(HD) Beethoven Concerto pour piano No.3 Alice Sara Ott Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France

[@saythatshot]

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[@mariodisarli1022]

Bravo, bravo, bravo, dear "Alice in Wonderland"!

[@mariodisarli1022]

@@jerrylawson7828 Gentlemen Karl Peter, john lego, Jerry Lawson, bloodgrss, you are destroying classical music, vulgarizing it, using a phenomenon shameful for humanity called "Sex sells". You need fame and money and you are ready to vulgarize the whole world. You are closing the stage for really talented musicians who have different ideas about ethics and aesthetics compared to your "attractive - creative - immoral" ideas. I have fought and will continue to fight this shameful phenomenon called "Sex Sells" and their propagandists!

[@mariodisarli1022]

@@jerrylawson7828 "Poor Alice (Sara Ott)!" ??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHK9oJ2bfs-no6s&start_radio=1

[@mariodisarli1022]

"the attacked pianist"?! Dear Karl Peter, Harry wilkinson, Jerry Lawson & Co, you keep repeating the same nonsense. Look for guilt in yourself and in your environment! You or your "colleagues" were the first to publish this video! In a completely criminal way, in a short period of time, the video received 8 million calls with great, fabricated reviews. All Internet users have long known that everything related to video (number of calls, likes, reviews) can be bought on the Internet. Noticing these manipulations, the Radio France orchestra (this is the state orchestra) removed the video from the Internet. I received this information from the musicians of the orchestra. Everything is very simple in this crime story - an irrepressible desire for fame and money pushes people to "dirty" deeds!

[@mariodisarli1022]

"the attacked pianist"?! john lego: "The stalker ‘Mario/Georges’ often claims he was never banned. This is a big lie, which is not surprising for a stalker. Staffan Olofsson, one of my colleagues who often also emphasizes the Stalker's excessive remarks, could easily testify here, in particular concerning the 'original' video of the same concert, belonging to France Musique but having been withdrawn 2 months ago. This 'original' video was online for 3.5 years (since 2018) and was viewed over 8 million times before recently disappearing, for financial reasons. ..." The original was destroyed because this performance of this work by Beethoven is the worst on the Internet. You will understand this yourself if you listen to the performance of this Beethoven Concerto 3 by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein, soloist Krystian Zimerman. "for financial reasons"!!! "Financial difficulties"?! What "financial problems" can a video have? "Financial problems" arise if someone pays for these same 8 million calls and he runs out of money! This is how the “attractive pianist” gains popularity! All her fame is cheap gimmicks: going on stage barefoot, playing with Rubik's cube, regularly emphasizing her love for whiskey in all interviews. These tricks are designed to gain popularity among the uneducated audience, classical music plays a secondary role here!

[@icorry56]

Under her fingers even the sound of a Steinway becomes softer, smoother and less aggressive. This video is a total masterpiece. It should be guarded and protected in a museum 😊

[@karlpeter3875]

When a new genius pianist is born and meets some of the best music ever written, a moment of pure heaven occurs, without any previous comparable interpretation at such high standard and that will last for ever since it’s now reached an inaccessible climax of musical Art. Furthermore, this video shows one of the best concerts of classical music ever recorded in the conditions of live. Of course, this famous Beethoven’s piano concerto # 3 was formerly ‘religiously’ played by generations of good pianists and orchestras, but almost always in a too formatted ‘classical’ and finally rather boring way: here, an extraordinary magic happens in the pianistic part, that has completely been revisited in all its nuances, as if a new, joyful Beethoven’s concerto has just been discovered, thanks to this highly inspired young Artist. The Symphony Radio France Orchestra conducted in Paris by Mikko Franck (world famous Finnish Conductor) was also sublime that day, with a perfect harmony and synchronization between the pianist and the other players throughout the concert, all attendees sharing and visibly enjoying an outstanding moment of intense pleasure(16:32; 33:34). In addition, the high quality of recordings and a clever filming of this stunning concert allow us to instantly realize and then contemplate how PHENOMENAL is ALICE SARA OTT, with her incomparable touch of the piano and virtuosity (17:04; 37:32), her unparalleled sensitivity (19:35; 21:50; 26:57; 34:16), her total communion with Beethoven's music (5:13; 20:38), reflected by her amazing frequent whisper of musical notes (10:46; 11:55; 31:41; 32:42; 35:08), and also her communicative joy (26:00), her so expressive and fascinating visual dialogue with the other orchestra soloists (24:16!) and the Conductor (11:01; 14:46; 29:55; 32:26), often literally subjugated by her performance, and, last but not least, her indescribable charm and grace (39:46). This was an exceptional life-changing event that fortunately we can now watch over and over again thanks to this superb movie. Emotions remain intact and even increase after listening to this concert a lot of times, due to the discovery of further countless enjoyable details to see and hear, that is also extremely rare. Masterful interpretation of a masterpiece! Millions of thanks to Alice Sara Ott, Mikko Franck and the Paris Orchestra! Hope so much she will be able to continue to play at such heavenly level in spite of recent serious health worries. (comment initially sent in 2018 when this video was posted by Radio France, before being removed in 2021 when it had already totaled more than 8M views in 3 years)

