Frédéric Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1 e-minor (Olga Scheps live)

[@Ciscodays]

"Bach is an astronomer, discovering the marvelous stars, Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the heart and soul of man." - Frederick Chopin

[@sumer67sumer63]

Tim Countis exactly

[@becerrilmusicmx7395]

Bach is not an astronomer, Bach is the universe.

[@irtap404]

That is indeed what I feel about him. If romanticism had a name, that would be Frederik

[@jackieann5494]

Thank you , Tim .

[@teddygilenocassiano5207]

Maravilha não posso discordar,é a pura verdade.

[@renepallalever3657]

The interruptions for ads are a crime

[@georg2740]

Absolutely true!

[@brandonjohnson8880]

Time for youtube premium, good sir

[@robertomarconi7342]

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[@lepourceletbarthelemy6555]

When listening to classic music, it's how I feel it too, and that's what I was about to type before seeing your post ^^

[@Yeeter96]

using brave instead of chrome etc. has all blockers innit :) never interrupt again

[@Alfonso-mi3np]

This concerto takes me almost 30 years in the past, I was 18 years old, in love, suffering for a girl, working with my dad, listening many times to this concerto and thinking of her. Every time I listen this concerto brings me tears, I miss that time, I miss my parents, I was very happy and yet, I didnt know It

[@judyochoa422]

What a sweet thing to say, life is bitter sweet

[@denisarsenault505]

It will always be your proustian madeleine and no one will take that away from you ever ...for me it takes me to my last year of high school studying hard evenings and nights to get ready for my final high school exams and for the exams to get admitted in a very competitive university. Always with the turn table on listening to my 20 discs with classical music, always dreaming how great life will be if I pass the exams, if I start university, if I find my soulmate...25 years later, this concert still takes me to that small bedroom to my teenage self, what a nostalgia... Ps Happy to report that all those dreams and some more came all true :-)

[@aholder4471]

We must be twins....

[@pianosenzanima1]

@@denisarsenault505 if how long this will continue to torment my soul, why even bother anymore...

[@m31sprincesa62]

When u said “I was very happy and yet, I didn’t know it” I felt that

[@ketzalkiawitl]

From all the millions of YT videos... this is my favorite. A gem.

[@johnnym6700]

Agree with you 100% for me too! Its a kind of magic!

[@ЛЮДАРОТМАН]

а концерт для ф-но с симф. оркестром Штутгарта до минор с Лерой Ауэрбах?)Для меня оно самое любимое.Мелодии Моцарта ,Шопена,Чайковского,Брамса,Рахманинова чудесные и современные и лучших никто не написал и не напишет...

[@tomaszstrandell680]

Because she makes love to the piano using music

[@pavelsimane]

I wrote a comment on this video years ago. But I have to say it again. Olga Scheps has a gift from God. Her interpretation is unique and absolutely fantastic.!!!

[@christophlieding734]

Hallo from Germany/ bist du von Georgien? Deine Flagge? Wish we could unite in music or something like that. Sad to see our society so divided like many other nations. I have a dream sometimes " what we could do if we would work together. Best wishes, Gesundheit and some prayers from the old country.

[@brianking7025]

@@christophlieding734

[@duroxkilo]

...or it could be years and years of hard work :)

[@szymonk4861]

And absolutely without polish spirit.

[@jkomis]

Even being an Atheist I have to agree!

[@robertmassie6050]

She looked so relaxed. I've never seen anyone look like they're having so much fun. She was so in the zone and comfortable in this video.

[@Luzt.]

"In the zone" may be the best description. Not having thing phrase in my every-day vocabulary, I was thinking about a little girl drawing princesses and playing with her dolls. Yes, she was completely immersed in the performance and having fun. What a joy to watch!

[@musicartgeek]

My reaction exactly. Makes it look like zero stress, 100% let's do this. Incredible

[@bobjasper4805]

How good is that maestro then

[@stuartk3134]

@@Luzt. She plays with extraordinary precision and crispness and feeling.

[@madhavcb8168]

Who is she?

[@lamcy1731]

The best part about the performance is that she looks like she enjoys every single second of it

[@141gray]

I heartily agree. A fantastic talent

[@lizmuir8307]

Watching her is like witnessing ballet and piano playing at the same time. A very sensitive player. Truly lovely

[@BorisShmagin-f3h]

Действительно балет, участвуют все дирижер, пианистка и музыканты

[@larrybirchan]

So beautiful and elegant!❤️❤️❤️

[@jeffdawson2786]

Such a small orchestra for this piano concerto and yet so rich in sound. Exquisite. ❤️

[@rastanot]

Less is More, eh?

