Van Cliburn - F. Chopin Fantasy in F minor Op.49

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  • Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
  • Frédéric Chopin
    Fantasie in F minor, Op. 49 in Moscow
    Piano - Van Cliburn
    Recorded in 1962
    Tribute to the great Van Cliburn who passed away on 27 Feb 2013.
    Biography
    Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn, Jr., (July 12, 1934 -- February 27, 2013) has been called an American hero, hailed as one of the most persuasive ambassadors of American culture as well as one of the greatest pianists in the history of music. With his historic 1958 victory in the first Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow at the height of the Cold War, Van Cliburn tore down cultural barriers years ahead of glasnost and perestroika, reaching out across political frontiers with a universal message all could greet with joy: the message of beautiful music.
    Cliburn was the first musician ever honored with a ticker-tape parade in New York City, a true hero's welcome and a show of gratitude for an American victory on the heels of the Soviet Union's launching of Sputnik. Again reaching across cultural borders, Cliburn invited the Russian conductor Kirill Kondrashin to come to New York and reprise the performances that had earned the young American the gold medal in Moscow. Cliburn's recording of the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 with Kondrashin became the first classical album to reach platinum status and has gone on to sell more than three million copies
    The legendary Emil Gilels, one of the judges who awarded Cliburn the top prize in Moscow in 1958, said at the time "his inborn artistry and subtle musicianship ennoble all that he plays. His victory at such a difficult contest may be truly termed brilliant.'' A few years later, in his classic study of the world's great pianists, Harold C. Schoenberg noted that "of all the Americans of his generation, Cliburn was able to produce the most sensuous of sounds ... rich, never percussive, a real piano sound that reminded old-timers of the great romantic pianists of the past.''
    Van Cliburn was born in Louisiana on July 12, 1934, the son of Harvey Lavan Cliburn and Rildia Bee O'Bryan Cliburn. The family moved to Texas when the boy was only six, and by 12 the prodigy had won every major local piano competition. His Carnegie Hall debut in 1954, playing the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 under Dmitri Mitropolous' baton, offered the music world a preview of what would become his signature piece and the occasion of his Moscow victory four years later.
    Cliburn's ties to the grand romantic school of piano were close from the start of his career: His only teacher for the first 17 years of his life was his indomitable mother, herself a pupil of Arthur Friedheim, who was a pupil of Franz Liszt. Later, at the Juilliard School, the young pianist studied at his mother's urging with the acclaimed Russian pedagogue Rosina Lhevinne. "Van was so teachable,'' recalled a proud Mrs. Cliburn in 1958, "and always so respectful and quick to learn.''
    He learned fast, and his love and respect for great music only grew. Tours all over the world followed his Tchaikovsky Competition triumph, a growing series of definitive recordings added to his popularity, and even a decade-long sabbatical from public performances only increased the disarming directness of his romantic touch when he returned to the concert circuit in 1987. In honor of Cliburn's return to the concert stage, the eight-disc Van Cliburn Collection was released on the RCA Victor label, containing many of Cliburn's classic concerto recordings: Tchaikovsky Concerto No. 1; Rachmaninoff Concertos Nos. 2 and 3; Prokofiev Concerto No. 3; Brahms' Concerto No. 2; and Rachmaninoff's "Variations on a Theme of Paganini." His current touring schedule includes performances across the country from Tanglewood to Thousand Oaks, California.
    Cliburn has performed for royalty, heads of state in Europe, Asia, and South America and for every President of the United States since Harry Truman.
    Cliburn's selfless devotion to music has been expressed in other ways as well. At the height of his early career, Cliburn made time to encourage and nourish young talent with the first Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. First held in 1962, this competition is held in Fort Worth every four years. It is an integral part of Cliburn's living legacy, a bright and hopeful signpost for the future of American music.
    ( from www.kennedy-cen...)

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  • @MrGilbertGambucci
    @MrGilbertGambucci 11 років тому +65

    This video shows clearly the tremendous influence Van Cliburn had on Khrushchev and breaking down the cold war. At this time Kennedy had invited Cliburn to the white house and shortly afterwards Kennedy and Khrushchev began meeting secretly in order to begin dismantling the lunatic nuclear arms race. Cliburn's part in all this is not very well known. A wonderful pianist, a great man and genuine American! Forever grateful -

    • @scretching08
      @scretching08 4 роки тому +4

      Well done and well said. I first learned of Van Cliburn back in 1974 when I was about nine y/o; he was performing as a soloist with the late great Eugene Ormandy here in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was a televised rebroadcast. What an excellent collaboration.
      Mr. Cliburn was also a champion in other ways by helping Americans heal their great racial divide, and he was a friend to many, including the late great Opera Diva, Leontyne Price. Mr. Van Cliburn proved that music transcends race, ethnicity, and indifferences in all societies throughout the world.

