Help! I can't stop listening. I want to hear every note this guy plays. It's as if he's a conduit from the composer directly to the listener. No discernable ego or personal idiosyncrasies to distract from the music. Pure and difficult to pull off. Truly as good as it gets, imho. Humphrey Burton, director, knows how to pick 'em. Burton also has some wonderful vids w/ Vienna Phil among others.
The lines, the voicing, the colours, the articulations, the pedalling, the dynamics, the durations, the phrasing, the characters...He is tridimensional. I am sure that Steinway still remembers.
0:00:27 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A Minor 0:00:48 - Prélude 0:04:56 - Allemande 0:08:32 - Courante 0:14:01 - Sarabande 0:17:49 - Bourrée I 0:19:57 - Bourrée II 0:23:06 - Gigue 0:25:02 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G Minor 0:25:02 - Prélude 0:27:51 - Allemande 0:31:47 - Courante 0:34:22 - Sarabande 0:38:23 Les agréments de la même Sarabande 0:43:26 - Gavotte I 0:47:33 - Gigue 0:50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata K 487 C Major 0:54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata K 20 E Major 0:58:01 Scarlatti - Sonata K 98 E Minor 1:01:32 Scarlatti - Sonata K 450 G Minor 1:05:09 Scarlatti - Sonata K 1 D Minor 1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata K 159 C Major 1:10:18 Beethoven - Sonata 11 Op 22 B flat major 1:10:35 - Allegro con brio 1:21:12 - Adagio con molta espressione 1:32:11 - Minuetto 1:36:34 - Rondo Allegretto 1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise 15 Scarlatti sonatas including these 6: itunes.apple.com/us/album/scarlatti-keyboard-sonatas/4566052
I keep listening to this at regular intervals. Always wondrous in its perfection. Expert critics may be right to criticize, but they have no effect on my ignorant enjoyment.
' Expert critics ' is an oxymoron of sorts. Besides, no one ever erected a statue to a critic. (okay, maybe G. Bernard Shaw). Todays music critics generally don't know Jack. Imho, of course. Enjoy and thanks, Solomusicapiano, for posting.
Maestro Pogorelich displays an intriguing and impressive combination between natural grandeur and subtlety throughout this recital, and that's why so many people turn green with envy when they hear him perform. His aristocratic good looks do the rest.
Pogorelich made Chopin accessible to my strict and conservative father. Suddenly Chopin was officially hip in our Expat Yugoslav family apart from traditional toons. Thank you Ivo for opening up the doors!
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor 24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor 50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor 54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major 58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor 1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor 1:05:10 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 1 in D minor 1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major 1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major 1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise Please help pin this. Credit for this information goes to Pablo Alcaraz and Suetonius Tranquillus.
Just a friendly heads-up about a typo: at 1:05:10 Pogorelich plays the K. 1 in d minor, not the K. 15. The K. 15 is in e minor. UA-cam videos indicate that Pogorelich often played the K. 1 as a concert encore. But in my view he never played it better than he does here.
Bach's English Suite No. 2 in A minor is one of the top Bach masterpieces that never failed to delight me. It is amazing how much depth Bach can put into this piece.
58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor 1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor 1:05:10 Scarlatt - Sonata No. 15 in D minor 1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major
great - I usually do indeed start watching a recital on youtube after 58 minutes. Here's my Beethoven - it's a short video - I suggest starting after 58 seconds. ua-cam.com/video/plZjfxtYCgc/v-deo.html
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor 24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor 50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor 54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major 1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major 1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
At the end of the rapid, opening section of the English Suite I was half expecting him to smile into the camera showing his glistening, white vampire fangs 😊... brilliant maestro 👏👏👏
На меня Иво действует магически, он виртуозный музыкант и интересный человек. Его ни с кем не спутаешь, яркая индивидуальность и глубокие эмоции и..я не могу говорить так сильно, как он играет. Браво !!!!!
Ivo Pogprelich is one of the very finest pianists performing today! His phrasing is simply wonderful topped with dynamic creativity that enhances the entire work. Bravo Ivo!
He always play so elegantly, so beautiful. He's work is great. All great pianist off all times, and all the world. His fingers has so big power, this power have so little part of pianists fingers. I like his interpreting so much. He see music with ather glasses. Live 100 years great music geniuse🙏😍👍❤💚💜💗💓💖💕
Yes and it makes me cringe thinking of my valiant attempts to play Scarlatti and my piano professor being so frustrated with me since I couldn't get it right.
