Berezovsky - Liszt - Transcendental Etude No 10, Appassionata

[@flyingsayon]

To people noticing the sweating: not only is it physically challenging (to play these hard pieces during one concert), but he is also under floodlight which makes his body temperature go up.

[@abelardoruiz5544]

Aaaand is summer ..

[@sangyongpark2137]

Manificent and Grand Ilustration of the Piece! Marvellous Play!

[@imedius]

although, sometimes he is not accurate, this is exactly what I want to hear in this etude!!! Demonic power, "appasionato" and agitato !!! Amazing!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

What? This is the most accurate performance of this piece!!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Gabin Dupuy I stopped Eroica because it was taking too much time. I do plan to finish it in the future!

[@adamek82]

Completely agree with you, Imeda. Not perfectly accurate in some moments, but so amazing expression and power.

[@a9reaper76]

Well, accurate enough for this piece…

[@ioannisbeis7960]

When playing the piano gets tougher than driving a formula vehicle.

[@a9reaper76]

Not even close here

[@Will84ABA]

he played all Transcendental Etudes at this night! This is crazy!! Go Boris go!

[@m.a.3322]

Berezovsky's version is absolutely manic and really emphasizes on the 'agitato' aspect of this piece. The fury, velocity, strength and power of his playing absolutely amazes me. Liszt would be proud!

[@tigranpetrosyan1953]

Berezovsky set the absolute level of performance of 12 studies of Liszt

[@zacsummers8755]

This performance will likely never be surpassed . Berezovskys level of accuracy, and emotion is just marvelous and something very few people will ever reach the level of. I tried to play this, and in comparison, the level of dexterity this guy has is not even funny.

[@billyzhu1446]

Berezovsky VS Trifonov? What do u guys think

[@zacsummers8755]

Billy Zhu sorry Trifinovs was garbage compared to this performance, that’s my opinion. People are really overlooking this performance and it’s accuracy, power, and stamina.

[@zacsummers8755]

Billy Zhu some people might say Berezovsky made a lot of mistakes. Well maybe he made a few, but they are completely inaudible. Trifonovs performances had many audible mistakes. Trust me I know these pieces like the back of my hand.

[@rjmalcolm8066]

@@zacsummers8755 Trifinov has the best Harmonies du Soir in my opinion (the live performance in France not the studio recording).

[@kmir75]

Mister Berezovsky, You've made me forget Cziffra!!!!! You are just fantastic!!!!!!!

[@omarsalmeron257]

kmir creo que entre Boris y Cziffra hay una distancia abismal, Boris es lo más grande de los últimos 20 años, solo comparable con ANTON RUBINSTEIN o el mismo Liszt o Sergei Rachmaninov, la técnica y velocidad y tempo de Boris son justas e insuperables, todos los demás lo siguen de lejos......y aún hoy es más dificil tocar bien por el doble mecanismo de la tecla, cosa que no sucedía en época de FRANZ LISZT, SALUDOS

[@johnkrammer3673]

¿Crees de que Cziffra es peor que Berezovsky? Me sorprende que nunca hayas escuchado ninguna interpretación de Cziffra, o algún parrafraseo como el de "Flight of the Bumblebee" literalmente podrías romper un piano si tratases de igualarte a él, porque nadie puede.

[@yuvalavital2357]

How can you not love the demonic sound in 1:36 - 1:43

[@NoahJohnson1810]

1:08 is just too much LOL

[@aaronjlk]

loloolol!

[@troy5094]

I’m kinda worried about the sweat dripping on the piano lol

[@leandrodepaivacarneiro1647]

Fantástico!! Ele parece um Leão ao Piano! Quanta energia!! Que sonoridade!! Incrível!

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[@JureGorucan]

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[@pianoplayer-re9et]

wow,tempo is amazing!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

That's an understatement

[@cloud15489]

How can he play in 4 mins! So fast, have so much passion, so passionate d

[@brunella971]

Piano Star👑

[@dottbd91]

boris berezovsky è una bestia!!!oddio che fenomeno!!!!!!!bravissimo...senza parole...

