0:52 Étude Op. 25 No. 1 in A flat ‘Aeolian Harp’ 3:15 Étude Op. 25 No. 2 in F minor ‘Les abeilles’ 4:44 Étude Op. 25 No. 3 in F major ‘Le cavalier’ 6:16 Étude Op. 25 No. 4 in A minor 7:49 Étude Op. 25 No. 5 in E minor ‘La fausse note’ 10:56 Étude Op. 25 No. 6 in G sharp ‘Thirds’ 12:56 Étude Op. 25 No. 7 in C sharp minor ‘Au violoncelle’ 18:21 Étude Op. 25 No. 8 in D flat major ‘Aux sixtes’ 19:27 Étude Op. 25 No. 9 in G flat major ‘Le papillon’ 20:28 Étude Op. 25 No. 10 in B minor ‘Aux octaves’ 25:04 Étude Op. 25 No. 11 in A minor ‘Wind winter’ 28:54 Étude Op. 25 No. 12 in C minor ‘L'océan’
Beautiful. I was so glad seeing this man winning the Tchaikovsky competition. He really deserved it. In my opinion he also was the true winner of the Chopin Competition - he is worlds apart from Avdeeva or Wunder in his musicality: he really feels the music he is playing and becomes a part of it. you can hear and see this. At the same time his interpretations are always honest and heartfelt, without any unneccessary exaggerations. He appears with an amazing modesty also.
Trifonov is one of the only pianists, who is able to give importance to all the voices. If you are hearing to the bass or to the hidden middle voice, he always give a sense and creates long lines. Even in Chopin's etudes, which are technically so challenging.
TRIFONOV is one of the 21st century's APEX PERFORMERS, of which there are quite a number, but not as many as the millions of pianists who are classical music pianists throughout the world in universities, concert venues, chamber music societies affiliations, etc. These Apex Performers set the standards for musicianship, technique, skill, devotion and perfection for the rest of the pianistic herd to learn from, emulate and "deify", as it were, in our present time and century.
Absolutely classic way of playing Chopin. He is a stream, he is an air, he is a fairy tale story. I love watching his hands, they are like flying butterflies. So much soul in this music.
Some of the freest, most elegant, sensitive, individualized playing of these etudes I've ever heard in sixty-odd years of listening. It's as though he were born to play Chopin. He even LOOKS a great deal like Chopin, albeit a sturdier version. Another of many wonderful artists playing before the public today. It's so ironic: Instrumentalists and singers keep getting better and better as audiences shrink and grow increasingly indifferent to the glies of serious music. God bless you, Daniil!
I love his total involvement with themusic His expressive face, ARM lovements, indepently the Wayn he takes the music thoough his body and delights in it .
С интересом прочитала Ваше мнение об исполнении 12 этюдов Шопена Op.25 . Россия традиционно сильна фортепьянной ШКОЛОЙ. Отсюда--выдающиеся пианисты и педагоги . Техника - это средство для игры на рояле ,но главное -палитра и звук. Ноты-это палитра,а звук -краска. Мы слушаем исполнителей ( и лучше с закрытыми глазами,так и пианисты поступают,чтобы лучше себя слышать ),а не следим за тем как бегают пальцы по клавишам. Согласна с Вами - Д. Трифонов имеет свой стиль,манеру,он узнаваем и в свои 20 лет ( запись тех лет),а сейчас ему ТОЛЬКО 22 -и так совершенно владеть инструментом---- зрело,глубоко ..
When I was 11, January 31, 1959, my parents took me to hear Van Cliburn. He played Op.25 No. 11, "Winter Wind." That was a total spiritual and artistic awakening. Hearing these readings by the master, Trifonov, 51 years later was yet another spiritual and artistic awakening. Music is a way to let the light of God shine on ones soul and survive it.
Dude imagine having to play octaves,winter wind and ocean all after eachother. That by itself is impressive but this man has performed all 12! Outstanding performance.
He is in state of flow during performance. Audience is not there, time is not important, its just a music and him. Thats why he can perform that all so brilliant.
The clarity on no 1 is absolutely outrageous. I think it is also a very piano. The whole play is pianissimo and legato absolutely outrageous how beautiful it is. What a genius Danil
I prefer by far Yunchan Lim, at 15 yo, extraordinary performance at Ysangyun competition that he has won… on UA-cam !… now he is 19 and won Van Cliburn international competition at only18 in 2022 !!
Such beautiful playing. Voicing, phrasing, clarity, emotion, sensitivity, dynamics. Sublime. Chopin is surely delighted with this poetic, brilliant pianist.
also Glenn Gould, Sviatoslav Richter, Vladimir Horowitz, Marcelle Meyer and probably a few others that I do not know well enough... But I feel the greatest genius since Glenn Gould ! His career confirmed it. He is actually in residence in Paris at Radio France and I am very happy to have booked five of his concerts. Lastly I heard him in a Scriabin sonata... exhilirating !!
THIS IS MAGICAL!! One of the very best pianists/musicians I've heard in my life! I wish this young pianist all the best in his life, Geert Dehoux, pianist. Belgium.
he is my favorite big-name pianist. now in 2023 his musical maturity is so extraordinary- the way he touches the piano you don't even hear the key stroke, just the note. alternately delicate and powerful the style is so distinctive I think he'll go down as one of the greats.
Dear Daniil Trifonov you are a true inspiration and a truly genius. Your performance is not just a performance, i can see all of your emotions when you're playing the piano. Your energy and all the emotions bring Chopin back to life, i could create various scenes in my mind like if i saw a movie of Chopin when you're performing the pieces. I could also feel your emotions like if Chopin went into your body and came through you back to life and performed on the piano through you. There are alot of great pianists out there and they all will play with a master skill all these pieces, but you IT'S YOU that has something that nobody has. You bring on the table things that not everyone can bring. I wrote this while practicing my fantaisie impromptu. So as a pianist to a pianist. Thanks for your performances and your existence.
