Beethoven - Piano Concerto No 3 - Zimerman, Wiener Philharmoniker, Bernstein (1989)

Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37
Krystian Zimerman, piano, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein
Recorded at the Musikverein, Große Saal, Vienna, 9/1989

[@user-ge9yh6tf7u]

임윤찬 연주 듣고 여기까지 왔는데 짐머만은 그냥 레전드네요. 박력있고 묵직하면서도 유려하고 섬세한 아름다움까지. 정말 갓 오브 갓입니다!!

[@doosan812]

정말 임윤찬 듣고 감탄하다가도 짐머만 들으면 겸허해집니다...

[@bonnie1960]

짐머만은 넘사벽..

[@rohsuperduper]

이 공연의 영상 15년 이상의 시간동안 수천번 넘게 듣고 보았는데요 정말 최곱니다....!

[@user-uz1xh7vi3i]

번스타인과 짐머만 그리고 빈필하모닉 신의 경지..

[@mangsublee4134]

3번은 짐머만 최고

[@mateuszloniewski]

- I. Allegro con brio - 1:34 - II. Largo - 18:28 - III. Rondo Allegro - 30:20

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

Thank you for adding this

[@mariangelestropea9186]

Thanks!

[@totalcinemania]

Thank you so much!

[@thedarkknight6241]

Im so sure that this performance is the best performance of Beethoven piano concerto 3 ever.

[@ansutan1857]

I agree for this comment. I listen other performance(for example, Seong jin Cho, and the others) but I like this version of Beethoven piano concerto no.3 more than others. Of course, there must be different views about this song.

[@mozartwolfgang4656]

ah come on get out of here with your naive opinions.

[@thedarkknight6241]

@@mozartwolfgang4656 i hope you to learn what the manners is. next time, be grown up, act like cultured and educated if youre or not. You'd better respect opinions of others. DONT you dare disgrace on Mozart's name. Do you hear me?

[@user-ry6ph1yj6v]

@Benjamin Jackson .一、

[@aaronaragon7838]

Shut up, Trumplestiltskin.

[@lesfoster8172]

This is music at it's very very best the conductor Bernstein does not miss a thing, and the pianist Zimerman is just out of this world, if Ludwig van Beethoven was still living now he would have Bernstein and Zimerman, and the Vienna philharmonic playing all is piano concertos for ever and ever.

[@TheRaulSolaris]

KZbin should give us the opportunity to give a video 1,000 likes once a year.

[@DCnewsarm]

The first part is one of the best, most beautiful and most amazing things ever created by anyone in this world.

[@Sonata-nn2sy]

Absolute perfection!! We are so lucky we have access to this performance. But..if I was in the audience, I think I wouldn't even take a breath in these 42 minutes of glorious heavenly piece by the MOST outstanding Composer, performed by ABSOLUTE maestros of ALL times and nations!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@patriciabravoriscal6264]

My favorite Beethoven piano concert, my favorite conductor, one of the best pianists in the world... What else could I want? A wonderful masterpiece: wonderful concert, pianist and conductor 💛💙 Thanks to them and the musicians I can be in heaven at this moment 🙏

[@irenepolesel2849]

Genios como hacen años!! Seres que deberían ser Eternos!! El mundo sería Perfecto,!! Esto trasciende hasta el infinito! DIOS Y ESTA MUSICA ES CREACIÓN!! Y QUIEN LA INTERPRETA Angeles que siguen esa doctrina!!

[@ianlumley6474]

And on top of that it is performed in Vienna in the most resonant, the most historically evocative , and above all the most beautiful of concert halls of any

[@patriciabravoriscal6264]

@@ianlumley6474 Exactly. What else could we want?

[@albertozize]

@@irenepolesel2849 exelente su opinion a esta magnifica pieza

[@InvestingForTomorrow24]

I can play the Sonata # 8 from memory. Are you in the U.S.?

