Daniil Trifonov - Beethoven - Piano Sonata No 32 in C minor, Op 111

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Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Sonata No 32 in C minor, Op 111
Daniil Trifonov, piano
New York, December 2014

[@glenngouldchann]

Nobody played like this before. Nobody comes close to this. Absolutely, a got-sent pianist.

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

I think so too ! Since I heard Daniil Trifonov - there are no other Pianists for my ! 😊

[@glenngouldchann]

Thank you for understanding. @@elisabethbaumer-sn8go

[@CMARK-dc6vl]

Have you checked Yeol Eum Son's rendition? That was incredible too!

[@endrenagy4568]

Perhaps: God-sent?

[@BRNRDNCK]

Uchida is simply better

[@marksmale827]

The most profound work ever written for the pianoforte. Ludwig van Beethoven 's last will and testament.

[@IvyTeaRN]

You listen to this and remember what a gift it is to be alive

[@helios7034]

There was an Orchester, playing this music for those who disappeared in the gas chamber in Auschwitz. This is what I feel. But, in essence you are right.

[@Quxfg]

You're making me want to cry.

[@daniandres3211]

Ninety-nine out of 1.9k people don't like this performance. So 94% of the people who pronounce themselves about this video say they like it. The universe waited for 13+ billion years to get Beethoven and Trifonov together, and still there are people who cannot appreciate that. Ok!

[@misterx3188]

I think he is playing the 2nd movement a little too fast. Apart from that a very good performance.

[@FirstGentleman1]

The last five Beethoven Sonatas are holy ground for pianists.

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

Those are simple to play. Grade 1-2 max I would say.

[@FirstGentleman1]

@@Numberonesorabjifan Nice. The first 2 seconds of the Hammerklaviersonate op. 106 played with both hands is indeed grade 1-2. :-)

[@andreshenriquez4083]

@@Numberonesorabjifan excuse me, but these sonatas are far from being something "easy to play". The last five sonatas are among the hardests Beethoven's works, beacause the knowledge, the sensitivity and the technique ( not only being able to play the fast passages ) you need to play them require hard years of intense work and a great talent.

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

@@andreshenriquez4083 I was kidding dude.

[@jeffsmith1798]

I would put it this way: the last 32 piano sonatas are holy ground. ;-)

[@Richardpiskie]

Beautiful pianist. At times I thought the coughing in the audience was deliberate, the timings were so unfortunate. But this fellow is truly gifted, rising above the distraction of the earth.

[@moesypittounikos]

People usually focus on the jazzy part but the part after that feels even more futuristic but I future we haven't reached. Another feeling I get when listening to the last part is death.

[@cornelishk1926]

this interpretation makes me speechless,even more impressed then Elly Ney I heard in 1963 He is the absolute Top=let we be thankfull that we can hear and watch him.

[@richardvolpe7664]

I think it's safe to say that in all probability, nothing will ever match this - - the most sublime, almost miraculously nuanced, masterfully conceived and executed, and emotionally fulfilling performance that any sensitive musician would be capable of imagining. Wonderful playing!

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Ich wünschte, dies so treffend wie Sie ausdrücken zu können ! Bin völlig überrascht, wenn ich an Ihren Kommentar im Scriabin Konzert und Ihrer Frage an mich denke. Ich habe sie ausfuehrlich beantwortet, und bis jetzt keine Reaktion von Ihnen.gasehen. Wenn Sie in diesem Video (Das auch mit sehr viel bedeutet) Ab min.18.50 Ihre Aufmerksamkeit Trifonov's Augen geben, sehen Sie vielleicht, was ich in meiner Antwort auszudrücken versuchte. 🤔

[@embenadorfinearts]

With Daniil Trifonov everything is always different and musically wonderful. He is able to renew the usual frontiers of "classic" interpretations to appropriate them and always consider the musical phrase as a whole line with infinite tensions and subtleties. Its freedom of expression tends to make an environment built into a network of sensory correspondences, an aggregate of mental and emotional synthesis, interconnected by multiple transcendences.Thank you to Cantus 5 for this video !

