Cziffra György - Chopin: Revolutionary Étude

[@BalletBabyBoy]

Probably the greatest technical pianist in history

[@rogersutube66]

What 😢i

[@rogersutube66]

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[@Marta-7]

What about Yuja Wang or sokolov?

[@BalletBabyBoy]

@@Marta-7 what about her. She is brilliant

[@cygnusne]

He was also a poet.

[@789armstrong]

No words can adequately describe Cziffra's genius. The piano is an extension of his very being.

[@pianoman551000]

The only pianist of the 20th century who may have a slightly better virtusoity at the piano was Rachmaninoff. Unfortunately, there are only piano rolls of his playing, which leave a lot to desire. Cziffra was beyond human technical ability. Ironically, he injured his hands when he was quite young, but that did not diminish his super human skill at the keyboard.

[@789armstrong]

@@pianoman551000 The hand injury occurred during the war when he was captured and tortured. Rachmaninoff has several 78RPM recordings, aside from the 4 Concerto's the Chopin Sonata #2 leaves everyone else in the shade. I believe you would like Alexei Sultanov's Revolutionary Etude. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2GVgmqXn5WifK8

[@pianoman551000]

@@789armstrong thanks for the additional listening suggestions!!

[@cziffrathegreat666]

@@789armstrong Cziffra's chopin sonata no.2 is fantastic too! Especially the 4th movement. Rachmaninoff and Cziffra are my favorites for that sonata

[@cziffrathegreat666]

@@789armstrong Cziffra's chopin sonata no.2 is fantastic too! Especially the 4th movement. Rachmaninoff and Cziffra are my favorites for that sonata

[@Marta-7]

Best composer from Poland and best pianist from Hungary.

[@Babity5962]

Cziffra is an Eternal Genius!

[@Reichthoff]

A shame there hasn't been a film made about this fascinating man yet.

[@cziffrathegreat666]

There’s a documentary though called A virtuoz in Hungarian and English on youtube

[@RandomButBeautiful]

his autobiography "cannons and flowers" is very good

[@eustachiodemarco]

La INTELLIGENZA MUSICALE di quest'uomo è sbalorditiva. Credo che sia, senzameno, tra i pochissimi pianisti- musicisti che la storia abbia saputo regalarci. Grande!

[@krzysztofkrawczyk6320]

wow 😮 I have heard hundreds of interpretations, but this one is among the once that really stand out

[@jesuisravi]

this is the first time I have cme across this man in 50 years of listening to classical music! How did I miss him? It's as if every once in a while God creates someone great and then makes him/her retroactive.

[@jesuisravi]

Cziffra, like most intelligent people, probably wouldn't much appreciate an antisemite's accolade--but, hey, to each his own! On the internet you can be as ugly as you want to be.

[@jesuisravi]

Leroy, I'm going to say one more thing: As long as you have a loser's philospohy, you will stay a loser. Learn to respect others and you will start getting respect back. Enough.

[@pianosenzanima1]

50 years?! there was Cziffra, and the others. happy to have found The One ;)

[@pianosenzanima1]

ok, didn’t want to say this, but now I’ve seen that your nickname is also French. man, DID U FUCKING LIVE IN A CAVE??? 50 years of listening to classical music?? For real?? this is the best pianist and arguably musician that ever walked the face of the earth and you’ve just discovered hi,. Proves again and again and again and AGAIN how fucked up this world truly is. I’m sick to my stomach.

[@cygnusne]

You missed 50 years of pleasure and awe!! But better late than never! :-) He was a great musician and pianist!

[@gaborbalint6670]

Csodálatos előadás !

[@francisconeto2740]

It makes me cry. I'm not shy to say that.

[@gibsonlavery6978]

Read after for his life! Y'll even cry even better!

[@alchemistofmusic8265]

his technique is just out of this world.

[@alainspiteri502]

Not here ! A teenager 12 Y old play this study , you don't known the piano

[@tomasjosefpiano8902]

@@alainspiteri502 a teenager plays this with tension and without expression. Great technique is useless if you don't have the musicality

[@XPKpianist]

alain spiteri yeah, 12 year old piano students nowadays can play everything, but can they play at this level? Definitely not. Maybe you are the one who doesn’t know shit about piano 🤔

[@alainspiteri502]

@@sergioazevedo7390 op10-12 is an easy study

[@cristiandone5749]

@@alainspiteri502 A 12 yr teen doesn´t play Galop Cromatique like Cziffra

[@marcela77777]

I admire brilliant performance and speed!🌹

[@christianedouschkadudan4322]

QUEL GÉNIE! MERCI DE COEUR PROFOND, MAÎTRE GYÖRGY CZIFFRA ---

[@violinstudyingpiano8352]

My Hero, so powerful performance I love this

[@Sebaskgru]

Danke Cziffra!! Du wirst für immer leben!

[@hostlangr]

Einer der größten im Pianisten-Olymp!

[@davidclavers2435]

Magnifique Merci pour cette belle video Cziffra Georges est encore dans ma memoire comme le plus grand pianiste de tous les temps

[@pascalschark7875]

Comme le meilleur des pianistes que vous avez pu entendre jouer, et à votre opinion. Mais quel plaisir d'écouter un artiste capable de donner plusieurs interpretations à un morceau de musique comme pour les rhapsodiesn par exemple.

[@szilardpetrik90]

Több, mint lenyűgöző! Köszönjük, Mester.