[@ZohrakAzizyan-tf5ey]

Я слышал большое количество великолепных исполнений разных произведении множесво мастеров ,но слушав этот концерт в исполнении Алиси просто влюбился а нее и ее исполнение.Это высочайшее наслаждение слушать ее.❤❤

[@staffanolofsson8201]

This October 2023 I am glad this consert is still available. It deserves to stay in our minds.

[@juliekirkegard4380]

I'm in heaven as I watch beautiful Alice Sara Ott. She plays with such passion and is so beautiful graceful and pure. I'm heartbroken to find she has MS. I hope she plays on for some time to come. Thanks Alice Sara.

[@davidcole258]

I have NEVER heard a better version of Beethoven's 3rd piano concerto Alice's touch and timing is pure magic, such a gentle but authoritative interpretation of this masterpiece.

[@سعدفاضل-ه4ع]

Beautiful concerto.fantstic composition for L. V. Beethoven.& Bravosimo for the beautiful Pianist proph.Alice.❤🙏💓🥀🙏

[@keithchadwick]

Not only my favourite Beethoven piano concerto played by Alice Sara Ott, but an encore of Fur Elise as well. For me, it just doesn't get any better.

Because it doesn't last forever, I've been listening again and again and again and again. Music is for the heart but this concert recording is also a magnificent piece of live filmmaking, masterful directing, editing and precise camerawork -- a wonderful reminder of how every piece of soul-lifting art depends not only on an exquisite solo artist and a similar conductor, but also on the dedication, mastery and attention of dozens of others. Thank you Alice Sara and everyone else involved for this unbelievable experience!

[@andrewashdown3541]

Full of joy, lyricism, communication, grace ... a whole level above most other performances

[@이형섭-m1v]

2:12 (1. Allegro con brio) 19:35 (2. Largo) 29:20 (3. Rondo, Allegro)

[@georgescancan7503]

RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015

[@jerrylawson7828]

@@georgescancan7503 Continue 'Mario/Georges' in your hateful slurs, vulgarity and delirium (above)! This currently represents 93 % of all comments, but you could reach 99% in working a little more! It surely entertains your fan club, namely only yourself and 'Alice in Wonderland', who loves you with her heart (below). I'm afraid no one (except you) will now dare to post a comment in this thread after such an anthology of nonsense, which you can really be very proud of (but not for long ...). PS. Well done for this old stupid mad troll, who is very quickly approaching the grail of all trolls, 99% of the possible occupation of a discussion but the last pitches are the hardest! Come on, accelerate, troll! It is possible to finally reach here the record of the records (of stupidity all categories) because there is no limit in this field and this troll knows very well that he can now reach it, thanks to " Alice in Wonderland " who loves him so much and now for a long time!

[@thomasbernecky2078]

What a lovely thing to stumble upon: this is pure joy. I've never seen all the players enjoy themselves and their music so much. Please keep on breaking the rules, Miss Ott.

[@georgescancan7503]

RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015

[@jerrylawson7828]

Continue 'Mario/Georges' in your hateful slurs, vulgarity and delirium (above)! This currently represents 93 % of all comments, but you could reach 99% in working a little more! It surely entertains your fan club, namely only yourself and 'Alice in Wonderland', who loves you with her heart (below). I'm afraid no one (except you) will now dare to post a comment in this thread after such an anthology of nonsense, which you can really be very proud of (but not for long ...). PS. Well done for this old stupid mad troll, who is very quickly approaching the grail of all trolls, 99% of the possible occupation of a discussion but the last pitches are the hardest! Come on, accelerate, troll! It is possible to finally reach here the record of the records (of stupidity all categories) because there is no limit in this field and this troll knows very well that he can now reach it, thanks to " Alice in Wonderland " who loves him so much and now for a long time!

