Martha Argerich - Frédéric Chopin: Four Nocturnes

[@macchaon]

Thank you so much, Max, for posting these gems. Really helped me get through a rough patch a few months back.

[@dimitrisbouk]

"When I don't play Chopin for awhile, I don't feel like a pianist" Martha Argerich.

[@matikramer9648]

My deepest thanks For sleepless night very best ever can be ... and it's Martha's Chopin renditions, that I'm looking already 2 years. Something from childhood, from my mom Thanks again

[@andrewalbers8293]

Love you, Martha, forever.

[@radudanbaciu8198]

Superb ,atmosfera creiata ,de Marha Argerich,este divina ,atinge clapele pianului cu degete de inger!! Multumim Max Lima ,pentru postare!

[@andriesbartels3454]

Beautiful performance of these nocturnes. The Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48, no. I think 1 is the most beautiful, but that is a matter of taste. Argerich is great and does it great. Beautiful old recording. There is nothing more to add to that.

[@virginiasanchis1717]

Meilleur pianiste vivante Martha Argerich 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 L'Argentine te salue 🇦🇷

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Come on! More colorful beautiful piano sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Radu Lupu Artur Rubinstein Vladimir Ashkenazy Grigory Sokolov! More genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin Maria Grinberg! More powerful louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev! The Second Loudest ever was Lazar Berman! The 3rd Loudest was Erwin Nyiregyhazi! Horowitz his technique attack better than Argerich's technique!!

[@쇼팽쇼팽]

Archerich also performs lyrical works so brilliantly. Her crystal-clear piano tone goes so well with Nocturne. It's so transparent and beautiful. Especially, the Nocturne op.48 no.1 performance is really great.

[@tylerwoodall2601]

Absolutely incredible depth and nuance expressed in this performance.

[@michelbensadon3752]

So much passion without sacrificing technique or phrasing. Wow!

[@liltick102]

That’s her major gift - she never deviates from honouring the piece too much, but makes it both better and adds a distinctive stylistic flourish, but not as a whole embellishment that makes it something totally different like I see Kissin doing; playing pieces as if they were his own a lot of the time. She’s a perfect mix of style, and improvement on the regular honoured performance. Her 48 here, and everything on Gaspard De Le Nuit is a great example of this fact.

[@marcaurele3115]

On regrette profondément que Martha Argerich n'ai pas enregistré la totalité des nocturnes ! Ce qu'elle nous livre là est époustouflant ! L'opus 48 est tout simplement éblouissant ! Martha , vous êtes la plus grande !

[@gerardpaire304]

Totalement d'accord avec vous. L'op. 48 est en effet époustouflant, à donner des frissons et avoir le souffle coupé !! Une interprétation magistrale. Oui c'est la plus grande en effet !

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Not True! Argerich not the Greatest! More beautiful colorful piano sound than Argerich=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Artur Rubinstein Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy! More Powerful Louder than Argerich=Mikhail Pletnev Supernova Explosion Power!( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest pianist was Lazar Berman! More Genius than Argerich=Sviatoslav Ruchter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov Maurizio Pollini Alexei Lubimov Stanislav Igolinsky!

[@marcaurele3115]

@@RaineriHakkarainen bon , eh bien on a compris que vous appreciez tous les pianistes mis à part Argerich ... A chacun ses goûts. D'ailleurs il existe de nombreux autres pianistes qui interprètent Chopin avec talent ! Pires par exemple qui excelle dans les nocturnes avec maîtrise mais surtout sensibilité !

[@liltick102]

Her 48 is absolutely amazing- my favourite

[@John-thinks]

My new favorite recording of 15 1. Really something else. It's alive.

[@노영철-q2b]

You can get this rare and wonderful performance, so KZbin is the best content!

[@trinidadelena]

Hermoso!!! Una pianista espectacular.... la escucharía eternamente

[@mercedesgauna5307]

MAX LIMA FELICITACIONES !!! POR REGALARNOS ESTE BELLÍSIMO VÍDEO.

[@gerardpaire304]

On peut ne pas apprécier son jeu, mais son phrasé est unique, inimitable, incroyable. J'ai écouté des dizaines et des dizaines d'interprétations du nocturne op. 48 n⁰ 1, elle est la seule, dans la dernière partie de ce morceau (après l'avalanche d'octaves), à savoir rendre l'atmosphère de panique totale, cette course à l'abîme haletante et effrayante. Martha se jette dans cette musique avec son instinct animal, sa fougue. J'ai enfin trouvé l'interprétation de ce nocturne que je cherche depuis longtemps ! Merveilleuse Martha, mystérieuse et secrète, profondément humaine.

[@Santiago-rw6sn]

Parece que tocara una computadora. Quiere una buena versión, escuche Rubinstein,Arrau, Hofman.

