DANESHPOUR Sara | S. Rachmaninov - Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 30

Pianist performs Composer - Composition at the Arthur Rubinstein Piano Master Competition (May, 2017, Tel Aviv).
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[@vinnywa]

I love her artistic interpretation of my favorite piano concerto. She performs with such expressed passion, such literal dedication to this Rachmaninoff classic. I have listened to hundreds of renditions and I think she is at the top of pianists at the keyboard. I'm almost certain that when Sara was born, this classic was included within her DNA. OUTSTANDING. Sublime. I wish her every success.

[@farimahghavamsadri9494]

L' esprit de sa sagesse et la pureté sensible de son intérieur, vous emportent au ciel, tout en cherchant la magie de sa pensée et la brillance de son jeux perlé magnifiques 💫🌟💫🌟💫🌟 Grand Merci ❤ Sara Daneshpour

[@soheilmirzaee7519]

استادانی مثل شما و خانوم دانش پور باعث افتخار جامعه هنری ایران هستید . سایه تان مستدام

[@DariusSarrafi]

Everything about her is authentic: her style, her mannerisms, and of course her playing! She plays Rachmaninoff like Rachmaninoff played himself: clean and with bravado. I didn't expect that roaring Russian tone to come out of such a small stature! Her passion is palpable and real. It takes a super human being to conjure up real passion for the audience after practicing a hours a day and I think the audience knew that had witnessed a special performance!

[@FionaWuBach]

There’s something about her playing that I really love, it’s hard to pinpoint. Her intensity is infectious. Wonderful performance

[@SteadfastDV]

loved the exceedingly capable and musical touch very quickly - she hears-through to a lyrical heart in a Rachmanov hiding comfort- resolution from a life situation others comment upon. Must hear more of this true artist. Getting awesome. Thanks Fiona

[@karennoble1168]

fiona, i absolutely agree with you and feel like you. She is a wonderful charismatic,soulful, beautiful pianist.i love her the best in the so lovely Mozart Piano concerto no.25.

[@teppeyyamada-scriba7310]

This is the futuristic rachmaninoff interpretation. The judeges must be all deaf or cannot uderstand music or only craftmen, showmen and politicians. She should have gotten the first prise. They must shame themselves. She is the genuine genius.

[@anibalvivanco5960]

Why this superb artist is still to enjoy worldwide acclaim is a mystery. This version of "Rach 3" is extraordinary: her hands are a marvel to behold, it's a pleasure to watch such delicate fingers race at unbelievable speeds, or to caress the keyboard with a tenderness that can be heard! The result is a clear, brilliant, bold and deeply expressive rendering of this great opus. The orchestra and conductor perform admirably also, pouring a wealth of enthusiasm and talent to a very enjoyable concert. Congratulations!

[@jjalifano1]

Such a passionately beautiful and technically brilliant pianist! She makes Sergei Rachmaninoff so proud. 💕

[@josephR1938]

I have never heard a more powerful beautiful playing of this wonderful concerto. Wow! Wow! Wow!!!

[@jaywadsworth408]

This piece so perfectly profoundly beautiful.it confuses at first then boldly brings you together to understand .wow im emotional at the moment .sorry guys but this i i think is the finest piece of music ever written . Imagine how this beautifully, petite piece of elagant eloquance feels everytime she pays homage to this piece . Im on tears now. Thankyou.

[@davewalker9926]

Wow. Wow. Wow. Brilliant. I love this strong, clear, clean performance. Genius virtuoso.

[@claudioparrella183]

storpia

[@nickhickson8738]

There are very few recordings of this work where the orchestra and soloist keep synchronised in the finale but this was one and one of the best in comparison with all the other well established 'flashy'' soloists that abound nowadays and never quite achieve such cohesion. Well done that girl and Orchestra

[@essencejoyclairv]

Brava Sara! This is beautiful and had me constantly tearing up. I am so moved by the passion, energy and feeling she put into it. Just awesome!

[@MichelTretout]

Me too.