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@georgescancan7503 I like to send some words to you Mario/Georges, words that I also have sent to our master, Alice in Wonderland. It is about music and how we love it. This I wrote: "Yes Alice, (Alice in Wonderland, not Alice Sara Ott) I recognize and respect diversity. But after a 15 year long conversation with Mario/Georges this respect has come to an end. I dont respect him at all nowadays, as I from the beginning though was possible. You are new in this game, and I hope that you continue with this, but you will see that Mario/Georges always is negative. Never in 15 years heard a positive comment from him. And after all, what brings us together is the love for classical music. And our ways to express it." I have been a feminine feminist, hopeless in love with Alice Sara Ott, or a man in depression, or someone that needs to be taken care of, all this with words of Mario/Georges. As you can understand this is nonsense. As I see it, this forum is our way to express our love for music, not how much we hate this or that. So all the haters perhaps have to search for something else, not bringing their hate to us.

[@jerrylawson7828]

@@staffanolofsson8201 Dear Staffan, the Mario-Georges troll has apparently stopped commenting and replying and you seem to miss him. This is not at all our case at DG. Was he (finally) banned or did he have a health problem? We would prefer that the first hypothesis is the right one but especially that he does not wake up if he is in simple voluntary internet sleep.

[@wissen5779]

​@@georgescancan7503, was wollen Sie uns damit sagen?

[@Celeritate7]

Thank you, I was sad that this was removed from KZbin! What an amazing piece of art. Humans are amazing

[@ZohrakAzizyan-tf5ey]

Alice I love you and your talent. Alice ich liebe dich und dein Talent zehr.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mortezanejatian]

I got to this page to check out Alice's work, found this video and baamm... 48 minutes passed by and i did't even blink. Nice work dear Alice. Keep the magic going in the wonderland👍👍

[@losmerolhead]

I love this concert so much! Thank you for such a legendary performance ❤

[@JohnHibbard-xl3nw]

for me, words fail. I am just profoundly thankful. Anyone not fallen in love with her is not paying attenmtion

[@staffanolofsson8201]

An already legendary performance, Alice Sara Ott and Mikko Franck seems to have a direct connection to each other, they send out the same signals to this wonderful orchestra. The result is splendid. Never have I heard this played better. Thank you all musicians for this marvelous consert.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

The original recording is from 2017, I believe.

[@FabianoAraujodaSilva-o3o]

The Conductor is Mikko Franck. Directeur musical de l'Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France.

[@charmoka]

What a wonderful performance, thank so so much, Alice! - I felt Beethoven himself brooding, smiling, brooding again, and finally jumping to his feet, shouting "brava" with great satisfaction. I am going to see this on Sunday, June 18th 2023 with Atlanta Symphony, with Lise de la Salle - I hope it is as good as this!!

[@alainhervieux8658]

une merveille d'entre les merveilles

[@JohnHibbard-xl3nw]

The question and answer beginning at 18:42 morphs by 18:49 into her integration into the orchestra. Masterful. I am so thankful. ♥

[@honda412000]

Beauty all over! A bath of it!

[@carlosperezdelasierra9874]

Maybe the best interpretation ever of Beethoven's Piano Concerto 3. Just exquisite! A remarkable orchestra and director, and of course the extraordinary and so talented Ms. Ott on the piano. I pray for her recovery!

[@geooomiak4285]

Jan Lisiecki’s is very good, also.

[@30Guiga2011]

Today, for the first time, I saw your video Alice Sara. I'm delighted! You take me back to my childhood, in concervatory classes when I took off my shoes to feel the piano pedals on my feet. They wouldn't let me go barefoot during presentations, but in classes I loved being able to feel the pedals. I've never seen someone who likes to play barefoot before, and I'm amazed by that! Thank you also for allowing me to travel in the singularity of the notes in the way you play!!!!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@Ed30675]

How have I only just discovered this lady... Literally just 24 hours ago by virtue of a Facebook advert for a forthcoming concert in Aberdeen Scotland... In the 24 hours since I have explored much of the music of this extraordinary musician....Thank you for posting....This is simply sublime....

