Gabriela Montero: Improvisation with Audience on "Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit halten" | Live (3/8)

From the Ruhr Piano Festival at Philharmonie Essen (2009):
Based on a suggestion from the audience, Gabriela Montero performs an improvisation on the German folksong "Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit halten".
Part 3 of the event "An evening Gabriela Montero: Improvisations, Brahms and Ginastera", featuring a recital of pieces by Johannes Brahms and Alberto Ginastera, as well as Montero's famous improvisations after suggestions from the audience - on themes by Giacomo Puccini, John Williams, Frédéric Chopin, Astor Piazzolla, and more.
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Improvisation on "Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit halten" (Trad.)
Gabriela Montero - piano
About "An Evening with Gabriela Montero"
Gabriela Montero loves improvisation. The Venezuelan artist masters this uncommon art like
no other contemporary classical pianist. In her concerts, this remarkable talent has become
the highlight. This recital recording captures Montero's ephemeral gimmicks that fascinate
her audience.
Born in Caracas, Gabriela gave her first public performance at the age of five. She made her
concerto début with the “Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra” conducted by José Antonio Abreu
and was granted a scholarship from the Venezuelan government to study in the USA at the
age of eight. From her first contact with a piano, Gabriela has always improvised. At the
behest of Martha Argerich she decided to make it public, ignoring the possibility of being
perceived improper.
TV Directors: Steffen Herrmann, Maria Stodtmeier
Produced by EuroArts Music, in co-production with ARTE/ZDF
© 2009, EuroArts Music / ZDF

[@lioneldarius]

I never heard a so magnificent and impressive thing

[@jgyoungmdaic]

Wonderful❤

[@ey_charles]

Beautiful! I sensed some serious German vibes with those beethovinian arrangements 💣

[@tomtheriault4589]

Dear Gabriella, The warmth and vitality of your personality are perfectly matched by your musical virtuosity as you invite your AUDIENCE to choose the program that you will present. As the camera picks up THEIR reactions, it’s obvious that they are truly and joyfully WITH you in your and THEIR performance. Sixty-three years ago I started piano lessons. I still play every day. It is my sanity saver and life giver. You and your audience are joy giving to me. Many and deep thanks. Tom San Diego, California ❤️🎶😁🙏🙏🙏

[@MsMonalisa1111]

Incredible...! 😮😵😵😵 💯👌 wow!!!

[@renesperb]

What a great artist !

[@soryszorys2134]

Ślicznie

[@joexq5681]

Maravilloso. Bravísimo

[@Freddy-C33]

Theres understanding music then theres this

[@uglygarlic4798]

6:45 Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.32 in C minor. Introduction.

[@juancao5832]

Estupenda! Te felicito Gabriela, pero luego de un rato, cuando retomaste el tema en la tonalidad de Do, me parecía suficiente para terminar con tu fuerza característica. Do, y no la m como final. De todos modos, bravo por tu ejecución. 😘🌹