[@corpsman827]

All these musicians are talented, bravo

[@arlo247]

Exceptionally so.

[@leannehelder6350]

Pp0@@corpsman827

[@michaelangelesz]

Exactly this.

[@alexcherryblossom1]

The sound of this live recording is impeccable.

[@evelynrebecca1959]

Maravilhoso! Pianista impecável.

[@camerongairns188]

How lucky are we to live in a world where talent such as this is readily available for all to see . For free .

[@nicolepaladini3990]

Yes.

[@alziragreppe6004]

Em épocas atrás, dos musicistas, era raro poder assistir um recital...agora, temos todos os mais valiosos e também os intérpretes de graça.❤

[@jornspirit]

...the whole performance is fantastic, and Olga is just outstanding, mind blowing... the way she lifts of and drops her hands on the piano keys, is mesmerizing... there is so much joy in her whole presence ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ...and Frederic - we love you 💖

[@jayneelisabet1159]

❤

[@readmore3634]

I fell asleep at my computer today and woke up to this....about a minute into the performance...so started it at the beginning. Every note, every pluck, pause and passage is incredibly thought out and delivered to the eardrum. I'm a fan of all different types of music...but this!.....this is so much more than music. I can't describe it....

[@cameronperrins]

Chopin hits deep hey

[@alexdevon2588]

Yes, it is very hard almost impossible to describe wonderful classical music when it is so spiritually and brilliantly performed. After hearing her play, I wrote a poem called, "Without Words". So, we both had the same reaction, so it must be right.

[@CaringCommentator]

its a tender, loving atmosphere vibe

[@DearMark01]

This girl's smile is hypnotic. Most pianists look in pain while showing emotion. I have listened to this piece played by many for the past 50 years and Olga gets my vote. I just listened to the Chopin winners playing this piece -- I think she would have won hands down.

[@byOldHand]

I agree with you Mark, this smile is exactly hypnotic.

[@johnnym6700]

I agree 100%. None of the players came close. Its a pity we never got to hear Nikolay play this piece. He was by far the best pianist in the competition. This is a once in a lifetime performance. I think Olga was in love and it comes through in this concert. The orchestra and conductor could all feel her passion and they were enjoying it too.

[@GourSmith]

Me too, as far as this concerto is concerned and many nocturnes and waltzes too.

[@Rach-Fanatic]

You seriously believe she plays better than Hofmann? This is simply not true…

[@katiesethna]

One of the finest piano concertos, one of the finest pianists, and one of the finest conductors. Total happiness!

[@olgamariaarayschutz1842]

P

[@ciararespect4296]

Not bad pianist but easy on the eye

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

👍

[@bradforddrake8633]

I agree..Chopin was from another galaxy.....his music is extradimensional! His music really touches our heart and soul!

[@johnnym6700]

Yes from a more advanced previous civilization....probably 1000's years ago

[@phsycopiano]

My opinion, Chopin is the greatest pianist

[@worthlessemail3626]

@@phsycopiano Greatest piano composer =/= greatest pianist in all fairness. That's undisputable vs. "Versus these other guys who were/are capable of things chopin couldn't even physically do." Alkan, Liszt, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, hell there were tons who were leagues beyond Chopin as a "pianist." Though, there are none who can compose as much meaningful music for solo piano and piano centered works in such a short of a time as he did! Not everything is a matter of opinions, I know this is the regressive era and all.... But depending on ideals too much will certainly make you miss the actual truth. -Someone who probably loves Chopin just as much as you do (if not more I literally have studied everything about him beyond his musical works for decades!) 'but doesn't like misinterpretations created by the delusions we call opinions' to justify what we don't know/can't actually explain. P.S opinions aren't inherently bad... But when we use them as an excuse for societal involvement and ostracization alike... It's pretty bad. It's like "Hey I want to start an argument about something I don't really have a reasoning for or can't be honest about!" Then next thing you know somebody who knows what they are talking about comes along... "No that's wrong! You will never change my opinion!" -The world in 2023

[@VenancioPineda]

"Chopin was from another galaxy"...yes, he was from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱❤🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@trebleclef9844]

Hes a genius for writing this even tho he mainly writes for the piano only

[@wenkaiyang1487]

I consider it a lifelong privilege to attend a concert like this in person.