[@laurentcinus]

I like this concerto because it is very rich in twists and turns, because there is a real dialogue between the musicians of the orchestra and the piano, I also like the colors of this concerto. Alice Sara Ott's interpretation is really up to the level of this masterpiece, she makes the dialogues very lively, obvious, she has a game full of contrasts, melodic lines of a great finesse. Often, this concerto is played in a somewhat "manly" way, Alice makes us hear a Beethoven, sensual, charming, mischievous, playful and powerful too. The second movement is to cry so strong in emotion, there again, Alice, by her musicality and her great musical intelligence, succeeds in finding the good emotional distance, the good apprehension of the silences, of the breaths between the phrases, she has a phrasing of a softness and an incredible strength. The last movement is really delightful - I like this interpretation, with its slightly grating humor, I also like very much the duet with the clarinet towards the end of the movement, I find this passage very tender and very noble too. The orchestra is also remarkable, of listening, of finesse, of beauty, of tenderness, there is a beautiful and apparent connivance between Alice Sara Ott, Mikko Franck and the musicians of the orchestra of Radio France. I really vibrated while listening to this concert, and I had the impression of rediscovering this concerto. Thank you all and let's not forget, a huge, a gigantic posthumous thank you to this very dear L.V.Beethoven. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

[@Cinetyk]

Just like in 2:08 the way she just so confidently and casually nods to the conductor to start... It's just so comforting in that I know we're about to get a great performance. Another one her multitude of qualities and charms :) Dare I say so charming in an Alice kinda way? Also multiple times the way the visual communication between her and the conductor works... It's so cool to see this because even though I'm just an amateur I feel like the "teamwork" aspect is what brings orchestras and symphonies and concertos truly shine. I love how, multiple times, the lead solo piano passes it on to the orchestra in full swing and she's following the orchestra with a full passionate face! These are the true feelings of a listener as well, so cool! With all this and so much more I think this is one of the best concerts I've ever seen. The multitude of dimensions of depth to experience this... Also I really like the diversity in the orchestra: younger people, older people, men, women, this is the vital force of humanity, so many different perspectives :)

[@Cinetyk]

She's in anguish with the maestro and fellow musicians through the heaviest/deepest parts of the music, but also, so earnestly smiling and intense overall in her performance, up to being smiling embarrassedly at her enthusiasm. Can you honestly find another equally passionate and approachable performance? I'm suspecting I will remember this for life. BTW: I cannot express exactly why but watching people from multiple countries and upbringings performing together makes me transcendentally happy! I was born in 1984 in Portugal, and now having KZbin and finding people born in so many different countries and understanding themselves and playing together... OMG, awesome.

[@سعدفاضل-ه4ع]

God bless you.Alice 🙏you have beautiful setrenge nice Soul in your performance.I listened to you until the end of the Für So lovely Ur.. 💕 you Alice 🙏🥀🙏🥀

[@bertrandcamus3666]

Alice Sara, une merveille !!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏😘😘😘😘

[@leslieleong5522]

excellent performance

[@a.k.4486]

C'est de la musique révolutionnaire. Un de mes concertos favoris. Vive Beethoven 🙂

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Thank you, Alice in Wonderland. Yes, this is a copy in HD, and I am again able to both listen to it and also comment it. As this uptaking will stay in my mind forever, I am grateful for having it again so near to me, refreshing my feelings for this wonderful Beethoven piano concerto, just in the middle of his journey from classical to romantic expression.

[@mariodisarli1022]

Dear Steffan! It is very good that your feelings are "refreshed" again and your depression is over. But please don't write any more about your "refreshed feelings" for Alice. Your "refreshed feelings" arouse jealousy in me and I would like to write you some "nasty". I have already prepared a quill and paper, but there is a problem - there is no ink in the nearest shop!

[@georgescancan7503]

RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015

[@jerrylawson7828]

Continue 'Mario/Georges' in your hateful slurs, vulgarity and delirium (above)! This currently represents 91 % of all comments, but you could reach 99% in working a little more! It surely entertains your fan club, namely only yourself and 'Alice in Wonderland', who loves you with her heart (below). I'm afraid no one (except you) will now dare to post a comment in this thread after such an anthology of nonsense, which you can really be very proud of (but not for long ...).

[@georgescancan7503]

@@jerrylawson7828 What words, dear "bloodgrss", how many emotions! Did I step on your foot, respected businessman who sells half-naked, barefoot, busty whiskey drinkers who call themselves "pianists"?! Owning a piano keyboard is not yet an art, it is a craft! Therefore, your "pianists" attract the attention of an uneducated audience with their half-naked body, bare feet and other tricks. As their bodies age, these "pianists" will disappear! Together with them, you will disappear, dear "bloodgrss"! And we will all say goodbye to you: Ciao, baby!!! With your propaganda of the "attractive young half-naked body" you block the way to the stage for really talented people. Your place is the garbage pit of history!

[@winfriedh.hauptmann8216]

@@georgescancan7503 Beethovens Musik, Alice Sarah Otts Interpretation, Scotch Single Malt Whisky Talisker und Laphroaig - uns wird Schönes und Gutes geboten und wir geniessen es. Danke schön.