[@thefaze1096]

8:44 that moment with bernstein just makes a big smile pop up on my face. it’s just so joyful to see

[@ClassicalMusic-ds9yt]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🗿

[@ClassicalMusic-ds9yt]

🗿👋📿

[@mjlove5818]

임윤찬군 덕분에 여기까지 흘러왔네요 짐머만의 연주도 정말 감동적이에요 ㅜㅜ 윤찬군도 더 나이가 들면 짐머만 처럼 더 깊어지겠죠 기대됨 ㅜㅜ

[@aliciaalvarez139]

Maestroooo! Los escucha el mundo entero, mi perrito le mira fijo,mientras le acaricio su pelo blanco me mira, mientras tarareo lalalal 😢😢😢

[@cookiemonster-nk3xb]

3 geniuses in one performance.. Zimmerman, Bernstein,and Beethoven!

[@georgiaguardian4696]

Probably one of the best Beethoven - Piano Concerto No 3 performances ever.

[@EmanuelGaldr]

I've never heard the 1st movement cadenza played with such fiery passion. I'm in awe.

[@freeziac]

For those pianists who would like to learn this, I offer some humble advice: Don't be afraid to really exaggerate the dynamics. Beethoven wrote this during the sturm und drang of the classical era. I quote a professor who I played this for: Out of all the Beethoven concertos, I think this one is the most plosive. This is a vocal term bu I’m certain you can apply this concept when you understand the definition. Plosive means: adjective 1. denoting a consonant that is produced by stopping the airflow using the lips, teeth, or palate, followed by a sudden release of air. noun 1. a plosive speech sound. The basic plosives in English are t, k, and p (voiceless) and d, g, and b (voiced). The 1st movement is a lot easier than the other two, but practice it slowly and carefully. The cadenza especially needs intense work. The 2nd movement is notoriously difficult for its tender, slow nature and voicing work. Practice it with a good ear. I feel like everyone underestimates the rondo. Its notes might seem easier, but getting it up to speed is very difficult, especially the coda. Metronome will help! Lastly, enjoy this work, like any great piano piece. Every once in a while, step back to enjoy the progress you've made. Sincerely, Jackson T.

[@tedzhang4168]

Thank you for your advice!! I think Barenboim once talked about the effect of the German language in B's work too, about how the plosive-ness of German framed B's music into the same angular shape. Language really is a stunningly important factor for composers. And especially thank you for boosting my confidence in playing B's music more dramatically (although it is really a difficult task) !

[@brucetowell3432]

Thanks for the advise, oh well need to get a larger bucket now;-)

[@subhamaybhattacharya2518]

This is the finest piano concerto ever written, interpreted and played in modern history of music. The first movement is simply tectonic and Shakespearean in implosion and grandeur. The movement simply haunts you to the eternal ocean of love and truth. What a conductor and the player on the keyboard. If Beethoven was here in the hall, he would have kissed them, I bet. You won’t ever forget it if you hear once,isn’t it? I see the Universe in this concerto. Bravo Maestros!!

[@cow2653]

Yes, I agree.

[@plushistoriae]

I enjoy rach 1 & 2 more, and I was actually looking for rach 3 when this popped up in my recomended box and I remembered that this concerto was a thing. However, it is really nice!

[@scottmiller6495]

@@plushistoriae Wait a minute, they,re all terrific but lets not forget maybe the greatest, Grieg,s Piano Concerto that is Fantastic !!!!!

[@Whatismusic123]

@@scottmiller6495 dogshit concerto

[@user-nf5qu3pt6j]

fascinate! Zimerman's performance made me awake whole night. Whoever watched this video, all of them can't help to shower him with compliments.

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1:39 1st movement | 18:35 2nd movement (gentle) | 30:20 3rd movement

[@augustaverbian]

From 1989? My ears can't believe this was recorded from 80's

[@cow2653]

It looks like it was from the current…

[@mkgaming8963]

Professional recording materials are always years ahead of us. Although the difference is getting close these years, there is still notable differences when you use a 1 million camera to film something and an iphone 13 pro to film the exact same thing

[@carmenridiche7984]

Very beautifully ,one of the greatest pianists of our time !!!