[@ovogler90]

I still prefer Lugansky's version. Berezovsky sometimes hurries a bit too much in my opinion while Lugansky's performance seems to be more musical. However, both versions are amazing, I probably couldn't even play this piece if I wanted to.

[@ralfsteinhage1310]

he expresses everything very strongly. it fits here bravo

[@Jotok]

this is the BEST EVER for god's sake there should be at least 2-3 millions vievers... RESPECT Berezovsky

[@edtskyline]

This pianist is amazing!! Five stars=D thanks for this video!!

[@hanchisun6164]

这哥们的版本真的神了，弹奏的速度激情都不是别的钢琴家可比的

[@zacsummers8755]

I talked with Francesco Libetta. He said that Boris was a complete mess in this concert. That is why there are so many jump cuts. Because they had to re-record audio. Also the cameras broke during this recital. So Boris played pieces in order to look sweaty again after the cameras were fixed.

[@유상호-y3q]

이게 사람이야 신이야....

[@ivanchungpersonal4524]

he broke the string

[@lucasdelliosiv7493]

When?

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

@@lucasdelliosiv7493 this is the second take of this etude because he broke the string

[@cloud15489]

Too much passion

[@jabaroque]

Fougue et passion pour l'interprétation de Berezovski, finesse et passion pour celle de Claudio Arrau, tous les deux nous entraînent avec Liszt au grand galop.

[@SebastienLoong]

The best version :)

[@ruchirawat40]

OMG too much love for liszt he was sweating a litre of sweat.

[@knenaa_]

Cuz in this concert he was playing all the 12 etudes😂

[@AlinaStefania95]

my favorite transcendental etude :X

[@koreboredom4302]

happy birthday, happy birthday, HAppy BIRTHday tooooooo YOOOOOOOOUUUUU!

[@TheTapika1]

Это звучит на одном дыхании, замечательно

[@litmus3141alkan]

最高！★★★★★

[@oleong74]

好好听啊！！

[@dancingwithoutwords]

I've never heard anything like this before

[@abelardoruiz5544]

Who is here 2019???

[@vivacecilia]

Ragazzi ..Qui assistiamo a una delle piu grandi rivelazioni del pianoforte. Non è l unico ad essere bravissimo,ma per favore ,basta difendere gli indifendibili Pollini,Campanella,Ciccolini,....Hanno fatto la loro bella carriera,ma il mondo e le scoperte sono andate avanti nel campo musicale e pianistico. Quindi aggiorniamoci !!!

[@medviation]

You can see all that passion coming out of is body as sweat! ;)

[@yuli4kaver]

это гениально!!!

[@SerpongeDash]

This is not my favorite performances for some of the parts but wow that "wrong" note at 3:11 makes this whole section even more devilishly epic than it already was and I wish it were in the actual piece now, so cool

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I didn't hear a wrong note

[@SerpongeDash]

@@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я that's a testament to how fitting this "wrong note" is, I probably would have assumed this was part of the music had I not checked other performances/sheet music Either way it sounds awesome and that's what matters in the end!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Serponge Geometry Dash absolutely right! Berezovsky nailed this etude. I attempted this and I’m going to say he’s a superhuman with the amount of dexterity required to make it sound like this.

[@jannis5046]

i really love this interpretation ;)

[@hyeonse]

@MrNSheikh It's Liszt's transcendental etudes. A human body is not made for it -- no wonder his body is overloaded.

[@TimeSpaceMage]

Not entirely my kind of music, but watching because I heard these were famously difficult. Damn I wouldn't want to run across that one in a rhythm game... impressive speed he's showing.

[@MartynaMiau]

bravissimo

[@peterectasy2957]

time 2:34, when repetitive D♭ (D-flat) started to hit octave -)

[@CtrlAltDaLEET]

wth happened at 3:24

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Lol just relized that

[@lucasdelliosiv7493]

What happened?

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

@@lucasdelliosiv7493 his head moved up really fast like it teleported

[@aallpprr8998]

Once you have learned the trascendental etudes you have also mastered teleport

[@アヤミ]

3:24

[@russelblacker2562]

this no 2 and no 12 are my favorite etudes.