[@mamdudurrahman9054]

Hello Alice, I am addicted to the 3rd Movement. Really love the way you play music with your whole body. The Music and you become one.

[@knd1940]

The unidentified Mikko Franck deserves credit for conducting this great performance.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

The conductor Mikko Franck is not so "unidentified" as Kenneth believes. He is world famous, as the leader of Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France.

[@knd1940]

@@staffanolofsson8201 I know he's world famous. That's why I recognized him. By "unidentified" I meant he isn't identified in the website which only names the soloist and the orchestra.

[@TangoFlute]

What a beautiful gift of music! Thanks for posting it. And thanks to Alice Sara Ott and Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France for the years of practice it takes to deliver a concert like this. Alice Sara Ott, I hear you!

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Alice Sara is a pianist in contact with the orchestra all the time. You can see it in her face, turned to the orchestra, and in her eyes, searching for a glimpse of understading or connection with someone in the orchestra. It it her way of saying: this music will be nothing without you, clever members of the orchestra. We will fix this together!

[@mariodisarli1022]

Bravo, Staffan! This is your literary masterpiece. As for the pianist, it is the emotions and the play of the face and body of the actress of the provincial theater of the 18th century. She plays the role of the silent film pianist of the Charlie Chaplin era.

[@georgescancan7503]

RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@mariodisarli1022 Please tell us something about your life, Mario/Georges. We are all very curious to hear something about the way you live, your interests, and the music you like to listen to. How is your day? Is it happy, do you enjoy it, do you have habits and friends that make your life a better life? I am interested in your social life, as I understand you often use this forum to sort of "get it out", your hate against certain artists. And perhaps this has a connection with your social life? Just an assumption. When your social life is bad, you often tend to punish other things, or people, or commentators. The hate. To get it out. As I said, just an assumption. Of course you can dislike Alice Sara Ott, but you dont have to dislike all of us liking her. As if you hate us. Can you understand? This is something I have wanted to write to you about for a long time. So best wishes Mario/Georges. You dont have to hate all of us liking Alice, but it is your constitutional right to hate Alice Sara Ott. If you want. Can you see the difference?

[@jerrylawson7828]

@@staffanolofsson8201 Dear Staffan, the Mario-Georges troll has apparently stopped commenting and replying and you seem to miss him. This is not at all our case at DG. Was he (finally) banned or did he have a health problem? We would prefer that the first hypothesis is the right one but especially that he does not wake up if he is in simple voluntary internet sleep.

[@ramingolbang2417]

Thank you very much for uploading this wonderful piece of music.

[@jackmiller881]

I love the way you play with such joy, Alice and share that joy with the musicians. Your beautiful playing and joy inspire all who hear and see you.

[@supa308]

@ 25:52 the left-hand pinky, playing those soft notes....just amazing. My Audio engine A2+ loves this.

[@supa308]

I apologize for picking out one point of amazing in the middle of an amazing storm, but that just got me.

[@katmandew2152]

The very best ever. Thank you friends.

[@sanderson9515]

Sublime. Esp. the 2nd movement. Very moving. And I was charmed by her spirited expression at 32:40 ! ""Music is the language that goes beyond any words." -- Alice Sara Ott

[@staffanolofsson8201]

This piano concert was written 1800 and played by Beethoven himself in 1803. I wonder how it was? How he played the second movement, the wonderful Largo? If I am not wrong, I think Beethoven would have liked this interpretation a lot. Please listen at 19:30

[@mariodisarli1022]

Dear Staffan, in one of your comments you admitted that you are in fact a female feminist. You even emphasized that you are an "active female feminist" in love with Alice. I earnestly ask you, dear Staffan, do not carry your love for Alice to Beethoven's third concert. A popular saying says: "Love is blind"!

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@mariodisarli1022 I like to send some words to you Mario/Georges, words that I also have sent to our master, Alice in Wonderland. It is about music and how we love it. This I wrote: "Yes Alice, (Alice in Wonderland, not Alice Sara Ott) I recognize and respect diversity. But after a 15 year long conversation with Mario/Georges this respect has come to an end. I dont respect him at all nowadays, as I from the beginning though was possible. You are new in this game, and I hope that you continue with this, but you will see that Mario/Georges always is negative. Never in 15 years heard a positive comment from him. And after all, what brings us together is the love for classical music. And our ways to express it." I have been a feminine feminist, hopeless in love with Alice Sara Ott, or a man in depression, or someone that needs to be taken care of, all this with words of Mario/Georges. As you can understand this is nonsense. As I see it, this forum is our way to express our love for music, not how much we hate this or that. So all the haters perhaps have to search for something else, not bringing their hate to us.

