Rachmaninoff : Piano Concerto No. 3 (Daniil Trifonov)
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- Daniil Trifonov performs Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor opus 30 with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France conducted by Myung-Whun Chung. Live recording on June 19, 2015 at the Philharmonie de Paris.
01:20 1st movement : Allegro ma non troppo
20:02 2nd movement : Intermezzo Adagio
31:09 3rd movement : Finale Alla breve
Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto is one of the most challenging works of the piano repertoire. Despite the seeming simplicity of the first theme, it requires a great virtuosity from the performers, especially for the cadenza in the first movement. After playing it for the first time in a concert on 1909, Rachmaninov himself couldn’t play any other piece, because his fingers were suffering.
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This man's hands need to be declared unesco world heritage
He was probably Rachmaninov in his past life
With his ears, spirit and heart.
This isn't just one of the greatest interpretations of Rach 3. This one of the greatest videos on UA-cam.
Thank you 😊
@@EdessFertie Deranged comment
Yes I agree, I saw him play this in person, it was marvellous!
One of my favorite composers, conductors, and pianists. DON'T NEVER EVER DELETE THIS VIDEO, PLEASE !!!!!!!!!
This is undoubtedly one of the greatest performances of Rach 3 that I’ve heard. Daniil’s playing is not only perfect but the interpretation outstanding. The clarity of each note played comes through in such a way as I’ve not before experienced which leads to a transcendent quality to this performance which is beyond description but intensely and deeply felt. Thank you, so very much, Daniil.
Comon man the third movement was average in interpretation. Of course it is hard to judge with recorded music but i can point out many artists outperforming this fine gentleman.
Does anyone know what he's doing with the fingering at 39:37 ? That's not the traditional way to play it. I'd love to see that passage written out.
I’m always impressed when I see some play this piece but what leaves me in awe and wonder is how a human being sat down composed this then wrote it out with a pen and paper. Rachmaninov must have been a super human
Kevin McCullers yea it’s hard to even comprehend how it can be real but thank God that it is cause it’s amazing to see!
He was super human. All of the great composers were. Boggles the mind.
Shay Thiele - I’ve wondered the same thing. I was thinking that Rach must’ve sold his soul to the devil or something.
The term "musical genius" comes to mind.
In truth, as in all great art, inspiration comes from God, or rather the artist seeks to open themselves to become a channel for Gods grace and make it manifest.
Este hombre es increíble, su forma de tocar, lo que transmite!! Pasión infinita.
he can't forget a note, he is completely inside the music, a memory lapse would be like forgetting his own name, what a performance!
note hard
Don't forget to mention the orchestra's great perfomance and Myung-Whun Chung work here.
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@@eddiemdhdhwk you're crazy ! It's impossible for me to spot this without knowing where it is
He is not playing Rachmaninov, he is Rachmaninov!
He knew exactly how to deal with that cadenza in the first movement. Exactly how.
I must have watched it over 100 times now and it is still just as amazing
After this? I absolutely need to see Trifonov perform Rach 3 in person. I had never been so moved by music before this video
Io l'ho visto a Roma ma ti posso assicurare che questa performance è qualcosa di inavvicinabile. Credo che qui tutto è stato perfetto: la sala, il pubblico, l'orchestra, il direttore e naturalmente l'ispirazione di Trifonov.
Aggiungo che anche e soprattutto la ripresa audio e video è stata magistrale.
Ti auguro comunque di poterlo ascoltare dal vivo se non l'avessi già fatto.
There's another post on UA-cam of Mr. Trifanov playing all of Liszt's Tramscndental Etudes live. Just a few bars of the first one makes my fingers tired!
Oh merci ! ...une cascade de sueur pour un océan de pur bonheur !
Merci pour votre commentaire !
sb ai
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Daniel Trifonov est le meilleur! On en a les larmes aux yeux, son jeu est impressionnant qd on sait la difficulté de ce concerto.!!!!..il est tout simplement époustouflant
Le piano fait corps avec lui..
On ne peut que l aimer .. Rachmaninov serait fier de lui..
😊😅😅😢😢😢😢😊😂
Je trouve Yuja Wang plus brillante sur Rach 3
I feel put through an emotional wringer, listening to Rach3. God knows what it must feel like for the pianist. He looks transcendant at the finale. Amazing performance.