[@montsecasabomasip9864]

It's a marvellous and modern sonata. Some pieces are just like jazz and other are so lyric!!!!! Wonderful interpretation from one of the greatest!

[@dsale16]

Great Pianist for Great Composer! Deeply personal performance, audience was silent for a while after performance, they were mesmerized! Pianist was in really ecstatic state, it is obvious that he feels Beethoven' soul and heart as deep as possible. Magnificent, Stunning!!!

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Verbeuge mich tief vor Daniil Trifonov - diesem hoechst genialen , einzigartigen Kuenstler und wundervollem Menschen. Auch heute, 9 Jahre nach dieser tief ergreifenden Sonata. ❤

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

Элиза,я пишу тебе ответ на твой комментарий,чтобы ты завтра вечером ответила мне. Ирина.

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

​@@user-mh2ey9px6n liebe Irina, anderswo hast Du mir über Deine Gefühle , Deine Tränen beim Anhören dieser Sonata geschrieben. Und dass Dir dabei "Dr.Faustus" von Thomas Mann, und "les Miserables" von Victor Hugo in den Sinn kommt. Das waren "nur" Schriftsteller ( wenn auch gute) und deren Gedanken und Fantasien, die nach meiner Meinung nun gar nichts mit Beethoven's Musik gemeinsam haben. Es scheint mir, das Du "den Teufel an die Wand malst", wie man bei uns sagt. Siehe Dir Daniil's Gesichtsausdruck an. Da ist Ehrfurcht, Staunen, Andacht bis höchste Glückseeligkeit ! (Ab Minute 18.50) Versuche doch ohne Denken nur zu Sehen und hören. Einfach nur fühlen Irina! Dann ist es eine wundervolle Botschaft Gottes. Wie auf dem Fresko von Michelangelo, von dem Du mir geschrieben hast. Ich hoffe, Dir nicht zu nahe getreten zu sein, und dass die Übersetzung sinngemäß sein wird.💕💕💕

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

Доброй ночи,Элиза! Выправы.Пока я искала Ваш ответ,то постоянно слушала именно это испонение Даниила 32 сонаты Бетховена в Карнеги .Он исполнил ее в декабре 2014 года,а в Лионе в ноябре 2013.Значит был уже на год старше и мог уже не плакать.Мне очень понравился этот второй концерт. Элиза, а Вы нашли весь конкурс Чайковского в исполнение Дани,что выложил Neige? Я Вам писала об этом под Итальянским кон цертом. Елиза я нисколько на Вас не обижаюсь.Единственое хочу сказать,что писатели тоже бывают гениальные.А русская интеллигенция всегда была литературоцентричная.И Даниил,конечно, "Доктора Фаустуса".Но Вы правы,Бетховен важнее.И он то точно этот роман своего будущего соотечественника не читал. Я очень рада снова читать Ваши сообщения.❤ Ирина.

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

читал Даня

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

​​@@user-mh2ey9px6n Irina, manchmal gibt es Missverständnisse wegen Schreibfehlern oder nicht sinngemäßer Übersetzung. Ich liebe klassische Literatur sehr ! Einige Dichter haben mich durch das Leben begleitet, denen ich sehr dankbar bin. Deine Frage in Bezug auf die Tchaikovsky Wettbewerb Videos kann ich mit ja beantworten. Die meisten hatte ich schon gesehen und nun durch deine Hinweise habe ich Alles. Ist mir immer wieder eine grosse Freude dem jungen Daniil zuzuhören.❤ Muss Dich leider korrigieren Irina, diese Beethoven Sonata 32 hier war in New York Dezember 2014, diejenige in Ljon am 7. 11. ebenfalls 2014. So, wie ich es höre spielt Daniil hier in New York mit viel mehr Freude und Passion. Die Kamera Führung ist optimal und auch immer wieder auf sein Gesicht gerichtet. In Lyon spielte er mit grossem Ernst, und wirkt auf mich etwas bedrückt . Gleich anschließend hat er in Ljon Liszt 12 Etuedes Transcendental gespielt, und dies atemberaubend.Das Publikum hat viele Rosen auf die Bühne geworfen. Ich nehme an Du kennst das Video. Sonst kann ich Dir den Link senden. 💕💕💕