[@jerrylawson7828]

@@staffanolofsson8201 Dear Staffan, the Mario-Georges troll has apparently stopped commenting and replying and you seem to miss him. This is not at all our case at DG. Was he (finally) banned or did he have a health problem? We would prefer that the first hypothesis is the right one but especially that he does not wake up if he is in simple voluntary internet sleep.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@jerrylawson7828 And Jerry, Mario-Georges always made me in a bad mood reading his attacks on me, I will not miss my bad mood. But it is a sad story, and I hope he is well.

[@bsh819]

What a strange thread. Takes me back to the old days.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

There is an odd thing about 17:00, the only moment in this consert when she plays a wrong note. I think what brings a master is not freedom from wrong notes, it is how he/she plays the rest of the notes. Many great masters in history have played wrong notes sometimes. And Alice proves in her playing and her interpretation that she is not perfect, but almost perfect. Like the rest of all great masters.

[@mariodisarli1022]

Dear Staffan, in one of your comments you admitted that you are in fact a female feminist. You even emphasized that you are an "active female feminist" in love with Alice. I earnestly ask you, dear Staffan, do not carry your love for Alice to Beethoven's third concert. A popular saying says: "Love is blind"!

[@georgescancan7503]

RONDO Das Klassik - Jazz Magazin "Die japanisch-deutsche Pianistin Alice Sara Ott ist privat Whiskey-Liebhaberin. Das erzählte sie in Berlin. Von den japanischen Sorten bevorzuge sie Nikka Taketsuru, den sogenannten „Bambus-Kranich“. Von den schottischen Single Malts seien „Tallisker“ und „Laphroaig“ ihre Favoriten." Robert Frauholzer, RONDO Ausgabe 2/2015

[@jerrylawson7828]

Continue 'Mario/Georges' in your hateful slurs, vulgarity and delirium (above)! This currently represents 91 % of all comments, but you could reach 99% in working a little more! It surely entertains your fan club, namely only yourself and 'Alice in Wonderland', who loves you with her heart (below). I'm afraid no one (except you) will now dare to post a comment in this thread after such an anthology of nonsense, which you can really be very proud of (but not for long ...). PS. Well done for this old stupid mad troll, who is very quickly approaching the grail of all trolls, 99% of the possible occupation of a discussion but the last pitches are the hardest! Come on, accelerate, troll! It is possible to finally reach here the record of the records (of stupidity all categories) because there is no limit in this field and this troll knows very well that he can now reach it, thanks to " Alice in Wonderland " who loves him so much and now for a long time!

[@lucandrieu2798]

6 months ago I didn't even know this concerto. I knew and I love The fifth (The emperor) and the triple, but I didn't know this one. I discovered it by listening the integral of Beethovem by Karajan and when I fall on this piece, I looked after on KZbin and..... Your interpretation is amazing, stunning. I don't master english sufficiently to find words. I have listen this piece at least 70 times and it's always an enchantment. I feel you inhabited by this master piece. THANK YOU

[@saravia1_]

The original recording had 5 million plus views. Hopefully they reinstate the original recording.

[@thomasbernecky2078]

I say again: A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Many thanks.

[@nikolausjeker9993]

Die Leichtigkeit und trotzdem eine Dynamik ist Beeindruckend, auch das Dirigieren strahlt eine angenehme unbeschwerte Darbietung aus.

[@smooches1368]

This is m my absolute favorite piece of music and this is the best performance of it. Much more lively and energetic than my Artur Rubenstein rendition. Bravo, bravisimo!

[@theonagelmann2972]

Danke, danke einfach so schön. Habe diese Aufnahme sehr vermisst

[@haroldmanning7602]

What a wonderful performance.

[@someonewhocares5924]

i know this piece all my life and she plays it how the composer would have. excellent with no score to follow she hit every note right. i love this

[@nevillewilliams]

Beethoven would be smiling down on this interpretation by Mikko, Alice & Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France musicians. She is playing from her heart with pure joy especially in the middle movement @ 24:57 & 26:00. By the last movement she seems to be on cloud 9 or some other perfect place

[@davidmcgrath5945]

Thank you Alice, Mikko and orchestra! I love classical music but am far from classically literate. Although I have nothing of substance to add to a discussion about this performance, I did want to thank you all for the incredible joy I have experienced from it. I have watched it (including previous versions) countless times now. Tick me off as another soul both moved and enriched by your craft and being.