He was the only person who became instantly famous for NOT winning the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw. If you don't know the story, look it up. It created an international scandal (at least in the world of classical music).. Martha Argerich (a previous 1st Prize Winner of the Chopin competton) was one of the judges and she resigned in protest when Pogo was eliminated in the third round, declaring "This young man is a genius.!"
@@kaliopanikolajevivA misspelling? Is Marta Algerlic really Martha Argerich making dough in Moscow, teaching Pogo? What's happening? Who is Olga Ilic, and what's she doing in my message?
@@kaliopanikolajeviv Interesting I just now read thanks to your kind reply some details about their relationship - wow so passionate and powerful! I'm going to see Igo when he performs in Paris in 2020.
Still one of the most exciting pianists I have ever heard. There is so much power and authority here. I am bored by so many others. Only Bach seems to challenge him as the case should be... where the writing itself is greater than any performance.
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor 24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor 50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor 54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major 58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor 1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor 1:05:10 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 15 in D minor 1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major 1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major 1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
ivo is way beyond sound, ...pogorelich has the most powerful and perfect union of form, harmony and melody, i have no doubt he is the best interpreter ever, surpassing maria callas and horowitz, and at the level of the greatest composers to whom he seems to play for.
It would cause me to go insane as listening to it makes me jam out in a different way every time and each way dramatically displayed. I can't imagine playing it. And so perfectly
Matt Ferrara his playing made me realize my own limitations and lack of talent in piano performance but also inspired me to just let go and play as passionately as I could when I could.
Quel talent ! Dans Scarlatti, les notes piquées sont rendue de manière... prodigieuse. La gestuelle est sans manières, le tempo dans la sonate de Beethoven est magnifiquement soutenu, même s'il étonne au premier abord. (Grazie, "Solomusica", per questa condivisione!)
chad414 same here! now I can't understand what my hangup was about - maybe he's just too good! slightly eccentric by way of tempi, like Glen Gould but there the similarity ends. - or could be related to the phase change due to a fairly recent personal tragedy, who knows, but today: he's the best!
people always have to say "its too fast, its too slow" does that add something? does that change something? opinions are like assholes, everybody got one. just enjoy the music
Although i feel and experience that Bach's music is among the purest and noblest currently present on earth, I don't think it is a good thing to judge and rank. Because where does it end, and why would you do it? To give your own taste more value as oppose to others? The only judgement you can have with absolute certainty is that you yourself value some music above other music. Doing it for the whole of humanity is a form of arrogance.
+Geert Huinink Although I see where you are coming from, Geert, I am not sure I agree. Since there is no shortage of ill-informed people who have no hesitation in proclaiming the most mediocre musical doodlings are "genius", which creates a sort of received opinion that, say, "Coldplay are great", surely it behoves those of us with ears, a brain, musical taste, and, dare I say it, a soul, to proclaim the timeless and eternal supremacy of the greatest classical masters, if only to give confidence to the new convert to this music that the sublime qualities of this music they are discovering is not a mirage, and that they are not deluded, pretentious or wrong in thinking that this music is, indeed, amongst the greatest ever written?
Glenn Gould never had this perfect control and the sound is so German and stolid. A type of cold ,never sentimental or flowery! Even Tureck didnt get this directness almost unpianistic totally unRomanticized ideal in her playing! This is truly fine. The Scarlatti is so perfect i dont believe its possible on a single piano. I believe its studio perfecting. Its impossible to get a Scarlatti both Michelangeli and Horowitz come nowhere near it! I wonder if either ever heard this genius!!@???
@@ND-hj5st Это очень индивидуально-- но не до такой же степени-- конечно Погорелич.Таких как Плетнев много, в он такой штучный пианист-- заметте, есть еще несколько имен.А, вообще, мы себя обкрадываем тем, что подходим к исполнителям как к спортсменам.P.S.Человек индивидуален-- даже вкусы за столом разные-- но вкусно поесть любят все.
Not even Beethoven could play Beethoven that well. What a generous soul. !! And he walks among us. Oh...... God protect him with wise angels and many that love him. CVD
His playing is very extreme, you either like it or don't like it. That's why during the competition, Martha Argerich had arguement with the judges and left.