Totally agree. Never seen anyone else look so ecstatic - totally immersed in the music - and sometimes just 'playing' with it!
Il est certain que ce garçon exceptionnel est habité par l'oeuvre et son piano, d'ailleurs le piano c'est lui, avec ces regards carnassiers, ces mouvements de mâchoire, cette manière de se pencher sur le clavier, il n'interprète pas, il vit l'oeuvre, purement et simplement ! Et c'est magnifique !
Beautifully put!
Je préfère malgré tout l'interprétation de Yuja Wang
How his fingers don’t slip from the sweat on the keys and his hands is unreal 😂 but by far the greatest performance of Rach 3 possible- utterly sensational 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍻👍🏻
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@@Standinthegap0 LOL
I am breathless. I just burst crying at the last note of this amazing performance. I never felt so much things listening to 3rd Rachmaninov, listening AND watching ! Oh my god, these expressions he has. Look at him smiling while watching the orchestra and the conductor at some times, like if he was saying "what a moment, what a journey we are having". He breathe like if he was in absolute love with the music. Trifonov I love you, what a musician !
The young man has mastered the most difficult piano concerto in the world. He just experienced God. And you can see that in him!
Agree with you absolutely !!!
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I first heard this when Nelson Goermer played it and found it fantastic.
The third movement sends my heart racing but this is head and shoulders above Goermer.
I enjoy the story that Rachmaninov, when premiering it at the Carnegie Hall, spent three days rehearsing as he found it difficult to play!
Incredible in every way Period !!!!!!
I never quite understood these “weird” facial expressions that pianists make, but specially Trifonov’s, which are very different and somehow even scary.
After many years of playing the piano and some unimportant recitals, I decided to perform in the school’s breaktime Chopin’s Polonaise Op. 44, which is a reasonably difficult piece. I thought I was already used to performing publicly, but in school the nervousness was in a completely different level. My whole body was shaking throughout the piece, my hands sweating and sliding through the piano while my heart was beating so fast it seemed it would come out of my mouth.
I managed to play it anyway, but that’s not the thing. That state of nervousness blocked any kind of rational thought into my brain. Past and future didn’t exist anymore. It wasn’t like I was focusing on the present moment, it was like there really were no future or past anymore. I couldn’t think of the way or how I was going to play the next part, I was being guided by some ultra pure intuition, maybe the most insane experience I ever had… and, of course, i felt much more immersed. When I finished, I didn’t even remember how I played it at all.
Now, every time I see this performance of DaniiI, I remember that. I can recognize the exact feeling of how it is, and I can only imagine how his could be so much bigger than mine.
I heard Trifonov perform this last night with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He is still magnificent.
I was there too. What a legendary performance
Was Ricardo Muti conducting ?
Daniils smile from 44:45 is pure gold, a triumph! For me this is absolutely the best performance of Rach 3 I ever heard.
I agree beautiful performance have you seen /heard Martha Argerich too ? Worth it 👌
Why I like Daniils performence so much is the way he covinces me about how beautiful and strong also the third piano concerto is, I that always has prefered the second. Thats why I now also love the third. And yes, I have listened to Argerich, also good, but not this good. As I see it. But thank you for your comment.
He nailed it and he knows that.
@@staffanolofsson8201 I do recommend you to listen to Lim Yunchan's playing in Van Cliburn competition this year.
@@neversayneveragain3748 Yes, Lim Yunchan´s playing is also fantastic, maybe more "poetic" than Daniils? I hope he will have a great future as a pianist. And thank you for your recommendation, it makes me aware of all great pianists out there.
The expressions on his face at 44:40 are incredible, you can tell he is living the music he is playing
yes, he is indeed "living the music." No matter the composer. But in this performance, I watch his body language and think to myself, ("Quasimodo obsessing over ivories and ebonies.") Daniil T. is a maniacal GENIUS of an artist. I just LOVE him.
Baby face look.
yes, and its so cool
Just at 44:40?!?!
Потрясающая интерпретация!!!
Браво!!! К вашему прочтению,
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Браво!Брависсимо!!!
Besides the incredible performance by both Daniil Trifonof and the orchestra, I think the audio technicians also did a wonderful job. It's one of the few recordings on UA-cam where I can clearly hear both the piano and the orchestra in the last few bars.