[@fafaufe]

Wonderful , Alice Sara, wonderful!!!

[@lubke58]

J'aime plus que tout. Merci beaucoup ❤

[@staffanolofsson8201]

This is not HD, it is common 720p, but although much better than the previous examples of this concert. So thank you "Alice in Wonderland".

[@BrettCarter-kg1mu]

I love this version. Having known this music well from various recordings, this is now my favourite. Thank you Sara and orchestra.

[@chriskilmer5197]

Fabulous stupendous a rich ineffable beauty !!!! High marks all around

[@dalinadanergy1432]

Wonderful!!!My father used to play this concert on me when I was little, so is my mind even with my closed eyes and ears.

[@MrDhafirPhoto]

Hello Alice! You are really better and cooler than playing this piece at all Thank you for bringing me joy and happiness great love for you from Iraq, my dear

[@Cinetyk]

This the kind of performance I'm not able to forget. All musicians with so exquisite expressions, one can forget this is a piano concerto in the beginning for a very long time, and after that the piano doesn't monopolize, but is simply the awesome lead with the awesome follow. I could write about how Alice looks beautiful, but I'm too enraptured by the playing. If I recover before I die, I'll edit.

[@nicholaswestover7362]

Absolutely beautifully played , sent shivers down my legs !

[@Dylonely_9274]

Alice a Wonderful pianist. I love this !

[@wpecvd97]

Amazing!! It's a beautiful performance.

[@fkfkfk512]

She is best musican in earth

[@luisrueda7672]

Alice eres magnífica, sublime, envuelves mi espíritu en un mar de sentimientos y vivencias únicas. Maravillosa. Gracias, gracias.

[@luisrueda7672]

Maravillosa, siempre que la escucho vuelvo a enamorarme de su interpretación. Es magnífica. Gracias

[@Cinetyk]

If only all people around the world could experience this kind of performance.... Personally I'm torn. I was born in 1984 to a middle aged family which probably was way above average in income, so they could explore and expose their son to classical - that's me. I've grown to love it, despite never having the means to focus on it, just the listening part. Meanwhile, while I complain about it, lots of people around the world are starving for basic food and water. Meanwhile I also have easy access to KZbin and this performance. Does anyone feel to blessed too be true?

[@alicaramba7680]

Not to mention how many people suffers from overeating and boringness of life of rich.

[@RodrigoFernandez-td9uk]

I just love this performance. The only bad thing is that it makes me feel like other versions are "wrong."

[@samueljakobgreter4921]

❤❤❤❤

[@remyyy9075]

Master piece

[@esteban955]

amazing ❤

[@marcoantoniocampos8068]

Delicada y alta belleza.

[@noquichela7883]

Amor ❤❤❤chile

[@inraid]

superb!

[@bloodgrss]

Yes, one must wonder about you, "Alice in Wonderland". Uploading this fine performance while encouraging and perpetuating the ignorant trolls of Georges Cancan/Mario DiSarli over it. And, seemingly, eliminating most of the comments opposing them. Hmm; very interesting... Oh well, since mine won't be here long, more power to ya. Kinda twisted to post a performer's video then allowing extreme personal attacks of the performer to survive under it. It takes all kinds here, eh Georges/Mario?

[@mariodisarli1022]

@bloodgrss "While the cooks learned to control the piano, the state ran out of food!" Mao Dzedong kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6Sbqp6LZdKJhLM

[@georgescancan7503]

Dear "bloodgrss" & Co, you have always believed that the Internet exists only for you, promoters of "pianistic art a la strip club"! Times change and vulgarity will find its place in the underworld and you will find your place there. You will have a magnificent environment: half-naked, barefoot, busty "beauties" who know how to use the piano!

[@mariodisarli1022]

@@jerrylawson7828 Für Dich meine liebe "Jerry Lawson"! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHK9oJ2bfs-no6s&start_radio=1&rv=M9HgZ-NdYzw

[@georgescancan7503]

@@jerrylawson7828 Dear "Jerry Lawson", share your achievements in the "Art of Pianism" with the world: What sounds do you produce while sitting on an instrument 0:13 on Steinway? Is that your "creative idea" or is that the "idea" from Deutsche Grammophon? kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4qyg3mDrNqdl6s

[@georgescancan7503]