    • @PraytheRosaryEveryDay
      @PraytheRosaryEveryDay 4 роки тому

      Uh huh, breaking down the cold war, how has that gone?

    • @johnbanach3875
      @johnbanach3875 4 роки тому +1

      @@PraytheRosaryEveryDay Well, the Americans and Russians didn't blow up the world, and communism was defeated. So pretty good, I'd say. But now Eastern Europe has fascism instead. So maybe not so well.

    • @laurawhitewing
      @laurawhitewing 3 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/9bLar1Lp0co/v-deo.html

    • @nicolaeulieriu3079
      @nicolaeulieriu3079 Рік тому +1

      Indeed...

  • @fitzgeraldhanover3921
    @fitzgeraldhanover3921 7 років тому +28

    I remember my deceased father mentioning Van Cliburn's name, but it wasn't until now that I hear and see what I missed most of my life. Thanks to video on my smart phone. I turn 74 in two days. This is my birthday gift.

  • @hyramesshiramess1035
    @hyramesshiramess1035 9 років тому +70

    STILL far and away THE most satisfying rendition I've ever heard of of the Fantasy, and I have performed it, myself, many times and heard EVERYBODY perform it live and on record. Many are very good, but Cliburn's noble, heroic concept of the epic grandeur of the work and his remarkable grasp of the subtle nuances, shades of meaning and mercurial changes of mood and texture remain frankly unparalleled. Guiomar Novaes came very close to achieving a similar degree of magnificence, but did not have quite the protean technical command Mr. Cliburn had when he was still young and fresh from his great triumph at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. I've always felt sadly deprived that he left the concert stage so early. He was never less than excellent, and often was both inspired and inspiring. "May flights of angels sing him to his rest."

    • @S.Lander
      @S.Lander 9 років тому +2

      +Hyramess Hiramess Absolutely.

    • @FBlackRules
      @FBlackRules 8 років тому +3

      +Hyramess Hiramess Thank you for this insight, Sir. The fellow musician's opinions are welcomed immensely!

    • @tiamia7139
      @tiamia7139 8 років тому +6

      +Hyramess Hiramess There was a purity and majesty to his playing. And yes, as you say, all his subtle nuances and shadings - that's a sign of a real master. Van was an absolute genius. I told him many times, "No ones plays like you, Van - and no one ever will." His playing was so beautiful, heartfelt - transcendent - it could move me to tears.

    • @norahdealmeida5847
      @norahdealmeida5847 6 років тому +1

      I always appreciate your comments: sensitive and musically intelligent

    • @blackkguyga
      @blackkguyga 5 років тому +2

      Guiomar Novaes was such an inspiration to me a piano in West Africa back in the 60's.

  • @ronstriebig2749
    @ronstriebig2749 Рік тому +4

    Beyond amazing

  • @tonymurphy9242
    @tonymurphy9242 5 місяців тому +3

    Such glorious music! Every note so clear no matter what the tempo ; every phrase intimately sensitive.My favourite interpretation by far!

  • @anitahuie1145
    @anitahuie1145 6 років тому +21

    No one can replace him

  • @JudeJaded15
    @JudeJaded15 8 років тому +34

    When you encounter beauty like this for the first time, especially when you are VERY young, your whole body chemistry changes, and a good 'protection virus' enters your psychological bloodstream. It absolutely stays with you throughout life. Heard it at 5 or 6 and it's still my favorite interpretation. Confident that if I heard for the first time today, I'd have a similarly profound reaction. The historical significance of this performance adds another beautiful dimension. Thanks for posting!

    • @PianoPsych
      @PianoPsych 2 роки тому +1

      My sentiments exactly!

  • @Moscu177
    @Moscu177 8 років тому +31

    Virtuoso,genius ,born to be a concert pianist !!sensitive,talented !! He represented America in Russia with pride and came back home with Gold !! RIP ! We will miss u forever Van ,the best of the best pianist in the world !!!!