Il y a trente ans déjà, du très grand Pogorelich. Une interprétation des suites anglaises 2 et 3 qui a marqué l’époque et reste encore aujourd’hui parmi les plus impressionnantes. Du très beau Scarlatti. Par contre on peut avoir une autre conception de Beethoven et garder son jugement pour soi.
-- 34:20 la Sarabande est un chef-d’œuvre en soi & Ivo Pogorelich la joue de la plus belle des façons. Il est un très grand pianiste, superbe enregistrement. --
Es increíble cómo la mente humana puede retener todas las notas y sus alteraciones de una obra tan extensa. Este pianista (como tantos otros) es una maravilla humana, a la par de los científicos. Me pregunto, (con todo respeto al genio de Bonn), si él habría ejecutado lo que compuso. Sin contar la destreza técnica necesaria.
gardel....tú no estás bien. Como alguien puede decir ...con todo respeto al genio de Bonn... Como gilipollez es incomparable eso si. Pero repito...tú no estás bien!!!
Its almost like a different person from the pianist he is in Scriabin orRavel. The lushness,the lines of his Chopin require a different dound from him. Pogo is the most perfect in his Bach and Scarlatti i think any of us will ever hear!
Ivo Pogolerich inspire me! His tone is beautiful and also gent and strong. Pogolerich has a culture also, he is from Mediterranean Country, which is the "center" of the earth, that bring mix culture around the world!
very nice , I was listening to Horowitz and left the room for a while and when I came back the screen saver had turned on but the music was still playing as that is how my settings are set. The thing is , I still thought I was listening to Horowitz for a while.
DaveYostCom wrote these timestamps. I'm just copying and pasting them because I don't want to scroll down every time I want to look for the timestamps. 0:00:27 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A Minor 0:00:48 - Prélude 0:04:56 - Allemande 0:08:32 - Courante 0:14:01 - Sarabande 0:17:49 - Bourrée I 0:19:57 - Bourrée II 0:23:06 - Gigue 0:25:02 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G Minor 0:25:02 - Prélude 0:27:51 - Allemande 0:31:47 - Courante 0:34:22 - Sarabande 0:38:23 Les agréments de la même Sarabande 0:43:26 - Gavotte I 0:47:33 - Gigue 0:50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata K 487 C Major 0:54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata K 20 E Major 0:58:01 Scarlatti - Sonata K 98 E Minor 1:01:32 Scarlatti - Sonata K 450 G Minor 1:05:09 Scarlatti - Sonata K 1 D Minor 1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata K 159 C Major 1:10:18 Beethoven - Sonata 11 Op 22 B flat major 1:10:35 - Allegro con brio 1:21:12 - Adagio con molta espressione 1:32:11 - Minuetto 1:36:34 - Rondo Allegretto 1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
I have hair like young Ivo Pogorelich. I saved it all in a shoebox. Seriously though, I have never heard any of Scarlatti's sonatas played with more sensitivity and grace. IMO Horowitz's interpretations almost pale by comparison. The late, great harpsichordist and baroque authority Scott Ross was quite critical of how Horowitz played Scarlatti. (The interview is part of a film about Ross that is available on UA-cam.)
Oui, Beethoven un peu trop rapide, mais quelle maîtrise du tempo ! Cette 11ème sonate est magnifique. Les gros plans sur les mains sont un réel plaisir.
Help! I can't stop listening. I want to hear every note this guy plays. It's as if he's a conduit from the composer directly to the listener. No discernable ego or personal idiosyncrasies to distract from the music. Pure and difficult to pull off. Truly as good as it gets, imho. Humphrey Burton, director, knows how to pick 'em. Burton also has some wonderful vids w/ Vienna Phil among others.
I was there at the time working as video mixer operator. If I remember well it was in 1987/88. He is a genius and very great artist to work with.
Wow, what an honour it must have been. A personal concert.
I have to ask, di anyone of the crew ever screw up? like sneeze?
@@ganderweather a villa in Italy I believe. Like one from roman times.
The lines, the voicing, the colours, the articulations, the pedalling, the dynamics, the durations, the phrasing, the characters...He is tridimensional. I am sure that Steinway still remembers.