Agreed... we need more... like him... but in their own special way... he's taken the time and GREAT stride... to find his... and connect with it... and THIS BOY works VERY VERY hard...
@@onlyfacts3101 they are very demanding as the ”etude” is a piece meant to develope technique. Essentially he shows up and shows that he masters 12 extraordinary difficult techniques. On top of that he shows his mature sense of musicality at the same time. And this is live (imagine the pressure!). The etudea by chopin are very popular because they combine the technical difficulty with musicality, making them pleasant to listen to and practice.
@@jakobhedman836 THANK YOU! I’ve recently found myself binging videos of ppl playing “winter wind” and I’m damn near in love with that piece. What would you say would be the hardest piece to play?
I have absolutely NEVER experienced something like this… my body is full of goosebumps and i have teared… one of the fastest half an hour of my life... Chopin is back!!
Yes you are right i concede live is more difficult, many years ago i had a cassette of pollini they were the first time i'd heard the etudes and they stick with you
From the moment he began - not even 55 seconds into the performance - I knew I was in the presence of greatness. The first etude was extraordinary alone. So much so as to eclipse even Rubinstein. The F minor was of wings tipped of silver. Each etude thereafter was no less beautiful, no less exquisitely conceived. There is such complete accord here between all components . Utterly flawless work! To say even "Bravo" seems harsh in the face of such beauty, but bravo......Bravo!
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webernpiano Ironically, I find his Chopin much better than his Russian repertoire. I think he is the best interpreter of Chopin today. But I find Yuja a better interpreter of Rach 3 and Tchaikovsky's 1st. And Kissin better than him in the Rach 2.
webernpiano Cliburn made me cry whenever I watch his performance of the Tchaikovsky 1 in moscow on utube(1962) when the entire Russian crowd stormed the stage with tons of flowers. I think Cliburn may have a big effort in lessening the tension between the US and the former Soviet. And for that, he deserved far more credit. I love him. I LOVE the way he looks directly at the conductor during the final bars of the Tchaikovsky 1 in 1962, 4 years after he made the moscow audience fall in love with him when he won the Tchaikovsky competition in 1958. Still, to me, the most emotionally and technically satisfying performance of the Tchaikovsky 1 is Stanislav Ioudenitch when he tied with Olga Kern in the Cliburn competition. I think he should have won it outright. I have never heard the Tchaikovsky played with as much bravura and emotion as his. He's a wonderful family man who chose his family rather than an international career. I do bless him for that, though.
I think if Fréderic Chopin could hear this amazing performance of his Etúdes - by Daniil - he'd smile through his tears from emotion how wonderfully have been discovered his intentions by this young, amazing poet of piano...his approach to this music is just so personal love affair with feelings written instead of the musical text... Daniil gave completely different colours to Chopin's Etúdes, beyond any performances I heard in my life...mastery at any bar and phrases...
Ever since i heard these etudes for the first time - some 30 years ago - i hoped that once i would hear them performed in this way, as the timeless masterpieces that they are. Thank you very much Daniil.
What a magnificent performance. Such sensitivity. Such range of dynamics and rubato. One of the best performances I have heard. Daniil is certainly on the road to being a great pianist, one who will be admired and appreciated by many. Bravo Daniil.
Reading some of the criticism below makes me very sad. Why can listeners not just enjoy the wonder of whatever good music is put out? Young Daniil does an exceptional job and I for one can hear the difference between him and some other players. Give the youngster time to unfold and avoid killing an exceptional person and musician with bad criticism!
+SoulNotes1 I could not agree more and cannot for the life of me understand viscious non-constructive criticism. To me, he is pure genious, with enormous sensitivity and the ability to communicate. I rarely watch his face because I nearly always close my eyes when I listen to music.
+Lynn Hamilton Thanks Lynn! Yes, music evokes the beauty within us and to find people trashing the beauty that is presented to them, is very, very sad indeed. I wish people would refrain from saying anything if they cannot find any praise...and if they listened, they would find something beautiful. Nice to know someone shares my feelings. Blessings to you!
+SoulNotes1 I agree!! He is actually a very gifted virtuoso. Facial expressions of joy, pain are shown as he truly feels this music. Additionally, it is brutally difficult play! I know someone who met him in person recently and his words were that he is "kind, charming, and quite shy". Personally, I love his style :-)) Thanks for such a caring post! Take care, ~Jackie
Daniil es un genio! Touch maravillosamente, adoro sus manos, su sensibilidad y su expresión facial, yo gozo viéndolo y escuchándolo. Lo adoro! I love him so much!!!!
this guy uses silences and rubatos as possibly no one does when playing the more rapid etudes, thereby making for thrilling listening and also distinguishing detachment and grief from despair and anger.. very beautiful
This might be one of the most beautifully-voiced performance of the etudes I've heard. Especially noticeable in 1, the middle section of 5, and 7. Masterful performance by Trifonov.
His every phrase sings, his rhythms dance. His sense of balance in sonority is uncanny. Trifonov possesses a delicacy of touch and commands a range of tone colour rarely seen. Truly remarkable.
