Ivo Pogorelich ..Chopin - Nocturne E Major op. 62 No. 2 ..

[@groundfunk]

みんな生き急ぐように弾くけど、ポゴレリッチのこの世を名残惜しそうに弾くのが、一番しっくりくる。

[@marieclaude5360]

Une merveille de sensibilité ! Encore une fois, merci Ivo.

[@giancarlomazzocchi4070]

I've listened to it dozens of times. Perhaps it is an unorthodox version .... but this man has suffered a lot and his suffering shines through his face especially in the last minute, touching. He's a genius, I can't find other words.

[@giancarlomazzocchi4070]

I never get tired of listening to this piano poet

[@tammycocar1]

That's a perfect description of him

[@excelsior999]

That was truly inspirational. I don't believe that I have ever heard anyone play a piano so delicately.

[@stevenbeer6005]

That was wonderful! Thank you so much!

[@TheSoteriologist]

It is astounding how much hatred and envy is directed at this genius who plays this as if it had never been played before or after.

[@merima333]

what hatred and envy? never heard...there always be haters, who cares

[@excelsior999]

@@null8295 ... the more ENVIOUS they get.

[@excelsior999]

@@merima333 You have "never heard" of the hatred and envy that has been directed at this poor soul?! Ivo Pogorelich is a genius who has suffered greatly.

[@jessevallejo8797]

@excelsior999 - why are are you projecting your pettiness on others? You think that people have to share your opinions or else they are envious? What a pretentious thing to say. Great pianists receive great acclaim, not envy. Perhaps that is what you do. I personally found this man's performance to be dispassionate. He played the intense sections of the piece with a monotonous tone. That's not to say he is a bad pianist or that I hate him, it simply means I have heard interpretations that sound closer to my aesthetics. It has nothing to do with envy, because if that were the case, I'd be "hating" on the composer, not the pianist.

[@tammycocar1]

@@jessevallejo8797 Didn't your mommy ever tell you "If you have nothing nice to say"? You would probably fall to pieces if you were under 1% of the attacks to which this genius is subjected. Learn to sit on your hands if you don't understand music.

[@haruki31717]

和声の変化や響きをよく確かめながら演奏していて、見事だなぁ

[@richardblake6781]

He brings the melody very forward and bell like. He never varies from it. I have never heard this played like this. It is a difficult piece for me before hearing this version. Just exceptional. Thank you for posting.

[@rocioconcha2630]

Bellissima interpretazione. Grazie di cuore maestro!!

[@lvb1770]

His melodic line here is as long as the universe is endless. His message is clear, "Sing and stretch that melodic line like silly puddy"

[@lvb1770]

@Emmitt Heath , Seek help.

[@ИринаСтародубцева-ц4о]

Этот темп и звук завораживают! Гениально!

[@mozartiikodesu]

He has graceful key touches.

[@orqsilva]

Beautiful rendition of this Nocturne. Sound like jazz. Great tone also!

[@imatsuka]

Absolutely lovely, and full of emotion❤️

[@koichi-n]

この曲は、ショパンが亡くなる３年前に書かれた最後のノクターン。 自分も時々弾いているけど、レントの指示だから此のくらいの方がいいのかな、落ち着いて聴ける。

[@soniang4078]

lovely tone , very beautiful .

[@stefaniakrzos7426]

Genialne Maestro ! ! ! 💗💗💗🙏🙏🙏

[@MS-iw9qz]

Prekrasan svijet pun sjete i ljepote

[@eleonorecoste6338]

Insoutenablement beau

[@Contracrostics]

Wow I'm glad I found this video, this is the only recording I've found that I love of this.

[@富士-s4m]

音がきれいです。18番好きです。私もまた、練習したいと思います。

[@mqJing]

只有非常慢的調性，才有足夠的空間容納與呈現演奏者滿溢的情感。

[@sgrigutis]

Beautiful as always...

[@henrikwolff5081]

True artist. Sounds very contemporary to me.

[@tchorn2026]

Just genius!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@manueladevilliers5301]

My husband has that exact shirt

[@edwindepianist]

His name is Ivo?

[@manueladevilliers5301]

@@edwindepianist unfortunately not the exact one, a look- alike shirt 😂

[@A.Einstein-d1w]

exceptionnel

[@MrJL620]

心不夠安靜的，很難欣賞這美麗的演奏

[@tseangula6013]

too beautiful tone

[@excelsior999]

Did you mean SUCH beautiful tone?

[@tseangula6013]

@@excelsior999 exactly

[@maiko4130]

Beautiful…

[@iianneill6013]

Totally incredible. The ONLY performance on par with Arrau for wisdom and insight.

[@brigittequerre8319]

Ivo Pogorelich..Peut-être apaisé?....Tout en retenue, c'est inhabituel...et bien agréable...

[@emmanuelmassarotti5535]

Vous n'allez pas souvent à ses concerts pour écrire que la retenue lui est inhabituelle...

[@brigittequerre8319]

@@emmanuelmassarotti5535 Cher monsieur J'ai sans doute des éléments de comparaison plus anciens que les vôtres!...Quoi qu'il en soit vous avez de la chance d'aller "souvent" assister à ses concerts...car ils sont rares en France!...

[@patriciaruiz4352]

Solo un genio ....maestro POGORELICH !!!!!!

[@carodominguez5828]

Es un papucho su cara parece tallada por los mismo angeles

[@ilanazalka-rubinshtein1105]

Очень хорошо!@

[@BorisParadžik]

genije

[@JUGAopet1]

Niko, niko kao ja:-)

[@jazzjens]

LOVE LOVE LOVE

[@bovine3961]

The correct comment !