[@kevinchacon7388]

Normie, the chads listen the furtwangler and glenn gould from 40s/50s era

[@pablomarcel8848]

@@mkgaming8963 hall owaosklozozooazadseszgwessse

[@ahmedaly4397]

From time to time it's a must for me to listen to this Piano concerto, don't know why. It's in my heart ❤️

[@SLocky82]

Why can't I like this over and over again 💜💜💜

[@elianarougier3721]

Cada Concierto o Sinfonía de Beethoven es una joya musical.No hay palabras para expresar las diversas emocionesque despiertan. Felicitaciones!!!❤

[@brucetowell3432]

The ending of the first movement at 17:32 really did it for me! i thought Oh my Lord...you are giving Ludwig this brilliance!!!! the first time I heard this piece by Gary Grafton and the Chicago Symphony back in the early 70's.

[@eyeswideopen404]

Magic. Just pure magic. The conductor, the soloist and the orchestra are all in perfect harmony. And I’m not just taking musically.

[@alvinchen6262]

Zimerman/Bernstein is a combination that will never be matched in our lifetime. I'm astounded that a recording from 1989 sounds this amazing!

[@cordeliav3055]

Me too. My dog is also astonished. I put an ear piece into his right ear and he listens entranced, occasionally looking from me to the computer screen. I always knew he was intelligent with a love of classical music.

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

better than ever, like fine wine..

[@connerlam69]

The Maestro looks tired in this video(compare with the ‘83 video of the two Brahms Concertos. And then I find out that this performance of 3rd Beethoven was in September, 1989. Suffering from Emphysema, etc, he died on October 14, 1990 at 72. So he had only 13 of months of life left at time of this recording. I guess he was entitled to look a little tired.

[@SergeBottari55]

This recording is from 1989, not 1889... Stereo recordings were already developed in the fifties and analogical recordings were just as good soundwise wise as digital ones ! There are plenty of fantastic "old" records for you to discover...

[@pavelbotolin5854]

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[@sheana2005]

Love Zimerman!

[@ethanb2554]

I've watched this 3 times in the last week.

[@user-ts9wb1mq7q]

짐머만의 베토벤을 유튜브에서 듣다니 ,,, 감사합니다 !!!!!

[@devangaggarwal4486]

The orchestra, the conductor, Zimerman, all have combined to create a masterpiece. The emotions can be felt, the sensations can be sensed... The song in itself is most beautiful piece of cloth that has been beautifully decorated with the gold of these overflowing passions of these wonderful artists. Just pure love!

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

Devang AGGARWAL This is NOT a SONG......It is a CONCERTO of the highest order........

[@JaySuryavanshiMusic]

@@sarahjones-jf4pr it’s okay don’t be so rude….

[@codythedoggo7671]

This is probably my favorite Beethoven concerto

[@suej.8634]

The best impeccable Beethoven Piano concert in the world. In this one piece Zimmerman shows all of the Beethoven dynamism perfectly without any hesitation. He is well above the top level pianist all around the world. He is able to recreate the musical language of the composers. I wish he also plays Bach more often.

[@JPianoKingdom]

My favorite beethoven concerto. I can’t stop humming this piece.

[@brucetowell3432]

Join the club;-) I play snippets all the time on the piano

[@fnx0808]

Especially the third tempo!

[@jeffmiller7846]

I'd never heard this Piano Concerto 3 until this morning. Where have I been? This is absolutely magnificent!!

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

Congrats, & welcome to the unending wonders of classical music, notably by the maestro Ludwig van Beethoven, & at the hands of Messieurs Zimerman & Bernstein, et al

[@Adair9800]

Jeff Miller, Now you’ll need to go see it live!

[@katrinat.3032]

All 5 of Beethoven’s piano concerto played by Zimmerman with VPO and Bernstein are fantastic. Start with #5 which many consider the best. #1 so playful and fun, # 4 And 2. So great! Enjoy!!

[@vermontsownboy6957]

I'm actually envious of you getting to hear this for the first time. Welcome. Glad you made it.

[@brucetowell3432]

Been listening it to it for almost 60 years and NEVER ever tire of it. My favorite classical piece by FAR

[@philipjonathanmanoharan445]

Even a clock may miss a beat but not these gentlemen playing in harmony. I miss my dad who was al lover of such concerts and only had a 1969 spool tape recorder to listen to these masterpieces.