-- Il y a une fluidité dans son interprétation qui relève de l'exploit. C'est naturel comme si l'instrument était le prolongement de son corps. Les sons qui s'en dégagent sont clairs, précis, ils prennent un sens et une cohésion rarement reproduits avec une telle conviction et une si grande justesse. Je pense à Alexei Sultanov qui au même âge et avec cette même fougue et cette même envie exécutait les œuvres de Chopin à l'envie et de manière parfaite, innée. Daniil Trifonov est un pianiste peut-être plus impressionnant encore. Espérons qu'il garde cette fraicheur tout au long de sa carrière. Il fait déjà parti des plus grands pianistes de ce début de XXIe siècle. --
Oui, il est vraiment exceptionnel, il rend intelligibles des pièces compiquées parce qu'il garde toujours le fil conducteur de la mélodie même quand elle est enfouie comme un petit ruisseau sous la végétation foisonnante des arpèges et des accords.
Bien sûr! Je suis complètement d'accord avec votre commentaire! Un mot que j'utiliserais pour décrire Trifonov, c'est son originalité! Les autres pianistes jouent bien, mais ils n'ont pas ces qualités...mais j'adore la fraîcheur de ses interprétations!
I've been skipping over this one, thinking I had listened to the etudes quite enough. I'm so glad I finally listened to them. No, I had NOT head them before. This is an exceptional performance. I have never witnessed such a love affair between a pianist and his piano. God bless ;you, Daniil Trifonov! I wish I could enjoy life half as much as you obviously do.
My tears want to come out at the first notes. It is your attitude that enables you to bring out the higher language of music down to the human sphere. This is so rare and I thank you deeply!
That no.1 always brings a smile to my face. He plays somehow in an unmodernised way, it sounds as though its being played by a genuine romantic pianist in the romantic period. The articulation is not just the typical play as legato as possible, its delicately measured.
That no.1 is something else really. Cuts my ties from this world every time I hear it. You should try hearing it from Daniel Barenboim from the encores album too, I can't decide which interpretation is touching my heart better.
OMG, I felt the anticipation in the pause just before he began to play - and the anticipation was worth it. I was almost in tears of beauty listening to the 1st etude of this group. Aeolian harp is my favourite piece of piano music ever.
no 1: 00:51 (Aeolian Harp) no 2: 03:14 (The Bees) no 3: 04:45 (The Horseman) no 4: 06:16 no 5: 07:48 (Wrong Note) no 6: 10:56 (Thirds) no 7: 12:56 (Cello) no 8: 18:21 (Sixths) no 9: 19:27 (Butterfly) no 10: 20:28 (Octaves) no 11: 25:03 (Winter Wind) no 12: 28:54 (Ocean)
I love all his performances, light, elegant, but emotional, powerful. No excessive tempo, if once too fast, still kept the main melody in shape. Indeed such a good performer.
Trifonov, brilliant pianist. .....You feel great sympathy for him, he has such an open disposition. I think that lack of guardedness contributes perhaps to his gifts in this artform. He's very compelling.
Étude Op. 25, No. 1 in A-flat major 00:00 - Aeolian Harp Étude Op. 25, No. 2 in F minor 02:40 - The bees Étude Op. 25, No. 3 in F major 04:16 - The horseman Étude Op. 25, No. 4 in A minor 06:05 - Paganini Étude Op. 25, No. 5 in E minor 07:45 - Wrong notes Étude Op. 25, No. 6 in G-sharp minor 11:22 - Double thirds Étude Op. 25, No. 7 in C-sharp minor 13:25 - Cello Étude Op. 25, No. 8 in D-flat major 18:31 - Sixths Étude Op. 25, No. 9 in G-flat major 19:45 - Butterfly Étude Op. 25, No. 10 in B minor 21:06 - Octaves Étude Op. 25, No. 11 in A minor 25:28 - Winter wind Étude Op. 25, No. 12 in C minor 29:08 - Ocean
really a genius,how much intensity and emotion he can give through his music...i wonder how much time he spend in his piano every day to reach this perfection
I just read an interview with his teacher who said Daniil showed up each week with 2 or 3 completely memorized Chopin etudes and was ready to play them all in recital in 2 months. Wow.
What a richness of expression! And besides his truly amazing technique - this sweet approach of tenderness...no words to describe it. Thank you, thank you so much, Daniil! Your Etudes are beyond fantastical performance!😍👏❤
The depth of insight and the clarity of his performance as well as the outstanding weight control of those hands is exemplary for any other currently performing pianist. Thank you very much for this recording.
commovente, raffinatissimo geniale ....apre nuove porte..o forse sono le vere originali sensazioni che Chopin doveva regalare...un'incantesimo....!Grazie Daniil...
How beautiful! Played with taste and deep feeling....such a delicate balance, and he accomplishes it. Not to mention impressive virtuosity. Bravo, Daniil!
Here is youthful and exuberant greatness to experience. Trífonov plays these etudes wonderfully, and thoroughly inhabits them, making each phrase his own, even as they resonate with the stylings of other great players before him. I mean that in a profound way for one so young, because I’ve been listening to and playing these works for many, many decades. I’ve heard it all, yet this young man’s performances made me take interest from the beginning, sustaining that interest until the last note had faded. He makes you forget that these are, after all, etudes. That means they are designed to work out certain technical problems, and every one of them is what you could call... well... hard to play. Chopin was a genius, so he was able to work those etudes into musical ideas rather than mere mechanical studies, but it takes a player who can lose themselves in the music without losing their focus on the technique. It was a total delight to hear Trifonov’s fascination with his own ability to create these lines, these voices that cohere and flow in and out of each other, right there in his hands. In the pursuit of authenticity or tradition we often forget that music is also discovery and awe right there in the moment as you attempt to create life, to pour it right into this complex mechanical device, and you hear it working, the voices congealing into song. This man really gets it, and he makes no disingenuous attempts to hide those emotions he’s generating. It’s refreshing! I hope to hear more of his playing.
