Daniil Trifonov - Chopin - Piano Concerto No. 2

Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2, full concerto available on www.medici.tv/#...
Daniil Trifonov, piano
Masaaki Suzuki, conductor
Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
Frederic Chopin
Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor, Op. 21
2. Larghetto
Excerpt from a concert recorded live at the 2012 Verbier Festival and broadcast on medici.tv. TV director: Anaïs Spiro
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[@jasjjb]

One word : Brilliant !!!!! Such a well known piece and he still manages it to sound unique and new . Many thanks !!

[@marisalopes3109]

Simply wonderfully interpreted..... my favorite interpretation of this song is with Daniil Trifonov. The touch on the keys is just perfect . It just brings the heart, the spirit and the soul to the song.....it takes us to the realm of not only hearing the song, but also feeling it.... Bravo!

[@user-dp8vv6xx3g]

просто восторг и восхищение музыкой и ее исполнителем!!!

[@mariadelourdesmendoza9736]

Brillante. Cristales y perlas flotan cuando el sonido sale de las manos de Daniil. Què làstima que en un mundo tan materializado todavìa estemos viendo caras y externalidades, en vez del genio que hay dentro de este fantàstico ser humano....la mùsica es para escucharla....

[@helmutposchl8493]

fantasticó .no palabras más.

[@justap19]

Kto śmiał dać minusy???? NAJGENIALNIEJSZA INTERPRETACJA na świecie. REWELACYJNA GRA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@justap19]

Tak napisał to Fryderyk Chopin, własnie tak DOLCE i w pełnej krasie barw.... Ciepło, serdecznie i... po Polsku.

[@babysteinway]

wow!!! can't wait until next April to see hime live in TO

[@ethansaltmere]

Finally! A comment of sense that I can understand! Obviously I exaggerate with Yuja. But I think you defend her a little too tenaciously, she is very very good, but not a genius. A genius is someone who brings something completely different to the table. Like Trifonov, for example.

[@ethansaltmere]

I agree with you that 'technically clean and percussive style' is perfect for Prokofiev or Shostakovitch. But please, Chopin? Listening to Trifonov's recording of the Barcarolle. It is so full of creativity and imagination. As is Benjamin Grosvenor's recording of Ravel's Gaspard, full of fantasy.

[@medicitv]

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[@bloodgrss]

I have no quibble with the talent of these boys, nor wish to argue over the merits of what is "creativity and imagination" of an interpreter . We can have the extremes in Debussy of a Paul Jacobs to a Ivan Morevec...one can respond veraciously to both styles. What Chopin Yuja has done has been musical, and far from simply 'percussive''; her subtlety of tone is a refreshing change from overindulgent harmonic muddiness. I think they ALL bring musicality and "fantasy' in their young careers...

[@ramonsantana_eventos]

Bonito em!!!!

[@bloodgrss]

Finally! Sense you can somewhat understand since it partially agrees with your own! ;-) Sorry, no mere pianist is a "genius"-let's leave that to the composers. What Trifinov brings "completly different" is a rather high-pitched subjective assessment. What he DOES bring is tremendous youthful talent a bit too prone to use colour and affected changes of time to simulate deep feeling. But both often let the composers speak for themselves...and at 20 and 26 we have years to enjoy their growth.

[@jyorujyu3d]

最後まで全部聴きたーい！

[@ethansaltmere]

He has the magical touch. Yuja Wang doesn't. It's really that simple:)

[@supertortoise3000]

Awesome

[@bloodgrss]

Wow, didn't take long for the overpraise of this fine young pianist to begin...guess I'll just wait to see the whole performance before I anoint him as Chopin reborn..so many others to consider if we are at that point...:-)

[@user-kl5lr3pq2o]

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[@Romanobrnardi]

o bicho já é feio, ainda mais fazendo essas caras para toca, embora toque como ninguém, não há necessidade para essas micagens, pois o que chama atenção é seu talento.

[@GraceGurlO]

maybe....he must of played like this at some point because everytime he played it was different

[@dawstep]

That's a backing tape The band is obviously miming. A growing, and one has to say worrying, trend in the world of proper music.

[@bloodgrss]

:D

[@bloodgrss]

Nothing with you is "simple"....including the prejudice of your musical opinions. If your into overcoloristic effects that simulate deep feeling, then young Danil is well on his way to that future...as Yuja is with a more technically clean and percussive style. One hopes both will be tempered in maturity with elements of each approach, and continue to enrich our live modern musical world.... The "simple" thing to see, is more of your own typical narrow-minded troll buffoonery:)

[@ManilaSayang]

His contorted face makes him look constipated. Eat your vegetables, Daniil!

[@michaelscott5617]

You post a video of yourself playing piano better than a 2 yr old playing chopsticks and I'll PayPal you $1,000 right now. No joke. I know you're really good because you talk a lot of shit. So post them videos up, playa! We need to see those mad skillz. Pitiful~

[@RobinLSL]

Michael Scott He just made a funny remark about his funny face. Why did you get so aggressive?

[@ManilaSayang]

+RobinLSL Thank you, bro. I was actually telling Daniil to eat healthy.

[@johnhewihewinson6450]

RobinLSL