@@jerrylawson7828 Für Dich meine liebe "Jerry Lawson"- Alice: ZEIT ONLINE Kultur Alice Sara Ott: Tag und Nacht Alice Sara Ott ein Tasten-Kätzchen zu nennen, wäre gemein. Ihr Mussorgsky-Album ist durchaus reizvoll. Es fehlt nur noch etwas Schwerkraft. Von Christine Lemke-Matwey 14. März 2013 DIE ZEIT Nr. 12/2013 13 Kommentare Aus der ZEIT Nr. 12/2013 Alice Sara Ott: Die Pianistin Alice Sara Ott Die Pianistin Alice Sara Ott © Esther Haase/DG Der Begriff des "Geigen-Girlies" hat sich in Klassik-Kreisen längst eingebürgert und meint jene Nachfahrinnen von Vanessa Mae & Co., die erstens hübsch anzusehen sind und zweitens Schnecke und Frosch verlässlich zu unterscheiden wissen. Am Klavier findet sich dafür keine rechte Entsprechung: "Tasten-Girlie" oder "Piano-Maus"? Klingt beides doof, schon weil die Alliteration fehlt. "Flügel-Schätzchen"? "Saiten-Kätzchen"? Zu deutsch. Am Phänomen besteht dennoch kein Zweifel: Je größer, schwärzer, und "männlicher" das Instrument, desto fragiler die Frau daran - ein sicheres PR-Rezept.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Beethoven wrote this consert 1800 and played it himself 1803. Im sure he will like this, if he can hear it, totally deaf as he is?

[@옥타브-e1j]

i love how she gives flower to the clarinet, i always thought 32:51 this part was amazingly beautiful, and that guy there nailed it

[@otaposel1879]

well, there is a small encore in the end - Fur Elise !! (not mentioned here so far)

[@guyimbert4668]

Magnifique interprétation aérienne

[@urbancueni1307]

Liebe Sara Ott-jeden Abend gehe ich in's Beethoven un Griegs's Klavierkonzert und bin überglücklich.

[@fili2041]

I would like to have an Alice Sara Ott recording of this beautiful concert. Already found the concert #1 but not the # 3. Could someone tell me where can I get it (not this marvelous youtube version) ?

[@juanfernandobetancurbetanc3960]

19:35 💔 💔 💔 💔 💔 💔 💔 💔 😭 😭

[@j.p.7708]

I don’t know what is better…. This video or just me just opening my VISA bill that shows a $500 credit 🧐🧐……. BEETHOVEN wins🎶

[@donsinner709]

Guten Tag Frau Ott. Ich möchte hier meine Frage wiederholen, die ich hier kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXOXn4iBo5upgdE (LvB, KK Nr. 1 C-Dur op. 15) gestellt habe: Kann mir jemand sagen, was für eine (Wahnsinns-🎆) Kadenz Frau Ott spielt (12:52-17:49)?

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Thank you, Alice Sara Ott. "Nobody puts baby in a corner". Not Georges Cancan, not Mario Di Sarli. Not even if they are the same person. Not even if they repeatadly over and over again bring the same outweard arguments. 128 times. Not if we never even read his arguements.

[@mariodisarli1022]

"Nobody puts baby in a corner". Dear Staffan! It is common practice for a model to walk barefoot down the runway to demonstrate a swimsuit. If the same model walks barefoot across the stage of the concert hall to demonstrate Beethoven's third concert, this is already vulgarity, this is bad taste, dear Staffan!

[@dannyliu8866]

As pointed out by Horowitz, there are 2 kinds of pianists. One plays with excessive body movements and facial expressions and the other kind just play the nusic with minimal such things. I say the former is a pianist star, the latter is a pianist bodafide. Ms Otto is no doubt the former.

[@christianronyhuamansanchez6255]

05:50 The way..

[@tarreqmaulana9494]

does anyone have the original upload of this video?

[@taniaes]

waw😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@armageddon2007]

Hi, where can I find mp3 format of this video to download? is it available on Spotify?

[@urbancueni1307]

jeden Abend gehe ich in's Klavierkonzert von Beethoven und Grieg--überglücklig.

[@Ackermix]

😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@ivanchung9853]

❤

[@samueljakobgreter4921]

❤❤❤👍

Rondo Allegro: 29:20

[@henniedevilliers7570]

Everything is a expected, very good and exceptional from an advanced pianist. Why spoil it with something that is in bad taste; fringe and dress. One could of course put the video off if it is discordant; and only listen, most of us have heard this concerto umpteen times.

[@林士堯-d2c]

2:12

[@huiray4773]

May I ask about Alice's current physical condition? Is she giving concerts in 2023? I wish her well.

[@jef798]

Yes she is still giving concerts this year