He was 20 years old at this performance, The clarity, style and understanding of this music is astonishing. This isn't prodigy, it's genius.
20 you say. Woah . At that age I was making my addictions professional. Good for him and his gift to all of is
Also drill by his parents. Given that he is russian that makes sense.
He's probably been playing piano for at least 12-15 years at this point.
@@Neo_wownationality doesn't matter
@@jazzmusic5560its stereotyped (also kinda true) that russians and asians are always forced to play piano at a young age and get extremely good
0:52 Étude Op. 25 No. 1 in A flat ‘Aeolian Harp’
3:15 Étude Op. 25 No. 2 in F minor ‘Les abeilles’
4:44 Étude Op. 25 No. 3 in F major ‘Le cavalier’
6:16 Étude Op. 25 No. 4 in A minor
7:49 Étude Op. 25 No. 5 in E minor ‘La fausse note’
10:56 Étude Op. 25 No. 6 in G sharp ‘Thirds’
12:56 Étude Op. 25 No. 7 in C sharp minor ‘Au violoncelle’
18:21 Étude Op. 25 No. 8 in D flat major ‘Aux sixtes’
19:27 Étude Op. 25 No. 9 in G flat major ‘Le papillon’
20:28 Étude Op. 25 No. 10 in B minor ‘Aux octaves’
25:04 Étude Op. 25 No. 11 in A minor ‘Wind winter’
28:54 Étude Op. 25 No. 12 in C minor ‘L'océan’
no. 4 ''Paganini"
P.T. Luis Ángel Nicolás RodrÍguez winter wind*
わぁぁありがとぉ！詳細ww
Not like it’s important but no 4 is Paganini
Thank you!!
Beautiful. I was so glad seeing this man winning the Tchaikovsky competition. He really deserved it. In my opinion he also was the true winner of the Chopin Competition - he is worlds apart from Avdeeva or Wunder in his musicality: he really feels the music he is playing and becomes a part of it. you can hear and see this. At the same time his interpretations are always honest and heartfelt, without any unneccessary exaggerations. He appears with an amazing modesty also.
0:52 ‘Aeolian Harp’
3:15 ‘The Bees’
4:45 ‘The Horseman’
6:16 ‘Paganini’
7:49 ‘Wrong Note’
10:55 ‘Thirds’
12:56 ‘The Cello’
18:21 ‘Sixths’
19:28 ‘Butterfly’
20:28 ‘Octaves’
25:04 ‘Winter Wind’
28:54 ‘Ocean’
Thx
@@shafikbarah9273You’re welcome
Trifonov is one of the only pianists, who is able to give importance to all the voices. If you are hearing to the bass or to the hidden middle voice, he always give a sense and creates long lines. Even in Chopin's etudes, which are technically so challenging.
TRIFONOV is one of the 21st century's APEX PERFORMERS, of which there are quite a number, but not as many as the millions of pianists who are classical music pianists throughout the world in universities, concert venues, chamber music societies affiliations, etc.
These Apex Performers set the standards for musicianship, technique, skill, devotion and perfection for the rest of the pianistic herd to learn from, emulate and "deify", as it were, in our present time and century.
Loved your comment. I paid attention to his interpretation and really confirmed your point.
Absolutely classic way of playing Chopin. He is a stream, he is an air, he is a fairy tale story. I love watching his hands, they are like flying butterflies. So much soul in this music.
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
ua-cam.com/video/r2o1Pid015Y/v-deo.html
Some of the freest, most elegant, sensitive, individualized playing of these etudes I've ever heard in sixty-odd years of listening. It's as though he were born to play Chopin.
He even LOOKS a great deal like Chopin, albeit a sturdier version.
Another of many wonderful artists playing before the public today.
It's so ironic: Instrumentalists and singers keep getting better and better as audiences shrink and grow increasingly indifferent to the glies of serious music.
God bless you, Daniil!
What you write is so true: more and more astonishingly gifted musicians are trying to have careers in a world that increasingly isn’t interested.
Chopin was notoriously thin and lightly built to be fair. I read once that before his death he was only something like 50kg
I love his total involvement with themusic His expressive face, ARM lovements, indepently the Wayn he takes the music thoough his body and delights in it .
This guy is much more than a standard prodigy. Apart from technique, which is the foundation, he has style, maturity and profundity.
С интересом прочитала Ваше мнение об исполнении 12 этюдов Шопена Op.25 . Россия традиционно сильна фортепьянной ШКОЛОЙ. Отсюда--выдающиеся пианисты и педагоги . Техника - это средство для игры на рояле ,но главное -палитра и звук. Ноты-это палитра,а звук -краска. Мы слушаем исполнителей ( и лучше с закрытыми глазами,так и пианисты поступают,чтобы лучше себя слышать ),а не следим за тем как бегают пальцы по клавишам. Согласна с Вами - Д. Трифонов имеет свой стиль,манеру,он узнаваем и в свои 20 лет ( запись тех лет),а сейчас ему ТОЛЬКО 22 -и так совершенно владеть инструментом---- зрело,глубоко ..
Obviously
Claudio Szwarcfiter well said.... totally agree “ this guy is much more than a standard prodigy”.. the world is so lucky to have him.
Claudio Szwarcfiter not to mention he also has many faces
Perfeccion!!!!....Bravo!!!!
no 1: 00:51
no 2: 03:14
no 3: 04:45
no 4: 06:16
no 5: 07:48
no 6: 10:56
no 7: 12:56
no 8: 18:21
no 9: 19:27
no 10: 20:28
no 11: 25:03
no 12: 28:54
Thank you very much, time saver.
