Khatia Buniaishvili: Chopin, Revolutionsetüde

[@raymondefouanon9930]

Quel don extraordinaire Katia vous êtes ma pianiste preferee💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@0009tatan]

La mejor versión de este estudio que he escuchado en años!! Katia es increíble! Cuánta pasión sin vueltas! A todo dar! La Amo!!!!

[@alexanderchavezfernandez1331]

Escucho y veo una belleza De exposición...🌞🤗🤗🤗

[@CamelliaHill]

Khatia is a gift to behold and admire. She's simply splendid! 💕

[@boblapee5809]

Yes. She is my favorite.

[@nevenapopov3160]

One of my favorites for the piano. Pure passion.😍😍😍

[@georgebrummel1280]

Class and passion =Khatia

[@nunukatkesheliadze2111]

ფანტასტიურად ძლიერი პიანისტი,გვეამაყები საყვარელო,წარმატებები🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏👌

[@frankdecember2743]

Great POWER, her beginning is a power house start, then she brings under control. We are talking FIRE. BRAVA,BRAVISIMA

[@SkyLark883]

marvellous！！awesome！！素晴らしい革命です！！👏👏

[@thomasramdasvoegeli]

Eine eigenwillige Interpretation. Bravo! Ich liiebe es, wenn Musiker aus solchen Kompositionen immer neu mich Überraschendes herauskitzeln.

[@cesaraugustopicassoescobar8247]

Intepretación llena de temperamento y destellos épicos.

[@rubinostein]

I love all performances by Katia. Great❤️💕🎹💐

[@khorramf]

Oh yes this is Khatia🌹

[@marialuisarendon7125]

Gracias Kathia!!!!

[@jatmnnn3438]

Formidable, maravillosa 😊

[@fidelrodriguezquevedo7765]

Que preciosidad, una Diosa

[@miltonbedaque730]

wonderful, congratulations!

[@boblapee5809]

Khatia takes her music seriously, but she is not stuck on herself. I really really like her.

[@Lorakomvip]

Браво, Хатия! Благодарю!

[@Maxsyme06]

Merci Khatia !

[@ricardolewitan2826]

Eres hermosa y genial!!

[@sopobeqasopo3758]

უნიჭიერესი და ულამაზესი ხატია!

[@carloscorona6335]

Rodigiosas manos, no me canso de escucharla y ver la forma tan a apasionada feo comprometerse con el piano y el autor

[@carloscorona6335]

Cf tan apasionada como

[@mariaesempio5508]

Bellissimo

[@lillyvalley65]

BRAVO!!! 🙌

[@МайяКсандопуло]

Потрясающе!!!

[@benousaid3754]

Bravo Kathia

[@doncourtreporter]

Sublime.

[@CamiloDixit]

Pianissimo music amor sí❤

[@pedromachado6571]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anb6075]

How deeply she feels the world of Chopen , his attitude of past and future of that world... God bless 🙏 😇❣️ your hands, Dear Khatia Buniatishvili!!!

[@ПариЖанка-ц6ъ]

Хатия,как всегда, БРАВО!!!!! Спасибо!!!

[@danielmaurer7266]

Lové ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@florynsewastian7303]

khatia is the best

[@cookaboorra]

Che tocco. Meravigliosa.

[@marcocat9343]

KB sait être très sensible dans d'autres pièces. Ici on parle de révolution. l'étude est très plaisante à écouter, enthousiasmante. C'est le principal. Bien sur, vu la concurrence , Argerich, Wang etc... montrer une magnifique vélocité fait du bien. Dans ce morceau plus qu'ailleurs.

[@ninaalania1165]

Der Nachname ist versehentlich geschrieben: Buniatishvili 😊

[@dougthatcher3521]

Wonderful fire, technique, and more. I would have enjoyed a bit more phrasing even in the midst of this inferno!

[@mind_bender6424]

Great interpretation. I love it. But did she screw up the final sequence?

[@MaxiHartlieb]

Yes she did.

[@chriskessel7703]

This is likely the way Chopin would have played it. Liszt, not so sure.