[@BlackMasterJoe89]

Couldn't it be apart of being nervous too?

[@jurriepurrie]

@sexypianista Well that's just my opinion. I think it should be a bit slower. Personally, I like lugansky's tempo very much! You should check it out!

[@Paulo78180]

1:09 It's raining !

[@sebatrupa]

who are the people that dominate the four majors? which are the four majors?

[@wolfgango1991]

grande fabioooo :D

[@giuseppedolce]

@4785689 Chi, il famoso pianista Stokatzoo?

[@ToddlerEater]

He had a slight spaz.

[@helenahu1198]

I am practicing this piece right now, and the speed is not suffice yet. I will work hard to achieve all of the virtuosity contained in this one piece.

[@jojoletyran447]

Please if tell me as much as you Can about your learning about this piece during these 7 years... Really hope you've done it now

[@lolwords-v7u]

Ура!

[@ichi6417isaberi]

Great. ☆☆☆☆☆

[@Darrning]

The execution on Cd (to Berezovsky) is many better. This live performance is a some irregular, however good!

[@brotherbear92]

@aamidjaythreepointoh They probably were just daunted by the sheer difficulty.

[@granny83]

If only Berezovsky was luck enough to meet you naturalroayalflush. Clearly you are a well respected, established, anonymous internet person of superior interpretation and intelligence. Your insightful tips could really improve his career. Unless you can organize some sort of an intervention, I fear he will continue to play like an idiot for the rest of his days. How tragic. :-)

[@boohellokitty]

its all about transcendental etude no12 i'm afraid :P

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I’ve tried and tried to get the opening chords like berezovskys. I still can’t he has magic hands or something!

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Dragon Soundworlds he’s got a secret I bet

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Dragon Soundworlds also the parts at 0:17 are impossible to get like berezovsky too

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Dragon Soundworlds the octave trill I have down. The interlocking hands while playing rapid chords is difficult

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Dragon Soundworlds I saw your interpretation, although good, for some reason all of the recordings I’ve seen don’t match up to the pianistic mastery of this recording

[@dhwu1619]

Boris is the best

[@dimitriskreatsoulas]

Am I the only here that prefers Berezovsky than Cziffra ??

[@Kinjutsuu]

nope. This is so much better than Cziffra's

[@markmusatau1929]

Berezovsky is probably the best technician out there. Along with beautiful musicality, and expression. There are probably more who are capable but are not willing to risk. He doesn't give a fly and goes for it anyway. And this is the result we get. Masterpiece

[@martinriha3729]

There is no way this is better than cziffra's, Berezovsky's appasionata lacks passion, he doesn't tell the story, rushes through the lyrical parts. If you would have heard the criffra's version in atleast this qualitty, you would crap your pants.

[@johnkrammer3673]

In this case, he plays better than Cziffra for the reason that Cziffra goes reducing the tempo slowly for every etude.

[@YevgenyMorozov]

Lucas Debargue's also very good.

[@흐아악-z4p]

Fucking Technical!!

[@mxyzptlk...]

Very good...minus all the sweat of course. I respect his interpretation.

[@abelardoruiz5544]

European summer with those lights are horrible.

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

Dide he play this 2 times cuz his string broke

[@shermansmart4369]

I suggest Cziffra's performance of this etude. Much more expressive.

[@abelardoruiz5544]

Eeeh... Not really...unless there is another one..

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I have to argue this in the best interpretation of this piece ever recorded. His touch is amazing every key has a significance in this one. The emotion, grand sound, and amazing technique cannot be beaten in This recording.

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

What even blows me away more is how burnt out he is from playing the 9 other ones before his and still managed to sound flawless..

[@aamidjaythreepointoh]

did 9 people have their sound off?

[@simongod3336]

its amazing lol

[@dAriOdAviDdD]

@4785689 monnezza? annamo bene...

[@공돌이-v7p]

와 2008년 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@nnnonickname446]

게시한 년도는 2008년, 공연한 년도는 2002년ㅋㅋ

[@nicolasbautista3599]

chopin etude 10 9?