    • @sailorv8067
      @sailorv8067 Рік тому +1

      А мы его больше любим...

  • @MrWindermere123
    @MrWindermere123 5 років тому +5

    What long hands and fingers he has! He was born for this work.

  • @valeriekugler7932
    @valeriekugler7932 Рік тому +3

    BRAVO !!

  • @malurocapiano
    @malurocapiano 3 роки тому +6

    Incredible, impossible, genius playing

  • @sailorv8067
    @sailorv8067 Рік тому +7

    Вот это темперамент!!! 🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏♥️ А где ещё увидишь искренне улыбающегося Хрущёва!!! 😱 Музыканты заслушались...🥰

  • @vladibaby79
    @vladibaby79 8 років тому +12

    WAW!!!! And that was an encore!!!! After a whole concerto!!!

  • @fairlytaleofnewyork
    @fairlytaleofnewyork  11 років тому +24

    Thank you very much for watching. I have a great respect to Cliburn.

  • @vegatrev
    @vegatrev 8 років тому +56

    Did more for East- West relations than any Politician

  • @natalievandenblink7802
    @natalievandenblink7802 5 років тому +7

    This is a spiritual experience - it was just sublime !!! Bravo Mr. van Cliburn. You are the Master !!

  • @annjeanmillikan
    @annjeanmillikan 7 років тому +11

    Such a fantastic fantasy of Chopin played by Cliburn!

  • @rigutongmong40
    @rigutongmong40 5 років тому +19

    His love of this music and deep appreciation are palpable. His music will live forever. Thank you so much for uploading.

  • @ЛюдмилаОвчинникова-г6я

    Спасибо, прелесть какая ! Обожаю Вана Клиберна !

  • @sfkcbf
    @sfkcbf 11 років тому +7

    Bravissimo ! Thank you for sharing.

  • @АлександрЯрков-ш2з
    @АлександрЯрков-ш2з 3 роки тому +4

    Bravo bravo bravo

  • @charmainemorley2197
    @charmainemorley2197 3 роки тому +3

    Charmaine M. Van Cliburn was in a class of his own. Glorious interpretation. Thank you.

  • @glenn8457
    @glenn8457 7 років тому +11

    Wonderful playing of Chopin.

  • @tianda81
    @tianda81 11 років тому +9

    such a joy to start the morning w/ Van Cliburn playing Chopin! Thanks for uploading this vid!

  • @kanekokazuko7034
    @kanekokazuko7034 4 роки тому +3

    彼のショパンを初めて聴きました。若くてみずみずしい演奏に感動しました。有り難うございましす。

  • @charmainemorley2197
    @charmainemorley2197 3 роки тому +3

    I have just watched Van play this in a 1959 short recital for BBC on ICA Classics.
    No less beautiful but more intimate sounding in the studio. Why was this
    great artist not filmed more often this way or with orchestra.? Maybe we are
    fortunate to have what we have. Van still moves and inspires us 60:years
    plus on!

  • @fairlytaleofnewyork
    @fairlytaleofnewyork  11 років тому +9

    Thank you so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it. He is an incredible artist at the same time such a lovely person...

  • @baadass7
    @baadass7 7 років тому +8

    What a talent he was. And gorgeous to watch as well. If only...

  • @kimweonill
    @kimweonill 8 років тому +10

    Fantastic. Creative.

  • @carmen6169
    @carmen6169 2 роки тому +3

    Sigue siendo el mejor 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐

  • @NordicHealer
    @NordicHealer 8 років тому +17

    EPIC Performance!!!!
    GREAT Recording sound despite it being from 1960.
    The Piano sounds WAY BETTER than todays new concert grand pianos do. I've been told it's because the sounding board wood quality is not what it used to be. The Blue Spruce trees producing the fine even grained wood are all but gone now. Craftsmanship is also Not what it used to be. Sigh...
    My whole Being shudders and quakes and cries out from the Penetrating, Power, Poetry, Majesty and Magnificence of this Chopin work and Van's EPIC performance of it. Chopin was Not the miniaturist here as so many have said of him.
    I first met Van in person in 1967.

  • @BazzasBest
    @BazzasBest 11 років тому +5

    A legendary occasion. Thanks for sharing it, Satako!