[@verlorengeboren6970]

not so sure about Chopin either

[@verlorengeboren6970]

i don't hear a single clear note in the doublehanded arpeggios

[@joopmeinshausen8196]

@@verlorengeboren6970 same, it's to hectic

[@glaswasser]

@A SEVENTH? NO? Chopin would be happy about anyone playing his pieces such a long time after his death

[@luizroque4114]

Demais

[@rubinostein]

Eliso Versaladze, one of the most distinguished Russian pianist said that it’s horrible playing of our lovely Katia. What do you think about this point? Katia is the most passionate and beautiful pianist, as and Eliso , of course she is great but why she criticizes Katie?

[@stefanolanza8018]

For example the rhythm of the semiquavers is completely wrong.

[@patriciodasilva7902]

I thought the room had too much reverb for a piece like this. I''d prefer a drier room for such a piece.

[@georgejavakhi]

🎶🎶🎶

[@benediktpalczynski3959]

1 000 000 000 tons Power ....

[@WillonFire87]

The ending... had a few mistakes.. ouch.. too bad otherwise a great performance.

[@최응식-w3v]

엠비엔 판도라

[@matteoliberogarbilli]

Tu peux mashter

[@georgescancan7503]

International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong) 31.03.2016 ..... One may say that it is important for musicians to have a unique musical style and personality, but is it even acceptable to interpret the pieces like what Buniatishvili did? Buniatishvili is intoxicated by being virtuosic and often forgets what is behind the music. One should have faith in his or her own interpretation, but he or she should also re-think whether he or she is doing justice to the music or not. In addition, technique is much more than playing the notes accurately and rapidly. Technique refers to the total mastery of the keyboard. Yet, at times Buniatishvili’s playing lost control, no matter use of pedal, or tone production. Virtuosity does not necessarily mean speed and volume. In order to become a mature artist with individuality, Buniatishvili has to reflect on her musical approach and attitude towards music making.

[@andrewli5025]

THE. LIVING. MUSIC One dares express an unpopular opinion, and you just jump on him like a psycho? Now, I’m not saying I’m protecting him. I quite like this interpretation and I respect the virtuosity and difference. The thing is, different people have different opinions.

[@maye5307]

THE. LIVING. MUSIC maybe but he‘s right! And also... I think everyone is allowed to express his opinion...

[@StanleyDo]

Music is a personal expression and we all hear it through different lenses. That’s what makes listening to the same music being played for hundreds of years still exciting today. If the composers were still alive, I’m sure even they would get tired of listening to their music being played the same way over and over again. Even if we don’t personally enjoy another person’s interpretation, we can still respect how the music spoke to them. Khatia definitely enjoys playing with virtuosity, but I don’t think she does so just for virtuosity’s sake. It’s clear here and in other performances that she plays from the soul and with great expression of emotion. If an artist can do that, then they did the music justice.

[@boblapee5809]

Well Georgie, I couldn't disagree more with your opining. Chopin would have fallen in love with Khatia's interpretations of his pieces, and perhaps with Khatia herself. It is not only acceptable for Khatia to give us her interpretation but preferable. You see Georges, music is an issue of the heart and not just notes on a page .

[@marcocat9343]

KB sait être très sensible dans d'autres pièces. Ici on parle de révolution. l'étude est très plaisante à écouter, enthousiasmante. C'est le principal. Bien sur, vu la concurrence , Argerich, Wang etc... montrer une magnifique vélocité fait du bien. Dans ce morceau plus qu'ailleurs.

[@gkst1me]

소리를 페달도 다 뭉개버리는데 ㅜㅜ

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

Fast, all fast... It pays when it suits, but all she does is playing things fast, too fast.

[@billlegg2667]

Pokey critic

[@petermonger4693]

The inquisitive dredger therapeutically bounce because sofa supposedly drain atop a chivalrous baritone. attractive, frightened frightening full fumbling functional ruth

[@gabrielekortas-zens8260]

eine Ohrfeige an Chopin's Werk. Eine Sportjogging... punktierte Noten werden fast nicht gespielt, ein Brei in der linken Hand - Schnelligkeit nur wegen Geschwindigkeit auf Kosten von Ausdruck und Notentext. Alles ist einfach nur hässlich!!!