0:00:27 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A Minor
0:00:48 - Prélude
0:04:56 - Allemande
0:08:32 - Courante
0:14:01 - Sarabande
0:17:49 - Bourrée I
0:19:57 - Bourrée II
0:23:06 - Gigue
0:25:02 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G Minor
0:25:02 - Prélude
0:27:51 - Allemande
0:31:47 - Courante
0:34:22 - Sarabande
0:38:23 Les agréments de la même Sarabande
0:43:26 - Gavotte I
0:47:33 - Gigue
0:50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata K 487 C Major
0:54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata K 20 E Major
0:58:01 Scarlatti - Sonata K 98 E Minor
1:01:32 Scarlatti - Sonata K 450 G Minor
1:05:09 Scarlatti - Sonata K 1 D Minor
1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata K 159 C Major
1:10:18 Beethoven - Sonata 11 Op 22 B flat major
1:10:35 - Allegro con brio
1:21:12 - Adagio con molta espressione
1:32:11 - Minuetto
1:36:34 - Rondo Allegretto
1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
15 Scarlatti sonatas including these 6: itunes.apple.com/us/album/scarlatti-keyboard-sonatas/4566052
thanks!
Thanks !!
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you sir very much
I keep listening to this at regular intervals. Always wondrous in its perfection.
Expert critics may be right to criticize, but they have no effect on my ignorant enjoyment.
Sorry for disturbing such an amazing performance with adds. I think people will never like this adds and it works adversely
Critics be damned.
Ignorance is bliss.
Well said!
' Expert critics ' is an oxymoron of sorts. Besides, no one ever erected a statue to a critic. (okay, maybe G. Bernard Shaw). Todays music critics generally don't know Jack. Imho, of course. Enjoy and thanks, Solomusicapiano, for posting.
Maestro Pogorelich displays an intriguing and impressive combination between natural grandeur and subtlety throughout this recital, and that's why so many people turn green with envy when they hear him perform. His aristocratic good looks do the rest.
Words can not describe or explain this performance! This man is a genius, that is it!
One of the most unique and talented pianists in my lifetime.
how about in this universe’s lifetime?
Pogorelich made Chopin accessible to my strict and conservative father. Suddenly Chopin was officially hip in our Expat Yugoslav family apart from traditional toons. Thank you Ivo for opening up the doors!
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor
24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor
50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor
54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major
58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor
1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor
1:05:10 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 1 in D minor
1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major
1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major
1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
Please help pin this.
Credit for this information goes to Pablo Alcaraz and Suetonius Tranquillus.
Just a friendly heads-up about a typo: at 1:05:10 Pogorelich plays the K. 1 in d minor, not the K. 15. The K. 15 is in e minor. UA-cam videos indicate that Pogorelich often played the K. 1 as a concert encore. But in my view he never played it better than he does here.
@@gfweis thanks for the correction. I edited accordingly.
I really like the way Pogorelich plays Beethoven!
what a magnificent pianist !!!
Bach's English Suite No. 2 in A minor is one of the top Bach masterpieces that never failed to delight me. It is amazing how much depth Bach can put into this piece.
58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor
1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor
1:05:10 Scarlatt - Sonata No. 15 in D minor
1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major
Merci beaucoup !!
The only info I needed :)
great - I usually do indeed start watching a recital on youtube after 58 minutes. Here's my Beethoven - it's a short video - I suggest starting after 58 seconds. ua-cam.com/video/plZjfxtYCgc/v-deo.html
the only reason I'm here.
Suetonius Tranquillus no one plays Scarlatti like him
This is the first time to be greatly moved to tears by English Suite.
His phrasing is so long that musical emotions keep until the very end.
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor
24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor
50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor
54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major
1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major
1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
+Pablo Pérez
There are more Scarlatti sonatas than you have listed!
+Pablo Pérez 43:25 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor Gavotte
THanks Glenn
Pablo P Alcaraz Thank you VERy MUCH!!!
Superb !!!
Ten ballet dancers flying on the stage and choreographed by such a powerful mind + The sexiest octaves in the show business.
Неповторимое исполнение Скарлатти! Восторг!
At the end of the rapid, opening section of the English Suite I was half expecting him to smile into the camera showing his glistening, white vampire fangs 😊... brilliant maestro 👏👏👏
На меня Иво действует магически, он виртуозный музыкант и интересный человек. Его ни с кем не спутаешь, яркая индивидуальность и глубокие эмоции и..я не могу говорить так сильно, как он играет. Браво !!!!!
Великий пианист точнее художник нашего времени. Браво!!!