Exactly! That is one of the things I always observe as well... There are great performances out there, by amazing musicians and orchestras... But the audio quality is often below par or even really bad. Here they have done a great job capturing the audio. If you listen with a good pair of headphones, you might think it is a studio recording.
Yes, exactly, it's very clear. The acoustic is very well captured and used. All too often the recordings would be botched in hope to be fixed in post production, but if the signal has not been captured then post prod can't fix anything, and it becomes a blurp of sound. This is not the case here. Technicians worked hard and well for sure.
I think that can be explained by the fact France Musique (the channel of the video) is a French Radio, so they put the audio recording quality as their priority (rather than having a huge room, etc)
A big reason for the clarity at the end is that, unlike everyone else at that spot, Daniil is not using any pedal. You can hear each of the D major chords clearly struck as he moves up the keyboard. To me, it's a much more energetic and exciting effect, rather than the usual cacophony of blah at the end. I think the key to making Rachmaninoff come alive is clarity and rhythm, and he does that here.
Danil Trifonov is a once-in-a-century-phenomenon - but maestro Myung-Whun Chung and the Paris Philharmonie also really give their full share here. What a fantastic performance ...!!!
He loses ensemble with the piano at the very end where Tr. wants an accelerando and doesn’t get it.
@@ransomcoates546 et pas seulement
@@ransomcoates546 There's got to be a balance. I think the tempo was right. I'd even say this created more tension, and it's for the best.
I agree!
@@ransomcoates546 Yes, I noticed that, but it was the only moment in a monumental performance! I was fortunate to attend Trifonov's performances of all four Rach concertos, and also the Paganini Variations, around the same time as this recording. (In London with Yannick Nezet-Seguin conducting) What a privilege it was to see him live. Amazing!
Yunchan Lim brought me here. Mr. Trifonov is one of Yunchan's favorite pianists and he is great. But I love Yunchan's interpretation, perfect! Thank you for letting us enjoy Mr. Trifonov's performance.
Honestly the absolute best 👍🏻🍻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The opening minutes with Daniil are just pure magic, and then, without knowing how it happened, fortynine minutes have passed.
Beyond words. A life of dedication and you can see what it means to him to perform this so flawlessly.
If only this could be heard on every speaker in every town and Village across the world. I would never leave the house with ear plugs ever again. There is not the smallest minutia of human emotion not seen and felt in every measure. The Spectrum is endless. Why oh why do so few people find the milk and honey of classical music While others are drones to the beat of drums.
I’ve never seen a pianist so in the music - you can see it in his eyes and every fibre of his being is invested in the journey - the subtleness he can achieve and the polar opposite is exquisite 👏🏻🍻🥃
The Rach III demands all a pianist has. Physically, youth helps. Artistically, maturity matters. Rarely does a pianist bring both youth and maturity to a performance. We are fortunate here.
I have been saying this about Daniil Trifinov from the beginning of his career. His 'physicality" is also exuberance, a spiritual component of his youth, but then, there is deep understanding, that as you say, normally only comes from experience (if it comes even then). What I am even more excited about is his composing. I recently heard HIS piano concerto, him playing his own piece and though he is clearly using Rach. and other late Russian romantics as his musical vernacular, there is an astounding originality in his composition, there are many new sounds and good new sounds, that I cannot connect to any other composer or composition in any fashion. Some are so "new" sounding they jump out at you, but in a very appealing way. I am very curious to see where his composing takes him, keep in mind, early Beethoven sounded a little like Mozart and early Berlioz and Bizet, like Beethoven. If he is the future of classical music, I'm all in!
Shine?
@@MrKnudsvig His piano concerto sounds promising, but it is pretty much a Prokofiev paraphrase. I am attributing it to his age and stage in life. It could be much-much worse :-) No doubt, he has a bright future.
Well said.
Ligeti and Ginastera in the corner be like....."well...."
This guy is a trip! Such a rollercoaster of emotionality, virtuosity and priceless facial expressions.
Lucky enough to hear him live in London a few years ago playing this, with Ashkenazy conducting: we were all on our feet at the end,
As close to a perfect performance of this great concerto as I ever hope to hear.
I like this version so much.
