Rachmaninoff Concerto No.3 "Solo" Version 3rd Mov. Valentina Lisitsa

[@Gorm54]

It is a total privilege to be on the same planet as you Valentina.

[@pauljohnston3884]

Yes, but what is her cup size?

[@musicioso]

Paul Johnston moron

[@webgpu]

Norman, in this respect, unfortunately not all life forms are earthbound (ps. are you Victor's relative?)

[@userBBB]

ikr... -comment from Mars

[@xzzx4664]

Ok boomer

[@jjw3046]

7:37 to 7:42 The fact that she plays this section flawlessly at tempo with the ORIGINAL FINGERING is absolutely insane. A lot of pianists "cheat" during this part by crossing over the hands instead of playing the LH and RH independently, but Valentina manages to achieve that light cascading sound without sacrificing speed at all. The benchmark for perfect technique if ever there was one...

[@nathanmannpiano5621]

Arcadi volodos also plays that section flawlessly.

[@markchristian349]

so wht ur not grded during recital

[@GilthFrubble]

@@markchristian349 You are when you get to college Piano academies.

[@samthepianoman]

Nathan Mann Piano aside from Horowitz and Rachmaninoff himself, I believe Volodos’s recording is the best

[@popom1979]

@@samthepianoman totally agree

[@andrew7787]

Very interesting to hear the piano part alone. It shows how wonderfully Rachmaninov integrates the piano and orchestra in the writing of the concerto.

[@johne6081]

Agreed. Perhaps a prominent violinist will record an analogous solo of, say the Beethoven or Brahms Violin Concerto. Even without the orchestra, which I admittedly fill in mentally, the Rach 3 is one of my favorite compositions of any century.

[@DougHanson2769]

andrew7787 She doesn't make any mistakes. With Orchestra is fabulous, but drowns out some of the piano a bit. It's interesting and brilliant.

[@johne6081]

@Gary Allen Yes, I have a dual recording of Beethoven's Violin Concerto (one of the greats in the repertoire) along with the piano transcription thereof, and I enjoy both immensely. My earlier comment was aimed simply at hearing the violin solo part by itself, without any attempt to fill in the rest, something analogous to what we heard here.

[@johne6081]

@Gary Allen Fightin' words, Mr. Allen. :) I consider the Rach III every bit as good as the Rach II and the Rhapsody -- the three are on my relatively short list of "desert island recordings."

[@4c00h]

Another idea, if you're still alive, is to listen to the pieces at 0.25x or whatever x you desire. I love hearing Fantasie Impromptu slow, it's another piece. It's crazy how well these pieces can be transposed to Jazz (is that the word?)

[@sebasaitidze7101]

I can imagine a conversation with Valentina Lisitsa: "How long did it take you to learn this piece?" "Actually, its my first time playing it"

[@jasontimmanov3351]

"How long have you been practiced these?" Valentina: "Yes"

[@ekrium]

apparantly Lugansky learned it in 3 days... but idk the integrity of such tales. also Trifonov supposedly learned Chopin op 25 in two weeks during his studies

[@bobsmith1754]

These stupid "funny" comments are just the worst.

[@gru9480]

Bob Smith ok boomer

[@bobsmith1754]

@@gru9480 ok dumbass

[@AlliterationAce]

I wonder how it must feel to play something so complex so perfectly.

[@MultiDansk8]

Alliteration Ace satisfying

[@josuegomeztorio4477]

On top of Maslow's pyramid basically

[@specialperson335]

Couple mistakes here and there but we dont have to go into those

[@buk1733]

Special Person how do you even see these ?

[@sweepphreak]

@@specialperson335 not just a couple her left hand lags in tempo periodically and the amount of passion poured into this performance could be characterized as lacking at best she is technically proficient but has little understanding of how this should be played

[@abbytemple454]

Valentina, you'll always be my favorite pianist. Too amazing for words.

[@pascalwannabe5694]

Abby Temple Aren't those words?

[@4scheveningen]

and Yuja in Bucharesti ?

[@sbenard1]

Since I was a boy, Rachmaninoff's 3rd has been my favorite piano work. This is the first time I've heard a solo version. This was breathtaking! Encore, Valentina!

[@armandoorque]

I'm discovering a lot of notes I had never heard with the whole sound of the orchestra, especially on the finale!

[@mollyyricchi9018]

i discovered many notes throughout that i hadn`t been able to hear when performed with orchestra

[@wrh123456]

I agree, there is no hiding behind the orchestra, every note is heard. What a perfection of a performance!

[@Pianosemmisterios]

I've been following you for at least eight years now I can't express how much your music inspired me and amazed me so far. I wish I could hugh you and thank you for that.

