What a pleasure! Thank you for sharing this. Two of his standby works. I wonder if even he had any idea how many times he had played them. Here we have added wisdom from his age and experience, coupled with his ever-young joie de vivre. The man was a miracle. Listen, enjoy, learn.
I really enjoy all your Rubinstein videos, not only it's colorized but also the sound is better than original video( at least I believe it's more close to what Rubinstein's sound), thank you!
A Genious, a fabulous artist. Lang-Lang, Bunin, and most of the famous Speedy- Gonzales pianists of the 21th Century play extremely fast. Rubinstein could play at an intense high speed. Neverthless, every single note was individualised , Sharp and Clear.. His performance of the Ritual of Fire, in 1947, at Carnagie-Hall, his hands appear to be blurred, -- such is the flow of his movements. And yet, one can "see" and hear every single note flying through the air, like a flok of birds.
Chopin exige una digitación impecable, no es para cualquier pianista. Rubinsten tiene dedos cortos y gordos, no aptos para ese nivel de exigencia. Es lo que le gustaba tocar, superó su limitación. El mejor intérprete de Chopin
Rubinstein never returned to Germany, after the atrocities and savageries commited by the Germans DURING WORLD WAR ONE in Poland and Belgium (the Rape of Belgium). Not even W. W. 2, with a Democratic Government in Germany, Rubinstein accepted the invitation to play in that country. Adding insult to injury, the Nazis during W.W. 2 commited even worse crimes than in the War 1914/1918. Was he too radical in his position? You will be the Judge of his firm stance!
How are they not standing at the end? Did they just not do that in that part of the world? In any case, a joy to see this filmed recital of the master. Wish there were many more.
I feel like standing ovations have lost their importance because they happen all the time now, as if people want *to have been* at a concert that was worth standing up for, so everybody stands up for everything nowadays
This was not the entire recital but only the first part. The second part, which included works by Chopin and Debussy, either wasn't recorded or the recording no longer exists.
Just over 20 years had elapsed since half the Polish population would have cooperated with the nazis to murder Rubinstein had they been able to get their hands on him like they did on 6 million of Rubnstein's coreligionists, and here he is being admired, celebrated as the apotheosis of the pianist's art.No doubts these thoughts were running through Rubinstein's mind as he delivered these sublime renditions of Schubert's saddest piano lament, a manifesto of sadness yet defiance in the face of tragedy; and an even more compelling Caranaval, which so fittingly culminates in a triumphant march of the "Davidsbundler" (followers pf King David, Hebrew general and musician and Psalmist par excellence ) triumphing over the philistines. The symbolism could nto be more direct and powerful.
He spoke 7 languages. once I heard him, and wow.. so humble, funny... What a person!
The legend is no more among us but his legacy will live forever. We will always remember him as one of the giants of the music and piano.
What a pleasure! Thank you for sharing this. Two of his standby works. I wonder if even he had any idea how many times he had played them. Here we have added wisdom from his age and experience, coupled with his ever-young joie de vivre. The man was a miracle. Listen, enjoy, learn.
Such elegance and strength!
He was certainly at his best here. Wonderful playing.
I saw him play the Schubery and he inspired me to learn it😊
aaaah man, this rendition of the Schubert Sonata. Thank you Arthur Rubinstein.
I enjoy the delicate balance of Rubinstein's playing. Simply delightful
0:55 Schubert: Piano Sonata in B-flat major, D. 960
35:55 Schumann: Carnaval, Op. 9
Kaunis kiitos tästä harvinaisesta ja ihanasta elämyksestä !!
Bendecido por Dios!! Un gran talento. Único!!!
La exelencia de su epoca❤. Mexico 🇲🇽 🫶 🤩 🥇
Incredibly beautiful!
Thank you for submitting this video to youtube, even if almost 2 years have happened since you upload it. Thanks very much, very appreciated.
so spiritual !!
Es un milagro que le hayan puesto color a Rubinstein...espero lo hagan con todos los videos posibles..muchas gracias.
thanks!