[@HubertRieger]

Als ich in den siebziger Jahren dieses Werk als Jungverliebter kennengelernt habe, war die Zahl der Weltklassepianisten noch sehr überschaubar. Diese Aufnahme hat Weltklasse, die Interpretin zeigt ihre Freude an der Musik mit Elan und Transparenz und künstlerischer Reife trotz ihres jungen Alters.Ein Glücksfall, dass dies heute mit perfekter Aufnahmetechnik dokumentiert werden kann. Danke, ein großartiges Geschenk. Es sollte für kommende Generationen erhalten bleiben.

[@bernardomedina5943]

Ms. Scheps kills me with her Artistry, & Infinite Beauty.... Moved me to tears....Chopin would be most proud....❤❤

[@scottkleyla7752]

The story is Chopin dared others to try his works in jest,finding faults toying along the accidentals,This gifted artist test pissed Chopin off good!

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

If you are listening to this in July 2024 , I love Chopin and you are not alone...I love Chopin is my favorite composer. Oiga Scheps bravo! Respect and admiration ...

[@alziragreppe6004]

Também,Chopin é o meu favorito..e a interpretação dessa jovem é maravilhosa! Quanta dedicação...❤

[@Barry018018]

i salute to the ones who listen to Chopin

[@cluna2002]

❤️🎹🎹❤️

[@michaeltheophilus5260]

I listen to Bach

[@MartinDEPARISOT]

NOr Barry

[@michaeltheophilus5260]

@DolphinsWIthIgloos oh.....ok..then

[@joncaju]

Personally i salute Olga Scheps when she plays

[@Operabuff]

Olga Scheps is my new favorite pianist and I'm sure will be for a long, long time. I love the way she tickles the keyboard and engages the orchestra. She seems to be saying "You come with me and I'll come with you. " So seamless. What rapture.! That 1st movement is just out of this world.!! I am just blown away by this woman's artistry - her virtuosity, yet within the context of the work - the way Chopin meant for it to be - and we're not even out of the first movement, yet. Wow! Soft and with a purpose. Where does Olga pull up the expressions and richness of what she is experiencing and translating it through her fingers to the keyboard. And the conductor and the orchestra are right with her - and she with them. Oh, Ciel!!

[@mdas7012]

Operabuff1935 i just discovered her now. What a great artist! The melodic lines are singing like angels!

[@UncleBenPackWatch]

Now some of you kids could have copy and pasted this for your essay lol

[@КолянАлекс-е4з]

Мою душу тронуло это произведение, и я-, читая комментарии, остановился на Вашем,-насколько Вы воодушевлённо выразили свои чувства,- браво!

[@anthonycooper3191]

I was watching Olga's hands moving across the piano keyboard at the end of her performance and I had been struck at the sheer exquisite complexity of her fingers striking the keys to play her performance, the speed, the incredible complexity of what she had been doing with her hands to create her beautiful music, and just what that meant, the endless hours of relentless practising at her piano through the years for her to be able to play with the ease and grace that she had been able to play at the piano in this video of her performance with the orchestra.

[@JudeDiener]

She looks like she is really having fun playing this. It doesn't get any better than this. Bravo!!!!!!

[@dnhook]

She is absolutely magical. The way she smiled at the piano while she was playing made me smile.

[@mikevaccaro8989]

She loves the music and the piano.

[@johnf153]

Angel Olga beautifully expresses the music through her whole body, soul and spirit.

[@Diezel16N]

I really do enjoy many genres of music. A lot of music on my phone is by artists such as Slipknot, Incubus, Linkin Park, Journey… and the odd classical piece. Nothing brings me more emotional joy than this. My cheeks have been wet with tears for the last 15mins. The conductor’s performance tells a part of her story. So passionate, so dedicated. The piece is stunning and the artists are masterful. What a wonderful gift this is

[@PhilippeBarrilliez]

Wow, in addition to this incredible virtuosity, this pianist has in her playing such beautiful expressions, and a real passion to such an extent that the master himself, Chopin must be moved. That's wonderful !! Thank you Olga for this gift.

[@constantinciubotaru6687]

I try to stay away from this but i fail miserably is magic....

[@jaimechaparro4689]

Nuevamente Olguita ha sido magistral, me ha conmovido espiritualmente , felicitaciones ángel de luz.

[@JasonBarrettePiano]

What a stunning performance! Not only by the pianist, but also by the orchestra and conductor! Such musicality!