+Luka Milosavljevic thanks!
+Luka Milosavljevic GRAÇAS A VC, NÃO ESTOU MAIS PERDIDO EM NOITE ESCURA EM PLENA SELVA! OBRIGADO!
thanks! it helped a lot
Thank you very much Luca, ciao.
This is the finest, smoothest, most exquisite food for the ears..
Thank you Chopin. Thank you Trifonov.
I receive a deep soul massage every time I listen to Trifonov play and I feel renewed afterwards. He's a healer.
Khamomil yes, a transcendental human.
absolutely - I teared up - several times!
When I was 11, January 31, 1959, my parents took me to hear Van Cliburn. He played Op.25 No. 11, "Winter Wind." That was a total spiritual and artistic awakening. Hearing these readings by the master, Trifonov, 51 years later was yet another spiritual and artistic awakening. Music is a way to let the light of God shine on ones soul and survive it.
Dang how old are you now?
@@bludika Do the math.
You should close your eyes when listening to this performance as it seems to be played by a heavenly Angel.
Trifonov is a GENIUS.
Dude imagine having to play octaves,winter wind and ocean all after eachother. That by itself is impressive but this man has performed all 12! Outstanding performance.
Exactly what i was thinking..
He is in state of flow during performance. Audience is not there, time is not important, its just a music and him. Thats why he can perform that all so brilliant.
Check out his performance of all of the transcendental etudes by Liszt. It’s on youtube
@@mightymaniac8712 i think everyone has heard that magical performance :) on of the greatest of all time
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
ua-cam.com/video/r2o1Pid015Y/v-deo.html
The clarity on no 1 is absolutely outrageous. I think it is also a very piano. The whole play is pianissimo and legato absolutely outrageous how beautiful it is. What a genius Danil
I prefer by far Yunchan Lim, at 15 yo, extraordinary performance at Ysangyun competition that he has won… on UA-cam !… now he is 19 and won Van Cliburn international competition at only18 in 2022 !!
Sounds like Daniil is now setting the standard even higher. Congratulations.
Such beautiful playing. Voicing, phrasing, clarity, emotion, sensitivity, dynamics. Sublime. Chopin is surely delighted with this poetic, brilliant pianist.
Oh man, that no 1... Simply amazing. The voicing, the pedalling, the phrasing... Benchmark.
Beautiful. Isn't it? I could listen to it a thousand times and never get tired. Trifonov is such a fine pianist.
@@carmenl9280 indeed. He is amazing. 5 years since my comment and I still think this no 1 rendition is perfect
@@kzelmer i keep coming back to it too. best no. 1 out there
The most genius pianist ever. just the way he plays is different and unique in every way from other pianists. he brings something else to this world.
Lol
also Glenn Gould, Sviatoslav Richter, Vladimir Horowitz, Marcelle Meyer and probably a few others that I do not know well enough... But I feel the greatest genius since Glenn Gould ! His career confirmed it. He is actually in residence in Paris at Radio France and I am very happy to have booked five of his concerts. Lastly I heard him in a Scriabin sonata... exhilirating !!
THIS IS MAGICAL!!
One of the very best pianists/musicians I've heard in my life!
I wish this young pianist all the best in his life,
Geert Dehoux, pianist.
Belgium.
This is it!! He has arrived!! NO ONE HAS HIS TOUCH , OR TECHNIQUE. We are truly blessed to be witness to his genius.
he is my favorite big-name pianist. now in 2023 his musical maturity is so extraordinary- the way he touches the piano you don't even hear the key stroke, just the note. alternately delicate and powerful the style is so distinctive I think he'll go down as one of the greats.
Dear Daniil Trifonov you are a true inspiration and a truly genius. Your performance is not just a performance, i can see
all of your emotions when you're playing the piano. Your energy and all the emotions bring Chopin back to life, i could create various scenes in my mind like if i saw a movie of Chopin when you're performing the pieces.
I could also feel your emotions like if Chopin went into your body and came through you back to life and performed on the piano through you. There are alot of great pianists out there and they all will play with a master skill all these pieces, but you IT'S YOU that has something that nobody has. You bring on the table things that not everyone can bring.
I wrote this while practicing my fantaisie impromptu. So as a pianist to a pianist.
Thanks for your performances and your existence.
This piece brought me back to life
This is an absolutely splendid performance of the entire Op. 25 etudes! So rare to hear them all so gorgeously displayed! Thank You so very much!
Agreed... we need more... like him... but in their own special way... he's taken the time and GREAT stride... to find his... and connect with it... and THIS BOY works VERY VERY hard...
Hi can u explain why it’s so hard to play all of them and why they are so popular
@@onlyfacts3101 they are very demanding as the ”etude” is a piece meant to develope technique. Essentially he shows up and shows that he masters 12 extraordinary difficult techniques. On top of that he shows his mature sense of musicality at the same time. And this is live (imagine the pressure!).
The etudea by chopin are very popular because they combine the technical difficulty with musicality, making them pleasant to listen to and practice.
@@jakobhedman836 THANK YOU! I’ve recently found myself binging videos of ppl playing “winter wind” and I’m damn near in love with that piece. What would you say would be the hardest piece to play?
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
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I have absolutely NEVER experienced something like this… my body is full of goosebumps and i have teared… one of the fastest half an hour of my life... Chopin is back!!
pollini did better etudes
sam333
quoto in pieno
Yes you are right i concede live is more difficult, many years ago i had a cassette of pollini they were the first time i'd heard the etudes and they stick with you
all great pianists, you have taste, i adore Perahia
Fa schifo
This pianist is truly special. He makes the piano sing before he even touches the keys.
