Mikhail Pletnev plays Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody no. 12 - video 1987

[@sirwan505]

6:02 - I never seen such still fingers playing trill in my life!

[@cl6sc]

There are no technical barriers at all for him and therefore it becomes very interesting to hear every note and dynamic that he achieves in this piece

[@christophera3330]

No technical barriers? I think he struggles a bit I certain spots.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Come on!! Pletnev the most Powerful Loudest ever!! Pletnev the Supernova Explosion power! NO-ONE IS CLOSE! The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman!!

[@carmirobertcruceru1395]

@@RaineriHakkarainen I think piano mastery has much more than loudness... such as sound control, pedalling, musical taste, under many others

[@arturcrane2764]

😂😂😂​@@christophera3330

[@carnivalcruiserbill]

A compelling performance with many subtle nuances.

[@ОльгаХ-к2р]

Прекрасно слушать хочется бесконечно .

[@adriennebeecker5000]

GENIUS!

[@elviralovemusic2020]

Слушаешь, удивляешься и восхищаешься тем, насколько Велик Человеческий Потенциал! Гениально и Шедеврально!!! БРАВО!!!

[@robertwarwick3294]

Thank you so much for posting this. I saw Pletnev play this in the UK the same year along with Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov. One of the great pianists of our time. The film has brought back so many memories, thank you again.

[@ОльгаХ-к2р]

Нет ничего лучшего чем это звучание .Спасибо .

[@pianopera]

Amazing pianistic control.

[@susanchemm9391]

Браво!!!! Гениально!!!!

[@micaelabonetti949]

Fantastic piano on 🔥!

[@josepalomogomez9865]

Una maravilla. Gracias

[@madilmusic]

BRAVO

[@Alex-ew4uz]

Браво

[@yashiimelodies4506]

Although I don't agree with this interpretation, he did great.

[@paolofranceschi6874]

Eh... Mica male. Eh?

[@KirilMezgov]

Очень странное исполнение...

[@Lordran__]

Terrible.

[@carnivalcruiserbill]

Please explain.

[@Lordran__]

Too slow!

[@manuel-et4he]

Bill Teichman Apart from speed, he many times don´t respect what Liszt wrote. For example in the start of the piece.

[@Elitistt]

@Santino PARDO Well said.

[@LC-bb6kn]

​​@@manuel-et4he do you think Liszt himself played ALWAYS what he wrote the same way??? In the romanticism improvising was at the heart of life performace. Come on...read more.