[@JanKowalski-vj9py]

Mme. Duczmal is acting conductor since early seventies of 20th century. With 50 years of experience it would be impossible to create substandard performance.

[@RonRay]

I love the cute little smile on Olga's face when she knows it's 'just right'. ♥

[@carolinevivier]

Extraordinaire, avec si peu de musiciens, donner autant d'émotion. Merci pour cette magnifique interprétation. Comme quoi ce n'est pas le nombre qui prime, mais l'intensité de l'amour de la musique et à votre ferveur à la rendre parfaite. Et nous d'écouter avec beaucoup d'attention et de sensibilité. Le résultat est grandement et extraordinairement sensible.... Les mots me manquent. Merci encore à tous les musiciens participant à ce chef d'oeuvre et au chef d'orchestre....

[@mariateresarubio144]

0gh

[@jorgegrane3034]

Bravisimo!!!! Música pura

[@notcomatose6602]

Imagine the time cumulatively for each individual to learn to play each instrument and then practice this piece alone and in practice. Such a gift to all. Only classical music demands and yet gives so much to each of us. Wonderous work so appreciated and is a salve for our daily trials. And such a gift to all by the composer Chopin.

[@garyrob]

"Only classical music demands and yet gives so much to each of us." Try people like John Coltrane in the jazz realm as well!

[@MrFartyman44]

@@garyrob No. We hate jazz

[@hometoroostchickens]

I'm an orchestral horn player, and I always marvel at the cumulative experience of the musicians who have spent so much time studying, practicing, and honing their craft independently. They come together to produce something so perfect and beautiful. I also marvel at the wonder of taking something that came out of a composer's head several hundred years ago and transplanting it into a new moment in time, in just the way the composer intended.

[@michaelyandle1315]

I was thinking the same way..

[@mikejonesii1676]

I love this conductor, the pianist beyond compare conveying all the emotion, the orchestra providing the feelings. this is beyond splendid

[@johnpinckney7269]

not much to look at. now olga.....

[@bright7473]

I don't feel sad, I'm stable, but when I'm listening to this music - my tears start falling. So beautiful.

[@minhtuanle3792]

I thought only me

[@johnkennedy7635]

My tears are falling right now...This Chopin piano concerto is so underappreciated!

[@wewillrockyou1986]

Olga enters with absolute vigour from the first solo. I've yet to hear any other performance come close to matching her in this one. Every passage and every note is played with purpose and reason.

[@GourSmith]

Me too. This concerto, I always go for Olga and have for years. Same with many nocturnes and waltzes of hers.

[@FernandaCarvalho-g8e]

An outstanding musician!! Olga is unique !

[@marizacabral5141]

I LOVE her interpretations. Full of life and perfect clarity. What a talent!

[@wilsjane]

She certainly knows how to use the sustain pedal, just enough to make the music flow without sounding staccato.

[@garycutchall470]

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[@GarethWonfor]

Well, what to say? - Just breathtaking in every sense! The pianist is epically beautiful and has a prodigious talent. The conductor's timing and precision were phenomenal. The orchestra were controlled, tight and bright in every part of the concerto. A profound and flawless performance telegraphing the full emotional range of Chopin's music. A sheer pleasure to the eye and ear. An experience I intend to repeat again right-away! WOW.

[@hoeveeleraf]

For those who are distracted by her youth, personality and beauty, listen to it with your eyes closed. So crystal clear on every moment, so playful, yet with full understanding in her interpretation.

[@lollycopter]

Simply superb.

[@rjones2209]

"Classical" music was composed to be heard rather than seen. Sadly it now gets too dependent on looks as well. Best generally is to hide the video while listening to yt music.

[@igorwelko6588]

Excellent comment

[@cappystrano1]

Orgasmic!

[@RB-pc2ul]

K

[@boakonstrukteur]

Nach vielen Jahren Abstinenz habe ich es mir nun wieder gestattet, dieser wundervollen Musik zu lauschen.

[@lucasvasconcelos5705]

I do not know who is Newman, but I can say that Chopin is from another world and this Newman guy is lucky to know that. Alas, some people do not.

[@Nlitenup]

What's with all the grousing about an "incomplete" orchestra? A chamber orchestra IS a complete orchestra, just not as large as a philharmonic or symphony orchestra. In this case, it's the chamber orchestra founded by the conductor, Agnieszka Duczmal, decades ago. The seamlessness of conductor and orchestra provide the perfect ground for Olga Scheps' intensely moving performance. Such as this is why I listen to classical music.