[@billger5710]

My daughter has always been extremely passionate about Classical Piano, especially about compositions written by Chopin and Rachmaninov, and she believes that Rachmaninov is always smiling every time you interpret his music. Your hands are certainly almost if not just as big as his were. It's such a blessing that you play Rachmainov's music so flawlessly; you have the perfect command for ANY kind of Classical Piano Composition, Valentina!!!!

[@bboyo8307]

Her hands are by far not as big as rachs.

[@bboyo8307]

@@dadaketgasparge Yes his hands reached 13 keys, they were big as shit. But this is only a statistic. He built a maximum of 12 keys into his piano pieces, and not often tho. For the most part you have to play octaves with rachmaninoff, but these are also exhausting to play. There are also enough 9ths and 10ths in rachmaninoffs pieces, after all he didn't care about the playability of other people, similar to Franz Liszt.

[@bboyo8307]

@@dadaketgasparge I don't think that speed and flexibility with big hands are compromised when everything is genetically normal. It's more of an advantage.

[@rgferreira78]

What I most appreciate from Valentina, leaving aside how wonderfully she plays, is the fact that she always finds a way to communicate in a very original manner, like this solo recording. So a big Thanks to you, Valentina.

[@GerardoRodriguezPadilla]

The Piano part alone makes an extremely sufficient work of art!

[@poloventura]

Everyone has preferences, of course. Each artist interprets a piece in their own way, which is refreshing. For me, Valentina is one of the greatest pianists of our time and she never fails to stir my emotions. Keep doing exactly what you're doing Valentina!

[@CarlosRicovslosmolinosdeviento]

Valentina does it AGAIN. She steals my heart and puts it on pause

[@joriskemper5392]

Let's hope she doesn't press stop any time soon then, nor eject. 😊

[@MrDaxjack]

I used to get bummed down when I heard others play BIG pieces and thinking to myself "I am never going to achieve this." And "There are other who are younger and play better." But I eventually understood that I am only wasting my time doing that. I instead enjoy what I do and learn pieces that make me happy. And I am sure Ms Valentina is enjoying what she does to the fullest extent and doesn't care what others think.

[@G.Saint-Star]

you can achieve what ever level you decide to. its up to you. but just so you know, those super hard pieces are more enjoyable when some one else is playing it. trust me, I've played really hard pieces and the level of endurance and concentration required will not allow you to enjoy it.

[@MultiDansk8]

Sir, you can play whatever you want as long as you practice efficiently, remember this is a studio version, she probably spent hours or even days or more to get a perfect take, I tell you this because I've heard her playing live and believe me, she's human like us... Obviously her playing is beautiful...

[@NoferTrunions]

To me, how good you are, is how well you do when someone asks you to play something for them or when you come across an "airport" piano and you haven't practiced in a few days. In other words, "your worst" is what is real and systemic.

[@olliet7739]

There is an element that requires you to be born to do it. Just as anyone can sing, but so few have that extra special something that some like to call an anointing...take every other opera singer and then think of Pavarotti - a household name. Sure there's lots who can but some just sparkle 🌟⭐🌟

[@davewalker9926]

Ms. Lisitsa, I love the way you seem so relaxed while playing. I show these videos to my students who I encourage to learn to relax. Thank you for producing these fantastic clips.

[@HalcyonMusic]

Wonderful recording! Another great video again. Thank you!

[@MsPunk1209]

I am always amazed when I see pianists with small hands playing anything by Rachmoninoff. She is sublime. The first opening measures are simply divine. I have never seen or heard it played this exquisitely.

[@andrealmeida3140]

Lugansky is miles ahead of her

[@seamaster92]

Andre Almeida Try Horowitz. She plays perfectly well technically speaking but I don't feel any emotion.

[@i9avici7a5]

seamaster92 are u deaf?

[@williamlamb2088]

SMALL HANDS, MsPunk?? Val's hands are actually larger than the normal woman's hands, I think. Surely she can span a 10th, perhaps more????

[@williamlamb2088]

LUGANSKY WHO??? The greatest interpreter of the Rach 3 during the mid-20th century was the incomparable BYRON JANIS, followed perhaps by his teacher, Vlad Horowitz. But only Val on her recent Decca triumphs dared to play the "ossia cadenza", and she was magnificent!!!

[@katrinasvideodiary]

rachmaninofff is amazeing keep playing valentina lisitsa yur cool

[@LascoDePasco]

This is an absolute masterpiece of Sergey Vasiljevich, never boring, never get old. I can hear it all the time. Music of my heart, simply I´ve got nothing to add. Valentina, thanks for sharing and I wish you all the best.