From the moment he began - not even 55 seconds into the performance - I knew I was in the presence of greatness. The first etude was extraordinary alone. So much so as to eclipse even Rubinstein. The F minor was of wings tipped of silver. Each etude thereafter was no less beautiful, no less exquisitely conceived. There is such complete accord here between all components . Utterly flawless work! To say even "Bravo" seems harsh in the face of such beauty, but bravo......Bravo!
Damn, that's some real liszt talking😂😂😂😂 but i agree
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Who won the Rubinstein Competition when Trifonov played the opus 25 Etudes by Chopin? I know he won the Tchaikovsky Competition in 2011.
trifonov won
webernpiano Ironically, I find his Chopin much better than his Russian repertoire. I think he is the best interpreter of Chopin today. But I find Yuja a better interpreter of Rach 3 and Tchaikovsky's 1st. And Kissin better than him in the Rach 2.
Vette gaddia check out alessandro deljavan's op 25 during the Cliburn. it is also very good
webernpiano Cliburn made me cry whenever I watch his performance of the Tchaikovsky 1 in moscow on utube(1962) when the entire Russian crowd stormed the stage with tons of flowers. I think Cliburn may have a big effort in lessening the tension between the US and the former Soviet. And for that, he deserved far more credit. I love him. I LOVE the way he looks directly at the conductor during the final bars of the Tchaikovsky 1 in 1962, 4 years after he made the moscow audience fall in love with him when he won the Tchaikovsky competition in 1958. Still, to me, the most emotionally and technically satisfying performance of the Tchaikovsky 1 is Stanislav Ioudenitch when he tied with Olga Kern in the Cliburn competition. I think he should have won it outright. I have never heard the Tchaikovsky played with as much bravura and emotion as his. He's a wonderful family man who chose his family rather than an international career. I do bless him for that, though.
I CAN'T STOP LISTENING TO THIS!
I think if Fréderic Chopin could hear this amazing performance of his Etúdes - by Daniil - he'd smile through his tears from emotion how wonderfully have been discovered his intentions by this young, amazing poet of piano...his approach to this music is just so personal love affair with feelings written instead of the musical text... Daniil gave completely different colours to Chopin's Etúdes, beyond any performances I heard in my life...mastery at any bar and phrases...
This is Russian musical education - play with your heart, sing with your heart...always.
This is balm for the soul.
Thanks
Ever since i heard these etudes for the first time - some 30 years ago - i hoped that once i would hear them performed in this way, as the timeless masterpieces that they are. Thank you very much Daniil.
The best version I've heard in my life of the Etude no 7 op. 25 in C sharp minor - at 12min48sec. Trifonov here "plays his life". Mesmerizing.
A rare instance of Chopin's use of quotation. The initial motif of this etude is a quotation from the introduction to Act 2 of Bellini's Norma.
What a magnificent performance. Such sensitivity. Such range of dynamics and rubato. One of the best performances I have heard. Daniil is certainly on the road to being a great pianist, one who will be admired and appreciated by many.
Bravo Daniil.
Эту Музыку можно слушать бесконечно...
Блистательный Пианист Даниил Трифонов !
Браво..
Reading some of the criticism below makes me very sad. Why can listeners not just enjoy the wonder of whatever good music is put out? Young Daniil does an exceptional job and I for one can hear the difference between him and some other players. Give the youngster time to unfold and avoid killing an exceptional person and musician with bad criticism!
+SoulNotes1 I could not agree more and cannot for the life of me understand viscious non-constructive criticism. To me, he is pure genious, with enormous sensitivity and the ability to communicate. I rarely watch his face because I nearly always close my eyes when I listen to music.
+Lynn Hamilton Thanks Lynn! Yes, music evokes the beauty within us and to find people trashing the beauty that is presented to them, is very, very sad indeed. I wish people would refrain from saying anything if they cannot find any praise...and if they listened, they would find something beautiful. Nice to know someone shares my feelings. Blessings to you!
+SoulNotes1 I agree!! He is actually a very gifted virtuoso. Facial expressions of joy, pain are shown as he truly feels this music. Additionally, it is brutally difficult play! I know someone who met him in person recently and his words were that he is "kind, charming, and quite shy". Personally, I love his style :-)) Thanks for such a caring post! Take care, ~Jackie
SoulNotes
Daniil es un genio! Touch maravillosamente, adoro sus manos, su sensibilidad y su expresión facial, yo gozo viéndolo y escuchándolo.
Lo adoro!
I love him so much!!!!
Wow, a powerfully emotional performance! I've heard a lot of pianists play this and this was among the most moving of performances.
Born with a "GIFT" and I am honored to listen to him. ~ ♥
this guy uses silences and rubatos as possibly no one does when playing the more rapid etudes, thereby making for thrilling listening and also distinguishing detachment and grief from despair and anger.. very beautiful
Truly brilliant! So sensitive with great tonal color and controlled dynamics.
This might be one of the most beautifully-voiced performance of the etudes I've heard. Especially noticeable in 1, the middle section of 5, and 7. Masterful performance by Trifonov.
His every phrase sings, his rhythms dance. His sense of balance in sonority is uncanny. Trifonov possesses a delicacy of touch and commands a range of tone colour rarely seen. Truly remarkable.
