Excellent, I enjoyed this young pianist's performance. I think there was a high level of passion, in the fact that he projected that he was having fun in a way that a typical teenager shows as a form of passion. This was a very good performance.
And, I wanted to add, I have noticed some wrong notes as well, but: 'To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.' - Ludwig van Beethoven said that and I completely agree! ♥ We are humans, not robots, and you played that piece with passion, emotions and that's important thing!
@@acanthusfacilitairedienstv9047 I believe she said he played the piece with passion , emotions . I think if he is 13, I'm very impressed , he is very good
This is full of grandeur and expresses the dignity and grace of the name of the opus “The Dance of the Knights” from Romeo and Juliette by Prokofiev a talented young man great interpretation indeed
I’d already decided in my mind (without reading the full video description) that he was about 16 or 17 and I thought he was pretty good. But to know he was actually only 13...amazing. And to those of you attacking his performance for lack of “passion”, come on he is 13! Passion will come with time and life experience.
Flawless technique i love it! So many people are talking about the wrong notes but even the big piano players get wrong notes. Your technique talks of your dedication, and it's beautiful.
Amazing. Arranging and performing a complex orchestral piece like this with all the details with just two hands is no small feat! Prokofiev would be proud of you!
@@kaotix6899yes, “Ten Pieces for Piano, Op. 75”, the extract for piano of Prokofiev himself from the ballet Romeo and Juliet, “Montagues and Capulets”, it is the version for this instrument of the “Dance of the Knights”.
Singular technique！ Tremendous！ Indescribable impression！ Unimpeachable performance！ Greetings from Japan. Which national person are you seeing this video ？
@@vtheorem2211 Sorry the very late reply ！ I am sorry , How is your country and your conditions ？ Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection . The unnecessary and non - sudden outings are self - restraint . In capital area , there are no pedestrians in the main streets , as if the ghost town . I never imagined that our world would be depicted in this hellish drawing . Coronavirus is scary and cruel and fierce . Be on the alert for Coronavirus , Good luck ！
I have graduated 1 degree of piano school, and i can say that this young man have a potential, however I have noticed that it should be played more softly , even it can be slower but with feeling more into , in piano its very important, couple years of play and repeat and repeat, its not a hate, it just a notice
cant be strict here since this is a very young pianist. I am used to listening to Prokofiev performed by someone like Kissin. But honestly, it is not a very mature performance, it is like he does not feel the story behind the music in addition to the technical mistakes. The slow part was rudely played and the left hand in that part sounded much louder than it is supposed to be...in general, the performance was a bit neurotic and with some tension, perhaps, he was really nervous and stressed. Well, he will grow for sure, he has good potential.
@daxine-iv7em well I could as well but what for?! Restaurant critics or food writers are not chefs but still publish their reviews. Game tasters are not programmers but still share their opinions. There are so many great classic voice teachers who suck at the stage performance. So if you don't like something, just keep it to yourself or express your great admiration to this young artist separately or your disagreement to my opinion in a more intelligent way.
Excellent, I enjoyed this young pianist's performance. I think there was a high level of passion, in the fact that he projected that he was having fun in a way that a typical teenager shows as a form of passion. This was a very good performance.
And, I wanted to add, I have noticed some wrong notes as well, but: 'To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.' - Ludwig van Beethoven said that and I completely agree! ♥ We are humans, not robots, and you played that piece with passion, emotions and that's important thing!
@@acanthusfacilitairedienstv9047 I believe she said he played the piece with passion , emotions . I think if he is 13, I'm very impressed , he is very good
Totally agree, that piece is supposed to be performed dramatically and emotionally
Nicole Eivissa
Absolutely! Without passion, you’re only half living.
This is full of grandeur and expresses the dignity and grace of the name of the opus “The Dance of the Knights” from Romeo and Juliette by Prokofiev a talented young man great interpretation indeed
Grandeur
I’d already decided in my mind (without reading the full video description) that he was about 16 or 17 and I thought he was pretty good. But to know he was actually only 13...amazing. And to those of you attacking his performance for lack of “passion”, come on he is 13! Passion will come with time and life experience.
A few rude comments, otherwise an excellent performance!
Flawless technique i love it! So many people are talking about the wrong notes but even the big piano players get wrong notes. Your technique talks of your dedication, and it's beautiful.
Oh, my God! ❤️ So so so beautiful! 😍
Assaf, you're a really good player! I wish I could play this peace as well as you :)
Do you have any musical education? :)
Best thing I’ve ever heard
This is so beautiful and so much emotion was put into it
Congratulations really !!!
