Lucas Debargue - Schubert Piano Sonata A Major D 664

[@antonellamajorano5348]

Adoro Schubert e questa sonata, ascoltata x la prima volta ad un concorso Busoni penso 56 anni fa e poi studiata per conto mio. Mi si aprì il mondo di Schubert. Un mondo sempre presente nella mia vita.

[@jeanclaudeschubert792]

Quel bonheur, quelle fraicheur, quel talent !! Un touché très inspiré qui promet de beaux lendemains. Schubert est bien là. Merci

[@ronaldonerheim4653]

So difficult to make this sound so easy. I just studied this work and I weep from the sheer beauty of his playing, but also from the impossibility of playing anything close.

[@ZalexMusic]

oh god i know that feeling well

[@_Francis]

Le pianiste qui m'a le plus impressionné ces dernières années, LE pianiste de demain, et en plus il a interprêté Medtner que j'adore, c'est d'ailleurs comme ça que je l'ai découvert. Sa vision de la 1re sonate est juste dingue. Je rêve de l'entendre jouer la 1re sonate de Rachmaninov, moins jouée que la 2e malheureusement, mais dont l'ampleur et la profondeur correspondent tellement à Lucas Debargue à qui je souhaite le meilleur, toute la réussite du monde et l'avalanche d'applaudissements et d'accolades qu'il mérite si pleinement... ❤️

[@_Francis]

@@staffanolofsson8201 Don't worry, there you have it in English: The pianist I was the most impressed with in the past few years, THE pianist of tomorrow IMHO, plus he wonderfully played Medtner which is one of my all-time fave piano composers along with Chopin, Rachmaninov, Scriabin…) , that's how I discovered him. His vision of Medtner’s 1st sonata is just stellar. I so wish to hear him play Rachmaninov's 1st sonata, however less played than the 2nd, but whose breadth and depth would definitely match Lucas Debargue’s talent. I wish him the best, all the success in the world, and the avalanche of applause and accolades he so fully deserves ... ❤️

[@philippeyared2050]

@@staffanolofsson8201 ditto

[@ГалинаСеребрийская]

Ах, как замечательно! Выше всяческих похвал. Масштаб и проникновение во все подробности! Гениальная простота воплощена в полной мере. Спасибо за естественность, доброту!

[@retrokeyed]

This sonata, surprisingly, eluded me during my youth. This profoundly beautiful rendition immediately drew me in and inspired me. Without delay I reached for my Wiener Urtext complete edition, inspired by this fantastic interpretation, and recorded a try. ✨ Thank you, Schubert. Thank you, Lukas!

[@pierredumesges4921]

jouer vite et fort on peut y arriver avec du travail mais avoir un tel toucher et une sensibilité aussi naturelle ! Quel bonheur ...

[@ВалентинаВалентина-д1ф]

Лукас так меняется как внешне, так и в искусствн своем. Всегда любуюсь его руками - они словно большие хризантемы на ветру - одновременно и невесомые, и сильные... Спасибо!

[@lvb1770]

Wow! Seriously incredible! Some of the best Schubert playing I've ever heard. As good as Kempff or Brendel, I say. Amazing touch, tone, phrasing, control,engagement, singing tone and emotional connection. Just really flawless. Everything just feels so right here. Playing of the highest order!

[@p1anosteve]

Yes I like him very much , he is a great artist. I thought the 1st movement a little sombre though compared to Radu Lupu ( my favourite). This is after all one Schubert's happiest sonatas.

[@mikekarren5010]

@@p1anosteve I'll have to go listen to Radu again, I pray it's not drug to death like this!

[@Alix777.]

I find Brendel's Schubert a bit mannered, not my favorite. I should listen to Lupu. I went to see Lucas in concert two years ago. He's certainly a great pianist, but he doesn't move me, I'm not touched by his art. For example in the second movement, I find his playing a bit distant, detached. Anyway, Richter leaves everyone in the dust in Schubert, and especially in this sonata. When he played the second movement, I just want to cry.

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

Schubert at his **happiest** is still clinically depressed verging on suicidal!@@p1anosteve

[@sylviemencarelli2668]

On rêve de l’entendre dans beaucoup d’œuvres et Je pense que même les compositeurs depuis le paradis ont envie qu’il interprète leurs œuvres!!! On t’aime Lucas🌹

[@daboukir]

bah ils sont morts, ça sera compliqué pour eux

[@sd5580]

😂

[@laspiano765]

Maravilha, obrigado por postar, Wow! , é incrivel a interpretação do Pianista Lucas Debargue, obrigado.-08-06-2023-01:46 PM, Quinta Feira.-

[@hanhdoan7352]

Le touché est très délicat et son interprétation manifestement introspective. Je suis impatient de le voir avec des ensembles plus grands. Un vrai talent. Mais l’œuvre est toujours plus grande que l'interprète c'est sur cette adaptation que je suis curieux de voir la maturation de ce magnifique artiste.

[@robertbairdmusic]

Music starts at 1:12 lol Wonderful performance!

[@mikekarren5010]

NOT!

[@solyarisall5517]

It's feels like a flight in frosty christmas winter night...

