Oh dear - like a robot

Classical music goes from 1750 to 1820 so the title is confusing. I would choose Bach (Brandenburg), Haydn (Missa Nelson) Mozart (Don Giovanni)

12 greatest without Bruckner is a crime

I have so much admiration and respect for the way this trio works on stage, a lot of that comes from just a little bit of jealousy from being a solo songwriter and performer over the past 15 years but I really think it's great when musicians on stage have such an intimate relationship with a piece of music and how each other play. Nciely done! Love the violin 🎻!!

When the video shows it, watch her face. The more difficult the piece becomes, the brighter her face, the more engaged she becomes. She regards the piece and the medium (the piano) as a challenge and you can actually sense her thinking: "I don't fear this. I am playing it -- amazing -- whether you like it or not. You can't best me..."

I'd add Gabriel's Oboe, definitely!

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We have to take care and train our brain. Of course Yuja Wang is a phenomenal exception, but everybody has the potential to achieve great things by passion and training.

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Hello, my dear friend! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video! Like 👍. Very nice! All the best! And have a great week! Marisha.

Excellent, dear Friend Have a blessed time!!

Re-visiting the site, let me try 12 different Symphonies: J.Haydn, 88, Sibelius nr. 2 and 5, Nielsen nr. 5, Borodin nr. 2, Schubert nr. 9, Schumann nr. 3, Mendelssohn nr. 3 and 4, V.Williams, A London Symphony, nr. 5, Elgar nr. 1,

Magnifique ! 👍👍👍 Tres Belle Musique !!! 👍👍👍

Have to revisit here this purely succesful production... am such a fan of hers... there are pianists and there are Piano Gods... and she is surely the latter... thank you for putting this collection together... it is stunning from beginning to end dear one 🙏🌹

It is well said that music i mean classical pieces lead you to spirituality which is generally achieved through meditation.

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Great, but i would not include rach 2 or 3. Rach 1 is great. For great opening, it must be a cadenza (hence mozart or chopin did not make to the list(, even Saint saen 2 is a little weak, as it is still quite mild..... just like Saint saen 5

Is she really playing or just pressing random keys. 🤔

Bernstein seems like a terrible conducteur

The fact that she is drop dead gorgeous doesn't hurt...

¿SERÁ DE ESTE MUNDO?esas manos como las maneja!!!

She gets orgasm while she plays lol

Fantaisie Impromptu -Chopin Serenade- Shubert Dance of the knights-Sergei Prokofiev

Beethoven's MOONLIGHT SONATA. MOZART's 40th SYMPHONY & Tchycovsky's music from SWAN LAKE (pardon my bad spelling)

Best begginings has Medtner's 1st and 2nd piano concerto

super compilation of great tunes , love Chopin too and try to play a bit on the piano too ! thanks

Bravo 👏

Speechless. ❤

I heard someone say that the piano had been invented for her. I think it sums it all up beautifully

A genius. Very good. A great emotion.

the violin solo in the third of Strauss's 4 Last songs is magical

Couldn't see Pachelbel's " Canon " mentioned anywhere . Wonder why .

Mozart's Horn concerto No1-- Rach 2-- Beethoven' s 5th Symphony

bravo。 日本から見に来ました。 ありがとうございます。 また見に来ます。

0:07 Mendelssohn Piano Concerto 1 1:08 Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 2 2:12 Mozart Piano Concerto 23 3:13 Chopin Piano Concerto 1 4:14 Beethoven Piano Concerto 5 5:18 Ravel Piano Concerto 6:28 Shostakovich Piano Concerto 2

I was lucky enough to hear her play last night. Still in a trance! 😊

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If you look real close at the end of every performance the piano is smoking a cigarette……

why no Karajan???

Wonderful collection of gorgeous music and performances 😍👍👍

Fantastic music 🎶

Seems about right❤

fantastic pieces of great music ! wow I dont think I can play any of those ! super mix !

What a wonderful video! I listened to some exceptional artists! Thank you for sharing so much musical beauty! ❤❤❤

Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto - Chopin Nocturnes Op 9 - Samuel Barber Adagio for strings.

Very nice! 🙂 Thanks.

Such a combination of talent and sexual expression, I see that she becomes more desirable, by comments, as she ages.. I really should be fighting the girls off with a stick by now.................

I have made a list of the composers mentioned, except Berlioz. Here I go: Beethoven nr. 7; Mozart nr. 25, 31 (Paris) & 39; Shostakovich nr 7 & 8; Mahler nr. 1, 3 and 4; Brahms nr. 3; Dvorak nr. 8 and Tchaikovsky nr. 5. That also makes 12, haha.

How did I not mention Rachmaninoff nr. 2? I must have been day-dreaming, haha. If someone would say 'unlucky 13', than I'll swap this one with Schumann's 3rd.

'Greatest' is subjective, but I like your choices. And yet, I have 12 different symphonies, thus 12 different composers than this list: Vaughan Williams nr. 5; S. Tanayev nr. 4; S. Prokofiev nr. 5; E. Elgar nr. 1; F. Mendelssohn nr. 3 (Scottish); H. Hanson nr. 2 (Romantic); J. Sibelious nr. 2; F. Schubert nr. 9 (die Grosse); A. Bruckner Nr. 7 (or 4 or 9); Joseph Haydn nr. 104; Camille Saint-Saens nr. 3 (Organ Symphony); R. Schumann nr. 3 (Rheinische).