[@philipjonathanmanoharan445]

There won't be wars and unrest in this world if the 7 billion of us listen to Mozart, Beethoven, Bach , Handel Manuel etc. . Sworn enemies will throw down their stupid AK47s , M16, etc and hug each other in tears.

[@nahumnigelfroumin3918]

I appreciate your wishful thinking. But let's be realistic. At least 90 % of all 8 billion of us don't know how to enjoy listening to this music. We have concert halls here in Tel Aviv, but only 50 kilometers from here the desert tribes celebrate weddings by firing AK47's into the sky all night.

[@katrinat.3032]

I miss my Dad too. He got me into classical music. But I often feel he is with me hearing it too. And enjoying it in heaven

[@vivienmerchant]

Well, that performance just extended my life by a number of years. Incredibly joyous, moving and technically so cosmically skilled, from absolutely everyone. It just does not get any better!

[@Sonata-nn2sy]

Absolutely!!

[@Manuela6947]

Honor y respeto para este compositor que puso en clara evidencia su corazón y sus sentimientos, tan bien expresados en un concierto con dos grandes figuras humanas que lo han comprendido tan bien y nos lo sirven en bandeja. No me canso de oirlo y siempre me parece nuevo. Es, seguramente uno de los placeres exquisitos que nos queda a la raza humana. Gracias, gracias y gracias.. un abrazo a todos y cad uno que lo habeis hecho posible. Y sobre todo a Zimmerman.

[@user-ms6zl5pp2d]

Мое первое знакомство с творчеством Великого Бетховена в жанре Концерта для Фортепиано с Оркестром началось именно с 3-го концерта, и что самое интересное, именно в исполнении этих величайших музыкантов. В далеком 2002 году именно эту запись я слушал на кассетном плеере... И до сих пор нет музыкантов, на мой взгляд, которые превзошли это исполнение.

[@aalb1970]

A milestone performance. Certainly one of the very best.

[@arthurmclarty1]

There is something so sublime, grand, brooding, powerful and delicate, and beautiful beyond words in this piece. Richter has always been my favorite pianist for this but Zimerman, whom I heard for the first time this evening, has stolen his place I'm afraid. I can't avoid tears when listen to this concerto, it is simply divinely beautiful. At times it seemed as if I was listening to Shakespeare, or watching some drama unfolding that intertwined every human emotion with the infinite variations of nature. This concerto has no equal in my opinion. No, not stoned, just in awe lol.

[@efedoganay07]

I am blown away by the fact that this live performance is a lot better than most of the studio recordings which require lots of takes and editing.

[@davemiller7633]

It always comes back.....to Beethoven

[@sangdasagriwa3698]

This performance is a COLOSSUS! 1 milliard Mark!

[@user-ds9fb3hz1x]

I have listened various version of this music. OMG the soloist and the master conductor, their combination is so perfect! Very clear note and rhythm and emotional up and down...the best performance of Beethoven's piano concerto #3. Feel sorry to listen this great and gorgeous performance without paying♡♡♡

[@phils2967]

This is my favorite live piano performance of all time, of any piece. Zimerman's skills are superhuman.

[@yanomis1493]

Simply the best!

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

IT IS not Better ones Wilhelm Kempff Radu Lupu Mikhail Pletnev Moravec Gilels Zimerman a dull stiff Boring machine player Try to listen Kempff

[@medievalmusiclover]

My favorite Pianist alive and favorite Conductor all the times. Bravissimo.

[@susanasantosvitorpodlesnik5166]

The tempo is amazingly well done as compared to other interpretations. The solist so competent and fully into the piece and no emotional surplus. So careful and difficult. Unique, really something.

[@StevenCarinci]

Leonard always played Beethoven at a slightly lower tempo. I believe he was influenced by his love of rock 'n' roll. His tempo from the Coriolan Overture is very slow...but nice. Sounds like rock power chords.