Tiene que tener manos. Perfectas ,lo mismo que El Pie de bailarina.
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I really enjoy all your Rubinstein videos, not only it's colorized but also the sound is better than original video( at least I believe it's more close to what Rubinstein's sound), thank you!
thanks!!!
- at his prime time ....
che leone!
THE GREAT Schubert B flat... heaven on earth....
A Genious, a fabulous artist.
Lang-Lang, Bunin, and most of the famous Speedy- Gonzales pianists of the 21th Century play extremely fast.
Rubinstein could play at an intense high speed. Neverthless, every single note was individualised , Sharp and Clear..
His performance of the Ritual of Fire, in 1947, at Carnagie-Hall, his hands appear to be blurred, -- such is the flow of his movements.
And yet, one can "see" and hear every single note flying through the air, like a flok of birds.
19:51
Bravo!!!!!es historia. ❤
México. 🇲🇽. 🤩 🫶🎶🎶🖐️💐 solo un. disco. Llegó a México. o alguien se lo presto a mi mamá no llegaban a México ( no había nacido 😂 que maravilla. ).
Con Frak. 👋👋👋😁👋👋👋👋👋🫂🇲🇽
Dedos Independientes. 🖐️🖐️ 💐 😂.
El mejor intérprete de Chopin!
Chopin exige una digitación impecable, no es para cualquier pianista. Rubinsten tiene dedos cortos y gordos, no aptos para ese nivel de exigencia. Es lo que le gustaba tocar, superó su limitación. El mejor intérprete de Chopin
Que sutileza y delicadeza 💝👏👏👏👏
Que bolas!!!!!!!!!!!❤
Wielki Polak!❤
To AnoyMous: Hope AR was remembering also how Chopin was playing was playing as the Germans invaded
Rubinstein never returned to Germany, after the atrocities and savageries commited by the Germans DURING WORLD WAR ONE in Poland and Belgium (the Rape of Belgium).
Not even W. W. 2, with a Democratic Government in Germany, Rubinstein accepted the invitation to play in that country.
Adding insult to injury, the Nazis during W.W. 2 commited even worse crimes than in the War 1914/1918.
Was he too radical in his position?
You will be the Judge of his firm stance!
Really peaceful even when it picks up
How are they not standing at the end? Did they just not do that in that part of the world? In any case, a joy to see this filmed recital of the master. Wish there were many more.
I feel like standing ovations have lost their importance because they happen all the time now, as if people want *to have been* at a concert that was worth standing up for, so everybody stands up for everything nowadays
This was not the entire recital but only the first part. The second part, which included works by Chopin and Debussy, either wasn't recorded or the recording no longer exists.
@@therealtruetwelfth798 Usually a standing ovation only takes place at the end and during the Encores.
Playlist?
schumann carnaval 35:45
... ¡¡¡ TLAZOKAMATI !!! ...
Just over 20 years had elapsed since half the Polish population would have cooperated with the nazis to murder Rubinstein had they been able to get their hands on him like they did on 6 million of Rubnstein's coreligionists, and here he is being admired, celebrated as the apotheosis of the pianist's art.No doubts these thoughts were running through Rubinstein's mind as he delivered these sublime renditions of Schubert's saddest piano lament, a manifesto of sadness yet defiance in the face of tragedy; and an even more compelling Caranaval, which so fittingly culminates in a triumphant march of the "Davidsbundler" (followers pf King David, Hebrew general and musician and Psalmist par excellence ) triumphing over the philistines. The symbolism could nto be more direct and powerful.
Polacy kochają Rubinsteina
La mano izquierda conlleva mucho esfuerzo, compases complicados
Y la izquierda también
Sólo los ambidiestros pueden
FABELHAFT
Quien dice dedos gordos? que me digan esa invencion. Cuanndo era niña. ,pusieron una foto de sus manos en grande en un. Disco. 🖐️🖐️
Irrepetible 😊
Judío odiado por soviéticos
Horrible audio.
For the time, not really