[@thepianimalkingdom]

The intensity of Trifonov's musical artistry and technical prowess is mesmerizing. A moving, performance of one of Beethoven's most profound musical creations.

[@ajabisong]

Brought to tears by Daniil's interpretation of the second movement

[@ThomasOgrodnik]

Movement I - 00:00 Movement II - 09:22 That second movement was played with a sense of holiness. I appreciate it a lot. Thank you for posting this

[@saldana7395]

Yes, I loved the arietta, it was almost like a divine moment ❤

[@rudidantuma3197]

Once in a generation, perhaps in a century--this century, a pianist walks onto a stage, sits down at the instrument and produces an interpretation with such psychological, emotional insight that we feel we are privileged to hear directly into the soul of the composer: in this case Beethoven. Daniil Trifonov is a musician of the highest possible order.

[@jeffreymatskin8102]

This piece has always felt deeply spiritual in nature to me, in particular the second movement. And Daniil's performance truly seems to express this with no restraint.

[@patriciahill1101]

I wholeheartedly agree. Trifonov is an unsurpassed artist. With mastery of repertoire, technical virtuosity and emotional vulnerability, he does so much more than merely interpret the great masterworks, he recreates them for us so that we experience them as though we had never heard this music before. Yes, a musician of the highest possible order.

[@stephenmessick6619]

Beautifully said!

[@jmciuri]

He is too young. He needs 10 years of evolution to play this sonata properly. He has missed some details that mature players like Pires or Barenboim never forgotten. In the near future he will play even better.

[@rudidantuma3197]

Read the comments Martha Argerich has made on this pianist: he is already unsurpassed in the history of interpretation.

[@felixlehwalder2758]

Wir können uns glücklich schätzen Herrn Trifonov zu haben ...danke für diese Interpretation

[@antonwills-eve124]

Superb. The really incredible thing is that he can play with such maturity and empathy at his young age. He must be the best pianist around this century, but how could he possibly get any better?

[@loveispatient0808]

One of the best for sure!!

[@bboyo8307]

Alexander Malofeev is on the top

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

​@@bboyo8307не с мешите.

[@davidayn2853]

Dazzling performance of such a near-violent sonata. Superb pianist, and the most sacrilegious audience ever. The place must be filled with dust mites to create such a cacophony of coughing. And yet, Trifonov just grips your soul with his magnificent artistry.

[@Mary.ua.]

Sonata is beautiful, performance is violent

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

​@@Mary.ua.А Вы послушайте исполнение этой же сонаты месяцем ранее в Лионе.Там Даниил проплакал все время своего исполнения и даже не смог встать,когда закончил. Петербург.

[@firstme7188]

Can see his soul is connected to something divine. I couldn't stop coming back to this piece .

[@fedoramalandra2229]

Credo sia una delle migliori esibizioni che ho sentito da Daniil, peraltro ottimo esecutore! ❤

[@dieterammann4]

When you take so many risks like this pianist, some mistakes absolutely don’t matter. Great interpretation.

[@rastkojacimovic9727]

What mistakes? You finds out mistakes in Trifonov's playing? Maestro Trifonov is without doubt the best pianist ever!

[@dieterammann4]

Rastko Jacimovic You don’t hear them? Never mind! As I wrote: Making no mistakes has nothing to do with good or bad (only in exams of Music Universities...)

[@rastkojacimovic9727]

@@dieterammann4 Which mistakes? And what you think by "mistakes": do you think he plays the wrong notes or what?

