this?!" Yes, for starters without making an elementary mistake of not phrasing the sigh motive in mm. 5-6. Then thinking it is an octave piece, rather than a music piece. Etc., etc.
@@RusskyVoyennyKorablIdiNakhui It’s a damned good thing I’m not as musically educated as you are or have as good an ear as you have or I might not be able to enjoy her performance as much as I do.
@@MHB48615 I am glad you did. Being a pro, I notice things regular listeners do not. That being the case, her 3d scherzo is a flawed interpretation (and I am a Martha fan!)
@@MHB48615 If you are into Chopin generally, and into scherzi in particular, I re-posted a stunning performance on my channel. This guy is a youtuber, he posted a massive amount of historical recordings over the years, and, apparently, used to be a genius-level pianist, before he gave up music and started making a living. I gather, the Russian school. He does not like my playing, so he is not perfect. 🙂 But his 3d scherzo is the real thing, beginning with the sigh motive and concluding with the wildest coda. Check it out -- ua-cam.com/video/JaWrAKo0uvE/v-deo.html
Its absurd that she is that talented and that beautiful. Maybe she doesn't have a sense of smell....I like to think everyone's got an Achille's heel of some sort but I sure can't see one :-)
+wiggityp Wiggityp: It is a good thing that your companion doesn't have this all-important trait which you had specified, so that she could tolerate your frequent olfactory mishaps.
wiggityp Wiggi: I was unfair: Your point was that everyone has a weakness or a non-talent, or negative attribute. This is true. Regarding this pianist, I don't know what it is, but you had made a truthful innocent comment and I take it back. I bid you all of the best.
Qué sonido;;; que buen uso de la técnica;;; hace música como si el Piano fuera un juguete para ella;;;cada vez me recuerda más a mi hija;;;son gemelas de la buena interpretación;;;Felicitar es poco;;;
A real intellectual achievement as well to give such unity, grace and precission to this piece, one Chopin's most complex btw. Only one question is left : what would the composer himself think of this interpretation
Prior to this, Martha Argerich had not played piano for three years and had only returned to the piano for 6 months. Also, a year prior to this, she got pregnant by her friend Robert Chen; married him and shortly divorced him; then returned to her domineering mother in Geneva, where she gave birth to her first daughter. And yet, she still found the time to win the Chopin competition at age 24… again, all within one year. If that’s not talent, I don’t know what is. She truly is the queen of the piano!
Not True! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! More Powerful Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev the Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Martha and Yuga are just generational pianists. I think I have been given a great gift/blessing just watching and hearing them perform. I say this recognizing the wealth of pianistic talent that one hears in the world and on UA-cam. I guess it is similar to this idea Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart had, talking about defining pornography. Even though he can't adequately define it, he knows it when he sees it.
A virtual masterclass in proper hand position, a wonderful artistic statement and ... I'll take the Mad Men era polka dot dress and modest heels over the miniskirt and stilletos any day.
NOT TRUE! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! MORE POWERFUL Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev The Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Recuerdos felices de CEMUS vienen a mi memoria! Gracias por este viaje en el tiempo. Te deseos de bendiciones! Un honor haber coincidido en aquella época! Saludos! Ya mire todos tus videos, 👍 Comenté en los que más me gustaron y todos llevan su like. Suscrito y campanita ! Nuevamente, gracias Ale! Saludos!
NOT TRUE! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! MORE POWERFUL Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev the Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
At least in Arthur Rubinsteins view this is the hardest Chopin piece. The maestro admitted he had to practise a lot for it. Young Martha is still in her comfort zone here. Guess she just could play anything at that age and still have reserves.