  • @tiamia7139
    @tiamia7139 8 років тому +12

    Hats off, gentlemen...a genius!

    • @sharonsteward2806
      @sharonsteward2806 7 років тому +4

      That's what they said about Chopin

    • @vova47
      @vova47 5 років тому +1

      @@sharonsteward2806 Not some THEY but Schumann himself.

  • @villalobos1981
    @villalobos1981 3 роки тому +2

    Bravo !

  • @Herur22
    @Herur22 11 років тому +4

    Thank you, dear Satoko. It was a great pleasure.

  • @anitahuie1145
    @anitahuie1145 5 років тому +7

    Thank you so much for sharing this musical genius with usl

  • @coop0199
    @coop0199 11 років тому +5

    Amazing performance of this piece..

  • @tatiponce8677
    @tatiponce8677 3 роки тому +3

    Super genio muy guapo.

  • @fairlytaleofnewyork
    @fairlytaleofnewyork  11 років тому +6

    Hi Barry, thank you for watching and your kind appreciation.

  • @MrGer2295
    @MrGer2295 8 років тому +7

    Wonderful! Thank you for posting!

  • @littlebrookreader949
    @littlebrookreader949 2 роки тому +2

    THAT is Chopin. T H A T is Chopin. We love you, Van! We miss you! ❤️

  • @karlakor
    @karlakor 10 років тому +9

    I think every pianist has good reason to envy Cliburn the tremendous security he displays at the piano. It's as though technical difficulties do not exist for him.

  • @richardcondon3797
    @richardcondon3797 5 років тому +4

    Here you have the beginning of detente brought forward by a musician and a love of him and hid extreme talent.

  • @j.davidtaylor2565
    @j.davidtaylor2565 7 місяців тому +1

    Jesus that was good. The retransition was so electrifying

  • @giudiciadanna4550
    @giudiciadanna4550 5 років тому +5

    Praticamente..un angelo.

  • @fairlytaleofnewyork
    @fairlytaleofnewyork  11 років тому +5

    Thank you for watching and your kind appreciation :-)

  • @fairlytaleofnewyork
    @fairlytaleofnewyork  11 років тому +4

    You are welcome :-) Thank you for watching.

  • @fitzgeraldhanover3921
    @fitzgeraldhanover3921 7 років тому +4

    What a birthday gift!

  • @prabhudhasivanson7110
    @prabhudhasivanson7110 4 роки тому +2

    Wow - Absolutely superb!

  • @eddydelrio1303
    @eddydelrio1303 26 днів тому

    So great! So loved! So missed!

  • @Bruce88keys
    @Bruce88keys 11 років тому +8

    I saw Cliburn at Hunter College shortly after his win - the 1st piece on the program was Beethoven Op.57 "Appassionata" but, as the hall quieted down he began with the Rachmaninov's arrangement of the "Star Spangled Banner". The audience momemtarily fooled by he first 3 notes as both pieces are similar except c a f- and c a flat f- the audience rose to their feet .......

  • @atlatahuac
    @atlatahuac 10 років тому +3

    huge thanx to fairytaleof newyork. huge, huge, van fans here in tx. did not know such performances captured on tape for a hugely appreciative world wide audience.

  • @charmainemorley2197
    @charmainemorley2197 3 роки тому +3

    I have read this week in an Amazon review that Van Cliburn was a robot
    as were other pianists in the 50s, 60s and 70s.! I was astounded and
    appalled! I need not comment further, except think we have to ignore
    that one.

    • @geuros
      @geuros Рік тому +2

      Exactly. It's the other way around, with a few exceptions, like Volodos for example, all nowadays pianists play like robots.

  • @jimc1466
    @jimc1466 3 роки тому +1

    Perfect performance RIP , saw him twice in Boston , never forget

  • @JuanVazquez-nh8rg
    @JuanVazquez-nh8rg 14 днів тому

    Van Clinburn ha sido mi pianista favorito. Lo recuerdo de cuando visito México.
    Excepcional, un virtuoso y sus interpretaciones llenas de sentimiento y emociones.
    QEPD

  • @sharonsteward2806
    @sharonsteward2806 7 років тому +2

    I loved Van since I was 12

  • @konigstephan
    @konigstephan 10 років тому +11

    Two heart & brain amputees expressed their opinion through TD's.
    This performance is just beyond praise. Music making of the *highest* order.