Ivo Pogprelich is one of the very finest pianists performing today! His phrasing is simply wonderful topped with dynamic creativity that enhances the entire work. Bravo Ivo!
Can you be closer to heaven after hearing the interpretation of the second movement of the Beethoven sonata?....
The Beethoven Sonata is wonderful!
To truly hear bachs genius and not be able to recreate it or even really understand it but still play will a calm composure. So admirable of Ivo.
music is a therapy for the composer, the interpreter and the audience.
I couldn't stop listening! My day stopped with this. Marvelous.
I love the way you play Bach.
mi associo
fabulous rendition of these pieces
Браво Иво 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉форевер гениус екстремно фамозно и маестрално.....
There is something that win the hearts and minds of the audience. There is something beyond our immense. Greetings from Japan. Sayonara！
He always play so elegantly, so beautiful. He's work is great. All great pianist off all times, and all the world. His fingers has so big power, this power have so little part of pianists fingers. I like his interpreting so much. He see music with ather glasses. Live 100 years great music geniuse🙏😍👍❤💚💜💗💓💖💕
Scarlatti is just perfect!
Yes and it makes me cringe thinking of my valiant attempts to play Scarlatti and my piano professor being so frustrated with me since I couldn't get it right.
Yes the whole presentation was heavenly. The highest of art.
Эталон фортепианной игры! Если возникают вопросы в разучивании музыкального произведения, я обращаюсь к ИВО, слушаю, смотрю, вникаю. Приходят ответы.
He was the only person who became instantly famous for NOT winning the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw. If you don't know the story, look it up. It created an international scandal (at least in the world of classical music).. Martha Argerich (a previous 1st Prize Winner of the Chopin competton) was one of the judges and she resigned in protest when Pogo was eliminated in the third round, declaring "This young man is a genius.!"
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!The tone he plays Bach is soft and therefore extraordinary
Genius , once in a lifetime .Grateful I attended one of his concerts .
stunning performance,Mr.Pogorelich...I am from Georgia and persuing my goal as a concert pianist...May God Bless you!
+Natalia Mamardashvili May God bless immensely you too, Natalia! And I'm sure He really will.
@@kaliopanikolajevivA misspelling? Is Marta Algerlic really Martha Argerich making dough in Moscow, teaching Pogo? What's happening? Who is Olga Ilic, and what's she doing in my message?
@@kaliopanikolajeviv Didn't they end up getting married?
@@MCM214 Yes Ivo did marry his teacher, Aliza Kezeradze is her name.
@@kaliopanikolajeviv Interesting I just now read thanks to your kind reply some details about their relationship - wow so passionate and powerful! I'm going to see Igo when he performs in Paris in 2020.
Still one of the most exciting pianists I have ever heard. There is so much power and authority here. I am bored by so many others. Only Bach seems to challenge him as the case should be... where the writing itself is greater than any performance.
These Bach pieces are delightful!
браво,брависсимо,Мастер!!!
0:26 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A minor
24:57 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G minor
50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 5 in C mayor
54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 17 in E major
58:00 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 19 in E minor
1:01:33 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 35 in G minor
1:05:10 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 15 in D minor
1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata No. 3 in C major
1:10:24 Beethoven - Sonata No. 11 in B flat major
1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
Thank you, Jakub. Which Scarlatti sonata numbering system was your reference for the list above?
I loved it. All the tree composers plus a magnificent piannist. Thank you for posting.
Genius on the keys ! No doubt about it his playing is flawless
Beethoven Sonate ganz wunderbar gespielt. Gratuliere!
Он волшебник !!!
ivo is way beyond sound, ...pogorelich has the most powerful and perfect union of form, harmony and melody,
i have no doubt he is the best interpreter ever, surpassing maria callas and horowitz, and at the level of the greatest composers to whom he seems to play for.
It would cause me to go insane as listening to it makes me jam out in a different way every time and each way dramatically displayed. I can't imagine playing it. And so perfectly
Matt Ferrara his playing made me realize my own limitations and lack of talent in piano performance but also inspired me to just let go and play as passionately as I could when I could.
How Pogorelich plays these pieces, have become (to me), how it's done. Very good!
Agreed. A superior style
Quel talent ! Dans Scarlatti, les notes piquées sont rendue de manière... prodigieuse. La gestuelle est sans manières, le tempo dans la sonate de Beethoven est magnifiquement soutenu, même s'il étonne au premier abord.