-- Il y a une fluidité dans son interprétation qui relève de l'exploit. C'est naturel comme si l'instrument était le prolongement de son corps. Les sons qui s'en dégagent sont clairs, précis, ils prennent un sens et une cohésion rarement reproduits avec une telle conviction et une si grande justesse. Je pense à Alexei Sultanov qui au même âge et avec cette même fougue et cette même envie exécutait les œuvres de Chopin à l'envie et de manière parfaite, innée. Daniil Trifonov est un pianiste peut-être plus impressionnant encore. Espérons qu'il garde cette fraicheur tout au long de sa carrière. Il fait déjà parti des plus grands pianistes de ce début de XXIe siècle. --
Oui, il est vraiment exceptionnel, il rend intelligibles des pièces compiquées parce qu'il garde toujours le fil conducteur de la mélodie même quand elle est enfouie comme un petit ruisseau sous la végétation foisonnante des arpèges et des accords.
Bien sûr! Je suis complètement d'accord avec votre commentaire! Un mot que j'utiliserais pour décrire Trifonov, c'est son originalité! Les autres pianistes jouent bien, mais ils n'ont pas ces qualités...mais j'adore la fraîcheur de ses interprétations!
Jouer ces 12 études, et terminer par octave, winterwind et océan à la suite avec une telle finesse c'est une prouesse que je ne pensais pas possible.
I've been skipping over this one, thinking I had listened to the etudes quite enough. I'm so glad I finally listened to them. No, I had NOT head them before. This is an exceptional performance. I have never witnessed such a love affair between a pianist and his piano. God bless ;you, Daniil Trifonov! I wish I could enjoy life half as much as you obviously do.
Hearing this in July 2019. Wonderful, heart breaking but joyous touch. He is so connected to the music.
My tears want to come out at the first notes. It is your attitude that enables you to bring out the higher language of music down to the human sphere. This is so rare and I thank you deeply!
Wow!!! Finally I found the best interpretation for the Ocean etude ! Genious!! So much emotion ...
this is not Ocean etude :D this is Winter wind etude :D
Michal Volarik After the Winter Wind there is the Ocean etude
wtf lol
Hamlet A it is my favorite etude!
If you want an amazing interpretation of the Ocean etude I suggest you check out Kemal Gekic's performance
He's just enjoying the music he's playing. There's no harm in endulging oneself with music.
That no.1 always brings a smile to my face. He plays somehow in an unmodernised way, it sounds as though its being played by a genuine romantic pianist in the romantic period. The articulation is not just the typical play as legato as possible, its delicately measured.
Playing it and listening to it makes me smile too :)
That no.1 is something else really. Cuts my ties from this world every time I hear it. You should try hearing it from Daniel Barenboim from the encores album too, I can't decide which interpretation is touching my heart better.
It's not too fast, like the modern standard
@ Arthur Rubinstein. AH. Mon Dieu. Merci! c'est trop belle.
12:56 No. 7 in C sharp minor is an absolute universe of depth in this interpretation. What a gift has been shared!
OMG, I felt the anticipation in the pause just before he began to play - and the anticipation was worth it. I was almost in tears of beauty listening to the 1st etude of this group. Aeolian harp is my favourite piece of piano music ever.
Потрясающий звук! Какой тонкий музыкант! О технике уж и речи нет... БРАВО!!! amazing sound. such a gentle musician!
Миллион браво! Невероятно тонко и благородно!!!💐💐💐💐💐👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌞
Magnifique pianiste :) je suis une amoureuse de Chopin j'aime beaucoup l'interprétation de Danili, délicat et expressive à la fois, merci
Merci de votre magnifique commentaire, je vous souhaite mille bonnes choses dans votre vie et toujours avec Chopin !!!!!
no 1: 00:51 (Aeolian Harp)
no 2: 03:14 (The Bees)
no 3: 04:45 (The Horseman)
no 4: 06:16
no 5: 07:48 (Wrong Note)
no 6: 10:56 (Thirds)
no 7: 12:56 (Cello)
no 8: 18:21 (Sixths)
no 9: 19:27 (Butterfly)
no 10: 20:28 (Octaves)
no 11: 25:03 (Winter Wind)
no 12: 28:54 (Ocean)
thank you!
𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮.
I love all his performances, light, elegant, but emotional, powerful. No excessive tempo, if once too fast, still kept the main melody in shape.
Indeed such a good performer.
extremely charismatic and musical. Incredible phrasing, dynamics and articulation. But mostly, out of this world. No. 10 is truly amazing.
Trifonov, brilliant pianist. .....You feel great sympathy for him, he has such an open disposition. I think that lack of guardedness contributes perhaps to his gifts in this artform. He's very compelling.
Such an insightful and beautiful comment!
Tbh
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
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Incredible talent. I stumbled upon this video, and stayed for thirty minutes. Thank you.
Étude Op. 25, No. 1 in A-flat major 00:00 - Aeolian Harp
Étude Op. 25, No. 2 in F minor 02:40
- The bees
Étude Op. 25, No. 3 in F major 04:16
- The horseman
Étude Op. 25, No. 4 in A minor 06:05
- Paganini
Étude Op. 25, No. 5 in E minor 07:45
- Wrong notes
Étude Op. 25, No. 6 in G-sharp minor 11:22 -
Double thirds
Étude Op. 25, No. 7 in C-sharp minor 13:25 -
Cello
Étude Op. 25, No. 8 in D-flat major 18:31
- Sixths
Étude Op. 25, No. 9 in G-flat major 19:45 -
Butterfly
Étude Op. 25, No. 10 in B minor 21:06
- Octaves
Étude Op. 25, No. 11 in A minor 25:28
- Winter wind
Étude Op. 25, No. 12 in C minor 29:08 - Ocean
his face express his absolute love
Daniil is a genious,without any doubt.
Correct spelling counts.
Juliet0307 Daniel is NOT a genious
He’s a genius
Irony...