  • @gregoryyavorsky9876
    @gregoryyavorsky9876 4 роки тому +6

    Если есть совершенство- то это Вэн Кляйберн!!!

  • @ricardobolanos2308
    @ricardobolanos2308 2 роки тому

    Whenever I want to feel good and have a good cry, I watch this performance.

  • @canoedist
    @canoedist 7 років тому +8

    The muse was always so very strong with Van. Thank you for this encore. Oh, and Nikita K was certainly listening NOT sleeping. Just saying...

  • @ronstriebig2749
    @ronstriebig2749 Рік тому +1

    Amazing

  • @PhillipLWilcher
    @PhillipLWilcher 9 років тому +3

    It touched my heart and for that I thank you, Satoko. Blessings!

    • @FBlackRules
      @FBlackRules 8 років тому

      +Phillip Wilcher Also see him playing Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky's 1st. Amazing genius of geniuses.

    • @PhillipLWilcher
      @PhillipLWilcher 8 років тому +1

      +R Kline I know his performance of the Tchaikovsky well but less so the Beethoven. I will acquaint myself more. Thank you, and blessings!

  • @richardcondon3797
    @richardcondon3797 8 років тому +7

    this is played as encore. president kruschev comes in applauding and appreciative of the opportunity of hearing van a little longer. this is part of the raproachmant begun between our countries. this was a time just after we were climbing under our desks to survive the atom war . kruschev was thinking how to i redirect our missiles away from forth worth. this is what chopin can do too !

    • @tiamia7139
      @tiamia7139 8 років тому +4

      +Richard Condon Oh, how I remember those days. Diving under my little wooden desk in South Pasadena, CA. We all had nightmares about Krushchev - the infamous shoe banging incident, "We will bury you!" Then comes Van, our cherubic-faced hero, boy genius, riding in on a gleaming Steinway - and the rest is history. Been a Van Cliburn fan since '58. His playing was transcendent. My mother played his records every day in our home. Got to talk to him backstage many times after his concerts. The first time was on my 21st birthday, which coincided with his concert in Hampton Roads, VA. The last time I saw him play live was in 2001, when I was 50. In '72, heard him play the Liszt "Triangle" Concerto and the Grieg (one of my favorites). He commented later that he saw me in first row with my eyes shut. I told him I could hear him better - and he gave me a wink and a smile that could melt an iceberg. Sat on stage with 99 others for his recital at the opening of Bass Hall in '98 - the stage rumbled like a volcano under our feet. Flew to Ft. Worth - his hometown - again to hear him play the Tchaikovsky in 2001 (finally got to hear that one live - the entire audience was humming along during the last few bars!). He played the beautiful MacDowell Concerto in Nashville, TN in '97 and again in Huntsville, AL in May '99. The last time I heard him play in live concert was at Tanglewood in 2001. Andre Previn conducted and Van played the Grieg. His playing was incandescent. A circle of fireflies came out of nowhere and hovered, as if entranced, directly over his head as he played. I told him about this later backstage - that his playing had charmed the fireflies from the trees - and he chuckled. There was something magical about Van, an unmistakable genius and a purity and humbleness of spirit. He was the kindest person I ever met and I will never forget him as long as I live.

    • @danielmcmeen3167
      @danielmcmeen3167 7 років тому +1

      I give credit to both the composer and the performer for softening Krushchev's heart and contributing to a safer world somehow.

  • @thinkerly1
    @thinkerly1 3 роки тому +3

    Cliburn was a god of the piano in those days, wasn't he?

    • @cobaltcanarycherry
      @cobaltcanarycherry 3 роки тому +1

      Well, Vladimir Horowitz and Artur Rubenstein DID also inhabit the planet. ♥️

    • @thinkerly1
      @thinkerly1 3 роки тому +2

      @@cobaltcanarycherry Several gods....

    • @ricardobolanos2308
      @ricardobolanos2308 2 роки тому +2

      @@cobaltcanarycherry In Franz Mohr's "My Life with the Great Pianists", Horowitz told Mohr, "Rubinstein and I combined could not create a tone as beautiful as Cliburn!" Horowitz and Cliburn were friends, and Rubinstein and Cliburn exchanged "Happy Birthday" cards.

    • @RaineriHakkarainen
      @RaineriHakkarainen Місяць тому

      Emil Gilels Wilhelm Kempff Radu Lupu Grigory Sokolov More colorful beautiful piano sound than Horowitz or Rubinstein or Cliburn!