[@mealnikk]

Валентина, вы - само очарование. В Вашем исполнении произведения раскрывают весь свой смысл. Браво!

[@charlierubenstein2886]

👏 👏 👏

[@Desireyso58]

La Divina Valentina! La PERFECCIÓN hecha mujer pianista!!! BRAVO!!!

[@FFnopal]

+Desiderio Reyso me ganaste, escribiste lo que yo hubiera querido decir

[@Desireyso58]

Gracias por comentarlo, pero creo que es lo que la mayoría de quienes admiramos a La Divina querríamos decir!

[@Stfaniaa]

+Desiderio Reyso yo también me uno! Es increible, no parece de este mundo!

[@ms.annthrope415]

If I were a billionaire oligarch with my 200 foot yacht, I'd have a Bosendorfer in my yacht's salon and invite Valentina to be my guest on board just to play Rach 2nd and Rach 3rd solo for an audience of 1; me. Just imagine.....anchored in the harbor in Saint Tropez, Valentina playing a Rach solo and the music waffing out of the yacht's salon as the sun sets into purple skies on a warm summer evening.

[@ilincutaalex6029]

❤

[@pavelpribylovsky4092]

Now,, go make that billion, brother. I'm rooting for you. Certainly, worth pursuing it ​@@ilincutaalex6029

[@RobertBrown-t8b]

I agree with all that with one difference - Capri.

[@RobertBrown-t8b]

And ask her to sign your Bosendorfer

[@RobertBrown-t8b]

Then call every rich bitch you’ve ever known and say ha ha you basic bitches. Can’t compete with my taste so pfft!

[@loubapache]

WOW, your playing is amazing. No need for orchestra. Your solo version is so good and I have been watching/listening frequently. Thank you!

[@jillmcaleese6514]

I do love the choreography of your hands. So graceful, and strong, but light too.

[@davepianist84]

My most sincere congratulations and respect for you Valentina, for me you are the best pianist in the world.

[@giuliacantelli]

Valentina ❣❣❣ Sei la più grande Pianista del mondo 🥰😍 🌹🌹🌹 GRAZIE per questi immensi regali 🎀🎀🎀

[@acuriousergeorge]

Magnificent. And so brave to record this in one take without the orchestra to hide any flaws.

[@notRusl]

+curiouser george I've never heard it like this.... yes, magnificent

[@Bulbophile]

?? isn't it the other way round - 'tis easier for her; now SHE doesn't have to hide the orchestra's / conductor's flaws - She's great though! Love her playing.

[@donkgated8074]

What makes you think it's one take? Not that I necessarily doubt she can play the whole thing flawlessly without edits, but with the video constantly changing, it's fairly easy to splice.

[@akg_table]

How do you think she practices it on her own?

[@olliet7739]

I didn't notice any flaws tbh, but I was mesmerised

[@ms.annthrope415]

I dont think I've heard a better performance of Rach. Your "solo" performance showed me new nuances and complexities I've never noticed before in my years of listening to Rach.

[@jgilvent]

Magnífica interpretació d'aquesta difícil versió per piano solo. Gràcies Valentina.

[@LuizBHMG]

+jgilvent Català!! :D

[@velesivents]

+jgilvent Hi estic totalment d'acord!

[@javierbirruezo]

Esta es la misma version que la de piano y orquesta

[@Jon358902]

I love this so much. You can hear everything.

[@HarryGong-ep1tn]

One word to describe flawless

[@hhm28061953]

Mrs. Valentina opens a door to a new time of classic pianists. She is highly expressive. No doubt she plays 100 % according to scales but there are some reflects in her play which offers a new area to the listener. Never booring, more creating something new out of the old. It is with every phrase exiting and forming something new which one heard in the past but not so good. I'm continue listening and waiting for the new

[@TheBlindMusician]

I didn't have confidence issues about my piano skills before this...

[@jeffm9227]

I feel the same way, but here's another take. If she can play it _so_ effortlessly, there is hope we can with some difficulty.

[@titob.yotokojr.9337]

@@jeffm9227 LOL!

[@Ar1osssa]

Tito B. Yotoko Jr. Why lol?

[@sergeirachmaninoff876]

Nice

[@2pi628]

That's how she wields her sword. SHe destroys you before you ever start!

[@xcxc7510]

Stunning. I have listened to Rach 3 hundreds of times by dozens of pianists. This is truly soul stirring, the touch on the keys is genius.

