This was a transcendent experience, like the music was breathing profound awakenings into me. I felt a stir of emotions I didn’t know I had and was utterly captivated listening. Sublime feels almost insufficient. This held a magical enchantment that was like nothing I have ever heard. What is crazy is I am watching this for the first time on KZbin. I cant imagine what this was like live. This is the first time I have heard this piece.

Certainly a beautiful Concerto, love the piano entering in the beginning of the second movement, as well as the cadenza, of course.

Decouverte avec beaucoup d émotion fans le film " Benny and Joon"

I don't know how it's possible to compose something like this. I want to notice the scream of the violins at 15:53, which is absolutely overwhelming.

As a beginning composer, what I'd give to be able to write this.

미쳤다그냥

Beautiful piece!

Your version of this work is one of most precious and beautiful heard : thanks, dear Master 😊

この曲大好きなので定期的に聴いています。初めて楽譜見たんですけど、調性ない、音符そんなに詰まってないと思っても、臨時記号すごいしテンポ速いし、固まる。 あと、フレーズの前に休符が入ったり、前の小節の最後の音符からフレーズが始まっている事が多くてタイミングミスったら修正厳しそうな気がした。 音源のドミトリーマスレエフさんのKZbinコメント欄に、ジャズだからこそミスは許されないと書いてる人いて、納得してしまった。

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Horowitz could NEVER do this. Sorry.

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36:59 Beethovens 9th symphoni; Scherzo

I played this in eighth grade for an honor band and about died (I was able to learn the first clarinet part tho)

Where did you find the recording?

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3:18 and 3.27 wow

i played this on alto saxophone with my brother on percussion, running around in the back thank you for choosing this song for us, Mr. Humbert 💗

That E major 7 at the end is simply wonderful 🥰🥰

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why did bro quote caleb hu 😭😭😭😭my faithful comrade in arms his ahh is NOT a critic

score video nice :) (i liked the black background with white text)

I love the facial expressions of the little female cello player who is sitting to the right behind the solo cello player. A mixture of liveliness and melancholy. She "breathes" with his playing. I love it. Btw the soloists are all wonderful. One HAS TO FALL IN LOVE WITH HERBERT BLOMSTEDT anyway.

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In 1968, I got so caught up in this concerto that it gave me the flu. There I lay listening to this thing over and over in surreal fevered bliss. Far out. 38:47

J’aime beaucoup cette version de Martha ARGERICH 🤍🤍🤍

WOW!!

Incredible performance of this absolutely divine work - which is my favourite among the concertos Beethoven wrote. Cheerful and upbeat in nature and full of gorgeous melodies and playful interactions between the soloists and orchestra.

I spent years listening to tens of recordings of Ondine, appreciating the infinite possibilities of interpretation of the piece and the myriad of different takes on it from different pianists. But I kept listening to so many recordings also because I was looking for one that would match my sensitivity and fully convince me in all of the sections of this masterpiece. I believe my search is over. This is the most astonishing one I've heard to date. God bless these 2 musicians.

volume so down

I prefer your version of Moonlight Sonata. More dramatic and thank you much for spending the time to share

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The cough 4:01 is insane

2:10 oops!

I think Ondine and Gibet are wonderful . I think Argerich wins on Scarbo. Hers is darker…. IMO the way it should be played

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vivace goes hard

I swear I heard this in the background of MASH somewhere.

I like the rendition of Anastasia Huppman better. She plays it with slower tempo. True to the sonata was written.

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Playing this at a silent midnight time is a transcendental experience. Trust me, I bet you won't regret it.

This interpretation is a gem.

I'm curious where in Florida this was played, because honestly the lack of resonance from many of the instruments indicates a venue with improper acoustics. When I played this in high school, somehow I managed to play in venues that were set up properly (such as panels set up toward the rear of the stage that project more sound forward).

This was the art for my first Debussy book! <3

One of the Most Beautiful Songs :)

Wow !! 100 years ago !! 🎉

Love it's speed !! ❤️

That was amazing, one of my favs executed to perfection!

Holy wrist!