(Grazie, "Solomusica", per questa condivisione!)
Merci Ivan Greindl pour votre notre tres perceptive sur Pogorelich.
Very lovingly played and poetic.
Super enjoyment.
Excellent sounding piano captures the true nature of the insrument
IVO JE GENIJE !
Exquisita interpretación, maestría, perfección y ritmicidad. Gracias por subir estas joyas.
I ve never bothered much with him but I love it.I thought he was an eccentric but obviously knew how to maintain good taste in music.
chad414 same here! now I can't understand what my hangup was about - maybe he's just too good! slightly eccentric by way of tempi, like Glen Gould but there the similarity ends. - or could be related to the phase change due to a fairly recent personal tragedy, who knows, but today: he's the best!
Magnífica interpretación . impecable, apasionada y profunda del inigualable J.S. Bach
Stunning playing. Ivo - top pianist, with original grand visions.
people always have to say "its too fast, its too slow" does that add something? does that change something?
opinions are like assholes, everybody got one.
just enjoy the music
+Geert Huinink how can you listen to Bach and not believe that there are objective standards by which we measure the quality of music?
Although i feel and experience that Bach's music is among the purest and noblest currently present on earth, I don't think it is a good thing to judge and rank. Because where does it end, and why would you do it? To give your own taste more value as oppose to others? The only judgement you can have with absolute certainty is that you yourself value some music above other music. Doing it for the whole of humanity is a form of arrogance.
+Geert Huinink Although I see where you are coming from, Geert, I am not sure I agree. Since there is no shortage of ill-informed people who have no hesitation in proclaiming the most mediocre musical doodlings are "genius", which creates a sort of received opinion that, say, "Coldplay are great", surely it behoves those of us with ears, a brain, musical taste, and, dare I say it, a soul, to proclaim the timeless and eternal supremacy of the greatest classical masters, if only to give confidence to the new convert to this music that the sublime qualities of this music they are discovering is not a mirage, and that they are not deluded, pretentious or wrong in thinking that this music is, indeed, amongst the greatest ever written?
a bunch of music fascists
hahahaha....very good and true!
What an extraordinary recital ~ thank you very much !!!
It's not one and only recital
The recital to end all recitals.Would love to have been a fly on the wall during his training in Russia
Magnificent - truly stellar, and no hunching over the keys.
Glenn Gould never had this perfect control and the sound is so German and stolid. A type of cold ,never sentimental or flowery! Even Tureck didnt get this directness almost unpianistic totally unRomanticized ideal in her playing! This is truly fine. The Scarlatti is so perfect i dont believe its possible on a single piano. I believe its studio perfecting. Its impossible to get a Scarlatti both Michelangeli and Horowitz come nowhere near it! I wonder if either ever heard this genius!!@???
excellent! thanks for posting this.
The way Ivo played "Für Elise" reminds me on how Horowitz played "Träumerei" ( Schumann) in Moscow. Bravissimo!
This surprised me, I didn't know that Pogorelich was such a wonderful Bach interpreter. A truly great performance.
Young Pogorelich so good.
A fabulous performance. I don't know who's better, Pogorelich or Pletnev.
IVO POGORELICH WITHOUT A DOUBT, NO COMPARISON!!!!
*the* 2 fav pianists
@@ND-hj5st Это очень индивидуально-- но не до такой же степени-- конечно Погорелич.Таких как Плетнев много, в он такой штучный пианист-- заметте, есть еще несколько имен.А, вообще, мы себя обкрадываем тем, что подходим к исполнителям как к спортсменам.P.S.Человек индивидуален-- даже вкусы за столом разные-- но вкусно поесть любят все.
Grandissimo artista
Thank you for posting this. I listen regularly. Great stuff!
Breathtakingly beautiful! ❤
Perfection expressing the noble task of being human : Bach - Pogorelich
Bless you! THAT was beautiful! Thank you for sharing!🙂
Not even Beethoven could play Beethoven that well. What a generous soul. !! And he walks among us. Oh...... God protect him with wise angels and many that love him. CVD
You had a great chance in your long life to hear Beethoven playing his own Sonatas ....
Fritz Maisenbacher Fantastic coment yours, love to you, so much
His playing is very extreme, you either like it or don't like it. That's why during the competition, Martha Argerich had arguement with the judges and left.
