Chopin: Valse brillante op. 34 Nr. 2 ∙ Emanuel Ax

[@Akaso77718]

4:28 gives me some kind of melancholy and passion

[@Ali70PlusandFabulous]

Been following Mr. Ax for years. Bravo 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ГульсумУмбеталиева-ф5о]

Прозвучало красиво благородно . Спасибо Маэстро ❤

[@bubffm]

I was there at the concert. Still a brilliant pianist

[@贾佳-o3v]

I don’t know why but I have the feeling that Mr. Emanuel wants to use this piece to give it to the maestro Maris Jassons. This piece is so soft and touchable, when I heard it, I just remembered all the beautiful things and people in our life, of course, including Maestro Maris Jassons.

[@toewomg]

Beautiful interpretations and sounds, thank you!

[@france4me117]

This is the best version I have ever heard ...

[@luwang6039]

I think the Paul Barton one is better

[@darrenpursuingtruth2895]

Chopin would, I suspect, have approved of Emanuel’s beautifully phrased, exquisite playing.

[@nickraven2820]

Heard him play in Santa Fe NM. a couple of years ago a wonderful concert. If he is ever in your area you should go!!

[@opticalmixing23]

As soon as he started playing i could tell he was a strong player. Guy is on a superior level. When you play the piano and the piano doesn't play you then you know you have passed over

[@BoburmirzoSultonovBassoonist]

He played very good this piece, very beautiful

[@ingridguth6915]

Ich spirör

[@csharpminor897]

I'm learning this piece! Love it so much !

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne Aufführung dieses romantischen Meisterstücks im lyrischen Tempo mit anmutigem doch gut artikuliertem Anschlag und perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Nicht so brillant wie der Titel, doch echt tiefempfunden!

[@ВладимирУ-т3ц]

Ах! Какой пианист! И концерт тоже великолепный!

[@Najih1307]

Sangat manis dan mendalam, Terima kasih untuk penampilan yang hebat.

[@___tangodrom9452]

So soft, old-school style!

[@akelofgren9468]

Chopin famous for inner HARMONIC PEACE HEART, yes l SUCH PLAYED AS YOUNG LOVE ETYDS NOCTURNE AND THE REST, but now just nonchopin worldly HEARTSHAKING

[@alrosen4274]

I love this start to splendid finish. Inventive too. Instead of PP in the measure leading up to that rapturous penultimate section, he goes into a kind of joyous celebration. Just love it.

[@ShahramZadeh]

Amazing performance...

[@csharpminor897]

I love this piece so much !

[@nateofnathan8297]

I was at the MET 2 weeks ago and saw him at the concert. Got to introduce myself.

[@peterrhodes7785]

I bet he is still talking about it!

[@nateofnathan8297]

Peter Rhodes i highly doubt it

[@gilsondevliegerferreira7275]

Pianista brilhante, virtuoso.

[@carlosurbanejasilva1881]

Beautiful tempo.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Very beautiful

[@vincent3656]

Perfekt gespielt bravo👍

[@scriabin_pudding]

군더더기 없이, 쓸데없는 감정낭비없이 매우 훌륭한 연주

[@giuseppecardarelli3666]

Bravo!

[@TheAlwards]

3:56 - Inject this into my veins.

[@akelofgren9468]

My Chopinheart cry hungry longing for Rubinstein- mozart - chopin gifts WHEN SO NERO HISTORY HITLER POLITIC SPORT GAMES, SO REPLACED ART

[@sdeal709]

BRAVO!❤

[@josephoregan7385]

Magic.

[@snarkk5410]

Amazing

[@lifestyleastherapyafterstr9423]

Is this waltz meant to be played in the background of a party while partygoers are tending to their own activities and conversing? Because it seems really hard to keep the audience's attention during the repeats, and it also seems the waltz needs to be played faster to avoid being really lengthly. Don't get me wrong, the waltz is very artistic(this one is actually my favorite, I love how he manages the septuplets), but with the repeats and everything, it feels like this waltz was written for the occasions Chopin was invited to play at parties. Occasions where he might need to stretch the duration of a piece so he wouldn't have to bring a hundred pieces to the party to last himself and the audience there. I don't know if during his time, everyone stopped what they were doing at the party just to listen to Chopin or if he was playing in the background as I describe. Or maybe I just don't know the style and traditions of a waltz.

[@akelofgren9468]

As artist in north you usually get kicked EVEN WITH BARS TO KICK YOU,denying your musician SALARIES

[@akelofgren9468]

There is something with Wasaland there l Come from AS THEY SAY,in LOWCULTURE LOWENERGY AS I FEEL ALSO,in non mans land of nonchopin nonart ,THAT MAKES ME ALWAYS SO ANGRY

[@akelofgren9468]

Art(ists) today is more LIKELY to be like Rimbaud cast from society himself, rather than HAPPY LOVING RUBINSTEIN, SURVIVING seymour Bernstein 95.When l saw mam dad Erikwasa my CHOPINHEART SWITCH DOWN ,l became like Arthur Rubinsteins brother revolutionairy rather than Arthur (MAMS DARLING LAST BORN)

[@akelofgren9468]

For we were 'AQUARIEFISHES 'DENIED OUR 22 DEGREES BUT KICKED THROWN PUNCHED OUT TO POLARDOGS

[@griffinlester9098]

So real

[@akelofgren9468]

If Chopin had lived today he would have been EASILY TRANSFORMED TO NONCHOPIN together with Mozart among 'Romanian streetchildren. I know because l have more connections with Chopin heart life identity than you can imagine

[@goktugblack]

waaaaaaaaaay too fast

[@akelofgren9468]

Mostly men wouldn't see chopinheart but chopin as weak ridicolous lowman IN SPITE OF RUBINSTEIN