[@matthewsouthwell]

It is missing the horns and woodwind section....

[@williamhreed8156]

Nlitenup a.wsts

[@liesjeridley2485]

Brilliant

[@ulasoktay3104]

I really would have liked some obuas and flutes

[@bikebrains]

The grousing is based on the fact that the orchestra does not have the instruments that Chopin wanted. From Wikipedia: " The concerto is scored for solo piano, pairs of flutes, oboes, clarinets, and bassoons, 4 horns, 2 trumpets, tenor trombone, timpani and strings. " The producer should have hired additional musicians. With the current instrumentation, this Chopin is not Chopin. Missing are Chopin's many "toots and tweets".

[@johnnym6700]

Words cannot describe just how good this performance is. Olga's love for the music shines through on every single note.

[@johnm996]

the performance was fantastic, but you're right, her love for the music shines through! look at her face while she's playing; she's enjoying it as much as the audience (maybe more!). good for Olga. good for us too.

[@sergegagnon7415]

@@johnm996 I bet she is enjoying it even more than the audience. 😁 Her connection to the music is just on another level. Very few get to connect that deep with any art. She is a genius! 😎

[@youngwoo5860]

Your expression for this rendion touches in my heart.

[@alainbouvet764]

La beauté, la grâce, la puissance, l'énergie, l'espièglerie, la joie, la sensibilité ! C'est un véritable régal de vous écouter, de vous regarder jouer avec tellement de bonheur, de joie , d'envie communicative. C'est renversant de beauté. Mille mercis pour ce moment de musique partagé. Vous avez certainement un très grand coeur ❤️

[@DanielZajic]

I'm dumbfounded that anyone could physically play this, let alone with such delicacy and emotion, and equally stunned that Chopin had the audacity and genius to write it. This is legendary on so many levels. GOAT performance of a GOAT composition.

[@DanielMartinez-lz2yb]

check the interpretation from the chopin competition winner this year...truly awesome as well

[@johnnym6700]

@@DanielMartinez-lz2yb sorry his performance doesn't come even a fraction close to this. His tempo was all over the place. Real amateur. Sorita should have won hands down. Nikolay and Sarah would have pushed him out of the competition if it was about best Chopin pianist. Obviously fixed!

[@DanielMartinez-lz2yb]

@@johnnym6700 will check it out!

[@johnnym6700]

@@DanielMartinez-lz2yb watch them back to back. Bruce makes bad mistakes and tempo up and down.....Olga is flawless.

[@ltran6535]

@@johnnym6700 check out a chamber version by Hayato Sumino's younger sister, Mirai Sumino. I prefer her elegant interpretation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6jIgnulpL1riaM

[@zaimzibran6601]

Mr. Newman, I'm a high school student from Georgia - I'm delighted to see that you're sharing such gems with your students. To know and feel music like this is a special feeling us classical musicians cherish, and I know you do too - thank you for trying to spread more beauty into this world. You are doing a service to the universe by inviting more people to listen and ponder such works of art which touch the deepest parts of one's soul. And Olga - exquisite, as always. Incomparable level of sensitivity.

[@segisalmagrorodriguez6252]

No

[@kp-legacy-5477]

@@segisalmagrorodriguez6252 yes my good man

[@benjaminwhatmore9040]

Segis Almagro Rodriguez you only understand this when you play an instrument I thought classical music was boring before, I listened to rap like logic and EMinem and now I like both lmao

[@stellanhughes2549]

@@benjaminwhatmore9040 logic is shit sorry but it’s true 😂😂 ems good tho

[@poddkhaotung5328]

your story is good 1 like.

[@alexandresaddi7082]

Olga Scheps is one of the greatest of our time ♥️

[@CoffeeSoftJazz]

Chopin's Concerto No. 1 and 2 are my favourite. so close to soul. Thanks God bless us melody and musician and pianist , like Olga Scheps as well.

[@scientificconsideration8294]

Olga Schep's performance really is perfect, I love this piece and this might just be the best rendition of Chopin out there.

[@mooses1988]

Zimerman...

[@daniserrat3150]

Del 19 al 19.50 es de lo más precioso que he escuchado jamás y soy fan de la música clasica

[@stevelim5274]

@@mooses1988 yup. I agree. Krystian Zimerman’s rendition has got to the the best I hv heard.