![[Round 1] Martha Argerich - Live recordings in Chopin Competition 1965](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NKlQP-eavfc/mqdefault.jpg)
She's 24 years old here, and this is after at age 3.5 she began playing and taking lessons at age 5! At 8 she gave her first public recital! By the time of this video, 7 years prior, she had already won both the Geneva and Busoni competitions (3 weeks apart), 1st prize in both at the age of 16! (they don't allow pianists to compete at that age now) Then after failing to study with Horowitz, she took a 3-year hiatus from the piano and decided to not pursue a piano career! The wife of her old piano teacher, Askensae persuaded her to prepare and enter this most prestigious competition. In which she won, again, 1st prize. No kidding, here is the pianist of all pianists and she still rules at the top of her profession at age 81! Having survived cancer twice, the second time was nothing short of a miracle. We are in the presence of a goddess!
@@ciararespect4296 can you define the term "best pianist" for me please?
@@ciararespect4296😊
@@kimthevirtuoso😅
Sounds like she needs a movie made about her life
@@FeraSomnia yes def
2:30 this is something outstanding. I dont think ill ever achieve something close to this. Ive never felt such ease during the playing. She press the keys so soft almost airy
@user-zz5je1ry1othat Is not the point
It’s all about relaxed wrists and hands. Wrists held high to facilitate chordal progression.
In addition to her incredible speed and power on those double-octave passages, she has the most beautiful rendition of the cascades in the trio that I've ever heard; effortlessly feather-light and smooth, like a shimmering waterfall.
Over 5k comments and all are glowing and positive. That is rare air and praise. Yes she is a Goddess. Clarity and tone and effortless playing w soft caressing of the notes. Zero forearm tension. Just a marvel. I think she is better than Horowitz IMHO.
The greatest of all instruments, the greatest of all pianists. How does this world deserve such beauty?
She makes those cascading notes in the chorale section look so easy and effortless
They are not really difficult. They lie easily under the hands. Chopin knew what he was doing.
@@peteklat:)
Because she’s fingers are strong.
She is a phenomenon! The kind of talent you don't see very often in a lifetime, which make her very special! . Great to see this performance thankyou for sharing !!
I used to have a friend who used to fancy her like mad. Looking at her in this I can see why. I have heard it said (by learned persons) that she is the greatest living pianist. She certainly has a wonderful technique.
She was immensely attractive. I saw her play the Grieg piano concerto at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea in the sixties. A young raven haired beauty at the piano. On a radio broadcast over fifty years ago, I heard another great pianist, Julius Katchen, describe his young colleague as "A kind of sexy angel".
@Alazar Wanderer Your comment should teach everyone something about the true worth of Democracy.
@@ciararespect4296: Why did you make your tag name so close to the other side?
I have a crush on her for sure
Proper lengers
One of the greatest musicians that have ever lived and played an instrument.👏🏼👏🏼
6:15 onwards and I’m dying. So good!
I never heard this scherzo being played so effortlessly while each note and phrase keeps its meaning to the fullest.
It's a very rare video. The video of Archerich participating in the Chopin Competition. I can't help but be surprised. Even now, her performance, which is still sophisticated and colorful, is probably ahead of its time. The way she plays the piano is so beautiful.
Rick Beato sent me here. Better late than never. Simply stunning. Tears in my eyes twice during this segment.
I'm with ya
Me too! 😅
Yep
Me too!
Maybe you should have that checked out by a doctor?
Wishing you a Happy 80'th Birthday Madam Argerich and many, many more in good health, with G-d''s Blessings!
Paula & Marty Spring
Mi amada Marta, y mi amadísimo Chopin, un binomio que nos lego el universo. Muchas gracias!!!!!!
Again this woman never fails to amaze me...her playing now is as impressive if not more today as it was then......she's a rare gem....please go see her live while you still can.....
The end of this piece especially is such a majestic work of music, one of Chopin’s best, though currently I love his Opus 44 Polonaise, the mazurka part in the middle is just enchanting. Such a genius. If he had lived more than 39 years who knows what he would have brought to this world. Our loss.
Felices 80 años, Martha Argerich. Talento supremo, belleza insólita y orgullo argentino.
She had so much beauty and had always had an immense amount of talent. Thanks for the upload. Love you Martha.