The energy, the feelings, the delicate and the furious, all in a perfect blend.
The tempi are just right, not rushed, and not slow, so everything the music has to give is conveyed with clarity and brilliance. Goes straight to your mind and your heart.
The orchestra and the director are fabulous, full of colors, the sound is clear, we hear all the nuances, the balance is perfect and they give so much! I am short of adjectives.
Daniil is completely inhabited, possessed. He's my favourite pianist.
A marvel to hear and to watch.
My favourite Version of Rachmaninov 3 too ! Prefere it to the later one with Jannik Nezet Seguin.
Admire Your beautyful Comment !
Rachmaninov's theory of composition for the piano was, "Why write one note when twelve will do."
Lmao, that reminded me of "Liszt's theory of composition" joke: "I payed for the whole keyboard, I'll use the whole keyboard!" 😂
@@donniestockman5175 Funny! I gotta remember the Liszt theory
It sounds funny, and of course it isn't true, but remember Rachmaninov both lived and played when the new Concert Pianos got to their peak, and everybody were fascinated of what one can do with this amazing instruments "A whole orchestra hides inside it!!!". Plus Rachmaninov himself was a marvelous pianist with large hands... so it makes sense that he tried to bring out the most.... also in the "number of notes"....
Rachmaninoff probably holds the record for eliciting the most obnoxiously snobbish criticism.
And then there's the piano's first theme of the first movement...
This performance is nothing short of a triumph of the human spirit. Chills all over.
Wizardly exquisite and expressive. So much tones and colors that really portrait an emotional journey of Mr. Rachmaninov. I have never been this moved. Thank you Mr Trifonov for playing and uploading this video so we get to enjoy this masterpiece anywhere in the world 🎉
Grandioso!!!... Il dialogo col pianoforte è straordinario. Daniil Trifonov domina i tasti sprigionando un suono meraviglioso. Bravissima l'orchestra e un grande direttore. In questo concerto Rachmaninov è tornato vivo...
Josef Hofmann?
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I just had the chance to see Daniil Trifonov playing this masterpiece tonight in Montreal... I have no word to describe the emotion. He made me cried many time. By far the best concert I ever saw.
Michel Landry luckyyyy
Mine was a recital by Ruggero Raimondi yeasrs ago, standing humbly by the piano, absolutely a genius
He himself cried during this performance
did you cough?
@@fredericchopin6445 oh STOP already with the "cough comments." Take some Robitussin already and get over yourself. HAhahahahaha.... or sing "Ri-COLA" while you play your "horn." (I can't stop LAUGHING!) ua-cam.com/video/Z-1ik3S6Ct4/v-deo.html
Trifonow gra genialnie!!!
Daniel es ángel en la tierra.
Estubo en Barcelona al principio y cuando se dirigía a firmando discos, dio la casualidad q cuando salió del camerino lo tuve al lado , tuve la sensación de que no tocava el suelo , su andar era sutil ,suave y seguro.
Señores ha llegado un ser especial para recordarnos lo esencial del ser.
Mil gracias Daniel por venir a compartir tu don❤❤
Das Gefühl habe ich auch jedesmal wenn er die Bühne betritt , und wieder verlässt nach dem Spiel. Er kommt daher wie eine frische Briese, schnell, mit langen Schritten, zielgerichtet. Wie schwebend. Er hat einen außergewöhnlich schönen ,harmonischen Gang.
Als ich Daniil Trifonov vor vielen Jahren erstmals gehoert und gesehen habe, würde mir sofort bewusst, dass er ein außergewöhnlicher Pianist ist . Dass bei aller Brillianz und Virtuosität ,diesem unvergleichlich sensitiven Anschlag der Tasten, mit dem er das Herz eines empfaenglichen Zuhörers trifft, noch etwas Anders ist : Diese vollkommene Hingabe an die Musik des jeweiligen Komponisten. Und diese völligen Selbstvergessenheit.
Seitdem kann ich keinen anderen Pianisten mehr anhören . Er bereichert mein Leben in hohem Masse. Bin ihm in Liebe und Dankbarkeit verbunden. ❤️
@@elisabethbaumer-sn8goспасибо,Элиза,за такую огромную любовь к Даниилу.Думаю она поможет ему. Ирина
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my God...what I wouldnt do to see and hear this magnificent artist
He is absolutely fixated. Like a man possessed. He only wants to make beautiful music and I thank him for that. Impeccable playing and amazing focus. He is one of the modern young greats.
