KOCSIS Zoltán - Un Musicien Passe (2000) 🎹 [avec sous-titres français 🇫🇷]

un film de Véronique Aubouy
Portréfilm Kocsis Zoltánról

[@tarakb7606]

A superbly gifted musician who left us way too soon. RIP

[@violetta3625]

Was für ein Mensch... und tief beeindruckender Künstler 🤍🤍

[@andreagregor8203]

Krisztián, annyira aranyos, ahogyan kéred " Schubert bácsit : " Édesapád tudta is, hogy melyik művet szeretnéd hallani. Megható, kedves, szeretettel teli ! ❤

[@jeremyd1021]

Kocsis spontaneously and effortlessly transcribing the F Major Brandenburg Concerto with an air of Buddhist calm and tranquility, and his own absolute certainty about music. The very last of the great pianists and an equally great musician, philosopher and thinker.

[@margitcsne]

Köszönöm a feltöltést! ❤️💐

[@ChrisBreemer]

Great documentary of a wonderful artist and human being. Kocsis was not just one of the most awesome pianists of all time, but also (or so I gather from this film) a thoroughly nice guy without any pretense. A great loss to the musical world. Many thanks for posting !

[@MrAlcides1611]

C'était un Pianiste superlatif. Ses enregistrements d'ouevre de Bartók pour piano sont legéndaires. Reste en paix, Maestro!

[@stefanholz7166]

Great artist 💐👏🏻

[@jp6766]

Thank you for sharing many documentaries in your channel. I first listened to young Zoltan Kocsis playing Debussy's Children's corner in a Classica Japan film in youyube , which was three months ago. He played it the way I can't wait to listen more, I felt he was telling something so interesting in his playing. I subscribed your channel. So glad to listen to his playing and know him better.

[@zsigmondlaszlodavidszabo417]

super!

[@focusedpersistence3411]

He was living in peace, already! ...still, RIP maestro!

[@Chopin4321]

feel like a priest...like a real workman...like an entertainer...like a teacher...zoltan is so honest and pure...i heard other famous pianists say felt like a prostitute...so sad...zoltan was a safe musician, never got burned, never killed a muse

[@vova47]

Zoltan Kocsis - what a great loss to humanity!

[@Felix_Li_En]

What a lovely documentary of this great artist ! Thank you 😊

[@nancyparis1]

My very favorites, are: Zene-Zene-Zene: 1978.04.01 KOCSIS Zoltán -Liszt Weimarban (1973) Mesteriskola - KADOSA Pál tanít (1972.02. ??) And this, KOCSIS Zoltán - Un Musicien Passe (2000) completes the picture. ALL the clips are good. What a beautiful library! Kris9kris, whoever you are, you must surely feel loss. My condolences to you who obviously appreciated and respected Zoltan Kocsis.

[@tihamercsepregi7885]

He is his son

[@ADGO]

That was great. Thank you

[@mariarosanovello7803]

What a pity ,I never saw him live at a concert...

[@nathangale7702]

Thanks for sharing, I love seeing musicians off the concert stage, and it looks like Kocsis was a wonderful and charming person to be around!

[@nancyparis1]

At 11:55 he plays Beethoven Six Ecossaises , if anyone else wondered

[@DavidBallpianist]

Beautiful. Thank you!!

[@looorinc]

48:25 ja és a befejezés, ez az átmenet a d-moll koncertbe... Ezzel a filmmel most nem tudok betelni, a Kocsis Zoltánnal kapcsolatban nekem mindig volt egy olyan érzésem, hogy ő inkább egy hatalmas zenetudós, s mivel a legvirtuózabb akadályokat simán veszi könnyedén 100% pontossággal, ezért úgy tekintettem rá mint egy robotra, aki tévedhetetlen (soha nem hallottam tőle melléütést) de hálisten most a halála óta rengeteg új feltöltés van (köszi ezt is) s kibontakozik az emberi arca is, s végre már hibát is hallottam tőle, melléütést is hurrá!!! Ő is ember!!!

[@looorinc]

Bartók Concerto Elégia gyönyörű itt 28:09 31:40 "Bach, Mozart, Schubert hangulattól függetlenül bármikor hallgatható" Kocsis Zoltán a fűben 36:07 47:46 "Bach bizonyos művei után a taps odanemillő. Inkább menj haza s legyél jobb ember."

