George Frideric Handel Minuet in g minor arr Wilhelm Kempff

Khatia Buniatishvili
George Frideric Handel Minuet in g minor arr Wilhelm Kempff.
For those who need totes. yadi.sk/i/uaz_vUWnDofGjQ

[@guidofubini]

Hegel said that a true painter makes the painting look more true to the essence of the subject than the way the subject appears to the eye directly. Khatia made this minuet sound more Handelian and elegant than Handel intended. Khatia is a true master in Hegelian sense.

[@mcd1722]

Katia is one of the greatest pianists - Ever!

[@erezsolomon3838]

Great comment

[@Desireyso58]

Khatia Beautishvili!!! All that she takes turns into gold! Queen Midas at piano!

[@aftermanyasummer2585]

The harmonic progression on this piece gets me everytime, it speaks a thousand words.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

try it on a 1848 Pleyel. Need kleenex too when it goes piano the second time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqrYo6CNbKqUgZI

[@elisabethazani2683]

I play it every day, several times and i never get tired. it’s marvelous. It touches deeply my heart. It makes me happy.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Handel's 'MINUET' encompasses serenity. Like Plato says: "Music must be felt, it penetrates the soul and cleans it!"

[@fredgarv79]

I have been trying to understand why this music, handel, vivaldi, etc effects me and obviously so many people to the point where I just go numb and in a way, merge with the music. this quote from plato, is true, I do think it somehow cleans the soul, makes one heal both physically and mentally. but, you have to be open to it, let it in. It's enough to just enjoy it of course, but to truly let in in, it can transform you.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

@@fredgarv79 Well said! For many of us, listeners to sublime music entice positive energy to the mind and soul.

[@aydin84000]

Superbe interprétation,

[@yvesgodard3511]

Heart-rending interpretation that does not feel maudlin. Even within the bounds of early 18th century restraint, a powerful depth of feeling. Remarkable how she achieves what seems an impossibly protracted diminuendo from p to pp… and then beyond.

[@cindylynch4502]

I listen to you every day and never tire. ❤️

[@benjaminh.3356]

Silky finely touched tones make every pain forget and love makes the air vibrating....honey on the soul

A performance that makes you feel moved and excited. Thanks for sharing

[@jsturtzkopf]

my god, what a sound and feeling, the most thanks for this wonderfull play.

[@ldyoung7938]

Khatia is so talented that she seems almost unreal!!

[@tylermaynard1506]

Captures the soul as always. I could listen too this night and day.

[@jrocktron]

Out of the several versions on You Tube of her playing this piece, I like this one the best.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

definitively not. Try this, the piano is beyond this world, none other than Chopin's own piano. The parts where it goes piano gets me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqrYo6CNbKqUgZI

[@paulmorris1227]

@@goognamgoognw6637 It maybe Chopin’s piano but the performance & piano sound is crude & heavy compared to this.

[@NarekMalkhasyan95]

It's so touchy...

[@Victorjhsmit]

1:50 the best part.

[@MuzurBurcu]

She’s wonderful. The piece is harder to play than it sounds. Also this is the same concert where she plays Schubert’s Serenade and the audience is so loud and annoying! They are driving me insane. They even drop coins in that other video.

[@elisabethazani2683]

göttlich, wunderbar, bezaubernd, Balsam für die Seele und gar nicht so einfach zum Spielen. Einmalige, einfühlsame Pianistin!

[@TSPANJE]

thanks for the sheet music, have been searching for it all over!

[@Stas-km4mg]

When she performs any piece, you listen to it as if it were the first time.

[@walterleskow1716]

Sublime interpretación !!!!!

[@adriannoe9841]

Bellísimo !!!!!!!! y ni hablar de Khatia.......

[@romanonishchenko4789]

Khatia, это одна из лучших интерпретаций этого произведения...👏💐

[@shmvon]

Very beautiful, and also nice music. The melody somewhat reminds me of "Lettre à France" by Michel Polnareff.

[@JohannaGreiner]

I know it's not the best of source but on wikipedia it says that in fact this was the inspiration for "Lettre ä France"

[@basejumpingmonkey]

They say you can strive for perfection but you'll never reach it, after hearing this i beg to differ

[@alfredwiener9136]

Wie ich Meister Kempff kannte, wäre er entzückt gewesen . . .

[@maximodelvalle4030]

2:32 the lonely clap

[@Lucas-DX]

Legit burst out laughing when it happened

[@lolifier7]

LMAO

[@michiharuikawa7631]

beautiful.

[@mariadavis8745]

Heavenly!

[@petrturtenwald2012]

Beauty of music a beauty of woman connection

[@apollinarium]

Браво!!!

[@raymondefouanon9930]

Merci Khatia pour la tendresse du menuet de Handel que vous interprétez à la perfection car j’ai besoin de la fougue du concerto n. 2 Rachmaninoff mais j’ai aussi besoin de vitre interpretation d’Handel👏👏👏👏👏

[@idahmirika7579]

Sublime

[@angelalopez552]

I love the expression .

[@halakhalid86]

Wow masterpiece

[@user-vj7mp4vg6x]

Very goooood!!!

[@richimouse]

Recibir una caricia de esas manitas talentosas...sería un arrumaco del Cielo, Khatia.