[@Out_0f_Time]

짐머만의 베토벤 피아노 협주곡은 언제나 옳다

[@GIANCARLOCARPINO]

La maestria tecnica e l'intensità emotiva di Zimerman si fondono magistralmente con l'esecuzione precisa e vigorosa dell'orchestra. Bernstein dirige con una passione che infonde nuova vita in questa opera, creando un'interpretazione vibrante che esplora le profondità emotive e tecniche della composizione di Beethoven. Un'interpretazione che lascia un'impronta indelebile.

[@sgwnavy]

여태 듣던 베토벤 곡 중에서 가장 인상깊게 듣는 곡이에요. 특히 카덴차부분은 짐머만씨의 연주가 가장 좋아서 이 곡은 이 연주만 듣게 됩니다

[@user-ib6fk6lh7k]

Perfect. ! Perfect. !

[@notaire2]

Majestätische live Aufführung dieses perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit gut artikulierten Töne des Soloklaviers und perfekt harmonisierten Töne anderer Instrumente. Der unvergleichliche Dirigent leitet das weltklassige Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Alles ist genial!

[@teutone52]

Ja so st es. Majestätisch ist wohl das Wort was dem am nähesten kommt, obwohl es für diese Kunst keine Worte gibt, sondern nur Gefühle. Noch besser ist zu hören im 5. Klavierkonzert mit Zimerman und Bernstein.

[@irajhekmati102]

I love this piano concerto with the best piano player in the world. Nothing comes near it. This piano player takes you with him over the sky, over the clouds., while watching the piano player fingers going over the piano keys. Just watch and let yourself loose and fly with him. Of coarse it is a Bernstein.

[@mysticmouse7261]

Zimmerman is the definition of virtuoso

[@gavinwilshaw2312]

His playing seems effortless - remarkable.

[@HarmonyHeardDifferent]

Such a legendary performance; great pianist, great orchestra, great conductor/maestro: MAGNIFICENT!

[@jomaleca2005]

El inicio del concierto es una ODA no a la alegria sino a la musica---majestuoso, solemne, lleno de admirable originalidad....el segundo mov. es la maravilla de la armonia y melodia trascendental...que te hace imaginar demasiado...sin palabras...

[@Vega2525]

내가 이리 행복한데 그 때 저기서 연주 들은 사람들은 어땠을까.. 그냥 다 좋다

[@mariabajorek1775]

Cudowne było to odsłuchać ponadczasowe połączenie Beethovena Zimermana Bernsteina końcówka godna virtuoza super

[@markoprekic930]

Don't know why, but that 2. movt opening reminds me how often people forget that Beethoven was not just composer of highest rank, but also one tremendous pianist himself, undisputed champion in Vienna of his time. There are great passages on that subject in B. biography by Swafford.

[@JoseMedina-sv8uy]

Amazing combination: Beethoven, Zimerman and Bernstein. World heritage. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Mexico.

[@alexbanan9544]

The best❤

[@chrismoi3250]

C' est tellement beau a entendre j 'adore.

[@no3putts4ever]

We live in troubling and turbulent times. Being able to renew my spirit by listening to such beautiful music played and conducted by the best is priceless! Thank you.

[@tomduke558]

my first piano conerto into the classical music world. First time listening to it around age 17, it came to me as an exchange of cassette with my classmate. At the time I had a cassette of Mozart's K525 and he said he loved Mozart's music most since it made people smarter(he did indeed as he later on advanced to get a PhD in Theoretical Mathematics)... and I got this No.3 from him... used to listen to it a lot at those stressful high school times where classwork was intense(plus the sleepless nights pressuring by the college entry exams).... turning out I favored more on Mozart during college and likewise loved the minor piano concerts most, the top two are No.20(d minor) and No.24(c minor)... and the No.24 made a full circle back on me, ostensibly because Beethoven's No.3 paid much tribute to Mozart's No.24

[@kenbehzadi1185]

Zimmerman, Bernstein and the rest of the musicians became one with the musical piece and attained the state of godliness!!