  • @tatiponce8677
    @tatiponce8677 3 роки тому +3

    Conocía a este gran pianista por medio de mi maestro de piano.

  • @smalin
    @smalin 6 років тому +1

    version with animated score: ua-cam.com/video/v-2wuHjVew4/v-deo.html

  • @richardcondon3797
    @richardcondon3797 8 років тому +1

    thank you doctor.

  • @carmenreyes6222
    @carmenreyes6222 3 роки тому +2

    No ha habido ningun pianita que lo iguale

  • @Alexander5354
    @Alexander5354 9 років тому +3

    Amazing perfomance. But can somebody tell me why many pianists firstly after finishing playing go somewhere out from stage and only after that come back to bow?

    • @retrogamerdave362
      @retrogamerdave362 9 років тому +2

      Alexander5354 in order to guage how badly the audience wants you to come back an play an encore

    • @Alexander5354
      @Alexander5354 9 років тому +1

      Thank you for the answer!

    • @markswanson549
      @markswanson549 9 років тому

      +Alexander5354 To drink some water?

  • @fabriziomariagarzi5534
    @fabriziomariagarzi5534 5 років тому +2

    Mai visto un nostro Presidente della Repubblica Italiana presiedere ad un concorso italiano di musica...come vogliamo poi che si salvi "il settore"..qua' invece Krushev...Cliburn fu il primo vincitore del I°Concorso Pianistico Ciaikovskij..a Mosca...nel 1958...era americano...la giuria sovietica fu imparziale.

  • @billcow3455
    @billcow3455 8 років тому +4

    He has the same haircut as Beavis. Jk how brilliant this is!

  • @JuanHernandez-bd1un
    @JuanHernandez-bd1un 26 днів тому

    Van Cliburn performed here in the Philippines at the Cultural Center thru the invitation of First Lady Imelda Marcos.

  • @Archiekunst
    @Archiekunst 10 років тому +1

    Did the audio get erased at 11:44 and someone substituted in a new recording or something ? It seems fresh and noiseless all of a sudden for a while.

    • @davesmith6815
      @davesmith6815 8 років тому

      +Archishman Ghosh A little rat inside the piano had just finished licking off those strings, so they were nice and fresh. I think another one had just licked off the microphone at the same time. Musical rodents are an oft neglected part of the Russian Classical tradition. The animated musical movie, An American Tail, in which Russian rodents migrate to America, attempted to share some of their talents, such as playing violin and accordion. We should all be thankful for their grand contributions, including to the grand piano in this recording. Have a RATastic day! (Yeah, though, it really does sound different there, probably overwritten by Van Cliburn himself in a studio when it was being prepared for release. This has occasionally been done for live recordings.) Sincerely, Dave at fandarntastic@gmail.com

    • @Archiekunst
      @Archiekunst 8 років тому

      I didn't read your diatribe... just letting you know

    • @davesmith6815
      @davesmith6815 8 років тому

      Archishman Ghosh You missed out then.

  • @ronstriebig2749
    @ronstriebig2749 Рік тому +1

    Music was a bridge

  • @MrNinel661
    @MrNinel661 4 роки тому +4

    Мацуев так не сыграет!

  • @carmen6169
    @carmen6169 2 роки тому

    Mérida México. 🤩🤩😌

  • @MariaAnikinaPianist
    @MariaAnikinaPianist 9 років тому +2

    Там, что кто-то браво" крикнул на 6:56?..

  • @artygunnar
    @artygunnar 8 років тому +2

    is that kruschev in the beginning on the balcony?

    • @artygunnar
      @artygunnar 8 років тому

      +Arthur Yagami yes it is, I just had to wait for the video...

    • @markswanson549
      @markswanson549 8 років тому

      +Arthur Yagami Yes!

    • @jonathanlloyd8941
      @jonathanlloyd8941 8 років тому

      +Arthur Yagami honestly doesnt look like he's listening, looks like he's scheming

    • @FBlackRules
      @FBlackRules 8 років тому

      +Arthur Yagami Andrei Gromyko was 2 seats to K's left. Mustache man next to Nik looks pretty sinister.

    • @Ivanhoe2
      @Ivanhoe2 7 років тому

      With the moustache,,,Anastas Mikoyan.