Najbolje.
Great artist！
One of my favourite composers, and these performances are wonderful interpretations!
Il y a trente ans déjà, du très grand Pogorelich. Une interprétation des suites anglaises 2 et 3 qui a marqué l’époque et reste encore aujourd’hui parmi les plus impressionnantes. Du très beau Scarlatti. Par contre on peut avoir une autre conception de Beethoven et garder son jugement pour soi.
Thank you!🤗❤
-- 34:20 la Sarabande est un chef-d’œuvre en soi & Ivo Pogorelich la joue de la plus belle des façons. Il est un très grand pianiste, superbe enregistrement. --
Amazing Ivo !!!
Es increíble cómo la mente humana puede retener todas las notas y sus alteraciones de una obra tan extensa.
Este pianista (como tantos otros) es una maravilla humana, a la par de los científicos. Me pregunto, (con todo
respeto al genio de Bonn), si él habría ejecutado lo que compuso. Sin contar la destreza técnica necesaria.
gardel....tú no estás bien. Como alguien puede decir ...con todo respeto al genio de Bonn...
Como gilipollez es incomparable eso si. Pero repito...tú no estás bien!!!
Its almost like a different person from the pianist he is in Scriabin orRavel. The lushness,the lines of his Chopin require a different dound from him. Pogo is the most perfect in his Bach and Scarlatti i think any of us will ever hear!
holy shit this is so good
Beautiful man with wonderful soul!
Je ne me lasse pas d'Ivo !
Awesome! Heavenly music played for the Gods.
Tremenda ..maravilla d inventiva i respeto al Compositor i su Tiempo..graxieee...
Can see why Martha Argerich championed him!
Ivo Pogolerich inspire me! His tone is beautiful and also gent and strong. Pogolerich has a culture also, he is from Mediterranean Country, which is the "center" of the earth, that bring mix culture around the world!
very nice , I was listening to Horowitz and left the room for a while and when I came back the screen saver had turned on but the music was still playing as that is how my settings are set. The thing is , I still thought I was listening to Horowitz for a while.
Prodigio.
Perfection!
Great!
Arnold Schwarzenegger looked at his two pals and said, "You be Mozart, you be Beethoven, and I'll be Bach."
DaveYostCom wrote these timestamps. I'm just copying and pasting them because I don't want to scroll down every time I want to look for the timestamps.
0:00:27 Bach - English Suite No. 2 in A Minor
0:00:48 - Prélude
0:04:56 - Allemande
0:08:32 - Courante
0:14:01 - Sarabande
0:17:49 - Bourrée I
0:19:57 - Bourrée II
0:23:06 - Gigue
0:25:02 Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G Minor
0:25:02 - Prélude
0:27:51 - Allemande
0:31:47 - Courante
0:34:22 - Sarabande
0:38:23 Les agréments de la même Sarabande
0:43:26 - Gavotte I
0:47:33 - Gigue
0:50:18 Scarlatti - Sonata K 487 C Major
0:54:30 Scarlatti - Sonata K 20 E Major
0:58:01 Scarlatti - Sonata K 98 E Minor
1:01:32 Scarlatti - Sonata K 450 G Minor
1:05:09 Scarlatti - Sonata K 1 D Minor
1:07:41 Scarlatti - Sonata K 159 C Major
1:10:18 Beethoven - Sonata 11 Op 22 B flat major
1:10:35 - Allegro con brio
1:21:12 - Adagio con molta espressione
1:32:11 - Minuetto
1:36:34 - Rondo Allegretto
1:42:55 Beethoven - Für Elise
Best version ever of Fur Elise... espressivissimo!
I have hair like young Ivo Pogorelich. I saved it all in a shoebox. Seriously though, I have never heard any of Scarlatti's sonatas played with more sensitivity and grace. IMO Horowitz's interpretations almost pale by comparison. The late, great harpsichordist and baroque authority Scott Ross was quite critical of how Horowitz played Scarlatti.
(The interview is part of a film about Ross that is available on UA-cam.)
Nice performance !!!!! .
One of my top 3 choices for English Suite No 2.
Oui, Beethoven un peu trop rapide, mais quelle maîtrise du tempo ! Cette 11ème sonate est magnifique. Les gros plans sur les mains sont un réel plaisir.
Oui on peut dure qu'il a les mains les plus chorégraphique de l'histoire du piano ! 😊