Daniel may be a 'genius', and without any doubt, you are not. lol
@@Mike1614YT He could be. He could be foreign
He is one with the music. Absolutely incredible and beautiful. Such a great talent already.
really a genius,how much intensity and emotion he can give through his music...i wonder how much time he spend in his piano every day to reach this perfection
I just read an interview with his teacher who said Daniil showed up each week with 2 or 3 completely memorized Chopin etudes and was ready to play them all in recital in 2 months. Wow.
What a richness of expression! And besides his truly amazing technique - this sweet approach of tenderness...no words to describe it. Thank you, thank you so much, Daniil! Your Etudes are beyond fantastical performance!😍👏❤
By far the best op. 25 etudes I have heard. So light yet clear.
It was such a pleasure shooting video of Daniil in our studio in Boston.What an incredibly talented young pianist.
Спасибо , Даниил ! Это был реальный Шопен !!! Успехов и здоровья Вам !!
The depth of insight and the clarity of his performance as well as the outstanding weight control of those hands is exemplary for any other currently performing pianist. Thank you very much for this recording.
commovente, raffinatissimo geniale ....apre nuove porte..o forse sono le vere originali sensazioni che Chopin doveva regalare...un'incantesimo....!Grazie Daniil...
Давно слежу за творчеством Даниила Трифонова - прекрасный музыкант !
Simply the Best!
Is no one going to talk about his gorgeous no.2 ?
Edit : nvm this whole recital is just beautiful
the rubato is like no other... beautiful.
@@linuseike6041 I know , right ?
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
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This young man has a well formed heart which now lies exposed shed lavishly upon a steinway. I am astounded.
Only 23, wow. What a guy. What a Russian
+DanimalLawlz He was about 20 during this performance
He is not Russian, he is Jew
Tenía 20 años sólo, para la competencia.
Él es ruso de nacimiento. Su familia es judía?
bloher zz how do you know Daniil is Jewish?
Blother, jew is not a nationality.
Wow such a beautiful light delicate touch. Amazing and musical. Not just notes. This is what the world needs
You are magnificent!! Your touch, phrasing, expressiveness..... Bravo!!👏
OMG! невероятная красота!!!!!❤🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠✨✨✨🩷🩷🩷🩷🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
We are lucky to have this heavenly touch - the music and the pianist!
How beautiful! Played with taste and deep feeling....such a delicate balance, and he accomplishes it. Not to mention impressive virtuosity. Bravo, Daniil!
One of the greatest young pianists of our time!! This must have been thrilling to watch. I love his Liszt though....
He has the most beautiful hands on a piano. Such a pleasure to look at.
A superb artist !!!!!!!!!! Bravissimo!!!!!!!
One of the very best pianists alive!!!!
Xoxoxo Dianne
Wonderful hands indeed. 😊
Great to see / listen to a young pianist with such beautiful sound...not only the techniques but sooooo musicial... Classical Music will not die...
An excellent performance. Graceful, yet straightforward. I think Chopin would be pleased.
Perhaps he was Chopin, and has reincarnated to play his music again and reveal its essence.
Волшебно! Изумительно! Гениально! Спасибо,Даниил!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🌞🌞🌞💖💖💖❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🎇🎇🎇✨✨✨✨👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
So he performed Chopin's 12 etudes and Liszt's 12 transcendental etudes. Mad respect to this man.
MAGNIFICO PIANISTA #Trifonov !!! 🌹
Daniil understand's Chopin which comes across in his playing. And his playing of Chopin's Piano Sonata No.3 is sublime.
Очень эмоционально и вдохновенно. Я получил огромное удовольствие
У Даниила просто феноменальная техника.
Arthur Rubinstein would be so proud of this man
Chopin - Etude No. 12 op. 10 "Revolutionary"
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Here is youthful and exuberant greatness to experience. Trífonov plays these etudes wonderfully, and thoroughly inhabits them, making each phrase his own, even as they resonate with the stylings of other great players before him. I mean that in a profound way for one so young, because I’ve been listening to and playing these works for many, many decades. I’ve heard it all, yet this young man’s performances made me take interest from the beginning, sustaining that interest until the last note had faded. He makes you forget that these are, after all, etudes. That means they are designed to work out certain technical problems, and every one of them is what you could call... well... hard to play. Chopin was a genius, so he was able to work those etudes into musical ideas rather than mere mechanical studies, but it takes a player who can lose themselves in the music without losing their focus on the technique. It was a total delight to hear Trifonov’s fascination with his own ability to create these lines, these voices that cohere and flow in and out of each other, right there in his hands. In the pursuit of authenticity or tradition we often forget that music is also discovery and awe right there in the moment as you attempt to create life, to pour it right into this complex mechanical device, and you hear it working, the voices congealing into song. This man really gets it, and he makes no disingenuous attempts to hide those emotions he’s generating. It’s refreshing! I hope to hear more of his playing.
I absolutely love your comment
This is for me one of the greatest versions of this masterpiece ever!!! I'm speechless
Superb performance!!!
Dianne GoolkasianRahbee
Великолепное исполнение! Очень тонко, глубоко, в самую душу. Браво!
El más chopiniano de los pianistas actuales
Excelente técnica, elegancia, sensibilidad
Fantastic! Any pianist who has studied these wonderful pieces will know how incredible this is. Indeed, hats off!
He will be one of the great musicians of this century. A rare gift.
no he already is so what you meant to said is he will be remembered as .... ...
Jonathan Burroughs, ?????????? will be .? already IS.
Daniil's playing has a distinct clarity, but also a romantic blur to wrap a true Chopin lover. His vision of lines is full of grace.