[@호하라-h3u]

Giuseppe Tallini 10

[@hansdekorver7365]

Resemblance indeed

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

did he cut out the part where he broke the string

[@colinmurphy2214]

Grammar Nazi he probably started over after that

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

@@colinmurphy2214 I saw the full concert on youtube and they cut that part out :(

[@chopinandliszt]

I used to like Cziffra's better than this, but now, I like Berezovsky's better.

[@sparapaolo]

@4785689 alla faccia dei musicisti...che suonate laura pausini per essere cosi anti-liszt o anti-interprete??....... quando la gatta vede la carne in macelleria attaccata troppo in alto e non ci arriva dice che ...puzza

[@blackcow-t6g]

이걸3분대컷한다고...?

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

제가 아는 3분대 컷이 베레좁스키, 베르만, 리히터(3분 38초... ㄷㄷㄷ), 아믈랭(유튜브에는 사라졌지만, 스트레타 부분은 인간이 아닌가 싶을 정도로 빠르게 쳤습니다... ㄷㄷㄷ)... 그러고 보니 다 역사에 길이 남을 유명한 피아니스트네요. ㄷㄷ

[@VoiDukkha]

@Will84ABA Without sweating blood!

[@rockxxromance]

so... much...sweat...

[@gymnastgirlflips]

Amazing playing, but I don't like how all over the place the song is.

[@ChesterFanningChorno]

I will take Cziffra over Boris due to the former being more musical and restrained in the right places.

[@jurriepurrie]

Too fast..

[@fredericchopin6445]

not at all

[@SirNedNash]

Amazing... but the sweat! lmao

[@giuseppedolce]

@4785689 Ma non fate gli snob, suda ma è meglio di Pollini!

[@Desmonddd2002]

Hes good. He very good. In fact hes marvelous but he just isnt Cziffra im sorry lol

[@Cooller1993]

@Will84ABA only gods can do this.

[@MegaPianogenius]

i prefer cziffra's rendition of this it has more beauty

[@fernandoserico77]

Tamarro!

[@KegPatcha]

He looks like that guy from that jazz drummer movie. What's the name?

[@angelob.1089]

KegPatcha Whiplash lolllll ?

[@pianoprodigy987]

haha XD

[@giuseppedolce]

Ribadisco, è meglio, e di gran lunga, di Pollini!

[@Kinjutsuu]

"'Appassionata' in f minor. Hmmm, that sound familiar. What a piece of garbage this etude is!" Wow, some people really don't deserve their ears.. Or their life, for that matter

[@thebones]

Please enlighten us, in what way is it a piece of garbage exactly? You might not like it, garbage it is not but that's only my OPINION.

[@Kinjutsuu]

thebones dude, I am referring to a comment made earlier... this etude is absoloutely a master piece, and that's why I spent countless hours learning it.

[@thebones]

Kinjutsuu sorry dude. :-)

[@m.a.3322]

Hahahahaha you're absolutely right, Liszt

[@johnkrammer3673]

Liszt 8

[@MegaPianogenius]

yes not so good i prefer Cziffra on this etude

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I bet you can't even play fur elise

[@computeraddict4993]

@@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я xDDDDDDDDD

[@thenotsookayguy]

@@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я you probably can't play Ode to Joy.

[@rationalistx]

I lifetime of practice to play this jangle of noise.....

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

You must not like classical music then.

[@Leopold_Godowsky]

3분 53초 실화냐? 탈인간이네

[@alainspiteri502]

toi fast lyrical = 0 it's not that Listz only technical ? ?

not very artful playing.

[@naturalroyalflush]

its jerky mechanical and idiotic

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

F you

[@naturalroyalflush]

@Dragon Soundworlds In view of your superior intellectual argument I listened once more. My conclusion...it’s jerky, mechanical and idiotic.

[@Petrafiei]

Absolutely shitty performance of the easiest of Transcendentals. But we can learn some things from it still, obviously

[@chancescott3376]

Way too fast