Martha Argerich plays Shostakovich Concerto in C minor for Piano and Trumpet, Op. 35

[@ninakons829]

An incomparable pianist

[@robertjason6885]

How young her hands look! This goes to the top of the class. Brilliant playing from all, and the personal touches from Ms Argerich are so….. personal.

[@hiranomasao7589]

Shostakovich intrinsically has a jazzy flavor which goes super well with Martha.

[@robertjason6885]

The best trumpet playing of this piece in my memory… perfection.

[@ninakons829]

Sweet the playing of the trumpet,congratulations

[@ignaciolorello]

endeed

[@robertjason6885]

Maestro Temirkanov in total command.

[@bohemiatotal]

She's just one of a kind. Absolutely miraculous. Thanks:))

[@hellbooks3024]

She’s just so beautiful I’m dying.

[@roseidaclarettemoraes1989]

Pure a Memoria!!! Senza spartito, Bravissima!!!!

[@kahuhinerosemary4984]

Amazing and fantastic performance!! Why aren't they giving them a standing ovation? Thank you for having this online.

[@huiong4946]

Keep on eternally.

[@TheIpazia1]

Grazie mille per la condivisione,sempre un piacere ascoltare questo concerto interpretato da Martha,bravissima 💕

[@robertjason6885]

What a performance!! Kudos as well to the sound and video crews.

[@Violinisten]

Fantastic!

[@ignaciolorello]

!!! bravo

[@thibomeurkens2296]

Damn! How come that this piece isn’t as famous as the second concerto? It’s even better!

[@simonwong2738]

Who told you that? Shoskovich's first concertos are always more innovative and famous than the seconds, violin, cello and piano.

[@thibomeurkens2296]

@@simonwong2738 Ive always got the impression that the second concerto is more popular. Especially the second mvt is known by basically everyone.

[@robertjason6885]

@@thibomeurkens2296The first is more widely played… but that ravishing, emotional 2nd movement of the 2nd is to the level of Rachmaninov’s 2nd move of HIS 2nd concerto. The Shostakovich second was written for his son. You can tell.

[@eduardobeserra]

I. Allegretto: 0:27 II. Lento 6:47 III. Moderato 15:17 IV. Allegro con brio 17:10

[@daniels7052]

Amazing upload thank you!!

[@jocelynemiloradovic2767]

Mais comment fait-elle pour apprendre par coeur tant de partitions ? ! Je suis admirative !

[@thibomeurkens2296]

Es una diosa 😅😂

[@hellbooks3024]

Part of the job.

[@danielasasso6916]

Immensa

[@williamcao7492]

Who can tell me, what the conductor talked about after just finish?

[@ignaciolorello]

whaaaatt!!!

[@renelicht]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@mhenrikse]

that trumpet player is great! Who is he?

[@stefanoresmini2211]

Giuliano Sommerhalder

[@yusukeundisolde]

なんでこんなにピアノうまいの？

[@banana_GGG]

アルゲリッチだから

[@rationalthinker-2024]

@20:18 why is the conductor is surprised? Martha always plays like that……. At that point of the concert

[@VanoArts]

its a rehearsed joke

[@rationalthinker-2024]

@@VanoArts you think? For the first 2 secs, Martha was sort of surprised by the interruption. :)

[@patricat_]

Francesco è uno scherzo. Il Direttore fa segno a Marta che il concerto è per 2 e quindi non doveva interrompere la tromba, perché era il suo momento e se ascolti bene in quel momento il pianoforte interrompe bruscamente la tromba. Alla fine lo scherzo continua anche durante gli applausi. Infatti Marta abbraccia il trombettista e fa segno al direttore che sono in 2 i solisti

[@rationalthinker-2024]

@@patricat_ ma quell’interruzione è parte del concerto non è una cosa nuova 😅😅

[@patricat_]

@@rationalthinker-2024 certo e loro hanno voluto aggiungere quella piccola scenetta. In effetti rende l'idea, no? A me quell'interruzione sa come un dispetto del pianoforte

[@jocelynemiloradovic2767]

Qui est le trompettiste ?

[@patrickaveaux7650]

Giuliano Sommerhalder

[@idrisbalavakos]

The cinematography is absolute trash.

[@hellbooks3024]

Yeah.