Mikhail Pletnev plays Moszkowski - Etude op. 72 No. 11 (Beijing, 2018)

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[@fidelcastro9112]

Wow. Pletnev comes in, sits down, plays the piece with the upmost smoothness, and casually leaves. What a boss.

[@davidkotler7466]

@Robert Lee, Countertenor It's not always narcissism although I can understand where you're coming from - I know for example that Richter would sometimes sit at the piano and not start playing until he counted to 30 in his head.

[@alessandropelizzoli6613]

Maybe He could be a boss, but, to me this Is not Music. Mere exercise.

[@dungnguyenkieunmy5505]

@@alessandropelizzoli6613what do you mean? Music is simply music, even gamme is music !

[@bailahie4235]

How insanely fluent. The most fluent interpretation of this piece I have heard.

[@nickk8416]

The strength and total command of his playing is astonishing. He even gets better with age...if that's possible. His late 70's videos prompted visions of what the great Liszt might have looked like at that age. Wow.

[@smb925]

His technique just seems effortless. What a master

[@АнатолийМатычко-у9н]

Что тут комментировать - это же Плетнев!

[@figvam86kip15]

ИЗЯЩНО, ВИРТУОЗНО! БРАВО! СУПЕР, ТАК ЛЕГКО И НЕПРИНУЖДЕННО. БЛАГОДАРЮ ЗА ИСКУССТВО, ВЫСШЕЕ МАСТЕРСТВО!

[@kacemchawqi5787]

wow u can tell he have so much experience in piano his playing was so smooth

[@flonzaley6092]

What a master! The expression of the young lady fortunate enough to be sitting at the end of the keyboard says it all. Thank you for the posting!

[@Mignuke]

Damn he has amazing control

[@brunobosio3968]

What a delicate touch on the keys, and fluidity. Perfect dynamic control only true masters have

[@olgavoit7420]

Безукоризненно , блестяще !!! Браво , Маэстро !!!

[@jacobs6251]

This is a beautiful representation of how Moszkowski should be played, thank you so much for this!

[@the_court_jester666]

Pletnev is great.

[@ЛюдмилаСветова-ы6ъ]

Плетнев- мой фортепианный БОГ!!!!!!!!!!!!!прекрасные,чуткие РУКИ,УШИ,ДУША!!!!!!!!!!фантастический человек!!!!!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹я СЧАСТЛИВА,когда его слышу и вижу!!!!!!

[@ЖаннаБоровикова-з4ю]

Да,да да!!! Вы 100 раз правы!!!

[@ГульсумУмбеталиева-ф5о]

Высший пианизм 👍👍👍

[@DM-le6uk]

Плетнёва с детства обожаю. ❤

[@789armstrong]

Totally awesome, in a class by himself.

[@valerieheinderyckx4506]

Merci d'avoir pensé à Moszkovski...❤

[@Fatemeh__Zareiyan]

So smooth and quickly 😭😭☹

[@hipocoristico15]

He is a great pianist and a great artist.

[@awachowicz314]

Absolutnie genialne!

[@michaelschefold3299]

A fantastic interpretation without mannerisms! Good taste in playing the piano!

[@musiclassic1]

Yes, ice cold flawless and robotic is how I like my romanticism.

[@TomBarrister]

@musiclassic1 Pletnev prefers to put his mannerisms into the music, rather than bounce around like so many do, something that is and was done by other "robotic" musicians such as Heifetz, Horowitz, and (to a degree) Rubinstein.

[@musiclassic1]

@@TomBarrister He doesn't seem to me to be a very mannered man on the inside either then, considering he sounds nothing like Heifets, Horowitz and Rubinstein. He sounds more like a Pollini-wannabe who fails at being as skilled or inspired as Pollini.. But whatever, that's just my taste speaking.

[@mackiceicukice]

@@musiclassic1 You must be a student.

[@mackiceicukice]

@@musiclassic1 Well...he sounds like Pletnev.

[@jeongwooseo]

The best interpretation ever

[@Xyriak]

stoic, but so expressive in his playing. how it ought to be!

[@elnoble.1120]

Amazing

[@therightmusic7639]

You play it as well as Horowitz used to play it but in your own style and with your impeccable technique. Really musical and original. Bravo!!!

[@paulmetdebbie447]

On top of the world ❤️👏🙏🎵

[@e.hutchence-composer8203]

Just walks on stage and doesn’t even wait for the audience to stop clapping

[@TomBarrister]

That's his move.