[@richimouse]

Atenúa el sol su luz. Decae el día, de a poco, como la existencia mía. Atardecer de azucenas. Femeninas. Sonrisa luminosa. Rosado intenso. Al menos, con mis ojos. Al menos. Mientras espera mi boca su sabor. Unto exquisito, dulce miel eternal. ¡Qué importa, si ya no fui su amor! Ataviado de riguroso azul. El mar, mi amigo del alma. Aquí conmigo. Yo me vine desde lejos, a su lado. Por razones estrictamente poéticas. Sí. Tengo tristeza y reminiscencias. Por esa escasez de amor y ternura. ¡Una gota de amor y acaba mi sed! UNA GOTA DE AMOR es propiedad intelectual de Richard Giusseppe RG2020CHILE EL TABO, corazón del litoral de los poetas.

[@1900intz]

Beautiful performance

[@chivaarlette9359]

Magnifique

[@hendrikderooij9958]

So touching

[@1saac19]

the anticipated clap XD

[@gerdmaassen1]

Sehr stark

[@davidaragveli]

შეუდარებელი!!!

[@306drewdrop]

this is my second favorite by handel

[@Caroline-me6ty]

May I ask what is your first one? Just curious, maybe it is a beautiful piece I don't know. Thanks for letting me know!

[@mezundoktor2424]

Caroline İdil Biret is my favourite 👌🏻

[@valeriogarofoli7454]

perfect!

[@hulyasanay8361]

Wonderful.

[@bronxboy47]

One of the few Handel pieces that doesn't make my mind wander off in search of Bach.

[@musik102]

Interestingly, Handel's reputation has soared in the last few decades and many now place him equal to Bach. I concur.

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

Although worth noting that this is an arrangement by Wilhelm Kempff (as stated in the title). Handel's original is not nearly so beautiful.

[@qnoquai]

„Georg Friedrich Händel“

[@nectars6106]

speechless (mmhh..mmm)

[@marinaassanti3415]

che meraviglia!!!

[@Stefanox101]

Davvero una bravissima artista

[@marinaassanti3415]

@@Stefanox101 Ha talento, tecnica, passione. Non le manca nulla. E Handel... lo adoro!

[@user-sk3ey3kl9o]

Bravissimo

[@fannyleurent203]

merveilleux ❤

[@polargamer6574]

Fanny Leurent gukedkk

[@TheRunner75]

Michel POLNAREFF "Lettre à France"... (Beau plagiat car Haendel n'est évidemment pas crédité) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5m5ooWHnax2h6M

[@khljohn9230]

wondeful

[@yacovlk7924]

I bet you the person who clapped before the end was very embarrassed

[@golande]

Hello can somebody who know classical theory tell me what this means "arr Wilhelm Kempff" does it mean that the only original from Handel version is the melody and harmonic and Kempff did the rest or shall it be undestood?

[@lukasthomiczek4617]

This piece was not originally written for the piano, but for its predecessor, the harpsichord. Pianos were not yet so widespread in the Baroque period. That is why Handel called it "Keyboard Suite" and not "Piano Suite". Kempff simply translated this work for the piano. If you want to listen to how it sounds for harpsichord. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaixfoh4obd3b5I?

[@wpcmth]

The harpishord score has been arranged for piano by Wilhem Kempff in 1954

[@mehmetiksel3081]

People who play these pieces would do well to emulate Kempff's intensity, without which it's pretty, at best.

[@user-rz5zi8no2e]

Nice

[@kivo33]

Does anybody know where I can find the sheet for this?

[@MateuszMizioekx]

Read the description of film: Handel Kempff Minuet in G Minor HWV 439 Piano Tutorial.

[@davidshengelia4798]

drive.google.com/file/d/0BzBoqKuni0fOMFdYd05yQXp0eW8/view

[@kivo33]

Thank you very much

[@Oleg__]

Thank you. By the way, she plays not exactly, what is written in these sheets.

[@DomNowo9418]

kivo33

[@khorramf]

I am in love with you🌹🕊

[@HolbergEM]

Her album ("Motherland") reading is much better and subtle.

[@enryclaptone1668]

Bellissima esecuzione.... peccato per i rumori ... inaccettabili...

[@Musica-xo3uv]

Please change the title. It is not an arrangement or composition of Wilhem Kempff. She played it exactly like Handel's original score. Minuet from hwv 434 suite

[@ragehunter1212]

No she didn't lol

[@i.sh.reefer4398]

ჰანგები ლურჯი აბრეშუმია...

[@giorgijgerenaia4226]

ჰაერიც ლურჯი აბრეშუმია და მუმია!

[@hartmutschroder4730]

Julie driscol brian Aigner Road to c

[@miguswede-2557]

I think my version isn’t so bad either. I have dual sound though with strings on my channel🙂

[@eddybabe7963]

I hate live recording, people amaze me.

[@mrgufidaun113]

This was composed by Kempff. The Handel attribution is a ruse.

[@kridlatec]

=) Of course, not) It is from hwv 434 suite.

[@Musica-xo3uv]

Not really. She played it exactly like Handel's original score. Minuet from hwv 434 Suite

[@goognamgoognw6637]

Is this how your people steal other's compositions ? This is 100% haendel.

[@wpcmth]

It's been arranged for piano from the Haendel hapichord score by Kempff in 1954

[@rochelimit55555]

Who’s that man clapping before she’s finished, estupido

[@arksoundtek]

nice but so fast........ this is not the right time, it lose harmonics but it's true that playing so fast is more easy .....

[@zenevg]

too noisy, shame on verbier audience

[@enricotiempioli8414]

I prefer a lot this version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW3lnaNZ6-ejJo

[@SimonGeraedts]

What kind of idiot claps when the pianist still has her fingers on the keys? 🤦