[@markkulahti1877]

Yes it's great! I have heard Olga's interview. So I do know she loves playing piano. Didn't got this much passion to finish my thesis. Unfortunately. But this put me into tears...

[@ayushrudra8600]

@@stevelim5274 Bruce Liu’s and seong Jin Cho are my favorite (but are both very different)

[@gnosis7662]

How could the audience remain seated after such an incredible performance? She should have received 10 minute standing ovation!

[@deborahspiano]

Exactly!!

[@56Ronin56]

Half of them look as if they're there under suffrance! I would have paid a small fortune to be in that audience!

[@cmans79tr7]

Gnosis - Agreed.

[@garycutchall470]

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[@madisynrogers7076]

this girl is mysterious on the piano. her notes are filled with frustration yet such delicate touch and happiness. i cannot read her playing. marvelous

[@accountsystems2856]

What is a so discipline, skillful performance of Ms. Olga Scheps, who seems to have been gifted with a talent rarely seen, capable of moving not just hearts but into tears. Bravo Ms. Scheps.

[@truthteller6576]

Chopin always said he didn't mean to be celestial. content to echo humble sentiments of mere mortals. he always left celestial part to Bach. but with Olga's completely celestial performance, Chopin is now in the business of Universe exploring! Olga was disturbingly celestial, sparkling and brilliant here~! i could taste big chunk of stars falling from sky and fill my eyes, nose, mouth, ears... BRAVO OLGA!!! BRAVO OLGA!!!

[@marcoferraguto]

Olga Sheps interpretation is really clean and deep. It’s possible to listen every note and the hand touch on the piano is soft but sure…bravissima! The music colors are perfect. Thank’s for this beatiful music!

[@wilsjane]

She certainly knows how to use the sustain pedal, just enough to make the music flow without sounding staccato.

[@SkyeHyuuga]

no principal sent me here buuut.. just wow. How can she be so gifted with the piano AND so elegantly beautiful too. and the Her hands dance along the piano and the music just pours out A real performer

[@jean-claudemeric4424]

Le plaisir de transmettre la beauté se lit sur les visages, la musique est plus que magnifiquement interprétée, elle est vécue.

[@leisulin]

She was already beautiful before she sat down to play......then while playing she's radiant!

[@realtrade1304]

I watched it a thousand times, and I take my hat off for this phenomenal music, and the second to non performance of Olga Scheps.

[@Luzt.]

Correct to "second-to-none". It was not a "non performance". It was THE performance.

[@LeanderNadeltanz]

She plays as easy as anyone breathes... outstanding performance.

[@zunikornis01]

Kisasszony, Ön és ez a "varsói melódia" a világ gyönyörűsége. Szívből gratulálok! Elismerésem a dirigensnek és a többi művésznek is.

[@datoming]

Chopin is brilliant and the musicians, pianist, conductor have done his music justice. It is utterly enjoyable. Thank you very much.

[@raymondhummel5211]

Chopin, one of my favorite composers with a distinctive style all of his own. Olga Scheps does a wonderful job of bringing to life his piano concerto no. 1 in e minor.

[@thelewinski4922]

There is music and then there is this...beauty beyond belief!

[@meisterwue]

Favorite pieces, these two piano concerts....since my first time connected with classics , now quite 50 years......love this sound, melancholic strings , small orchestra like chamber music and then the piano......and Olga has lived in my home-town Wuppertal in Germany ( close to Cologne )

[@marinaaliciaactismartino680]

One of the best performances I have ever heard. Olga Scheps gives herself entirely to this marvelous concert with all her heart and soul. Sublime !!!

[@CK-kd5pn]

I really appreciate the scaled-down size of the orchestra because it allows the recording to hear the piano clearly

[@davesteelss3454]

It’s a chamber orchestra. As it is designed.

[@lillimarleen5069]

I just love how Olga Scheps and Agnieska Duczmal communicate with their eyes and their smiles and how the enjoy making this beautiful music together! It makes me also enjoy it even more.

[@MrMalvolio29]

That second movement: my God it thrills through my soul, touches me profoundly, *kills* me with each sublime note Scheps tenderly, passionately elicits from the piano…

[@raycornford283]

Can't believe I've only just discovered Olga. What a sensitive and sympathetic performance of what is surely one of the greatest piano concertos. Unlike some of the other commentators, I enjoyed the small orchestra. It allowed greater concentration on Olga's playing. Good to see a female conductor, too.