[@charlesdaspermont]

Like many works by schubert

[@ZalexMusic]

my man's fingers are like god found the transform tool in photoshop. what a wonderful performance that was, you have the most incredible talent

[@marsbolt3424]

Merci Lucas!!!

[@charleshudson5330]

Gorgeous hands. Made for playing the piano.

[@danielecordierportal7653]

Merci de me communiquer vos émotions. J aime votre amour du piano !

[@nikolalaric2433]

Agreed that this pianist has played this Schubert sonate better than any other pianist. Interpretation, performance, musicality and technique best that i have heard before. Bravo and congratulations for am amazing performance.

[@samuilc8000]

Just to show how shallow your experience is! Of course, Debargue is good but let's not offend the other great Schubertian pianists from the past and possibly the present.

[@mlmyburgh]

Too magnificent for words. Superb!

[@poetmale]

Leading in as a weight lifter, preparing for a championship. Parting as a philosopher and as always, leaving us enriched. TY ❤️

[@BjoernTempl]

nice performance!

[@Pianista_Pablo_Olais]

Maravilloso.

[@gerardbegni2806]

This composition was a vacation work for his hosts, and indeed Schubert wonderfully successeded in reaching his goal . Schubert had a worderful range of inspiration. he wrote both 'Der erlkônig' and 'Die Forelle', but if you listen carefully to 'the trout', you will her some minor and altered harmonies which trouble one moent the transparecy of the water. Here, you can faind si ome similar expressions. For instance, a few instants after the quite limpid exposition of the main theme in A major, you can hear some passinfg minor modulations which are all but an academism of the sonata form. Let me be quite sincere: I do love this sonata so much ...... What a contrast with his before last sonata in A major too, so powerfully Beethovenian , with at thr=e end an cyclic allusion which obvouiously Brahms will remember in his Third symphony,

[@moniquepigaglio168]

Un régal quel talent bravo

[@petersnell3128]

Why does this make me think so much of Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words"? Quite lyrical and lovely, not least that beautiful theme of the 1st movement.

[@gulnarabaeva1558]

Bravo.👏👏👏❤️

[@МаринаАкимова-к7ж]

2nd mvt is something I just can't stand. What an unbelievable beauty.

[@leodupont2418]

"can't stand" means you dislike this music. you want to write "can't get enough"

[@johnbanach3875]

@@leodupont2418 Or he could have said, "Something I find overwhelming."

[@lucasm4299]

@@johnbanach3875 “Overwhelmingly beautiful” is better because if something is “overwhelming” then it’s too much for us and often used with a negative connotation

[@bobbyparker9168]

Mon pianiste favori, quand il joue et quand il parle de ce qu'il joue ...

[@AlexanderA-it9is]

Lucas Debargue sounds professional and confident compared to his start at the Tchaikovsky Competition. His signature style of precise dynamics continues to amaze. It seems to me that other musicians often sacrifice dynamics for the sake of transparency, lightness of sound, or simply forget about dynamics. However, it can be noted that sound engineers often distort dynamics using compression

[@giovannicossu430]

Schubert,proustiano e viceversa,chi sa se Proust conosceva questa musica.

[@moffac01]

He plays so much better without the beard.

[@entretienentre2notes]

Les mecs qui coupe l’interprétation de Lucas de Marc, dont Schubert sont de véritables port, arrêter une interprétation superbe en vantant. Les mérites d’angine sont de véritables fumiers qui correspondent véritablement de notre société en déliquescence. Quand vous avez pu le remarquer, je viens de dicter un texte à Siri qui ne dépasse pas le huitième sur le plan de l’orthographe.

[@ogdrag_ra]

🌸🤍🌸🤍🌸🤍🌸 ☘

[@oliverchen8345]

first!

[@elegantchikova]

J'ai essayé de l'écouter plusieurs fois. Mais non, je ne l'aime vraiment pas. Sensation absolument gonflée à partir de zéro. Je pense que l'intérêt pour lui se perdra très vite. Il a des problèmes techniques insurmontables qui ne peuvent pas être résolus à l'âge adulte.

[@Alix777.]

Bonjour Madame, je connais votre chaîne depuis longtemps, bien que je ne puisse plus jouer de piano pour le moment. Je n'aime pas tellement Debargue non plus. Mais de quel problèmes techniques parlez-vous ? Et pourquoi ne peut-on jamais les corriger à l'âge adulte ? C'est une question de perte d'élasticité des tendons/ligaments avec l'âge ou ça n'a rien a voir ?

[@jeromeverrecchiabaryton9162]

😂😂

[@kresobetaorionis3400]

You looked better with long hairs. :D

[@marquamfurniture]

I like seeing more of his face, and shape of skull.

[@nb2816]

Pertinent comments both, lol. The length of his hair and the shape of his skull are certainly important facets of his interpretation.

[@marquamfurniture]

@@nb2816 Glad you agree.

[@nb2816]

@@marquamfurniture Of course. Being a professional musician myself, physical appearance is far more important than musical quality. That's the most import lesson those of us in the classical field have learned from the profound geniuses in the pop industry.

[@kresobetaorionis3400]

@@nb2816 Well, he is not only a good pianist, but also a good looking young gent. :D