  • @CarmenReyes-em9np
    @CarmenReyes-em9np 2 роки тому

    El genio del siglo 1 9.

  • @carmenreyes6222
    @carmenreyes6222 3 роки тому

    Ninguna me perdi sín tus MIX

  • @akhenatenamarna484
    @akhenatenamarna484 8 років тому +1

    Sipping aristocratic vampire blood while I listen to this fantastic piano playing maniac.

  • @CarmenReyes-em9np
    @CarmenReyes-em9np 3 місяці тому

    Aca. Comienza

  • @carmen6169
    @carmen6169 2 роки тому

    🎶🎶🎶😍🎶🎶🎶🎶

  • @andreaansell4239
    @andreaansell4239 6 років тому +1

    Who knew Khruschev (sic) was a fan......lol

    • @stevenmark4004
      @stevenmark4004 6 років тому +1

      Andrea Ansell
      When cliburn won the Tchaikovsky competition it was considered a potentially tenuous situation because he was an American winning a “Russian” competition. The story is that someone asked Khrushchev what he thought, and he said “Was he the best?” And told that cliburn was, replied “Then of course he should win.” And that was that. I’ve talked with a few Russian pianists about Cliburn. They worship him over there.

  • @byronjanislover
    @byronjanislover 2 роки тому +1

    @NintendianaJones. Are you being paid by someone to write disparaging remarks about Van Cliburn? How dare you say his technique was inferior! You clearly do not know what you are talking about. Ignorance makes for a poor critic, and the world has too many of those today.

  • @atg131000
    @atg131000 7 років тому +5

    9:50. Khruschev is falling asleep

    • @i-told-you-sodear1526
      @i-told-you-sodear1526 6 років тому +2

      I too fell asleep at that moment too but then Van came clashing in like a lightening bolt and woke me up.

    • @laurawhitewing
      @laurawhitewing 3 роки тому +3

      listening and feeling. NOT sleeping.

    • @dlou3264
      @dlou3264 2 роки тому

      He was probably tired with his actual day’s work. A long concert, and the end spotlighted on himself … plus this was international and filmed! I found him to be pleasantly surprised and gracious. I am so grateful that Van Cliburn was treated with graciousness and sincerity by the Russian people, the officials, the cream of the crop musical community, and the political leaders. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @JuanHernandez-ll5tx
    @JuanHernandez-ll5tx 7 років тому +1

    Jim but

  • @אהרוןאשכנזי-ס5מ
    @אהרוןאשכנזי-ס5מ 4 роки тому +1

    Amerca rules

  • @СветланаКоломыйченко-ц1ж

    Хрушев хлопает, как будто в музыке понимает.

  • @mysticmouse7261
    @mysticmouse7261 2 роки тому

    Music has powers to soothe the savage communist.

  • @dordiwesterlund2528
    @dordiwesterlund2528 11 місяців тому

    Boring piece which makes me think of an old music theory teacher who said that Mozart's second themes were better than Chopin's first ones and it's of course far from only the themes, it is just superficial. But played outstandingly well.

  • @安藤佳子-f3r
    @安藤佳子-f3r 4 роки тому +1

    ニキータフルシチョフの態度が悪い。マナーが悪いです。音楽を聴く態度では無いです。

  • @tamazpipia3770
    @tamazpipia3770 2 роки тому

    Khrushchev and Chopin? :))))))))))
    Pearls for donkey

  • @penelope8557
    @penelope8557 8 років тому +2

    Mr. Chopin played a joke on the music loving world. This is musical drivel, pure and simple.

    • @richardcondon3797
      @richardcondon3797 8 років тому +6

      we'll. i can see you are capable of so much more so let's get on with it. chopin was and is the most played composer because of the haunting melody he created. look at all the great pianists and you will see that they concentrated on his compositions. but i know you can point out someone more frequently played. this is our polska pan. penelope...always give your idea of greatness by comparison. don't just leave us hungering for something greater.

    • @thinkerly1
      @thinkerly1 4 роки тому +2

      Nasty. And not appropriate.

    • @prabhudhasivanson7110
      @prabhudhasivanson7110 3 роки тому

      You just want to draw attention, or are you fuckin' crazy?

  • @gregoryyavorsky9876
    @gregoryyavorsky9876 4 роки тому +3

    Если есть совершенство-то это Вэн Кляйберн!!!