[@ShahramZadeh]

Not easy to play such a technical piece in a competition, whoever could play brilliant Mozart and rachmaninov with this caliber is a world class pianist, I wish you the best

[@davewalker9926]

I cannot stop listening to this stunning performance. Ossia Cadenza: 10:17

[@williammayville5602]

A beautifully articulated performance of this work, lyrical, powerful and polished. Congratulations!

[@SteadfastDV]

by the end i'm in tears - so precious

[@onofrioscriba]

She is the second Pugno or Landwoska.Listening her first several keyatacks I can already imagine easily the entire of the work. The each part and the whole relate closely, just like a human body and its cell. It reflects the entire on her each keystroke. She is the pianist of episteme! Her supreme, highly intelligent interpretation is too high to be able to be understood even by pianists.

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

the conductor and the orchestra are also brilliant. thanks for offering this musical beautiful level

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

She's fantastic! How come I've never heard of her??

[@hoatran-rq1ip]

wow, very intense and clean

[@susanhawkins3890]

Sara can do anything! Thrilling performance...all the way!

[@muhwu6332]

Why had I not heard this before, marvelous!

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

brilliant performance. such a feeling.

[@iguanaamphibioustruck7352]

She does not pound the keys, she strokes them especially in the tender parts and, some how it comes through in the presentation. Iguana

[@willlawrence8756]

yes!

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

power and feeling. amazing. thanks sara

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

después de oirla interpretar excelentemente una sonata de prokofiev, oir esta maravillosa interpretación de rachmaninof. simplemente es multifacética. estoy seguro que ya tiene su lugar entre las y los mejores pianistas de la actualidad.

[@alvarogarciabarbosa3199]

Really superb!! Outstanding performance.

[@IRANI8448]

افرین بر سارا دانشپور هنرمند بزرگ و پیانیست ارزنده ایران ...ایرانیان به شما سر افرازند .....هزار افرین

[@Desireyso58]

EXCELENTE Ejecución!!!

[@nebojsadugalic453]

Congratulations! Amazing performance!

[@mutiancui9186]

This video reminds me of Stephen Hough's Rach 3, Superb！

[@kbalfe]

Outstanding, superb performance!

[@lauraguelpa5646]

Brava!!!pur con il corpo esile riesce a dare carattere,forza, lirismo!

[@LuigiFontanaMDPhD]

This is fantastic! She is superb.....

[@Peter28081]

The best performance was by Horowitz. This is the second best interpretation and outstanding performance I ever seeing. Bravo!

[@davestrickland8378]

Interesting comment, as I am comparing this music with Lilya Zilberstein's performance, which is so far my own personal favourite rendition of R3.

[@davisatdavis1]

​@@davestrickland8378 I read comments on these videos so I can broaden my view of the music I love and gain new perspectives. But wow...how lucky I am to have found your comment. I never heard the pianist before and I'm in awe.

[@anthonyhazlewood5788]

Sara, what a beautiful and powerful performance.... Bravo

[@michaelhaydn3493]

Superb ( listening ) ( and ) Performance!!!

[@onofrioscriba]

The sentiment is easily understood while intelligence is difficult to. I don't think that she is easily recognized worldwidely.

[@onofrioscriba]

She is the most intelligent pianist ever exsists, no trace of a showman. I adorn her episteme, her vast perspective, the brilliance of intelligence.

[@djarnoldo516]

Spectacular performance.

[@funclip7600]

عالی بود.افتخار می کنم به هنر زیبایتان🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏

[@davewalker9926]

Cadenza: 10:20 Finale: 39:02

[@БорисШалагінов]

Чудо! Чудо! Чудо!

[@bobcochran2890]

Nicely done, both pianist and orchestra. Wish she had led more, instead of the conductor, particularly the lyrical sections in the finale. So many good performances of this great concerto available now on YT. Favorites are Paremski, Malofeev, and Gavrylyuk.

[@michaelhaydn9504]

Joyous! Provocative!!

[@gdkabsbdkwkwm4187]

Pure genius, virtuoso....

[@davidseagalmusic]

Bravo Sara!