[@danademartino2111]

Me too. Lovely performance by Olga and the smaller orchestra and always good to see more female conductors.

[@juanitovallss]

Sensibilidad y ejecución con uno de los conciertos más logrados con una pianista de mucha calidad y muy bien dirigido !!

[@frank123del]

Amazing!

[@mariarumi]

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[@mariarumi]

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[@michaeldavidrubin8823]

A performance beyond beautiful - celestial, really. Greatness surely awaits this Olga; her excellence is already, apparently, achieved. Somewhere, Frédéric must be smiling. Yes, a chamber orchestra is perfect for this concerto & Olga's interpretation. The musicians blend into one whole with her: no "adversarial" alternations between players & soloist, as may occur with large orchestras. Conductor Duczmal handles everything perfectly with her players. She & Olga seem a perfect match, especially in their emotion & technical execution of the slower passages - one is transported... Olga's personal beauty, also, is most affecting because she seems not to have any ego about it, absorbing her feelings & intentions totally in her playing. Those who designed all the elements of this video production should be praised, too; it matches the excellent tonal quality & clarity.. Visual meaning & beauty complement any purely musical performance, if such can be achieved. Here, showing the evident emotion in the players' faces, the sense of unity of space in the Tonhalle, color, light, choosing the sequence of images, all on a high level, & not easily done. Agreed, KZbin is performing an important service in finding & presenting such superb work, sustaining an art of such purity in a harsh world.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

This orchestra is so good in diminuendos, they can hold the music back at exactly the right moments. Together with Olgas playing this shapes a feeling of magic.

[@taoli5021]

This can not be called an orchestra

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@taoli5021 In the introduction it says "Chamber Orchestra of Polish Radio". So what is an orchestra?

[@donotapply6202]

@@staffanolofsson8201 A chamber orchestra is smaller than a regular orchestra and typically play in smaller rooms. A regular orchestra is larger and usually plays more in concert halls with more instruments and players.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@donotapply6202 Thank you for this information. I didnt have a clue about this difference!!!!!😆😁

[@sansui_miau4450]

@@staffanolofsson8201 pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkiestra_Kameralna_Polskiego_Radia_Amadeus - cheers!

[@olivierdemones]

Mais qu'est-ce qui me fait tant vibrer, cette admirable musique de Chopin ou cette superbe interprétation d'Olga Scheps? C'est vraiment magnifique à écouter et un bienfait à ceux qui aiment la Grande Musique ! Merci pour ce partage!

[@stayfresh1832]

I´m stunned everytime, how does she manage to look so happy and peaceful, while she is doing such hard work in front of hundreds of people

[@ejmtv3]

Plus it's in E minor

[@catalinnicolae4443]

Practice, practice, practice.......

[@Justme-lf2hh]

Nice if you love practice...some loose a lot of time of their life...and regret it when it is too late...the price to pay for excellence

[@ukaszgrzesik6173]

Watching this concert I believe that classical music is the most sophisticated and intellectually advanced art that human ever created. This performance - is the quintessence of strength and beauty by all means - it is full of passion and pleasure thanks to wonderful pianist Olga. To add - glad to hear polish composer Chopin and maestra Agnieszka Duczmal - polish also, makes me proud. Pani Agnieszko - wspaniały koncert. Greetings from Krakow.

[@prashantd6252]

After reading up some bits about the tragedies of Poland as a nation, it's struggles to revival. You ought to be proud. It's a great story.

[@Liam-vw3nh]

Lemme just hold that paragraph real quick for my 300-400 word paragraph :O

[@MrGuez37]

Une petite femme adorable et naturelle, dotee d' un grand talent musical ! Merci pour ces 44 minutes de bonheur .

[@DREAM284]

Such a wonderful performance, by everyone. The orchestral sound from such a relatively small orchestra, the conductor, the pianist, and the audience- spectacular. Thank you, everyone x.

[@ArtyomWH]

Just a French guy listening to Chopin and trust me tech people from Mr Newman, you'll come back in fews years on this video for the beauty of the content! Stay safe people

[@teretiznado5177]

I completely agree. The piano is like Butter in my ears.

[@Highinsight7]

and the orchestra also plays beautifully as well... she's... a gem of a pianist... with classy taste... that dress was stunning!

