Annie Fischer | Chopin: Piano Concerto in E minor, Op. 11

[@vova47]

One of the greatest artist of all time. Annie Fisher lived for her music and one can see and feel it.

[@susmitasarkar5893]

In total agreement with Martha Argerich.Annie Fischer remains peerless❤❤

[@wyk777]

Annie Fischer is HERO thx thx thx....!!!!! so wonderful Chopin play!!!!!

[@kaleidoscopio5]

On the edge and beyond. She has no fear to express herself no matter how much wrong notes are played in the process. I like that.

[@salt_cots]

Schnabel would have approved. As he is reported to have said, “Safety last”.

[@kaleidoscopio5]

@@salt_cots but musicality first....

[@cdvorpiano]

Rubenstein said, "I much prefer a mistake made with passion to a note-perfect without imagination!"

[@Bulbophile]

she makes the sorts of mistakes that one might expect from a musician who didn't set out to nail every note as per the score, but 'what the hell is this music meant to say' ... and, 'oh', 'that note might also have done just fine...' 35.55 amazing recovery

[@toutouzim007]

A true musician…❤ when it comes to such beauty, you can barely wrong notes .

[@berlinzerberus]

She plays the slow movement soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo touching as nobody else - tears!

[@Albacoide]

THIS! What a priviledge to hear this rare gem.... I will forgive any wrong notes again and again just to hear such an authentic, poetic and passionate performance! This is musicianship at its finest!

[@SR-ib4zt]

One of the best performances for this concerto

[@kreutzo1]

I had the tremendous honor to hear Annie Fischer in Paris long,long time ago.Truly one of the best experiences of my life.

You are lucky indeed! I envy you.

[@albertacristie99]

Lucky you!

[@meisterwue]

​@@albertacristie99envy You.....real excellent artist Annie Fischer

[@marcodaniello4288]

The beauty , the integrity and the deepness of her soul gets out from every performance of this stunning musician... a great example of life!

[@berlinzerberus]

Annie Fischer...I love her! Magnificent piano playing!!

[@thuhao9665]

16:42 -17:18 : Beautifully played and joined . Her cantabile is breathtaking

What a heavenly music! I had purchased a CD of this in the year 2000 (played by another musician whose name I forgot) and whenever I am at home on leave from far away city I used to listen to this for hours together which prompted my wife and children to call me a musically mad man!

[@Dhfkgkcbhd]

I love the old and classic interpretations… they were all perfect in different ways; I could listen to them for hours

[@radudanbaciu8198]

Superba interpretare! Multumim Max Lima pentru postarile cu mari interpreti! Este o bucurie care face viata mai frumoasa!

[@hasyffseferagic7453]

i actually love her version more than what i'd expected

[@Highinsight7]

You can just feel the excitement in the audience for this great lady...! WHAT a performer!

[@berlinzerberus]

16:42-17:18 - Beautifully played and formed. Her 'Cantabile' is breathtaking!

[@andrewculwell707]

Truly!

[@PhillipLWilcher]

Max, I would suspect that there are relatively few musicians the world over, who bowed their head in honour of the art that defined them, whilst they themselves gave definition to it. Annie Fischer was such a musician. Equally so, Maria Yudina. Thank you for this addition to your channel, and to my education. It is everything!

[@PhillipLWilcher]

@SuperMagren I know of her, of course. She is an extraordinary musician. Completely unaffected. Deeply moving. It was a vastly different age in music-making, yes? Blessings!

[@elenirum2020]

She is a rock star

[@mairaleikarte43]

😍👌😁😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️❤️💚💚💚💚🇱🇻

[@PhillipLWilcher]

I am brought to my knees listening to this. Her humility! She is incredible! Max, thank you again!

[@albertacristie99]

Yes 😭

[@PhillipLWilcher]

@@albertacristie99 Blessings!

[@Mattttsin]

Brilliant!

[@StotzDanielPhilipp]

Bravo, bravo, bravissimo! The most lyrical interpretation I ever heard! Thank you for uploading! All best wishes!

[@philiprostek]

one of the truly greats...

[@ОльгаАбросимова-з3у]

Очень понравилось. Одно из лучших исполнений в мире. Гениально, прекрасно.

[@paulcapaccio9905]

The absolute greatest performance

[@sernsettachai1705]

I myself have felt that she really is one of the best female pianist artist in the world

[@clarissacarafa3520]

Le si perdona anche il millesimo errore, pur di sentire dei temi chopeniani così semplicemente cantati sullo strumento, in tutta la loro grazia e bellezza. Grazie, Annie Fisher.

[@maxcornise7204]

Appunto. Un artista non è un matematico, per fortuna!

[@gustborges]

Fantastic! Argerich loved her very much. Apparently her daughter Annie Dutoit was named after her.

[@enzogrella1]

So great...,

[@TheCookie30]

So honest!!! Amazing!

[@香川登志雄]

女性らしい表情でありながら、しっかりとしたタッチで澱みなく弾かれるショパンに感銘を受けました。

[@irenahavlakova8006]

Lyrika a zpevnost,kterou naplní každou frázi je interpretacne,na vysoké úrovni.krasne spolupracuje zvukové s orchestrem.jeji hraní je inspirativní.

[@maxcornise7204]

Even if there are a few mannerisms, the expression of love and humility through music is her unparallelled gift❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@michelclodong6441]

liberté et précision dans le final!

[@angelaavanesova8599]

Bravo!!!