Bellissima Martha 🌹💕☔️❤️🔴💫🌕🌗✨☀️⚡️⛈🌪🌟🍄💥🌎🔵🤗😇🌙🌛🌚🌞💨💲🗽🤖
I love the hand movement, it's so satisfying to watch! I love the end
Qué virtuosa. Y para más, uno de los rostros más bellos concebidos.
Bueno, actualmente esta llena de arrugas, porque nada dura para siempre. Lo que sí se conserva intacto es su espíritu musical ysu energía
¡Muy virtuosa...y preciosa! ¡Muy guapa¡🎹🎼🎶🎶🎶😊💚🕊
Rick sent me here too... omg.. i wept... such amazing beauty.. i couldn't ever imagine.. speechless.. thank you !
Martha performed this Chopin note with confidence and feeling. From a young age she had passionately developed the study of great composers.
She wasn't joining the competition, it looked like she was giving a master-class lesson to the judges and audiences of how a great pianist should perform.
EXACTLY !!!
That's what I want to say, bro.
She is hor concurs. Can not be fair to the rest of the pianists for her to compete
Rubbish
I heard Arthur Rubinstein play the scherzo in C# minor...
OMG absolutely effortless, what a way to play
技術的に上手いソリストは沢山いる。しかし、私はいつもこの方のピアノは聴き入ってしまう。本当にいいです。
ALL THOSE NOTES MEMORIZED...STUNNING
She's pure perfection. I just can't get enough of her music.
So much finesse. If you've played this piece you know how hard it is to play it so delicately and nuanced.
She's a Goddess. Pure beauty and perfection.
She was only a girl then... And she played better than a lot of mature pianists! Incredible. Lucky the man who was loved by her.
@@prokopjula Didn't know that. Well, just saying she was very young but very mature in her playing.
MARAVILLOSA !!! TODA SU VIDA DEDICADA AL PIANO, ES ABSOLUTAMENTE GENIAL ♥
She is brilliant, a lady poet playing the greatest musical poets music.
Another piece I could never quite grasp. It's enough to just watch her beautiful hands. Still, she has a way of conveying the meaning of a particular piece of music that just pierces the soul.
She IS the music.
Even then, she was one of the most amazing pianists. Several times over many years, I have heard something on the radio (Chopin Concerto in e, for example) and it had "something extra, something special". Those times it always turned out were her performances.
since nobody wants to talk about how gorgeous she is here - understandably, as that would sully the conversation about her insane musical ability - I guess i'll have to do it
I know, and that's absurd, she is a woman and she is stunning, a prodigality of finesse.
she is so chill what a pure talent
The great artists make it look easy! Stunning performance. As good as it gets really.
Meanwhile, in 2021, nearly 60 years after this competition, she's still touring, doing concerts. How is that humanly possible?
Well. She doesn’t really do much. Just sits there and wiggle her fingers.
On top of that, she's well known to pick and choose last-minute whether she actually wants to play that very day of the concert ;P
Surely, you can't be serious, Mr. Cohiba?
@@howardchen5611 Yea, and that’s why she never signs a contract.....but they still book her. Now why is that you might ask?
@@mrcohiba1662 yes
Felicidades y gracias por tanta gran música a lo largo de tan gran carrera.
Oh my dear lord. This is my favorite scherzo and I’m so ashamed to have never her version until now. That was remarkable!
No pianist living or deceased plays octaves faster, more powerful or as accurate as Martha!!!! Love her...
Alexei Grinuk can, Sviatoslav Richter can, Cziffra, Lukas G. and others
@@chezbe not really
Horowitz, Cziffra, Marc Andre Hamelin playing anything Liszt
Her octaves are legend
Listen to Alexi grynyuk octaves in hungarian 6, def faster
Superb and astonishing martha argerich remains up to this time the best pianist of all time on the level of musicianship as horowitch and rubenstein. I hope her the best health
Not True! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! More Powerful Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev The Suoernova Explosion Power! ( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Oh, what a girl and whal a magical talent she is. She broke me many myths as a piano player in my youth. She was always excellent in whatever she played. Maybe the best piano player of all time. Martha, my dear...