44:49 - 44:55 It's so touching to see a performer like him enjoying so much...
Daniil plays like a man possessed. Highly charged music that surges wave upon wave in lyrical effusions. He delivers a momentous performance.
Brilliant in every way Bravo !!!!!
Trifonov was born in March, 1991. This makes him 24 years old at this concert. Unreal, isn't he. Twenty-four years old. I feel sure that Rachmaninmoff was watching this performance from whatever space in the sky he now occupies. I am confident he would be quite amazed and pleased. Trifonov is this piece of work -- he and the score and the piano are one with the orchestra and Myung-Whun Chung.
I may say that Rachmaninoff could be inside of Trifonov budy...lol
La cuenta no me da. Si nació en 1991 en el 2018 no puede tener 24 años.
Ya ,you are express bright picture ! Thanks
@@jesuspereira2366read the description, it says that this was recorded in 2015 :)
32:07 OMG that GLISS!!!! It was SO DELICATE that it made me DIE more than the whole concerto!
dude ive never seen someone be so delicate when doing that
Todo el sentimiento y la genialidad de Rachmaninoff interpretada magistralmente por Danil Trifonov insuperable, perfecta.
Rachmaninov plus Le Pianiste D Trifonov nous font vivre de grands moments où se mêlent la tristesse de la dépression. d autres ou l espoir renaît avec douceur mélancolie et force Comment ne pas être déchiré ( ees’ es ) devant tant d émotions mélangées
Ce concerto fait partie de ma vie
Un pianiste que j'apprécie beaucoup, et qui vit sa musique quand il l'a joue.
monsieur Trifonov,
je viens de vous voir et entendre à l'Auditorium de Radio France avant hier soir. Vous êtes un génie authentique et je vous remercie pour le bonheur que vous nous donnez.
L'Auditorium était plein et enthousiaste!
j'ai aimé quand ,au bout de 5 rappels, vous êtes apparu "enfin"apaisé, semblait-il!
je vous aime, jeune homme autant qu'un fils.
Je sais tout ce que votre excellence, voire beaucoup plus, , représente de travail, de volonté, de sacrifices aussi.
Je vous dis et redis au delà de mon admiration toute ma reconnaissance..
Merci à vous;db
This performance was beyond incredible and the audience should have given him a standing ovation, because it was that good !!!!!
Scott Miller, I've noticed in most European orchestral venue recordings i've seen, hardly anyone 'stands'!! (it's like it's 'frowned upon' over there)??
@@ronaldburk115 Not true! In the German and Scandinavia countries like the Lucerne Festival Orchestra where ever they play, the audience is not only respectful by being polite and well dressed, if the performance is above average or better, they give rousing standing ovations!!!!!
A standing ovation was in order. He was Rachmaninoff!
@@debbieb5400 Agreed 💯 percent!
I am deeply moved by this amazing performance! Thank you
Absolutely wonderful performance. Not a beefy muscular rendering alla Bronfman or Gavryluk. Trifonov found more than that in the score. Phenomenal pianist.
People complain about his 'body language', but to me there's no fake theatrics in it. The look on his face at the finale says 'I'm coming to you from another world.' And he is. His playing is indeed transcendent. POSTSCRIPT: Of all the performances of the concerto I have heard from him since this early one remains to me the most inspired.
if these people are picking on him for his body language imagine on lang lang LOL
@@jonts1235 the comment section on Lang Lang’s Heroic Polonaise was absolute disaster
@@jonts1235 hahaha ikr
People can say what they want. They dont play. And certainty cannot perform this piece with orchestra like this phenom. I've seen his concerto performance of the 3rd 3 times live, each time somewhat different. Like it depended on the day he had. It's a subspace he enters. What every solo performer dreams of...
@@assideo lang 2x is all theatrix.
And by the way, the conductor also deserves a lot of applauses. Perfect tempo beautiful in all senses just brilliant!!!
Before being a great conductor, Chung Myung Whun has an extremely interesting pianistic formation and has even been 1974 International Tchaikovsky Piano Competition second prize. Trifonov has been also laureate of the same competition in 2011. I think that explains a lot of things, including the mutual respect between them.