[@dieterammann4]

@@rastkojacimovic9727 Small mistakes, e.g. 3:54 (r.h.), 4:43 and 6:35 (l.h., octave e flat, resp. c), 5:24 (should be unison), 8:20 (r.h. e instead of e flat). But again: In my opening comment, I just wanted to emphasize that such things don't play a role at all, if one wins such a lively interpretation.

[@Moo19850730]

Could you briefly explain the risks (maybe a couple of them)? It would be enlightening for someone like myself who doesn't really know how to play the piano very well. Thank you!

[@thomashattey8037]

I was totally blown away by his Scriabin "Black Mass," but this is another level. His plays like he is possessed - in a good way!

[@felixlehwalder2758]

Mr.Trifonov i'am great fan of Beethoven and i just wanna say thank you

[@neversayneveragain3748]

He is amazing ...but the most legendary and amazing playing of this sonata is the greatest, Sviatoslav Richter.

[@mariemckinney2907]

Danil Trifonov legendary already at such a young age. Amazing technical prowess and wonderful interpretation of Beethoven!!

[@laidonerlain]

Fantastic! I have never heard the Maestoso-introduction played like that, with so much depth, nuance and dramatic suspense. Although the long line is not always as clear as with Arrau or Schnabel, this rendition surely is one of the greatest I have encountered thus far!

[@janinka9871]

Děkuji Vám... opravdovost 🤍🕊️ ,,V nebi budu slyšet." Ludwig van Beethoven ...slyšíte tu nádheru...

[@nelidaferraz6497]

It’s outstanding. He delivers this passionate work in such a possession as I never heard before. Another Russian pianist to put his audience on kneels. Bravo Daniil.

[@jeffparis2419]

Trifanov nous invite dans un Espace Musical Total , Intellectuellement, Psychologiquement, Passionnément mais aussi Scénique avec une Maîtrise époustouflante, pour cette Sonate presque Testamentaire de Beethoven, Chapeau 👍🏽

[@thethikboy]

Watch how Daniil appears tranced as though he were channeling Beethoven's spirit. He often looks up like a monk in prayer. The result of course is supernatural.

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

It's deep Immersion in the Music He plays.

[@seongtaek84]

Absolute genius... So amazing.. Just the best Daniil Trifonov!!

[@mrJohnDesiderio]

Astonishing. The greatest so far for this century.

[@user-st9nl4so4t]

피아노 바이올린 첼로 등등 통틀어서 최고의 연주자. best of the best. 끝판왕. 천재 중의 천재. 느낌만 잘 살리는게 아니라 연주 중에 스토리가 있다.

[@lynnhamilton3252]

I believe Beethoven can hear you Daniil - you would get through to anyone. Sei grande, il più grande

[@rinacravero]

Una interpretación plena de profundo sentimentalismo que cala hondo. Gracias Daniil. Muy hermosa interpretación.

[@alfiemcevoy5125]

Sad that I'm the first in the two years of this comment to remind you that Beethoven was deaf 😂

[@shakuntalalivneh8742]

In heaven I am told, the lame can walk and the deaf can hear.

[@josettemidroni895]

Trifonov is my favorite pianist. I consider him the best pianist of today.I hope he will have a long career

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

Я тоже на это надеюсь,а вернее я в это верю.

[@angeloangelo9013]

CAN'T STOP TO LISTEN HIM

[@portischarles]

This seems to me how Beethoven would have played this! Demented fugal passages, intense, sudden shafts of release .... just extraordinary playing.

[@BRNRDNCK]

Beethoven would have played it according to his own printed instructions, which are followed perfectly by Uchida in her recording, the best recording I’ve ever heard.

[@alinaramanauskiene3457]

MAGNIFICAT, dear Daniil. Thanks from Lithaunia ( Lietuva).

[@anthonylebaron866]

I have heard this piece performed 500 times. But this was the first time I’ve heard it. What did I just hear ???