What a great performance. Martha Algerich can play Chopin's music like nobody else can.
Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości ❤️
Nunca canso de ouvir Chopin tocado pela Martha Argerich. Lindo, lindo...
Chopin's masterpiece, martha's masterpiece.
Clearly a fantastically talented artist playing a an exquisitely beautiful piece
Martha absolutely overrated, she nothing compared with Alexei Grinuk very overrated, Gerade Linie playing without any emotions. She doesn't deserve to be alongside great pianists. Chopin overrated too
@@chezbe "Chopin's overrated" but Prokofiev cant hold a candle to him.
@@Thiago-px9ev : Chopin is *NOT* overrated, and neither is Prokofiev. 😎🎹
@@marshallartz395Don't feed the troll.
Magic with strong arms like a Tennis Player.beautiful.
Her specutacular performance is beyond description , immeasurable and unfathomable
A beautiful performance from one of the top ten pianists ever!
I once read that MARTHA ARGERICH was born to play the piano:HOW TRUE!!!
Quelle virtuosité ! (Je ne me souvenais pas qu'elle était aussi belle...)
Martha's the best - a joy to watch playing without ego. Few are left.
Superb. What a pity I'll never get to see her playing unaccompanied.
Thank you to upload this wonderful performance with a watchable video.
Aside from being one of the very greatest pianists of our time, she us very intelligent and has led an interesting life. Fortunately, there are a few extended interviews with her on Yourtube.
It's laughable to think that there were judges sitting there when she could play immeasurably better than each one of them!
Does it really get better than this?!
Her technique,in particular the octaves,was just perfect then.A great example for young pianists(and not-so-young!)to try and emulate.
Zimerman is another one who does everything absolutely correctly.It's a pity there are no visual recordings of Lipatti.😊
Don’t badmouth the jury too much. I mean after all, they did give her the win. What an incredible woman she is, after almost 60 years, STILL being able to perform at this level.
"Does it really get better than this?!"
Yes, for starters without making an elementary mistake of not phrasing the sigh motive in mm. 5-6. Then thinking it is an octave piece, rather than a music piece. Etc., etc.
@@RusskyVoyennyKorablIdiNakhui It’s a damned good thing I’m not as musically educated as you are or have as good an ear as you have or I might not be able to enjoy her performance as much as I do.
@@MHB48615 I am glad you did. Being a pro, I notice things regular listeners do not. That being the case, her 3d scherzo is a flawed interpretation (and I am a Martha fan!)
@@MHB48615 If you are into Chopin generally, and into scherzi in particular, I re-posted a stunning performance on my channel. This guy is a youtuber, he posted a massive amount of historical recordings over the years, and, apparently, used to be a genius-level pianist, before he gave up music and started making a living. I gather, the Russian school. He does not like my playing, so he is not perfect. 🙂 But his 3d scherzo is the real thing, beginning with the sigh motive and concluding with the wildest coda. Check it out --
ua-cam.com/video/JaWrAKo0uvE/v-deo.html
Much of 6:15 and onward is so incredibly even and precise that it sounds like a MIDI file. Insane!
Its absurd that she is that talented and that beautiful. Maybe she doesn't have a sense of smell....I like to think everyone's got an Achille's heel of some sort but I sure can't see one :-)
+wiggityp Wiggityp: It is a good thing that your companion doesn't have this all-important trait which you had specified, so that she could tolerate your frequent olfactory mishaps.
Yeah fo' real right! I be fartin' homes.
wiggityp Wiggi: I was unfair: Your point was that everyone has a weakness or a non-talent, or negative attribute. This is true. Regarding this pianist, I don't know what it is, but you had made a truthful innocent comment and I take it back. I bid you all of the best.
Quellle perfection de sensibilité... Chopin doit jubiler!...
wiggityp LMFAOOOO
Version incroyable !
she never drowns her performance with too much pedal.