[@huismanq]

19:22 my favorite moment in this recording. So unusual to play it that way, so surprising and free!

[@fabgourmet]

Yes, it's breathtaking, also the left hand octaves leading up to this passage. I'd stay the hell out of her way!!!!

[@marisaguaranys3741]

Maravilhosa! Que emoção!

[@taniaamendola7855]

Stupenda musicista

[@kimg4589]

What a gem. Thank you for uploading! Love hearing this concerto by great pianists. Although my personal preference for Chopin is Yundi Li, (to my absolute delight found out couple days back will release recording of both concertos later this month, including first recording of PC2!) this, along with Argerich’s is beautiful too.

[@macococo1]

Fischer Annie Csodálatosan zongorázik. Nagyon Köszönöm.

[@missillusion]

That's wonderful

[@vc8230]

Impeccable.

[@fabianfrankenstein7294]

1st movement 1:09 orchestral introduction (themes 1 & 2) 4:39 6:04 10:09 orchestral intermzzo I 11:23 / 12:16 13:58 orchestral intermezzo II (theme 1) [reprise] 14:33 16:42 piano (theme 2) [reprise] 18:21 coda 2nd movement

[@vc8230]

👍

[@patriziabonini3324]

Thank Martha Argerich for the link🙏🥳🌈

[@MaxLima1]

Hi, Patrizia! This is not Argerich's channel. It's mine, I just happen to be a big fan of Martha.

[@patriziabonini3324]

Favolosa 🙏

[@NancyJackson290858]

🥰💓 hermoso!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@salt_cots]

Shocking confession but I only tend to listen to movements two and three of both Chopin concertos! And how magnificently the great Annie Fischer plays these. The folk-tune-like passage at 33 minutes is played to the manner born as Annie does unforgettably with the intense quiet passage in Kodaly's Marossék Dances. Pianist Piers Lane: “Then, she invited me to my first Wagner opera. I went along to the opera house in Budapest and thought I’d be in the stalls, and they said something in Hungarian. I ended up being in the second-best box in the house which was her box. It was next to the royal one which was only used by Communist party heads in those days. And she later joined me with her sister. We went to a restaurant where all the waiters lined up and bowed to her. And, you know, that was heavy stuff for an eighteen-year-old from Brisbane.”

[@Bulbophile]

argerich is probably to fischer what bruniatishvilli is to argerich -- the blue-footed(birds) get bigger, but the technique's is incrementally note-perfect. The musicianship is all on par with any ashkenazy, cortot, or richter

[@natashadimitrovagyaurova4855]

Muy grande Annie Fischer!! ❤❤❤

[@pollywanda]

Makes me happy to be a human.

[@劉佩芝-e5o]

讚👍👍👍

[@pianoman9685]

❤️❤️❤️ A Great artist!!!

[@jinwoobae7555]

Bravo

[@carvakasatyasrutah9249]

I have a disc of her playing Mozart’s piano concerto no.21 conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch. I can’t say how “correct” she is but I always find her rendition deeply moving. Doesn’t seem to have been uploaded here but I could be wrong.

[@緒方光-n7r]

素晴らしい動画ありがとう

[@Nodalema]

Wonderful. A time when pianists were humans.

[@2002FREDERICK]

Genoius...

[@esteban-jordanIII]

beautiful!!!

[@anotherdepressedmusician]

So it's true that Argerich said about her, being the best other female pianist she liked? Not even De Larrocha. I do not know much about Annie Fischer so I would love to know why she's very popular

[@zzambezi1959]

She always played very melodic and romantic, even such a baroque piece like Händel's Chaconne in G major. I have always loved this style. Maestro Vasary says that Annie Fischer was the pianist, who "spoke the language" of the great classic composers. I think her best rendition was Schumann's concerto in A minor. Perhaps you should try to listen to it.

[@НатальяБафраджан]

Превосходная пианистка.

[@2010marcius4]

106 éve született Fischer Annie (1914. július 5 - 1995. április 10.) magyar zongoraművész - a felvétel 1976-ban készült Budapesten

[@hernanmunozratto5899]

Flawless interpretation!!! The orchestra had had one too many Red Bulls??

[@ollie3177]

If you like her, listen her 3rd Beethoven Concerto! You will be blown away!

[@fritzkehrwald]

Well if you like your Chopin à la Liszt... In any event, captivating

[@i.m.a.niteracionmatematica895]

Un poco rápido, pero excelente.

[@selmertrumpet4883]

Excellent... (though, my preferred interpretation for this piano concert is from Maurizio Pollini).

[@paulcapaccio9905]

Bang Bang and Wuhan Wang eat your hearts out !!!!!!! LMAO

[@smcmpiano]

Thanks for sharing this amazing performance! (Trying to send you a message on Messenger)

[@MaxLima1]

Hi, there! It hasn't made its way to me yet... In case it doesn't work, you can add me on FB :)

[@kamaldineibnzaidoun3915]

Mura is a bit little fast! 😏

[@summ466]

To fast play from the orchester

[@SamuelSantos-pv5zk]

Vixi! Ela erra no início!!😕

[@venus2418]

absolute festival of wrong notes

[@MaxLima1]

One can always listen to midi versions if right notes are all they care about.

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

SO WHAT ?

[@znerol8]

I kinda agree. It was very hard to listen to it.

[@MaxLima1]

@@znerol8 then don't

[@kaleidoscopio5]

That is the price of making music, go beyond the notes and try to reach the essence of the music 😎

[@inraid]

butchered!