[@malenasheytanova9967]

Phantastic! Thanks for the upload!

[@brunoliensol8194]

I didn't even know than Zoltan Kocsis had died! It's such a bad piece of news, such a great pianist...

[@looorinc]

- Ki is a Cziffra György? - Az egy zongorista volt. 13:25

[@Kris9kris]

😄

[@mariafekete1020]

looorinc

[@loryopus1187]

lorsque j'avais 18 ans je partais à Senlis dans l'espoir d'y rencontrer Cziffra.....un géant !

[@gergelycsallo5133]

Művészóriás, de emberileg ellentmondásos volt....

[@Chopin4321]

pure ether....ethereal... 21:46--22:56 Jonh Cage , In a landscape.

[@nancyparis1]

How delightful and refreshing- and personal ! Where did you find this, Kris9kris. He is gone, but then he comes back bigger than ever, one more time. Heartfelt thanks for this documentary/portrait. He was a very funny man- what a great sense of humor. Tender and attentive to his little children. Virtuoso, scholar, human being.

[@csongorolah2360]

The uploader is his son

[@pierrelangedoc5292]

Whilst its true that Kocsis was never a strong technician,not by todays standards anyway, he always played with heart and enthusiam which made up for his technical shortcomings.I saw him play years ago and there were fistfuls of mistakes but somehow it didn't matter that much.

[@Kris9kris]

Mate, don't spam the same comment under multiple videos. I'm going to delete them if you proceed to do it anyway.

[@TitiLatulipe]

32:12 Merci pour ce précieux reportage et témoignage. Il faut juste repréciser, qu'à l'époque de Bach, de Mozart, ou Schubert, l'électricité industrielle n'existait pas encore, ni déjà (...). C'est - à - dire, que les bougies, au contrôle du feu sacré, constituaient pour le compositeur d'époque, la seule manière, le seul moyen, de représenter la lumière artificielle, dudit Homme contrôlé. Le courant électrique, à proprement parler, qui influence les humeurs humaines actuelles, n'avait pas été inventé. Et les deux guerres, que l'on sait aux conséquences mondiales de cette technologie du 20ème siècle, n'avaient pas encore eu lieues. Néanmoins, la néo - lumière fut réellement, quant à elle, ... accoucée, comme une formule certaine d'Einstein. Pour le meilleur, et pour le pire (...). Bien à vous

[@TitiLatulipe]

P.s.: l'électricité existait depuis toujours au commencement de l'Univers, toutefois, elle ne fut exploitée avec succès par l'industrie humaine, qu'à partir du 20ème siècle, et définitivement dès sa seconde moitié :)

[@eszter177]

consummate musician--huge!

[@botondfarkas8014]

18:11-nél a Vocalise óriási :D

[@hazizene]

Fiatalon mindent kotta nélkül játszott. Sőt kurzusokon a zenekari stimmeket is.

[@katalingyorey2309]

"go home and be a better human" - nem nagyon vannak szavak

[@MrThrond]

Tonton schubert ! 12:10

[@Relatively_Irrelevant]

Anyone know what the name of the music in the beginning is?

[@Kris9kris]

Beethoven Op. 111 1st movement

[@Relatively_Irrelevant]

@@Kris9kris thanks :)

[@Soytu19]

Really? listening the Bartok violin concerto at age 8 and being fascinated by it? hahah

[@punkpoetry]

18

[@pepitavulcano]

Le musicien passe... plutôt

[@RozarSmacco]

Not a word about Ferenc? Yknow FREAKIN FRANZ LISZT? No Chopin no Debussy no Rachmaninov....So disrespectful (snobby)

[@Kris9kris]

I’d rather not go through the effort of recruiting a dozen expert cryptologists to decipher what in the name of God did you mean by this, so you’ll just have to summarize/clarify this assertion for us less initiated to understand.

[@norakelemenne9675]

Azért ez a zongora szörnyen van hangolva!

[@norakelemenne9675]

ez csak a konyhaira vonatkozott.

[@karolymocsari4978]

@@norakelemenne9675 depuis lors, j'ai accordé le piano dans la "cuisine".