[@レイレイ-o5y]

身体、背が高い❣️

[@PianistSeb]

Is this a rare nocturne, or is the interpretation that makes it sound like that?

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

It's Late Chopin , more harmonicaly complex and deep than his early nocturnes, and Pogorelich has a unique way to play too.

[@elias7748]

It’s one of his less known nocturnes

[@excelsior999]

It sounds nouveau because, IMO, Pogo is the first person since Chopin to play it as it should be played.

[@AlperAkcoltekin]

@@excelsior999yes, I totally agree. I’m sure Chopin would truly appreciate his playing. I cannot listen to most performers play Chopin, they either spoil it by playing too fast, or playing without any emotion or delicacy.

[@klippklapp3004]

@@excelsior999“how it should be played“? Who are you to know how a piece should be played, of which the composer is dead for over a 150 years? Smh

[@fredayao6406]

他的音乐好适合在台下发呆

[@fredayao6406]

translation: his music is suitable for dazed audience

[@JaseBach]

Ivo Pogorelich and Lang Lang, the two most eccentric, controversial and polarising pianists on the concert circuit nowadays, occupy opposite ends of the spectrum. Lang can never sound serious and his most serious utterances end up comical, whereas Ivo is monotonously sad and depressed. This nocturne, the last Chopin wrote before death, suits him to the ground. His slow tempo is correct, the other 99% of pianists playing faster and safer are wrong. There are three other pianists who play almost as slowly, Richter, Arrau and Barenboim. Even Pollini does not rush in this piece.

[@jfpary7336]

Eccentric but miraculously coherent. Great!

[@emmanuelmassarotti5535]

As you know the truth of it all, i suppose you teach to the greatest masters how they have to do it ? Lol...

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

You shouldn't use the name of that CCP propagandist in the disguise of a musiclown in the same sentence as Pogorelich's!

[@eugenelevin9809]

@@Pogouldangeliwitz 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@gregorpolajnko7655]

Sorry Lang Lang is way of of this ligue.

[@Ernesto7608]

He plays very well. But he used to move around less. What is happening with him?

[@mishascott9816]

Ernesto7608 hes old and moving around distracts from the fact that a) he can’t remember the pieces and b) that he’s not very good at them anymore

[@gryffynda1]

@@mishascott9816 Tragedy.

[@null8295]

@@mishascott9816 ahahahhahhahahhah

[@orqsilva]

Obviously his hemmroids are bothering him.

[@lvb1770]

Actually, he used to move more, arm motion, ect. Watch his Op.55 No.2 on KZbin. Here his finger and arm movements are minimalism. The seat scooting is due to the real estate of this Nocturne requires "scooting" left to right when needed. Plus his is sitting closer to the piano now.

[@いのうえこういち-v6k]

修行僧ポゴレリッチ。

[@richardvolpe7664]

I ask you - - could the tempo possibly be any slower? It should be said that even serenely beautiful, lyrical pieces such as this have the potential of sounding boring to the listener, testing his patience to the limit. The musical effect here would be just as rapturous and expressive in a subtly more flowing pace, thereby avoiding pretentiousness and by promoting more interest.

[@dommyajd9033]

I have to know what piano this is

[@MarshallArtz007]

It is a Steinway.

[@null8295]

here was the full video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZK3nnuQfrSLmas

[@lourak613]

Amazing how he gets away with erratic rhythms like this. Go figure...

[@twangbarfly]

Pogorelich dances to a different drum - that is one of the reasons that I personally love his playing.

[@excelsior999]

Unless you yourself are a genius you will never be ale to "go figure" a genius as unique as Ivo Pogorelich. He is deeper than Deep.

[@lourak613]

I guess then that you are such a genius and you are able to "figure" him out - is that right? On a side note - please tell how one can become "deeper than deep".

[@josephhapp9]

Once was a young genius, then his wife/mentor died and Pogorelich suffered a breakdown,,,,AND NEVER recovered.

[@ml-zj4oh]

He's doing fine as you can see.

[@TheSoteriologist]

Still better than all the others together.

[@lunagardvonbingen]

@@ml-zj4oh his recordings are all full of anguish. It's hard to listen to

[@ml-zj4oh]

@@lunagardvonbingen Said a nobody on i-net while he still satisfy his listeners on concerts worldwide. Some people are to lame. 🤣

[@lunagardvonbingen]

@@ml-zj4oh 1. What makes you think "Loren" is a MALES name. 2. I love Pogorelich. His later recordings are hard to listen to because of his emotional depth. Pogo is my favorite pianist.

[@ИринаСтародубцева-ц4о]

🎹👍😅🌛🙏😩

[@eugenehuang9759]

Why he still needs someone beside to turn music pages for him? Can’t he memorize the music in his mind and play fluently, naturally without looking at the score? The way I see it, for such a short piece with so much subtlety in it, a true musical expression should come from heart/fingers without needing to peek at the music nor external intervene like a page turner.

[@andream.464]

Just listen!

[@lovelyday50]

Maybe this is the reason he did not win the Chopin competition in 1980

[@andream.464]

@@lovelyday50 archer time he was playing by memory. Around 2005 he started to play with the score. Sviatoslav Richter did the same at a certain point, due to memory failure and funny games his brain was playing on him.

[@pjbpiano]

Eugene, I went to you channel to see all your videos of you playing without peeking into a page, but guess what I saw there?

[@saravenzon]

Memory fades away with age..it's normal that not everyone is able to keep up with the memory while playing when getting older. Just listen to the music

[@paolofranceschi6874]

Mah...