Nobuyuki Tsujii: Chopin: Andante spianato & grand polonaise brillante

[@Moscu177]

This is the real genius ,is a God gift ,incredible talented pianist ,I don't have enough words for his amazing talent ,musicality,technique etc.. I wish to see him in a live concert ,once in my life time ! Wish him the best in life and more concerts and prizes ,he deserve it !

[@keikot4998]

This interpretation is clear and so pleasantly spiritual. It has been the very best, even compared with other top pianists’ like that of Yundi, Lang Lang, etc. His is crystal clear, not compromised with any artificial craftiness, but probably best represents Chopin’s original spirit.　他のピアニスト達では、このような喜びが全く起きません。多分、世界的なピアニスト達と比べても、この辻井さんの解釈が元のショパンのスピリットに最も忠実なのではないでしょうか?

[@edithc9296]

Amazing talent!

[@matusitamichiko5709]

アップありがとうございます！

[@MariaMargo-j8y]

I could listen all Night❤

[@GirlFromNippon]

Now, THIS ( performed in New York in 2014 ) is the kind of sound that makes you awed with admiration and respect. Bravo, Nobu ! :')

[@naiadeforta]

One can always argue whether a particular interpretation is to ones liking or not (I happen to find this one very beautiful), but I do not think one can argue the accomplishment of Tsujii as one hell of a pianist!

[@embun1945]

Excellent, sweet to listen and beautiful. Thank you.

[@cezynicolescu289]

He's a joy! Thank you

[@batoolalhiari1130]

I feel blessed to be able to listen to this from such a talented genius

[@notaire2]

Echt brillante Aufführung dieses perfekt komponierten Meisterwerks im gut phrasierten Tempo mit glänzendem Klang und effektiv kontrollierter Dynamik. Einfach wunderbar!

[@anamariajannello3565]

Excellent

[@hirorinsima1755]

The sound of the piano you play is pure and beautiful I'm looking forward to the Chopin concert at Suntory Hall on December 14th.2020.

[@俊子八ツ本]

以前聴いた若い頃よりもより優しくなって心に染み込んでくる気がします😂

[@metestingdude]

holy s***. i've tried many times to play chopin with my eyes closed, and im all over the place. utmost respect for being able to play without seeing, and even more respect for the brilliant interpretation. maybe my new favorite pianist

[@lucaciandrei]

And don'y forget about his technique to learn this piece... or any piece.

[@Doodlebug330]

SO MUCH TALENT!.....FINESSE, BORN FOR THIS FOR SURE....THANKS

[@mlliu2006]

Nobu performs this and other Chopin/Liszt works on Wednesday April 9 2014, 7:30PM at the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater, Florida, U.S.A.

[@太郎-n3l]

Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man. 　 Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin バッハは、天文学者で最高に素晴らしい星々を発見した。ベートーベンは宇宙に挑戦した。私はただ人間の魂と心を表現しようとするだけです。 フレデリック・ショパン

[@PawelVVysocki]

There's something outstanding about his sound.

[@peko3403]

最高🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cjyu2]

I'm in tears the whole 13 mins :'(

[@ЛюсяСелина]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💫

[@pawesocha3570]

Jestem twardzielem.....ale przy jego grze się wzruszam

[@mlliu2006]

This I think is an especially good performance by Nobu of this work. Thanks for uploading, WQRX. Please consider adding "New York 2014" to the title or as annotation on the video to distinguish this video from the many others.

[@PawelVVysocki]

He sounds as thought there were three people inside of him, sitting side by side, united by one mind. What is so striking about it is the fact that it seems to defy the laws of physics (how sound waves form etc.). I didn't think piano playing could do that.

[@ronbroun3111]

+Pawel Wysocki He's just playing the piano well. There aren't three people inside him united with one mind, and nothing in the performance seems to defy the laws of physics, including how sound waves form. You're right that piano playing can't do that. Purple prose doesn't get us there, either.

[@俊子八ツ本]

辻井さんのはサラッとしていて気持ちが良いです。😂

[@tokumae-n4n]

彼のベートベン　リストが大好きです 俺の偏見だよｗｗｗ

[@artymowycz]

Would have been nice if they tuned it for him...

[@俊子八ツ本]

ショパンコンクールの時とは数段違って余裕のある円熟みを感じますね♪😂

[@atomboy731]

このピアノは高音部が玩具のような音がする。辻井さんにふさわしくない。

[@Hopfensperger]

Consider tuning your piano a bit more often fellas.

[@urkwez3687]

İ really liked the high notes in that way. Which is, as you mean some of the courses are a bit out of tune in that area.

[@橋本啓子-g1n]

最近ファンになりました。透明で純な音が大好きで毎日聞いています。でもこのパフォーマンスに関してはキーシンやランランの方が一枚上手です。気の毒なのは視覚障害者なのにこんなに弾けるのはすごいという評価がつきまとうことです。クライバーン優勝から１０年以上経ち視覚障害者というのは周知されたのだからこれからはガチの勝負です。お父様がおっしゃるように盲目のピアニストと言われるうちは一流ではない、「盲目の」が取れるよう是非頑張ってほしいです。

[@チズコヤマグチ]

純粋に音が素敵で心地よい音楽を楽しく聞いています🤗 比較しないでおだやかな時でありますように💐

[@momoryu4130]

これは辻井さんが24歳の時ですよ。あなたが聞いたのはそれから7.8年後だと思いますが・・・ つい最近聞いた彼のショパンは素晴らしい解釈と降り注ぐような光の粒のような音色でした。 画面上の音よりも数倍美しいです。 彼は素晴らしかったです。

[@Imafungi123]

I wonder if he occasionally messes up some octave passages on purpose to prove hes blind

[@PaulaStreet]

to prove he's human!

[@Imafungi123]

***** Sorry this is the first time I came across this pianist and I am a hardcore skeptic in all manners of observation, so the astonishment of his playing led me to make the comment I did. The fact he is perfectly blind and can so perfectly find finger placement and play like that is beyond remarkable.

[@ChristianJiang]

My mother always tells me that some disable people are extraordinarily developed in other things. Nobuyuki is blind and has other problem (he's autistic), but he plays perfectly the piano! My mother tells me that in Milan (Italian city) there was a person considered by many stupid. He clearly had some problems, but his brain was extremely developed in learning languages. He spent his days in the Chinatown of the city, and in one night he started to talk and understand the Chinese dialect (not Mandarin).

[@SCARPIA44]

I wonder if you could play like this blindfolded?

[@Imafungi123]

mike cianciolo I wonder if you misinterpreted the nature of my comment or you think for some other reason your comment is warranted? I have nothing but respect for this pianist, my inquisitive statement still stands.

[@brozors]

I don't particularly like his interpretation, but I can't possibly down vote a blind pianist.

[@yftachshenbaum6573]

many of my teachers think his performances are the best regardless of him being blind. say interpretation for rach 2 is amazing.

[@mlliu2006]

Yftach Shenbaum Bravo! Thank you for this comment. My sentiment exactly. You have great teachers ^_^