Skip the way Daniil looks in certain passages. He is a master, and we usually allow masters to do whatever they want to do. Hopefully also this time. The way he plays this Rach 3 is astonishingly good, and we all can sit there and enjoy it for free. So be happy, instread of making up plans for your saying that you dont like it. You are looking at music history here. Some time in the future all "knowhowers" will sit there in a studio and use many words in trying to explain the grandness of this Daniil Trifonov.
Trifonov es incrríble. Gracias a todos por llegar 🎉🎉
When you play the piano at a certain level, it can become an out of body experience.
this is the ultimate reward for me and can rarely be achieved.
the feeling cannot be described.
to do this with an orchestra must feel like the peak of human being -- even before applause and bravos...
I so wish I could have that moment one day. Every time this kind of performance, I think they are blessed to experience something like that!!
😇✨✨Gracias ✨🙏💫
My favorite interpretation of the Rachmaninov III.
I sometimes forget how incredible Myung-whun Chung can be with an orchestra: that ending was about perfect!
Trifonov isn't a regular genius. He's above it. Something about every single one of his performance is prodigious. It's not just perfect, the level of emotion and passion - it's unrivaled by any. I really really really hope he never burns out as a pianist and continues to dominate his performances.
@Patrick Bai Good insight and I agree--Horowitz was never perfect either, but like this young man he put his soul into it and that's what makes it compelling. Trifonov holds nothing back.
If he is a genius I am Chopin Liszt and Rubinstein in one person..oh God the public is dead...
Glenn Gould reincarnation? Except he needs to play the Goldberg Variations.
@@emiliacastiglia1439 So thousands and thousands of people who listen to him in awe and are deeply impressed ,they are all dead,and you are Chopin,Liszt whatever...Maybe it's just you who are dead,but certainly you are funny...
@@visnjadugi7122 Yes I think they are dead in ears no need to offend,just compare his playing with the authors and you ll see that his piano is an harpsichord and Rachmaninoff piano is an orchestra
I think Trifonov version of cadenza is best verion of cadenza ever i heard.
I can clearly hear a main first theme melody in cadenza!!!
He emphasized first main theme melody very well. tempo and rythm also
Very clean. And the low key chord didnt make it messy
It is the best
It is wonderful, but have you tried Alexander Malofeev? Different style, but utterly stunning
Rachmaninoff, is by all means incomparable in this indescribably magnificent piano concerto,, Composing such a work with this utter complexity and remarkable beauty in the mean time, is some kind of a miracle... As for the performance, this was really one of greatest I have heard and seen concerning this concerto, Trifonov especially, was absolutely magnificent, technically and emotionally, his articulation was superb, and of course needles to say how Chung was brilliant master in spinning this remarkable orchestra with the piano, in order to obtain in the end such a historical performance ,, We wouldn't also forget the highly skilled sound recording, and finally, a great salute to everyone that shared in this dazzling performance.
I think Rachmaninoff would be honored by Trifonov's interpretation of Concerto No. 3. The artistry that Daniil delivers to this piece is both beautiful and riveting.
Honoured ?He is just weeping in the grave...
@@emiliacastiglia1439 Why do you say that?
I dont like..it is far from the author own conception of the piece,full of violence histerism sentimentality,moods that have no place in Rachmaninov heart and music,instead of true deep romanticism,melanconisch,and great orchestral chords as the author shows in his own recordings.The problem in these youngster that they don't hear the author s playing themselves...thanks to their egotism..another problem maybe the quality of the piano or the position of microphones or the touch of the pianist:the piano sounds like an amplifier harpsichord
Hey Jonas I like your music and well played too!Bravo
@@emiliacastiglia1439 I really don't agree with you, but that's only a point of view. What I don't like though is thinking that you can put ourself at the place of composers and telling what they would have liked or not.
Thank you very much for your compliment. I should specify that we prepared it in only two days so it is really far from perfect (but anybody could notice it), and our play is usually a bit better than this, I hope.
The most beautiful performance of Rach 3 I've ever heard.