[@karolpawlowski5368]

Sir Fryderyk Chopin is the pride of Poland! The whole country is very proud of him!

[@polyglot.basketer947]

...and hopefully he is proud of Sir György Cziffra for performing his magic works in such a magic way when they meet in Heaven...

[@alexduio7639]

for us he s french... he lived in france most of his life with george sand and for ever in Pere Lachaise in Paris

[@BalletBabyBoy]

This man was a GOD of the keyboard

[@josepalomogomez9865]

Una maravilla !!! Gracias

[@india9779]

Gypsy Cziffra!! ,😍🙏🏾👑

[@mariamagyar9956]

He was a wonderful Hungarian artist ....

[@mankatotv0711]

I'm crying. It so beautiful

[@alessandrotabacchi9077]

Splendore! 🔥

[@gordonmartin11]

Absolument inégalé !

[@BelaDuka]

The Best forever!

[@basedsigmaspeaks]

This man is the GOAT

[@jamesfrank5271]

Annie Fischer, the Argerich of Cziffra's generation, did not like his playing when she heard Cziffra playing in a Budapest cafe. It took her several hearings to dig the dude's playing. Be patient with yourself if you don' care for the performance the first time you listen to it. By the way, his life story is pretty scary.

[@Justin-ou6gq]

James Frank More like pretty awesome and depressing

[@francisconeto2740]

An example of tenacity and talent

[@lisztomaniac2593]

@@francisconeto2740 what’s his life story?

[@JonAhlquist]

@@lisztomaniac2593 Cziffra's autobiography is titled "Cannons and Flowers." For a summary, see www.allmusic.com/artist/gy%C3%B6rgy-cziffra-mn0001522131/biography and Wikipedia.

[@treyblanc7]

Merveilleux pianiste, mon père le chef d'orchestre Victor Desarzens fondateur de l'OCL, Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne, aurait certainement beaucoup aimé l'engager à l'OCL, comme il avait engagé Alfred Corto, Clara Haskil, Frank Martin, Samson François, paulette Zanlonghi et tant d'autres merveilleux pianistes. MERCI.

[@ecommoy]

C est éblouissant !!!!

[@user-pz6lp8wk8e]

Феноменально, яростно страстно, бесподобно, спасибо Польше за гения!!!

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

Poland? Cziffra was a citizen of Swaziland, obviously!

[@marjones7277]

Moe Zart: He writes about Chopin

[@namoitarecords]

BRAVO MAESTRO !

[@OE1FEU]

Thanks for that; I haven't seen Cziffra play a Yamaha before.

[@nicolasramirez3456]

Cziffra performed quite a lot on Yamaha from the 70's onwards, and i think mostly on Yamaha from 1981 onwards, his lasts recitales where on Yamaha's

[@zongorapiano9659]

Cziffra played YAMAHA concert grand CFX after 1970S. When he came to Japan,he went to a YAMAHA factory,Hamamatsu, and gave some useful advice to engineers.(I've read that Yamaha web site)

[@OE1FEU]

@@zongorapiano9659 Most certainly not. The CFX was introduced in 2010, so Cziffra probably play a CF-IIIS or even a CF-II like Glenn Gloud.

[@zongorapiano9659]

@@OE1FEU thank you for the correction and more detailed information!

[@carmenrubio3786]

BRAVOOOO

[@BelaDuka]

Yesssss

[@cristiandone5749]

Liszt mas rapido "con bravura" y Chopin mas lento y "cantabile" que el resto que los pianistas con muchisimo gusto siempre. Aparte del virtuosismo único, los pp y fraseos de Cziffra son un deleite.

[@pianosenzanima1]

It was Cziffra, and the others.

[@Valerio241059]

When the technical difficulty is as under the skills, all the energy can be devoted to interpretation...

[@thenotsogoodpianist4706]

he does it soo effortlessly(ofc , he played grand gallop chromatic , his own arrangement , which is harder than the real piece itself)

[@yaelpalombo4093]

♥️🎹♥️

[@katonabelagyorgy1447]

Tyűha...

[@alainspiteri502]

szabszili : not notification for me please if j can't answer " j pkay this study and you ? impossible to answer !

[@FutureAbe]

IT DOESNT WORK

[@alainspiteri502]

about technic the hand is above the keyboard and not out as many false videos on Y T with M Subscibers ; prople are phénoménal morrons

[@liedersanger1]

Opening bars are surprisingly rough.

[@bigdick3228]

this is rough music

[@maratom34]

lets hear you play it.

[@liedersanger1]

Irrelevant.

[@bigdick3228]

@@liedersanger1 i play to make people enjoy the music, not for the critics - gyorgy cziffsa

[@eberhard9039]

Great, but Katsaris ist still the greatest.

[@1247111]

disappointed, not sure even he played at 160, there's discontinuity at some parts pollini owned this shit,

[@dinmamma2604]

Why does the bpm matter? Did chopin write "160 bpm" in his notes?

[@gibsonlavery6978]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXiTlYl-h813qZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2WtiHWbnsdpY9k

[@dinmamma2604]

@@gibsonlavery6978 Those are not his original, handwritten notes. And also, even if he wrote "160 bpm", why would anyone who performs the etude for an audience play at 160 bpm at all times like a robot?

[@gibsonlavery6978]

@@dinmamma2604 "Those are not his original, handwritten notes." I don't understand. Can you explain more? Please.

[@bigbleubooty241]

Bruh pollinis recording wasn't 160 either 😂. Wanna know why? Because bpm doesn't matter at all!