Qué sonido;;; que buen uso de la técnica;;; hace música como si el Piano fuera un juguete para ella;;;cada vez me recuerda más a mi hija;;;son gemelas de la buena interpretación;;;Felicitar es poco;;;
A real intellectual achievement as well to give such unity, grace and precission to this piece, one Chopin's most complex btw. Only one question is left : what would the composer himself think of this interpretation
I’d be surprised if he didn’t rise from his grave and cheer!
Prior to this, Martha Argerich had not played piano for three years and had only returned to the piano for 6 months.
Also, a year prior to this, she got pregnant by her friend Robert Chen; married him and shortly divorced him; then returned to her domineering mother in Geneva, where she gave birth to her first daughter. And yet, she still found the time to win the Chopin competition at age 24… again, all within one year.
If that’s not talent, I don’t know what is. She truly is the queen of the piano!
Genial ,linda ,sensual e nunca vai aparecer talento igual.😘👍
Not True! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! More Powerful Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev the Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Fantastic quality. Thanks for sharing
What a beautiful young woman. And she can also play the piano!
Gracias Fabio, esta versión de Martha es extraordinaria.
Is she crazy? How does she do that and make it look so effortless?
Mongmongy Yeo That can't be a real question that you are asking? 🤔🤔
hahaam i thought the same
slow practice
@@agamaz5650 *practice
Justin Yeo Dunno if she’s crazy or not, but she is certainly beautiful & a first class player.
Martha and Yuga are just generational pianists. I think I have been given a great gift/blessing just watching and hearing them perform. I say this recognizing the wealth of pianistic talent that one hears in the world and on UA-cam. I guess it is similar to this idea Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart had, talking about defining pornography. Even though he can't adequately define it, he knows it when he sees it.
It looks like she just waves her fingers over the keyboard and it plays for her!
Shhh, she is using the force...
Wow! She play great!
She is great!!!
Exuberante, esplendorosa & magnifica.....el altisimo la creo para otorgar belleza
IVO POGORELICH SAME SCHERZO, CHOPIN COMPETITION 1980. ALSO ROSA TAMARKINA, GREAT TO LISTEN TO THEM
A virtual masterclass in proper hand position, a wonderful artistic statement and ... I'll take the Mad Men era polka dot dress and modest heels over the miniskirt and stilletos any day.
Thank you! Great upload!
Wow you play...❤❤❤i dont know this melody,but you play it❤
6:32 the c sharp being played staccato makes this so much better
Thanks for uploading!
La Meilleure De Toute ! 😍💞
NOT TRUE! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! MORE POWERFUL Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev The Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
Immensa allora come oggi❤
beautiful Martha!!!
Recuerdos felices de CEMUS vienen a mi memoria!
Gracias por este viaje en el tiempo.
Te deseos de bendiciones!
Un honor haber coincidido en aquella época! Saludos!
Ya mire todos tus videos, 👍
Comenté en los que más me gustaron y todos llevan su like.
Suscrito y campanita !
Nuevamente, gracias Ale! Saludos!
Finally, the last chord! :D
Unbeliveble in a great way!❤
It doesn't get any better...
the best!! incredible
for me, this record is the ever best rendition of the scherzo 3 until now, which I have heard.
In the chorale section and the right hand playing not obvious notes but like a light rain.
Best pianist ever. She should be more recognized and admired.
NOT TRUE! More beautiful colorful piano Sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! MORE POWERFUL Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev the Supernova Explosion power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!
At least in Arthur Rubinsteins view this is the hardest Chopin piece. The maestro admitted he had to practise a lot for it. Young Martha is still in her comfort zone here. Guess she just could play anything at that age and still have reserves.
Rachmaninov got more "dislikes" for this piece, but I strongly recommend to listen to him.
アルゲリッチさん、ブラボー。最高です！
playing with music, Chopin was never so joyful
omg, looks she is just playing something very easy
the leggerio part is SOOOO difficult, how did she make it look SOOOOO easy, I wanna quit piano lol
Hahaha. The things we go through everyday!
This can't be a competition. This should be Martha's master class.
what part is that?
@@Populous3Tutorials The first one is at 1:29
Terrific!