[@OscarZhou511]

Yup. Amazing.

[@mariofranco7416]

i just laughed out loud because that was so sweet

[@danielalaura5973]

On se igra,zafrkava...💐💐👏👏❤️❤️

[@bfposner]

Even the showpieces sound profound.

[@graziellaiaccarinoidelson9702]

BRAVISSIMO !!!!!!!!!!!

[@DJStefandeJong]

His tone is gorgeous

[@jeanlucchapelon]

He’s incredible

[@kixwho]

so effortless he looks like he walked into a mall and saw a piano

[@СтаниславЧернухин-ь9ш]

Восхищает стройность формы и изящный, лёгкий и интеллигентный дирижёрский жест!

[@arshomo4840]

Great... Superb... Восхитительно... Möhtəşəm... Номер 1 в Мире. Глубокая музыкальная чувства. Ритмичность превосходно. Форте Пиано. Гроза и капли. Техника на пике. Кавай И Плетнев = МУЗЫКА

[@Dichweed]

Such a gifted pianist to play notes.

[@franzjohnston]

...and that is how we do that!!.....masterful!

[@Halegon]

It is so effortless that he could play it in his sleep.

[@gerdlindlar1980]

fabulous

[@owenwhite4466]

It caught me off guard how quickly he sat down and started playing lmao

[@КириллПлотников-с5е]

МАСТЕР

[@ЖаннаБоровикова-з4ю]

Блестяще!!!

[@adrianruiz7137]

Impressive!

[@НатальяМужичкова-у3ю]

Великий пианист!!!!

[@TomBarrister]

Few concert artists play this piece as written. All have their own embellishments, and most use some variation of the four chord ending. Horowitz got the idea from Chopin's Ballade No. 3 (Opus 47), which uses the same ending, except that in the Ballade, the second chord (F minor) is played on the dominant note (C), and Horowitz's ending plays it on the tonic note (F). Pletnev designed his own descending run leading to the four chords, using mainly the white keys.

[@BOCELLIRITTER]

Bravo!

[@adrianruiz7137]

Amazing!

[@prokastinatore]

Awesome! Simple and like a butterfly. Besides that, it's f....'n difficult 2 play but a real master knows how to perform. Bravissimo!

[@troy5094]

I regret to say: 1) that I wasn’t there even though Beijing is my hometown; 2) that I didn’t discover this until now.

[@allstarmark12345]

Wish we had this type of talent in Atlanta!!!!

[@ЖаннаБоровикова-з4ю]

Здесь не только талант,но и русская высокопрофессиональная Московская школа.

[@chazinko]

Reminds me of Horowitz - good stuff!

[@maximilianmaisky3362]

chazinko Pletnev has played for Horowitz on numerous occasion and Horowitz was giving him advice.

[@vladimirmoiseyev4899]

@@maximilianmaisky3362 He needn't advice

[@FirstGentleman1]

The gentle master.

[@micaelabonetti949]

Hahaha! J'adore! Et les premiers rangs du public l'auditoire tout entier et les musiciens de l'orchestre sont d'accord avec moi! J'ADORE! Mi piace da matti! Si diverte, mi diverte, diverte pubblico ed orchestrali! 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹

[@wrstrfgh]

The lightness is staggering ..... I find this by (very) far the most likable rendition, even if the other recordings appear to be of low quality.....

[@CRb677]

He knows most Chinese like to play Moszkowsky Etude and he is showing off to be 😎 awesome

[@shilloshillos]

I could be wrong, but Horowitz had respect for Pletnev.

[@ediccartman7252]

Right. They even met when Horowitz came to Moscow.

[@uliwidmaier5192]

Extremely well played, with a delightful dry humor. Some comments say this is better than Horowitz. I think Pletnev himself, who knew Horowitz well, would be the first to disagree. As the great Lazar Berman once said, "“To compare me or any other pianist with Horowitz is a sacrilege, a profanity, like spitting on a saint in church.”

[@kunfupapa8162]

I think you are absolutely right ! Pletnev has the good taste not to imitate Horowitz and yet he manages to deliver a rendition of this etude that is close in spirit to Horowitz's. Close technically but not better in my opinion because Horowitz made music sound even more genuine, sparkling, vivid, smartly poetic, intrinsically right and fair... I think young Pletnev was very close to that when he played his sleeping beauty transcription in Moscow.

[@elmiramuradova561]

Очень изящно и легко .