[@eclair9]

I absolutely cannot get enough of watching this video. Maestro Zimmerman is truly a phenomenal soloist and I am totally mesmerized by his skills. It's been stated Beethoven wanted to write pieces no one could play because of their difficulty. (Maybe that was Chopin?) At any rate, Maestro Zimmerman plays this piece with absolute ease. How can one not be in the best of dispositions after listening to this magnificent slice of heaven? There aren't enough adjectives to describe the beauty and amazingness of this piece.

[@isaacanwarwatts8844]

Perhaps you mean Liszt?

[@songjahass4930]

Incredibly magnificent performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto 3,just marvelous by K. Zimmerman and excellent Conductor late Rubinstein from N.Y.C with very good experienced Orchestra I am very impressed to watch and listen this music without realizing the time go by.

[@vivid5410]

솔직히... 조성진의 연주를 정말 좋아하는데요 그런데 짐 머만의 연주를 듣고 눈물을 흘렸어요 저절로 그냥 눈물이 나더라고요 ^^ 이분의 연주를 잊지 못할것 같아요 계속 감동의 연주를 보여주세요 감동이고 사랑합니다♡

[@cow2653]

🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@mjlove5818]

저도 조성진 임윤찬 연주 듣고 여기까지 왔는데 이분 연주는 ㅜㅜ 넘사벽이랄까

[@marialuisa4227]

Beautiful performance 👏👏👏

[@user-mr6se6qd3l]

Gorgeous member with spiritual inspiration.I honored to hear .thank you very much.

[@seppstefano]

Just wonderful

[@dusankosanovic5386]

Really, Bernstein is, after all comparisons, the best conductor ever. Everyone would like of having Zimmermann besides them. So sure, so emotional strict, and firm. Not a one missed key or tone, perfection.

[@Postinaway]

Lenny conducted as if he himself were writing each piece in the moment it was being played. And he was not a well man at this time. Just another year or two and he would be walking around with an oxygen cannula, and then he was gone.:( He was one of America's greatest gifts to music, and I'm sure he and Ludwig, with clear lungs and clear ears, are having a grand time on the Other Side playing duets.

[@nicolesim1194]

Wr Tf

[@JaySuryavanshiMusic]

@@Postinaway beautifully said

[@onanonainoyole]

Una ventana abierta a las glorias celestiales.

[@nefertithy]

Muchas gracias por compartir esta magnífica presentación de dos grandes como Zimerman y Bernstein

[@alunchurcher7060]

A superb piece of music by the greatest composer of all time, this is easily my favourite of Beethoven's piano concertos. He may not of written as much as Mozart but his work easily proves the concept of quality over quantity.

[@joselopes2293]

Ludwig von Beethoven is the son of a tenor in Elector’s Chapel of Cologne who inherited a penchant for dinking from his mother, Beethoven’s mother was daughter of a cook and it was, on the other hand, sweet and good. He had seven children of which only three survived: Ludwig, Kaspar and Johann. Beethoven did the summary studies that don’t seem tolast beyond eleven years. He evidenced, however, a great tendency towards music, from an early age and his father taught him to play the piano, violin and organ. At theage of nine, he was placed in the care of Christian Neefe, organist, who introduced him to the German masters of 18th century, after Bach, and taught himto know the masters of composition. In 1787, the Elector sends the young musician to Vienna to study with Mozart, but due to the death of his mother, he returns to Bonn. Aware of his shortcomings, he enrolled at the University where he studied German literature and philosophy. Five years later, he loses his father. However, he is supported by friendly figures such as Madame von Breuning and the Earl of Waldstein. He has been in Vienna for a month now to study with Haydn. This knowledge is later completed with the help of Albrechtsberger and Salieri. At the time, he enjoyed life in society that enjoyed him as a composer and pianist.Find well-paid jobs and honestly sell your music.In 1803, he organized a large concert at the Teatro An der Wien, where he presented Christ on the Mount of Olives, the First and Second Symphonies and the Third Concert. Despite Fidelio’s failure in 1805, and the mediocre success of the Fifth and Sixth Symphonies and the Fourth Piano Concerto, he became the most celebrated musician in Europe. His love life was less successful than the musical one, mainly due to his vanity as a sensibility.His true drama was undoubtedly the deafness whose first symptoms were felt in 1798-1799 and which provoked the cry of despair in the “Testament of Heiligenstat” addressed to his brothers, however, he managed to overcome depression in 1802 and wrote a set of incredible musical work until his death on March 26, 1827, consisting of masses, one opera, symphonies, piano concertos, a violin concerto, sonatas, etc,etc. This concerto is a masterpiece for the emotional sensitivity it conveys to which we cannot remain indifferent. Beethoven was an amazing composer who makes us vibrate, whether in calmest moments or those of greatest intensity. The pianist is fabulous in technique and sublime in the sensitivity he conveys. The orchestra and direction are magnificent. Thanks for this fantastic recording.

