Moments Musicaux #16 | Lilya Zilberstein

[@joejan1444]

Rachmaninoff gehört nicht zu meinen Lieblingen und ich startete dieses Video mit der Absicht, nur einmal kurz hineinzuhören. Aber diese Interpretation fesselte mich und so hörte ich mit Spannung und Vergnügen zu vom Anfang bis zum Ende. Frau Zilberstein spielt nicht nur virtuous, das ist wohl die erste Voraussetzung bei Rachmaninoff, sondern auch ungewöhnlich lyrisch. Selbst in den virtuosesten Stücken entstehen Klanggebilde, die den Zuhörer in eine starke poetische Atmosphäre einhüllen. Wunderbare Interpretation - vielleicht werde ich dann doch noch Rachmaninoffist - dank Frau Zilberstein. DANKE für diese genussreiche halbe Stunde! Ein Dank geht auch an das Konzerthaus, dass in diesen Zeiten mit dieser Serie wohltuende Farben in den Alltag bringt.

[@klassikconnaisseur4244]

Lilya Zilberstein hörte ich zum ersten Mal 1993 in Stuttgart als sie für die erkrankte Martha Argerich einsprang. Seitdem bin ich von Ihrem Klavierspiel und ihrer Kunst begeistert! Niemand spielte diese Moments musicaux so tief!

[@leslieackerman4189]

It has been many decades since my discovery of Ms Zilberstein. She remains a magnificent pianist.

[@roberthuber5589]

Piano Queen!

[@williampearson4968]

Beautiful Moments Musicaux - Lilya & Sergej are one!

[@miltonmoore8369]

A VERY ENGAGING AND METICULOUS PERFORMANCE. I OFTEN WATCH HER VIDEO OF RACHMANINOFF'S FIRST PIANO CONCERTO. I FIRST DISCOVERED THIS "LIVING LEGEND" MANY YEARS AGO THROUGH HER RECORDING OF THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO, WHICH I HEARD ON MY CAR RADIO ONE NIGHT IN DALLAS, TEXAS, WHERE I WAS BORN AND RAISED. (FROM A 78 YEAR OLD ADMIRER, NOW RESIDING IN LAS, VEGAS, NEVADA.😊) 💎🎶💎🎶💎🎶💎

[@thomasbarth4901]

Eine ganz große Pianistin, Weltklasse.......

[@marioramongarcia9998]

Great artist Zilberstein, and totally professional. Her Rachmaninov is always deep. I love her Liszt too!

[@paulburke3247]

Wonderful!

[@nunosantos-tenor9099]

Great artist and sweet person 😊⚘️

[@tatianazakharova1512]

Замечательное исполнение!!! Огромное спасибо!!!💐

[@lucianoiovino304]

OMG! Great Great Musician!

[@TheSammadan]

Legendary ❤️

[@miltonmoore8369]

CORRECT THIS TO "A LIVING LEGEND." A LEGEND IS A DECEASED PERSON OF FAME AND DISTINCTION. RESPECTFULLY

[@claudioparrella183]

Sei splendida by Massimo

[@adamchaupiano]

Nice

[@ciararespect4296]

Excellent. No signs of arthritis in her hands yet ❤

[@lagunagreg4019]

There may never be

[@globalc3849]

Wonderful performance as always from LZ. Always loved her playing. Deep and meaningful.

[@antoniodaddedda9580]

❤

[@ivabel34]

Это концерт Лили в Вене

[@김서현-h4j]

1:13

[@IEAO00129]

1. 01:13

[@beautifulbella9752]

15:40

[@Janaceks_Dad]

Beautiful playing...but the piano sounds a bit dull

[@lagunagreg4019]

Welcome to Vienna

[@beautifulbella9752]

22:35

[@Gerhold102]

Luganski gives this Moment an incredible depth of understanding and emotion.

[@studio8-12]

gg but moment 4 is not so good

[@lagunagreg4019]

I must agree

[@Serge-s7k]

An interpretation which is technically precise and professional but which, to my taste, lacks emotions and depth of understanding. The lack of understanding culminated in the last moment which is not only played much faster as intended by Rachmaninov (therefore, the character "maestoso" lacks terribly) but it is also played without any detailed sense of phrasing, real contrasts in colors or just any feeling that the performer is trying to have a spiritual experience rather than mere technical display. Here, I just heard an etude in the worst sense of the word. A big disappointment.

[@claudioparrella183]

montesano

[@miltonmoore8369]

Only a hare-brained,jerkweed troll would write such a an utterly awful critique as this. There is not a shadow of a hint of a scintilla of truth or reason in this cruel diatribe.😬🙈😫🥶🙉😖

[@miltonmoore8369]

To aver that this highly esteemed pianist has no depth of understanding of this work is first class unadulterated stupidity.👎

[@lagunagreg4019]

​@@miltonmoore8369- that is not what he is saying. I am not a lisitsa fan, but I prefer her recording of these works if only because she is more present with them, and more obviously in love. Silberstein's is a much colder and patrician reading of these works. That is the wrong approach, to my taste.