[@ThatReadingGuy28]

Incredible isn’t it?

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Daniil Trifonov's magic and unique Play, out of his Heart.

[@BigParadox]

I had never heard this piece by Beethoven before. When I now heard Trifonov play it, I tended to think that he was exagerating its dynamics, so I listened to another recording with a different pianist, and found that this sonata is extremely dynamic and that Trifonov is not exagerating it. And now I could also compare the two renditions. Both are good, of course, but I must say that Trifonovs rendition is way more exciting and engaging. So intense. He knows what he is doing!

[@johnwilliamadlington1552]

Ce pianiste semble tout en jouant découvrir l'ahurissante beauté de ce qu'a imaginé Beethoven

[@juergenubl8238]

🎩👏👏👏 Beethoven would be proud of him. One of the best interpretations of this piece.

[@Schleiermacher1000]

Shocking! I'vve never heard Beethoven like this befor.

[@lonesomealeks4206]

Outstanding! Genius performance. Richter is still Nr.1, but this is a close second.

[@GregAlpar]

If Raskolnikov came alive and could play the piano. This is a fantastic, insanely passionate, and artistic performance. Brilliant! ❤

[@sunachong1083]

It is a piece that makes me concentrate constantly and it goes well with this transparent winter morning. I imagine how happy Beethoven would be because of his music. The cheerful touch of pianist Daniil Trifonov looks great. Thank you.💓

[@tencipierluigi]

Daniil you interpreted Beethoven as I had never heard! You played Beethoven as if he had composed this sonata in our time. You also interpreted his pain from hearing loss. For me you are the first true interpreter of Beethoven!

[@puk4763]

Truly impressive idiocy :(

[@NannyNoot]

16:14 Swing like music. Beethoven definitely wrote beyond his time.

[@niccolonardi5760]

Pat Beethoven invented Jazz, before Jazz was discovered!

[@Geophrix]

Barenboim would argue it's actually nothing like "Boogie Woogie", but yes, I agree the conglomeration of notes in a roughly pentatonic selection while Beethoven slowly adds rhythmic beats to the evolving theme is almost a proto Boogie-Woogie.

[@aprilh3882]

@@Geophrix all those pianists who insist its nothing like boogie woogie are not only elitist arseholes but patently wrong.

[@jamesdinneenjr5622]

Thanks! I was thinking ragtime was played somewhere in this piece

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

@@aprilh3882 so you're calling andras schiff an arsehole?

[@ceciliaghibaudi6876]

Nessuno sa suonare il pianoforte come Daniil Trifonov, Sublime

[@passionis100]

verry verry ... good and virtuos. He lives the music. He lives the composer. Yes - Beethoven was an sculptor - not an painter. The best pianist on this planet is Daniil Trifonov.

[@rogerconcepcion1102]

Sublime j'en ai des frissons, c'est un autiste en communication avec Beethoven...

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

En communication with Beethoven, mais pas de tout autiste !

[@789armstrong]

Raw emotion. Every phrase makes perfect sense.

[@user-uu2mr1cb4d]

Одухотворенное исполнение, в котором есть магия. На сегодняшний день для меня это лучшая интерпретация сонаты.

[@user-mh2ey9px6n]

И для меня тоже.

[@iguarni]

In my opinion one of the best living pianist. Wonderful sound non only notes!

[@jan-pietervanwaasbergen2441]

You are right, I saw him playing with a concert (Rachmaninoff) in Amsterdam, He doesn't play the piano, he is music, with all his body. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@iguarni]

@@jan-pietervanwaasbergen2441 great!

[@geraldomaul7228]

Estamos diante do maior pianista de todos os tempos.

[@rosariorusso]

I feel like Daniil took me back in 1822. When music fades, I am ecstatic! I need some seconds to go back to the present day

[@tatianaAnk]

Ураган звука!!! Браво Даниил Трифонов!