Les gens sont tellement respectueux qu'ils se retiennent de tousser tant que l'œuvre n'est pas finie 🤩
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Extraordinary. Trifonov is a man with his own ideas so we are treated to a performance that is different and unique. Credit to Myung-Whun Chung who does a superb job in accomodating the orchestra to Trifonov's fregquent changes of tempo. What can one say? Daniil has put an immense amount of thought into how each section of the concerto will be played. And no one puts more effort into the performance -- he plays like a man possesed. A wonderful and memorable performance.
45:20 He has a great gut. Look at his face no one even could find his mistake. Really great play!
This is real love for music!
This is one of the most difficult piano concertos to play. And one of the longest. And this performance was brilliant. I like the way that Trifonov plays with such intensity, energy, and enjoyment. And I like the way that he smiles at the end. Like a kid at the circus!
SymphonyBrahms and without sheets. so he is in the emo not the paper.
I LOVE ll that stuff, I ADORE all that stuff about Trifonov!
God bless Sergei, the man was a genius .....and thank you Daniil for providing such a fitting performance. You can feel your genuine love for this piece watching you play, love it!
Was für ein Jahrhundertpianist .
Bravo, Bravo.
The final coda is for a heart attack! The best ever! It's not easy to understand how Rachmaninov could, not only conceive this master piece but how he could he write it into the pentagram sheet paper. It is that complex !
Trifonov really sinks into the piece. Outstanding!!!
Astounding performance , breathtaking, profoundly moving
Alvaro, as I said above-- ''It's a subspace he enters.''=really sinks into the piece
Родина, Россия, Отечество... Любовь, Думы, Переживания-Все Сплелось В Музыке Гения И Исполнено Гениально!!!
As a former professional violist, I have been in several orchestras when this piece was scheduled. It is extremely hard and a serious challenge to perform for everyone.
I‘m sure it is!! I‘ve been listening to countless Rach 3 versions in the past months.
What orchestra/conductor would you recommend? I am incredibly impressed by this version of Alexander Malofeev and the Russian National Youth Orchestra. I don‘t know, they create such a beautiful sound that melts with the piano
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They say this is the most difficult song to learn
@@jenniferfloyd6540 haha
I like the video with the Russian trombone player playing Rach 3 best of all. Bored out of his skull and soaks up the applause afterwards. Hilarious
You lie, a professional violist doesn't exist.
Rach 3, the ultimate performance for a pianist. Danil Trifonov gave a magistral performance. Extase !
Это чудо какое-то! Даниил-Гений с настоящей душой, живёт музыкой, купается в ней, блаженствует и никакого позёрства, всё честно. Спасибо!
Даниил- гениальный пианист и музыкант, какое счастье его слушать! Береги его Господь!
Полностью с вами согласна! Даниил, когда играет, ничего и никого не видит и не слышит- он весь в той музыке, которую исполняет, он сам эта музыка.Этому нельзя научить.Это от Бога.
@@user-mh2ey9px6n Он действительно Гений. Боже, как он сам радуется, что исполняяет это произведение. И мы радуемся вместе с ним.
This guy is a wizard. Not only plays, he is a shaman conjuring up the magic to emerge from those keys, levitating Rachmaninoff's very spirit into the concert hall. Amazing to watch his hands, his body language and his face gestures as he does his thing.
Si Dieu existe, son coeur palpite à travers lui et Rachmaninov guide ses mains dans la fulgurance lumineuse des notes. Les touches épousent ses mains et ce mariage ce n'est pas une interprétation, ce concerto c'est LUI, divinement lui...merci de nous arroser de votre génie musical Monsieur Trifonov ! ! Écouté un million de fois et toujours la même émotion, les mêmes frissons, explosion d'un bonheur indicible, touchée par la grâce!
Je suis tout d'accord avec Vous. Daniil Trifonov me touche dans mon Ame avec une Intensity irrestible .
The piece was so intense he even hit the piano in the wood to make sure it sounds well! Amazing
...his pianissimi are a stunning contrast as they flow into very strong transitional passages... a thoughtful and thought-provoking performance in gorgeously grand style...brilliantly phrased throughout...
that was one of the most stunning cadenza interpretations i’ve ever heard!
40:10 seconds those chords are heaven and soooo full of longing emotion - stupefying perfection 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🍻🥃
it is the first ime in my life that I listen all the plenty notes of this tremendous concerto ....it is really amazing and very nice .