[@Schubertd960]

C'est vrai, il y a une férocité qu'on trouve pas chez les autres pianistes qui ont joué ce morceau

[@Bortki]

Wow. Argerich at her best! I only knew her recording of the op.48 n°1... the other Nocturnes are fascinating as well, thanks for sharing!

[@MOVINGCLASSICS]

fascinating!

[@ritacallegaro6555]

Martha Argerich é sem dúvida a melhor pianista viva até os dias de hoje! Amo ela!!! Sem falar, é claro, do incrível Arthur Rubinstein, pra sempre o artista que melhor entendeu e executou Chopin!

[@virginiasanchis1717]

Argentina's best female pianist 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@liltick102]

Her 48 is my favourite ever

[@leandrodepaivacarneiro1647]

Que perfeição! Quanta beleza, técnica e talento reunidos em uma só pessoa! Impressionante!

[@Rosangela161]

Magnificent! Adorable performance. Thank you. Love it.

[@BLOP888]

This is amazing

[@spensert4933]

So many pedestrian Chopin players on youtube. Not her! Flows forward, backward, and upside down little tides of grace.

[@armandblake]

To me that’s how Chopin should sound. Like a feather in the breeze, it rises, and rolls, gets speed and suddenly slows down and gently lands

[@peterfilardo9380]

op 48 #1 is magnificent - by far the best performance I've ever heard. Her sense of rhythm is amazing - it almost swings - and puts to shame others' efforts in this regard, including some very big names

[@Thiago-px9ev]

I dont know if I prefer Martha Argerich or Guiomar Novaes for that piece... Both amazing.

[@erikhorvath4297]

Those musicians who has art in their heart are not shaming anyone that's not their purpose, but express every kind of feeling by their art for those who are listening them

[@lvbdevinelove2329]

That op27 no2 omfg Unbelievable that it was played by a human...the notes sound like they came floating from a heaven somewhere

[@adagrugni3628]

Che splendide interpretazioni @!

[@virginiasanchis1717]

Un orgullo nuestro 🇦🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@carloseduardocarossi5782]

Adoro essa PIANISTA é uma lenda viva

[@elyannacaldas9436]

Excepcional

[@MaximeRaynal]

Amazing !!!! Kind Regards, Maxime

[@mathieukprout8187]

Maxime Raynal kind regards, Maxime. Mathieuk

[@davisatdavis1]

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[@davidsheriff9274]

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[@evanescent3167]

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[@davidsheriff9274]

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[@daphynesilva818]

Uau, umas das melhores pianistas👏👏

[@matikramer9648]

Yes

[@guybertola1416]

Bravo c est tres bien joué , les tempo sont justes . Mille merci

[@spensert4933]

Thunder and lightning! And light drizzle and barometric pressure steady!

[@germanquintero10121946]

MAGNIFICA INTERPRETACION

[@phyllishinton9377]

So patient and Lovely!

[@aliciarosa9908]

Te amo Martha !!

[@Thiago-px9ev]

For those who say Martha is always running through music...

[@keescanalfp5143]

well, not to say always, but often she shows up the special Russian custom to catch those short runs toward a longer tone in an inquiet, rushing manner, undoing the grace of her virtuous playing.

[@hilarioecke515]

Cuando la escuché en el Colón sentí en vivo la enorme fuerza interpretativa de esta mujer. Nunca había escuchado a otro pianista (y escuché en vivo a Goulda, a Brailowsky, a Rubinstein, a Arrau, entre otro) llenar con tanta fuerza y dulzura la sala. Está tocada por los dioses de la música.

[@ЛюдмилаОвчинникова-г6я]

Спасибо! Очень умный тонкий музыкант, а какая красавица !

[@СветланаКоломыйченко-ц1ж]

А какие красивые руки!!!

[@hernanpinto6505]

Oh... Marthita, que que Zeus te bendiga entre todas las musas.

[@alegal752]

Grazie Max ;)

[@leovule1041]

La amo a la extraordinaria pianista de mi país Martha.

[@Whizzbizz]

Thank you!

[@germanruizvm]

Superb!

[@789armstrong]

Awesome! Has there ever been a greater pianist than Martha? I doubt it.

[@carloseduardobarrosrodrigu6318]

Ela é sempre excepcional no que interpreta

[@carlosurbanejasilva1881]

Marta, Marta, Martita, only you...

[@waltermontero2095]

marta gracias porque ahora sabemos que el hombre puede construir un mundo con mas riquesa cultural y entregar amor a otros hombres para ser feliz.

[@charlottemeyer5019]

merci marta

[@hernanmariapintoquintana7884]

Que los dioses te abaniquen Max. Viva Marthita Argerich, viva Chopin!