[@europeanclassicalorchestra7193]

the deeplest, intense and reflexive interpretation i ever heard

[@SHOKERDEVIL]

I love that sonata ❤️

[@pian1sticpeng_in]

The most violent interpretation of Beethoven ever...... And the best

[@YUMINLEE3514]

Absolutely agree that 😀

[@minkyukim839]

이유민 hi

[@jan-pietervanwaasbergen2441]

You are right, I saw him playing with a concert (Rachmaninoff) in Amsterdam, He doesn't play the piano, he is music, with all his body. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@peterwhyte317]

Just heard Richter. I thought the violence exceeded this by a long way, and disliked it.

[@MrStojkovicj]

if you can listen to this and think that it comes from a place of violence and not pure humanism and love then you're very confused.

[@jorgekratsman3576]

En cierto momento, Daniil parece estar dentro del piano, forma parte de el instrumento, sacando una interpretacion sublime y magica

[@user-zu6jy2ln9h]

Мечты сбываются: любимая 32 соната Бетховена, да еще в таком исполнении. Спасибо!

[@MrGar11]

Браво Даниил- одна из лучших исполнений Ариетты!

[@marinabaiocchi3750]

Mi racbmani nox ejegie

[@michelbensadon3752]

When this most talented pianist looks up into the heavens, it is exactly how I picture Beethoven during those few notes: he saw beyond anything terrestrial, albeit for a couple of minutes!!

[@michelemonteil8792]

Un pianiste prodigieux,véritablement habité par la musique! On est envoûté...

[@newtonqueiroz7098]

Stunning performance!

[@user-kp9qb6gz7v]

he sits there like the mad genius himself haha, despite a few technical mistakes, definitely one of the most enjoyable performances of this sonata!

[@user-zu6jy2ln9h]

Такую музыку мог написать только бесконечно талантливый и тонко чувствующий человек. Используя простые интонации и музыкальный язык, композитор охватывает высшие достижения человеческого духа, мысли, чувств. По-моему, 32 фортепианная соната Бетховена включает в себя целый мир и выходит за рамки постижимого.

[@michaelzurkinden116]

Agree, well said

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Los que tocamos el piano ,( o cualquier instrumento quedamos en. Trance )

[@shupingwang3392]

Fresh, clear, spontaneous, in good taste.

[@marichristian1072]

The incessant coughing in the audience is infuriating! Sublime performance despite the damnable interruptions.

[@borninparis]

Hardly. Listen to Kinderszenen in "Horowitz in Vienna" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5rFl2mHg8-afbc . It's much worse than this.

[@don9559]

Yes, it is shameful!

[@andrenewcomb3708]

I suspect rascals pointing devices (at the coughers) to elicit once-in-a-lifetime experience in attendees of rougher reality.

[@tarikeld11]

I though Pogolerich's recording was the best one but this one comes pretty close! I love the way he plays the 2nd variation - I've never heard anyone playing 15:05 so beautifully. I've always interpreted the second movement as a descending into heaven. The moment at 20:03 sounds to me like a feeling of tension, the moment of descision between heaven and hell, 20:28 is the realization of going into heaven, 20:48 is the beginning of "floating" and the trills at 21:55 are the moment of rising up. 22:23 is the final moment of the earthly life, the final "peak". 26:08 is the beginning of the everlasting peace, 27:11 the final confirmation.

[@quaver1239]

Miraculous Daniil Trifonov. And the noisiest audience ever. Sporadic coughing; why don’t those people consider other audience members?

[@luigicervaro3910]

Io ho molto apprrzzato questa interpretazione per chiarezza e evidenza dei temi

[@michelerossini1364]

Incredible performance !!!!!