Yes, it was good, could’ve been a bit slower but really good
Amazing. Arranging and performing a complex orchestral piece like this with all the details with just two hands is no small feat! Prokofiev would be proud of you!
The arrangement already existed. But a good performance
@@kaotix6899yes, “Ten Pieces for Piano, Op. 75”, the extract for piano of Prokofiev himself from the ballet Romeo and Juliet, “Montagues and Capulets”, it is the version for this instrument of the “Dance of the Knights”.
This spirit-stirring melody he play with incomparable skill invites me into the wonderful and moving world of Shakespeare's literature
More than perfect. Congratulations.
Talented young men! Bravo!
this is so beautiful I'm really shook
Me ears and soul just came
Few wrong notes but otherwise good performance!
Awesome!!! Great playing!!! Thank you!
i would do those dotted notes sharper, but otherwise, great performance!
so beautiful love this
I working on this piece right now and can testify: This one middle voice trill on the middle part just kills you.
Lindo, não paro de ver esse vídeo!!
Congrats !!!
This is my favorite version of Dance of the Knights... Sounds so well...
You are amazing!
Bravo!! Wow I love it!
Wonderful
Wow! Very nice! 🙂👍
Singular technique！ Tremendous！
Indescribable impression！
Unimpeachable performance！
Greetings from Japan.
Which national person are you
seeing this video ？
小島信一 Greetings! I am from Canada. Both the technique and overall performance was amazing. I hope you have a good year.
Hi again!
@@vtheorem2211
Sorry the very late reply ！
I am sorry ,
How is your country and your conditions ？
Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection .
The unnecessary and non - sudden outings are self - restraint .
In capital area , there are no pedestrians in the main streets ,
as if the ghost town .
I never imagined that our world would be depicted in this hellish drawing .
Coronavirus is scary and cruel and fierce .
Be on the alert for Coronavirus ,
Good luck ！
@@nadim3200
Thank-you so much to your reply ！
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
I am in my home and am listening to Debussy ' s works .
So long
Shin-i-chi Kozima yeah, Debussy is a master.I always play and listen to Chopin.
Uimitor! Interpretare impecabila!
nice performance
This is the raddest thing I've ever heard or seen...
Very nicely played.
Beautifulll bravo ! 💓
Me encantó!!!... 👍👍
I have graduated 1 degree of piano school, and i can say that this young man have a potential, however I have noticed that it should be played more softly , even it can be slower but with feeling more into , in piano its very important, couple years of play and repeat and repeat, its not a hate, it just a notice
Agree. I'm also a pianist and I sincerely don't like too much the expression.
Amazing :)
Muy bueno!!!
Something is coming
Something is coming
Something unpredictable is coming
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Sublime
His playing is beautiful the piano is flabby
Top demais, essa apresentação era de algum programa? pois parece ter jurados ?
hacia años que no escuchaba el sonido de un Bluthner...
Bravo!!!! :)
Nothing sounds as epic as a Blüthner (maybe a Nazi era August Förstner), even if you play this piece as casual as this gentleman.
Well done!
*liked
Anyone have the sheets for it?
yes, easily available in music stores.
I'm desperately climbing the monkey gangway
:-)
Sincerely I don't like it to much because left hand is too strong, time isn't regular, notes are not correct and there isnt much expression
Also there isn't to much time evested in this epic piece
Technically good, need to add “character”, but that’s something that cannot be taught, either have it or u don’t.
ピアノの魔改造なw
few wrong notes but still ok
Could you please redo it for me to show what the missed notes were and post it on your youtube channel of you playing it
cant wait to see your upload of the exact same thing but flawless at 13
Great , but you can play better!
Haha i have the same piano
cant be strict here since this is a very young pianist. I am used to listening to Prokofiev performed by someone like Kissin. But honestly, it is not a very mature performance, it is like he does not feel the story behind the music in addition to the technical mistakes. The slow part was rudely played and the left hand in that part sounded much louder than it is supposed to be...in general, the performance was a bit neurotic and with some tension, perhaps, he was really nervous and stressed. Well, he will grow for sure, he has good potential.
Holy fuck he’s only 13
Agree
show us yours
@daxine-iv7em well I could as well but what for?! Restaurant critics or food writers are not chefs but still publish their reviews. Game tasters are not programmers but still share their opinions. There are so many great classic voice teachers who suck at the stage performance. So if you don't like something, just keep it to yourself or express your great admiration to this young artist separately or your disagreement to my opinion in a more intelligent way.
Pity about the piano.
What about it