Carry on listening to this unique and captivating Daniil Trifonov ! You allways will find amaizing Pieces of Music ! 🎼🎶💕
@@elisabethbaumer-sn8goну вот,Вы же нашли этот концерт Даниила,Элиза.Я очень рада,только,как
всегда, перепутала второе имя дирижера:в конце не"м",а "н".
@@user-mh2ey9px6nIrina, Listen very often to this wonderful Concerto. My favorite Rendition of Rachmaninov 3.
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I have listened to this Concerto dozens of times and it is probably my all time favorite. My preference and only choice has always been the Horowitz performance: Avery Fisher Hall, New York, 1978 with Zubin Mehta. It is fantastic in every respect and recorded when he was 75. I have listened to many other renowned pianists and they come nowhere near; not even close, and to the point where it is not worth listening. But this performance by Daniil Trifonov is outstanding and much of the style is at times indistinguishable from that of Horowitz but there are differences and even though I have only listened to this recording a few times I find it at least equal to that of Horowitz. This was recorded when in his mid twenties; unbelievable.
….I'll second that Horowitz performance. I've listened to it countless times.....several times a day at one point. He unfolds it like a story. As I grew to love this piece I searched for other interpretations that I would enjoy as much. Strangely enough, Rachmaninov's performance hit the mark for me…..very different than Horowitz, but they both spoke their truths differently within the same piece of music....as it should be.
Прекрасная музыка Рахманинова в Великолепном исполнении Русского Пианиста Браво!!!
Utter perfection 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻🍻
Increíble magnifico 👏👏👏🥹👏👏👏🥹👏👏👏
This is without doubt one of the greatest musical experiences I've ever had the pleasure of hearing and seeing. To have been there that evening would have been an utterly Godly experience.
Divine.
Le soliste a des mains comme le compositeur. Magnifique.
Why did I come back to this video? I'm supposed to be studying, not listening to the greatest piece of music ever written! It demands my full attention!
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Смотрю, слушаю ,не в силах уйти...
Твои руки, Данюша, так красивы, а игра совершенна...
Твой талант невероятно индивидуален,и нет подобногоТвоему, исполнения...
Это Божественный спектакль...
Благодарю
Присоединяюсь, благодарность за идеальное совешенство исполнения, за Богoм данные руки и просто способность полностью забыть о человеческом в себе и выразить высшую духовность. Какая невыразимая радость жить в твое время, Мастер!
I don’t really think people understand the magic that happens in this performance from absolutely every single person on stage.
Is it really necessary to think about and understand everything? Just enjoy the experience. There's no need to overthink everything and too much of that detracts from the enjoyment of music.
@@lvg777 we can thank god and our individual spirits for the unique experience that each and every one of us has when listening to music, watching nature........
some of us empathize with and thrill to the group experience......and wish and hope that others are having the same or similar thrill....empathy should be a desire for all.......
@@igrowtowerspermaculture9055 So very true, do we question why a butterfly is beautiful? It is the gift of channeling the creative force. The observer left in awe.
Whoever thought of inviting the greatest pianist in the world to join up with the greatest conductor on the planet must have known something staggering was going to happen. As usual the French got it right. I will never hear this concerto played better, this is my 125th listening , live, tv, youtube,radio and cd by 31 pianists. I'll be happy now.
Unless, of course, you discover the same work played by the astonishing Alexander Malofeev. That 17 year-old Russian will knock your socks off.
The boy is even more of a tornado than Trifonov!
The greatest conductor on the planet??? Are you sure about that?
The title of the greatest pianist would have to go to Lugansky my friend
All such opinions are very subjective,as I freely admit mine is. No sane person could claim to be such an undisputed arbiter in any branch of the performing arts.
Anton Wills-Eve quite
Exceptional, thank goodness for your talent ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈😊😊😊😊😊
bravissimo Trifonoff!
44:18 This is the magic of Russian orchestral music performed with such soul and love. Absolutely marvelous interpretation of a wondrous piece of art.
Indeed.
Daniil, brings the beauty out of the composition! ❤❤❤ he is truly talented
Il vit la musique, c'est trop beau à voir
I took my 9 year old son to see this virtuosic musician play this in concert here in Vancouver BC. It was a treat. Never will forget it.