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- Un moment passionnant. Daniil Trifonov me surprend et m'enthousiasme à chacune de ses nouvelles interprétations, et il semble s'adapter à tous les répertoires ce qui est encore plus réjouissant. --

[@claudioannaratone]

Semplicemente sublime

[@nilsnorden2092]

O help me, he is singing - singing - singing ! So deep touching ... coming from heaven ... I feel blissed PS: I heard a lot of real Swing ... tears

[@rinacravero]

Hermosa interpretación plena de sentimentalismo que cala profundo, gracias Daniil. Bravo!

[@rinacravero]

Maravilloso, intenso! Cuando terminó de tocar quedó como en trance por unos segundos...

[@jackvanderheijden375]

REALLY OUTSTANDING !!!!!!!

[@beethovenberlioz]

Pianista incredibile....e Beethoven il Maestro di tutti

[@tserkoslavjanskij]

Interesting how tastes change. Whereas some of you have mentioned Sviatoslav Richter, no one has mentioned Artur Schnabel, who was once considered the pre-eminent interpreter of Beethoven. Nor has anyone mentioned a third Russian: Grigory Sokolov. I urge you to listen to the recordings by Schnabel (the sound isn't up to post-modern standards, alas) and Sokolov. I don't say either is better than Mr Trifonov, just different and deserving of a hearing.

[@manolopresas4799]

Poor great Daniil, having to play at some hellish pneumonia ward, The Magic Mountain in New York: "... Oh, enchantante beauté organique qui ne se compose ni de teinture à l’huile ni de pierre, mais des armées des cons qui toussent sans arrêt!!"

[@panteasamuel2704]

Trifonov is a veritable pianist...

[@wolfram9669]

Maravilloso.

[@pierrejacquart3494]

Sa façon de jouer nous transporte ailleurs …c’est merveilleux ☺️

[@TomasoBecerra]

This pianist is simulating the performance of Beethoven. Gorgeous!!

[@NoferTrunions]

Beethoven is Monumental

[@rinacravero]

Maravilloso! El pianista del siglo 21...terminó de tocar y estaba como transportado.

[@sanjastankovic313]

Great!

[@redcardinal9741]

Suona a occhi chiusi op 111, come Karajan la nona sinfonia. Incredibile pianista! Migliore al mondo! E gia una legenda!❤️

[@francoispallud1215]

C'est sublime

[@erlinhld8745]

...ab 9:26 wunderschöner Vorgriff auf Chopin wie überhaupt das ganze Stück. Beethoven hört ziemlich genau da auf, wo Chopin beginnt. Das ist herrlich für jeden, der diese Art von Musik wirklich versteht.

[@michelbensadon3752]

This gifted pianist embodies Beethoven's spirit if there is such a thing!! Too bad Daumier, the caricaturist is no longer alive. Daniil often looked like a shadow of Beethoven during this diabolic performance!!!

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Diabolic Performance? It's haevenly played. A Heart to Heart Sharing, of Beethovens Music, fare more then Just a Performance !

[@PartySpock]

Beethoven havenly magic , fantastic👍👍

[@palmerplantagenet]

He certainly is quite exceptional, including his eccentricities.

[@simonemorelli2129]

5:50 A heavy chord is perfect for silencing a cough

[@daniloogrisek8246]

Quando aveva 15 anni è venuto 3 volte a suonare a Chiavari e Genova. Faceva parte di una scuderia di giovanissimi finanziata da un oligarca russo vivente in California. Si capiva già allora che sarebbe diventato uno dei migliori pianisti in circolazione.

[@katiateixeiradacosta1503]

Danilo Ogrisek interessante !

[@stephenmessick6619]

Remarkable, but undoubtedly the world's worst audience....Those gasping trills near the end absolutely broke my heart.

[@stephenmessick6619]

Today is my 65th birthday so I decided to treat myself to this once again. I am still tingling all over---grateful to have had this available to me for my special day.

[@KaterinaStamatelos]

Audience: pretentious "New York City"

[@sheilanovitz8578]

Yes. Have noticed that US audiences show little respect, and spend their time hacking and coughing. Trifonov, though, is in a different world from those creatures. His music-making seems to absorb his entire soul.