[@williamudy9921]

Ms. Scheps put her heart and soul into the piano. Her playing brought tears to my eyes. The orchestra was also terrific. It was small but had the same sound as any other concert hall performance. Orchestra, director, and piano were in perfect harmony.

[@bradenleonard6286]

Well it didn't take long to fall in love with Olga. This is probably my favorite piece by Chopin.. it tugs at the heart in a special way, and this rendition is Superb. Sublime. Impeccable. Marvelous.

[@AchrafELAFRIT]

Such a beautiful performance. Listened to many performances of this chopin concert but this really stands out.

[@karli7963]

Olga Scheps is so adorable... She is very beautiful, passionate, highly skilled and fully enjoying the music so even watching her playing is a joy! :)

[@C_rawlyck7]

perfectly said indeed!

[@willknapp8751]

21:00 She plays with an absolute ferocity that really is next to impossible to match, let alone Teach. Bravissimo! Also its nice to see everyone having fun during Rondo, she seemed to just have fun with that piece, always nice to see.

[@johnnym6700]

This is my favorite performance of all time!!! Its a kind of magic that happens once in a lifetime.

[@БорисМатвиенко-я6е]

One of the best when the conductor is originally from the country of the composer, it is when real magic happening and music helps you to feel the part of the eternity.

[@Lahistoriamiente1973]

En medio de la gran tragedia que vive mi país es una joya escuchar de principio a fin, un remanso de paz....¡ Qué momentos más maravillosos! gracias mil

[@EnricoMRemondini]

Eternal passionate, refined, smart, classy, elegant and IMMORTAL Chopin, making everyone playing his immortal music, immortal like him !!!

[@nikzun9695]

I don't how many times i ve seen this performance...every single time i hear new sounds, new feelings...it is just wonderful .The musicians are superb and the pianist is an angel playing .

[@staffanolofsson8201]

With what a joy and selfconfidence Olga plays this concert! And it becomes a joy to see her and this fantastic chamber orchestra under Agnieszka Duczmal in this performance.

[@miloszewski]

I want to say something profound, something worthy of the emotion, beauty, and perfection that this performance delivers, but I cannot. I have no words. I only have an incredible swell joy that cannot be expressed, only felt. And I believe that is what a musician strives to deliver. Mission accomplished!

[@worthlessemail3626]

"I want to say something but there isn't enough time in my life to describe the actual depth." Chopin in a nut shell as he decides to compose.

[@jamesroecker6436]

Beyond beautiful. How many times I have listened to this and it seems to become more wonderful. LOVE IT.

[@Rab_1967]

The more I listen to this the more it gets pushed up into my top 3 Piano Concerto of all time. I simply adore this piece. Bravo!

[@fabios.baptista2932]

I am not an expert, but I thank Olga, all the musicians and the conducter for this emotional, amazing piano concert!!!

[@carmenridiche7984]

Very beatifull , indeed !!! From another galaxy are both solist , orchestra , Chopin itself !!! Thanks a lot for this recording !!!

[@BrianLin-r3w]

This is one of the greatest. Olga's interpretation of Chopin's work is marvelous.

[@FernandaCarvalho-g8e]

Agree

[@mmmvvv8262]

This THE best performance of this piece I've ever heard. If I knew before that she is that good, I would certainly taken a chance to go to a couple of her concerts before the Corona hysteria..

[@giantpro1]

After listening to it for 7th times I must say Olga plays masterfully with such joy and deep connection to every note,you can sense her appreciation of Chopin with every note she plays truly marvellous. ❤❤

[@palecnr1]

So happy to see that uploads like this one are still getting millions of views, there's still hope for our species.

[@stefqotto5672]

Another young musician who plays in a "magistral" way! Really astonished of how many unbelievable talents are appearing today in this area... Clearly a musical education is today far more affordable by everyone, in comparison to previous centuries.

[@Metalpazallteway]

My favorite interpretation. Not too fast not too slow, just perfect. Beautiful thank you for sharing 🌹🥰

[@Dolishow6167]

yes perfect

[@leanbacklenny6569]

On the Romance, she has a lovely way of bending and borrowing time (extended rubato). All of the musicians including her are perfectly together in their own tempo. I get a kick out of watching the the conductor trying to find the tempo in the 25 - 26 minute mark. This will always be my perfection benchmark for this piece. A truly magical performance.

[@robertcohn8858]

Ms. Scheps plays with elegance and passion. Brilliant performance.

[@ExiledEZ1]

Olga Scheps and Frederick Chopin, a match made in heaven!