[@luciaferraro4102]

Magnífico Chopin senti-lo é como se a humanidade fosse só amor,paz e amizade.🇧🇷🇮🇹🕊️

[@maizanoronha5510]

Excelente

[@wolfgangwagner4484]

the op. 48 No 1 is great. Never heard it like this even the pieces very famous,

[@clobassetto7043]

❤❤❤❤

[@Nettovox]

Op. 48, n 1, é um dos meus preferidos!

[@MARIANOHUNG]

Max la conociste hace poco🤗! Felicitaciones

[@cocoon1223]

Is op.27-2 a live recording? Argerich didn't record, right? I've never heard of such a wonderful op.27-2 ... 🥺 I'm glad to hear this Nocturne. Thank you for posting!

[@rodrirodriguez2339]

esta mujer realmente entendio lo que quiso decir Chopin

[@elizabethbalboa2550]

No es una de las mejores es la. Mejor.

[@danicantaro6814]

No creo que el compositor trasfigurara su sentimiento de tal manera. Se cortaria las venas Chopin!! Compuso... Compuso.

[@alegal752]

UNICA UNICA ...;D

[@adrianacasti4473]

Meravigliosa Martha Argerich Nata per essere .... *Chopin*, al femminile

[@battlecruiser7814]

op48no1 gorgeous octaves!

[@maurocappelluti8822]

no hay una artista que haya salido en toda latinoamerica como marta argerich y fuera premiada por el presidente de los ee.uu con el premio kenedy al aporte cultural .the best

[@haruki31717]

夜想曲といいながら、内容はいずれの作品もまるでドラマティックなバラードのようです サムネイルの写真、楽譜は前奏曲op.28-24ですね

[@user-bv7jc]

not too bad, not too bad

[@robertpeton5363]

Y love ...

[@class87srule]

Incomparable!

[@keithwinter7721]

I lost everything

[@이연호-s2x]

👂👤💛

[@lvbdevinelove2329]

I don’t think her fingers are even touching the keyboard!

[@keescanalfp5143]

indeed they don't! the music is coming from above

[@keescanalfp5143]

so funny to see the c minor one as your portrait.

[@lvbdevinelove2329]

​@@keescanalfp5143thank you. It's been a part of me😅❤

[@zuhairbakdoud1360]

Martha Argerich plays Chopin’s nocturnes beautifully, but nobody plays Chopin better than Rubinstein

[@John-thinks]

6:01

[@MayaNature113]

She is a great pianist, however some parts of Shopin sound quite rough, I can't help it but hearing it differently, still passionate but not as rough

[@AluminumHaste]

Your spelling of Chopin is rough.

[@l.matthewblancett8031]

BAM!

[@lonelywanderer2467]

No it isn't, it sounds like Shopen, exactly as you hear but I don't buy that "Soft-Chopin" idea at all, it's not justified by his music.

[@cornegliastilling899]

Yes, i needs to be rough. Our time is rough, culture is dying.

[@MontoyaMatrix]

Strange. Do you really think so? What other Algerich do you like, and don't like? So i can better understand your statement. @@lonelywanderer2467

[@walburgaschlegelmilch337]

Sie spielt nicht, sie lässt die Musik fliessen.Es spielt in ihr

[@georgel2201]

In the first nocturne op 15 no 1 she offers one of the best interpretations I've ever heard especially in the middle section that crescendo at the beginning is gorgeous but her interpretation of op 48 no 1 is awful, its like she's bored of it and plays it superficially for me. The best interpretation of the op 48 no 1 i think is definitely Rubinstein's , he really gives to it justice.

[@MaxLima1]

George L Gilels gives op. 48 no. 1 a wonderful treatment! Have you ever listened to it?

[@georgel2201]

@@MaxLima1 i've just listened to it and i agree with you , it's a unique interpretation and you get the feeling of respect he gives to it

[@EnochWongPiano]

I really wanted to say Radu Lupu is better. Sorry sir I couldn't.

[@esfirross6800]

Martha bullied Nocturnes

[@Jamaal4Jesus]

I don't like her playing of op. 48 no. 1 in the third section. It's too fast.

[@floragutierrez538]

Cierto.Es una versión muy pasional, pero poética y dramática, llena de encanto. Personalmente prefiero la de Rubinstein Siempre trato de pensar cómo le gustaría al autor ser interpretado

[@willemeret2398]

It’s the dopio movemento which means 2 times as fast, and to give some context this piece was supposedly written(1841) after the Russian invasion (1831) of Warsaw Poland (Chopins home country) so I think when’s it’s faster like this or like lisitsa it sounds right! Feels sorrowful but that fire and angst really comes out when it’s played fast! When your comsumed by emotion things run a lot faster in your head, I think that was the case with this piece, suppose to play fast at the end after a slow build up to a release of energy! Although the octaves where a little too fast imo but still sounds good.