this performance is so masterful - there's so much warmth but also attention to detail. like the measure leading up to the 8:34 section, it's such a seamless transition that it doesn't even feel like a transition (most recordings i've heard have a very deliberate "ok, now this passage" cue). And the way the sheer SOUND at 16:23 envelops you- I actually sorta like that the recording quality isn't that good bc it makes moments like this feel so much more massive and frenzied (as opposed to the studio recordings which def have a more "controlled" feel)

What piece?

She is magical. There sure were a lot of background dropping of things. Seems like someone was trying to sabotage her.

Devastating intensity with this one. The piece is already written in such a way for anyone with the capacity to play it, but Pogorelich brings a cataclysmic sound to it I’ve rarely heard.

Is the piano ok after the onslaught?

5:58

Nice expression, but its little too fast. The sixteenths are bluring together, thats not how it should be

No doubt about his technique - but he does seem to have forgotten that the piano has a pedal. The score does indicate pedalling. And I found the rubato - slowing down and speeding up - a bit excessive.

beauootifool

Strepitoso ❤

so hard to play man...but he wrote very beautiful

I have just discovered this recording. I didn't know that Yunchan Lim ever played this piece. Where was it recorded? It must be live as he's not done it in a studio, but there is no audience noise at all. I'm not sure it's him

Best of the best.May God bless this young man for years to come.

The part at 00:09 is cool and all, but other than that I don't know why anyone would prefer the first version over the revised.

this works bettr than i expected

interesting lol

At first I was put off by the slow tempo until I saw how well it worked in the middle section. Now I'm going to spend the rest of my life looking for a middle section this slow but that undergoes a completely unhinged stringendo starting from 1:57 and goes Weissenberg levels of ecstasy for the rest of the piece.

Hey! I was searching for this sheet in a PDF form but i havent found this exact version☹️ could u help me with where can i find it please? I really wanna show this to my teacher next week😇

This is a really beautiful etude, and I love Pogolerich's interpretation! ❤

Absolutely brilliant performance by Kevin Chen !

My favorite piano concerto

I would like to let Franz Liszt hear him play.

time 2:48, when repetitive D♭ (D-flat) started to hit octave -)

Tremendously gifted violinist. Legendary performance.

Is this chanel form Ji won yang? I love to see her playing, where is she now? Didn't see her in any competition...

the stretta section is the best part in this interpretation

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The stretta was just pure goosebumps

Questa pianista è incredibile, sia dal punto di vista interpretativo che dal punto di vista tecnico! 💖💖💖💖💖

Wow! ❤❤❤❤❤

Wow! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

bro who is butchering tf out of the revised version ☠☠☠

how do you practice those runs?? i’m learning the cadenza and can’t get them quite right

top 3 PC all time

This is the best interpretation I've heard in a long time. That final part is wow...stunning.

whonny jang lmao is that like "zhong xina"?

Браво, Алексей Султанов! Потрясающий пианист!!!

The original cadenza wouldn’t make much sense with the revised work, because it uses elements from the original orchestration which Rachmaninov discarded, such as the stepwise four-note quaver descent.

He broke a string at 1.56. Too much power. I do not really like it

Hands down the best interpretation

Conventional (it's an insult) performance. Spectacular fingers, of course.

1:45 my fugueing god

Wow

Such immense technique and difficulty in this piece

3:35

Stupidly too fast !!

Simply phenomenal!

Jesus..

Too fast!!