[@waterman9524]

😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️🧡

[@constantinqueins9313]

Minimalistisch und höchst kultiviert.

[@VocalEdgeTV]

Bloody hell.

[@LC-bb6kn]

MASTER

[@Idk-ej4ue]

I can play this piece, but when he plays it, it literally sounds like a new piece, and also, is his ending different from original

[@iampracticingpiano]

He copied the ending composer by Vladimir Horowitz

[@Fatemeh__Zareiyan]

How can he play so fast like this

[@haydenhowell1647]

He kind of reminds me of the food critic on Ratatouille, but he’s a realllly good piano player

[@MrLemuel2004]

❤❤❤❤❤ 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝

[@denizsincar29]

how to learn the pletnev's great ending with 4 cords.

[@vivvpprof]

What do you mean "how to learn", obviously you hear him playing the chords. That's like asking "how to learn the name of the piece"...

[@denizsincar29]

@@vivvpprof i don't here exact cords.

[@vivvpprof]

@@denizsincar29 C7 Fmin Eb7 Ab

[@PaulSmith-qs1es]

I thought he was younger because he was younger in the other videos I saw of him. :-P

[@liraidaratchinskaia8926]

Бисерная техника!

[@ddd20120127]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@조승환-f3d]

...우...우와...

[@jedrzejsteszewski6694]

0:53 Happy Birthday reference ;-) Nonetheless, a wonderful performance. Way more musical than the one by Horowitz.

[@789armstrong]

Awesome, at least equal to young Horowitz.

[@789armstrong]

Horowitz was pretty much in a class by himself.

[@eliaseiffert2207]

🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@fryderyckchopin484]

What notes does he play in that descending run just before the end?

[@elliottgyll8453]

Isn’t the end supposed to be a plagal cadence?

[@markmcmillan4233]

1:22

[@ryushev2000]

how

[@samrangdale8971]

Moszkowski> everyone else

[@МихаилГурбо-у1и]

Горовиц конечно же гораздо ярче!! Но всё равно Спасибо!!

[@AhimSaah]

A man fed-up with life and himself.

[@Brian-on1zo]

AhimSaah why are you sharing your story with us?

[@AhimSaah]

@@Brian-on1zo Haha, that's a good one buddy! :D I listened to one of Pletnev's recitals a few years ago I literally had the feeling that he was going to die during the performance. It was so short on energy and life.

[@johnbanach3875]

I can't get over the pedophilia allegations. Of course, he called it a "misunderstanding," but why did he have a vacation home in a Thai resort infamous for illicit sexual activity?

[@Davideberti]

eh beh

[@petervonberg2711]

Totally without the elan of Horowitz

[@michieldpiano]

Not something special (the composition that is). Etincelle and F major is so much more beautiful. Of course Pletnev doesn't need to be introduced. Already a legend.

[@stefanbalcerak]

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[@vladimirmoiseyev4899]

Your Russian is perfect/

[@stefanbalcerak]

@@vladimirmoiseyev4899 Cnacuba :)

[@신승엽-e9e]

몇 년 전에 이 연주자를 좋아했지만 지금은 안 좋아합니다

[@신승엽-e9e]

@muzik muzik 무슨 일 있었나용?

[@arshomo4840]

Намбер 1 он зе Ворлд

[@WBensburg]

What kind of piano is he playing?

[@ClassicalRaritiesChannel]

It is a Shigeru Kawai that was designed especially for him.

[@helibergen9985]

Браво,Михаил Васильевич!!!

[@ttp911]

@@ClassicalRaritiesChannel incredible instruments...

[@1fattyfatman]

These ingenious simplifications. I wish I'd seen this before learning it!

[@СергейЛагутин-с4ж]

Не Горовиц...

[@Шустрый-б3з]

дети с детского сада тоже так играют

[@admortor]

Perfect technique...ok...so what? The coldest, most meaningless interpretation of this etude that I've ever seen...and Pletnev is one of my favorites. Sad.

[@zottek2]

And WHY is this a Russian rarity?

[@ОльгаТвердохлеб-б4т]

Он великий пианист. Но вид. . . Какой-то отталкивающий.

[@TheMightyFork_]

It sounds like Horowitz... I mean, why he imitates him? It’s boring when you have 2 Horowitz.. he was inspired by him for sure, but still.. I dont like his lack of imagination.

[@TomBarrister]

The only part that's like Horowitz is the four chord ending.