[@BenSadounJeremie]

Wonderful

[@sergiocattapan1192]

È difficile trovare elogi per quest'artista sublime

[@fluterampal]

Bravissisisima

[@andywilliam367]

I like the first 2 minute and the last 3 minutes ending. She did nailed it better than many pianist I've ever herd in term of timing, glue with orchestra, dynamic and musicly. She is very expressive. However, the Cadenza is not that glorifying in my opinion.

[@valeriopinarello7317]

Ho sempre pensato al suono del pianoforte senza anima e monotono. Ora mi ricredo di fronte a questi grandi artisti ed autori. Meglio tardi....

[@samueljakobgreter4921]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@고준성-y2g]

BRAVO.. 약간 빠른템포 좋았습니다

[@Davideberti]

What? Wow!

[@davewalker9926]

Finale: 39:01

[@onofrioscriba]

Only the second joint of each finger are articulated leaving other joints remains straight so that her nerve reach until the fingertips. As the result her music is so elegantly elastic and fluid, full of richness and depth . The judge s must shame on themselves.They don’t have any sense being judges. Nowadays no genius can be recognized justly. I ask often myself who Rubinstein is, less than showman and the pure vulgar.

[@ndeco2]

Rach 3 rules!

[@sokanet9]

Great Performance and what a beauty she is~!!!!

[@ivanchungpersonal4524]

10:20 cadenza

[@JosepGarcia-Talavera]

A quien dice que olvida notas podria añadir todavia más honestidad si dijera cuales i cuando . Con la única autoridad que proporciona el haver escuchado tantas veces este concierto i de muchos pianistas se puede afirmar que los comentarios no se correponden con los de dos o tres entendidos i palurdos todos los demás , así como la reacción de la orquesta i del público fuese caritativa . 9:08

[@ManilaSayang]

She's actually good. At least better than Khatia Buniatishvilli. How old is she?

[@teppeyyamada-scriba7310]

Normal pianists must play Rachmaninoff, which hasn't clear construction, just like easy melodrama or as vulgar selfrevelation. But in her case an exact drawing of an labyrinth without exit made by a lonely individual in our time.　Anyway her eloquence is overwelming.

[@JosueRodriguez-fc4zw]

And you need better spacing 😂😂

[@lubosschelepak7032]

You only don't see that construction

[@SK-lp8dg]

🤍🩵🩷

[@StephenBryen]

I think she played like Mozart would have. Wonderful.

[@organboi]

Ugh

[@bluuum]

muss noch meinen Senf dazu geben, kleinen Moment, kommt gleich!

[@cutidowny4118]

Sara, you are a fine and humble virtuoso. Your love of SR's music shows in your face. Forgive me for saying this. It seems to be either a taboo topic or I'm a "rare bird" .... I'm convinced that for this performance you deserved either a better piano or sound person or both. To me, you are not well represented by this video, and therefore I feel you should try to have it removed from YT. Congratulations on your posting. 🎉

[@JosepGarcia-Talavera]

Qué más debería hacer ? 24:53

[@dannyanavian1515]

This is like re encarnaion of Rachmaninoff

[@zonglinli2420]

damn

[@user-of7jx8fn8q]

So many missed notes she needs to relax and slow down lol

[@alvarogarciabarbosa3199]

As perfect as Kathia Buniaschtivilli

[@mutiancui9186]

Álvaro García Barbosa even better！

[@lauraguelpa5646]

Much better!!!

[@randjelovicdoca]

Does she know how to make a pizza? 🍕😇🇬🇧

[@ransomcoates546]

This is gendered music, and she’s the wrong gender. Ditto Mother Earth Martha.

[@paulhersch4787]

agree Should be TRANSGENDER!!

[@PaulJones-oj4kr]

Good. Some nice things. Nothing that special. And, she is simplifying the hardest part of the middle section, which is OK when it hits B-flat minor, but before that the simplification is too obvious---she should not have done it.

[@organboi]

Oh please.

[@roberttroeger1869]

Give me a minute to find someone who cares.

[@paulhersch4787]

some nice things? Which things were not too nice?I think in view of your masterful critique that in reality I did not hear what I thought I had.