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

gracias por la biografía.

[@katrinat.3032]

Thank you for that

[@user-co8jb2dg6p]

What a great performance!!!

[@dobryzyibrzydki7829]

Jesteście niesamowici ! Z cierpliwością i zaciekawieniem czekam na każdy kolejny dziwięk .A te przejścia powodują tęsknotę ku wzniosłości. 👏👏👏👍

[@mariacelinachavarriagonzal157]

Extraordinary, captivating, so generous in surprises... including Bernstein performing a dance as he joyfully conducts! Merci!!

[@patriciabravoriscal6264]

😁 I love Bernstein's dancing 😊

[@silianazdravkova7481]

My favourite version ever!!!🌷

[@scottmiller6495]

Terrific Performance of a great piano concerto Bravo !!!!!

[@charles_dD]

20:22 I think many film music writers inspired them by that passage . It's very similar to some film musics especially Ennio Morricone. But it's amazing 😁👏👏

[@zippo6228]

Thanks for the beautiful performance!

[@MarcoAntonio-wu9pe]

Maravilhoso, tudo maravilhoso! Orquestra, maestro solista (piano) e demais em seus detalhes e o próprio concerto "extraordinário"!!! Show musical!!!

[@josebernalvitorino8414]

Wonderful!!!

[@gabrielnaranjo2651]

This video is just perfect. One of the best pianist of the 20th century, one of the best conductor of the 20th century and the Wiener philharmonic; one of the best philharmonic from all history. And a wonderful concerto from one of the most important composers of all history of music. What else could I say, they also used good cameras....

[@jennymalkus4517]

Best version of Beethoven piano concerto No3 . This video have better pictures and sound quality. Thank you for uploading. Truly love the performance by the best pianist, best conductor and orchestra. A greatest masterpiece in classical music world 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤

[@cristinavillamil4225]

Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@eduardocamargo4887]

Espectacular,grandioso concierto ,un pianista fuera de serie y un gran director , que mejor homenaje a Beethoven

[@jairoestupinan9924]

Bellísimo :Bernstein genial. Zimerman Maravilloso. Tres genios. Me alucinaron

[@reubenlahav6327]

Sublime performance

[@emelosmanbasoglu4429]

Iam very happy. Wonderful. Thank you.

[@joaogabriell6683]

Magnífica interpretação deste esplêndido Zimerman, para min, o melhor concerto de Beethoven

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is full of the overwhelming tribute and deep impressions

[@edwarhuamanrinza6084]

HERMOSO CONCIERTO

[@julieandrews730]

I just love this so much. The musicians capture all the human emotions in one great musical work. Every time I listen I hear something new and joyous or sad.

[@stepanio_banderas9461]

Да, эти двое задали высочайший стандарт исполнения пяти концертов Бетховена. Как удивительно сплелась дирижерская зрелость Бернстайна и чуткость молодого Цимермана.

[@Dylonely42]

Very nice.

[@brucetowell3432]

The passage starting at 10:18 to 11:18 is so beautiful and delightful, like a roller coaster ride...

[@jesusperaltachunga1147]

Con el respeto que se merecen nuestros grandes intérpretes modernos y jóvenes, hemos tenido grandes figuras como Carajan, Ricci, Arrau, etc. incluyendo las orquestas como la que estamos apreciando. GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR VALIOSO MATERIAL. (soy de Lima - Perú)

[@peterjohnson617]

I enjoyed that very much......thank you......