16 year old Yefim Bronfman at Music from Jerusalem 1973

[@Highinsight7]

AND... he grew up to be one of THE TRULY GREAT virtuosos of ALL time!

[@srothbardt]

Right!

[@truthinbottle99]

True, True.....

[@marksmith3947]

I agree. I don't understand why he isn't more highly regarded. I consider him a superior virtuoso and better musician than more famous names such as Kissin, Sokolov or Yang.

[@Highinsight7]

@@marksmith3947 ohhh... in many circles... he's thought of as highly as we think of him...

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

😂Come on! Not True! Not True! More colorful beautiful piano sound than Bronfman=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Radu Lupu Artur Rubinstein Vladimir Ashkenazy Grigory Sokolov! More genius than Bronfman=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin Maria Grinberg Murray Perahia Alexei Lubimov Dinu Lipatti Stanislav Igolinsky! More powerful louder than Bronfman=Mikhail Pletnev! The Second Loudest ever was Lazar Berman! The 3rd Loudest was Erwin Nyiregyhazi! Horowitz his technique better than Bronfman's technique!

[@con_cya3956]

１音１音がとてもキレイ✨...あぁ、紛れもなくブロンフマンだ

[@kingstu99]

She actually says "nothing, bless him, nothing else." Great performance!

[@jwilliams8210]

Yefim Bronfman is just flat out awesome....

[@vova47]

I can't believe I am actually seeing Great Gina if only for a brief moment. The Bach Concerto is a great piece and is very well played by young Bronfman. And what an audience! Gina Bachauer AND Isaac Stern! I bet he was never nervous playing after that. Thank you for sharing this rare treasure!

[@verybigears]

If you are still active, they released a full masterclass with them both in july kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHS7aoSleLWYgdU Enjoy!

[@franciscoespinozagamboa6490]

Yefim Bronfman, se ha convertido en uno de los mas brillantes pianistas del mundo

[@BrunoLien]

When hearing this, one could guess he would become one of the greatest pianists of these times...

[@tompribyl2884]

It always amazes me how great musicians can play long pieces from memory. It is like an actor doing a straight dialog for 15 minutes. Besides the obvious musical talent a concert pianist must have a great memory capacity.

[@bifeldman]

Utterly wonderful.

[@Asgoodasgod]

Incredible talent early on. Long live the arts.

[@betelgeuseaml]

Watching tris video once and again...Bach was in heaven since his birth. Bronfman spectacular! And the orchestra, superb!

[@bt10ant]

Wow. Great job, and especially with your teacher eyes-on the keyboard.

[@Barbapippo]

and especially when the "teacher" is one of the greatest pianists of XX century...

[@robertjason6885]

Another spectacular video here is the Bernstein-Gould pairing...IMO the greatest Bach concerto on video.

[@matboi5746]

One of the greats for sure. A but weird for me to see him so young!

[@douskara]

Great vid! I wish I could see more vids of Gina Bachauer on the internet.

[@KarstenGebauer]

Super

[@johnnauman347]

I cried.

[@yuyunfei9994]

yesterday，i just saw his great performance in my hometown. so amazing!

[@dolcelunasama]

This is such an awesome performance.. Thanks for uploading it here :)

[@ethansaltmere]

AMAZING PLAYING

[@bocballofcotton8092]

Amazing!!

[@gustavoleal2469]

Celestial!

[@arfriedman4577]

My cousin the great pianist. I should have stayed taking piano lessons becauseIwasvery good. I wantedto to be outside not practicingmore than I wanted to. I regretit now.. In 2016 my friend and I saw Yefim at Carnegie hall. Outstanding. so was the violin player.

[@Valentin_Kostadinov]

Just amazing!

[@tnecniv23]

fantastic. pity there's a 1 sec lag between the video and audio.

[@789armstrong]

Beautiful and unforgettable.

[@dolcelunasama]

amazing.

[@Highinsight7]

GREAT Video!

[@hammydon65]

Amazing. Gina Bachauer: "nothing.... what can you say?"

[@mario54671]

@TheFinalMix It's the D minor keyboard concerto by Bach.

[@apollo8201]

Руки пианиста - красивые -

[@mcbainst]

that time Gina Bachauer says "nothing else" after you play

[@douskara]

Thank you for the reply! I bought this tape but it's in U.S. format so I need to encode it to be played in a European system. Do you remember if it features Gina Bachauer also playing in this video? Thanks in advance, Philip

[@claudioparrella183]

Il giovane supera il vecchio

[@coralreef909]

Harpsichord concerto in D minor

[@m.joanhay522]

Who is sitting beside him?

[@MrKaiizenn]

Harpsichord, same keys and notes, just not as much sustain when you hit the key and you can really contrast volume a lot with harpsichord.

[@LynxNYC]

What piece is that?

[@LynxNYC]

@Dorian Cochrane Thanks!

[@valeo6820]

S!

[@atherismagic4639]

Tashkent Russia lmao

[@shalvabratchuli1639]

Tashkent is not Russia

[@cynic150]

I thought there were not any pianos in Bach's day!

[@cynthiaewing6584]

Harpsichord

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

there are much better the versions of Bach d minor concerto players like Andrei Gavrilov his recording ith Neville Marriner with ST.Martin in the Fields.Tatjana Nikolaeva the most furious fierce Bach d minor ever.Edwin Fischer is a fine too.I have nrver liked Efim Bronfman his Prokofjev 2 concerto is not a great one.The critics like Bronfman Rachmaninov 3 concerto playing as the best.Bronfman plays Rachmaninov 3 concerto with a rough an unrestless fashion with a cool cold tone.Efim is overrated

[@ethansaltmere]

this is magnificent playing! Noble and grande! In true bach style!

[@Erge08]

Underrated...

[@estocadatx8172]

...in your humble opinion?

[@galanis38]

A useless and tasteless comment. This video is not about a comparative appraisal of various pianists or their interpretations of this particular piece. It's about the obvious new, young talent here appearing, who would go on to a very fine and still ongoing career so many years later.

[@larkspur77]

I love Gavrilov but he was probably an older more experienced musician at the time of his Bach recording. I do think it's wonderful. Yefim is 16 yrs and it's a lovely spontaneous performance. All pianists play differently and that's what makes it exciting to listen to the same piece many many times... and of course the great composers wrote works of pure genius that stand up to repeated listening. I heard Yefim Bronfam in the early 80's playing violin piano Schubert sonatas at Lincoln Center(anyone there?) The violinist was very good, but I remember Y. Bronfam played with uncommon musical sensibilities. I thought, I hope to hear him for years to come. His Rachmonioff 2 & 3 are so powerful yet when needed he plays with great delicacy. That's how I view his playing - it's in the Russian pianistic tradition as so many of the greats (he studied with Rudolph Serkin a few years at Curtis), but everyone has their favorites. I don't like comparing accomplished musicians, nor do I like undermining the talent, dedication of any musician. It's just not right with the work they've put in. If a musician from a local orchestra plays a solo concert, I think it is important to support them, not to say I wish it had been Trifonov. Long live music, the arts! Get Outlook for Android