[@olrepas]

Astonishing, amazing beyond words. I'm just thinking how many hours of utter graft and talent went into this performance...so grateful that i can even watch and listen to this

[@mcpuckett1]

to think..there's two massive movements to endure before you even get to this. inconceivable!!

[@user-kr4jl6en7r]

So amazing Lots of respect to Valentina

[@caleblauber1441]

I love these concerto/ solo instrument recordings.

[@velardechelo]

WOOOW She is by far my favorite pianist!!Her fingers moves like if the gravity does not exist, Each hand think for itself...

[@thecatsman]

Actually each finger thinks for itself (and both feet, on the pedals))

[@lookerona]

Изумительное исполнение! Брависсимо! Всяческих успехов в Вашей жизни, дорогая Валентина!

[@MsTekhi]

Валентина, спасибо Вам за потрясающее исполнение!

[@1940limited]

Sheer genius that she put out these solo versions of the Rachmaninoff concertos! It truly gives one an opportunity to fully appreciate how beautiful and intricate the piano parts of these compositions are. Often times the piano gets drowned out a bit by the orchestra no matter who the soloist is. I've never heard just the solo parts until Val made these recordings. It's fascinating not to mention her breath taking technical and artistic skill. The world is so lucky to have her.

[@lawrenceclemens8494]

Magnificent - Powerful -Exquisite! Brilliantly played. Love this!

[@happy17761492]

Ms. Lisitsa s fingers are pure magic. I could not stop looking and be amazed by the music that comes out. If only but alas I will have to wait into my next life to do it if it should ever come to pass.

[@competentedigitale]

Valentina you are my favourite pianist. Great technique, determined, flawless, powerfull, extremelly concentrated on your playing. I wish i could here you live one time. Good luck and thank you for these great posts with the solo parts of piano concertos.

[@juewang6193]

Magnificent! Pure virtuosity and beauty in your intepretation!

[@eamonnmorris5331]

It's great to see and hear just the piano part ... reminds us what a monster Rachmaninoff was - in ideas, execution and, above all, gut-wrenching passion!

[@Herbiebz113]

The ending is so amazing.

[@elchristian]

I hope Valentina sometime comes to Chile, to play Rach or Chopin or any composer in Santiago.

[@Lucky_Patrick]

you could probably grill a steak on her hands after this

[@kinuux]

shitty piece, fireworks with non sense, this shit is loved by expert pianist because it's ultimately hard to play & one more thing : * I m free to listen & judge, I m not you, I m free * Revolutionary of chopin & 3rd movement of Beethoven's moonlight so so so hard to play but sublime & beautiful

[@arlandeetagaytayan4154]

@@kinuux man you need help 😂

[@kinuux]

@@arlandeetagaytayan4154 , I told you I m not you but what can I do, you listen to the name of composer not his work

[@FamigliaOnnivora]

ROTFL

[@Erainia]

@@kinuux 3rd movement isnt hard at all lol

[@mladigospon]

This is one of the most, if not the most beautiful piano solo I have ever heard !

[@ZenandtheArtofPiano]

I'm loving this - what a fantastic piece on her.

[@woodlawn4623]

Valentina, you are the main reason I watch and listen to You Tube. It is so gratifying to have all this talent available to everyone. I am sure you realize how appreciative most of us are, especially when attending a performance in person is not the easiest thing to do. I do attend whenever it is humanly possible to do so, and meanwhile YOU TUBE!!

[@Danielruido]

the day i can play this concerto, i will be the happiest person on earth

[@dadaketgasparge]

so are you the happiest person on earth now, or not yet?

[@joseptardatorrabadella1410]

Bravo Valentina, es increible. Me gusta mucho tu interpretación.

[@LisztyLiszt]

8:08 The best part of this, or indeed any concerto.

[@iys8068]

I have known her about 15 years ago. And she is the top pianist as she was then. Her piano technic is so fascinating that can't take my eyes off from her fingers.

[@maggsgorilla]

Breathtaking

[@stephenmessick6619]

"to be alive with you on Earth." What a beautiful and accurate sentiment. Thank you for expressing my feelings as well.

[@teddyb7962]

Totally speechless a exceptional pianist !

[@victoraguileraalfaro]

Valentina you are the pianist number one around the world

[@Christos004]

Thanks for this one Valentina! Awesome part. It's strange listening to the solo part. There are so many details. Now I can realize the great value of Rachmaninoff when his was composing this concerto.

[@johne7345]

This is delightful -- I enjoy mentally filling in the orchestral or accompanying piano part and hearing all of the craftsmanship that went into the piano solo part of what is arguably the greatest piano concerto ever written.

[@osamaal-mahdy7442]

It is an excellent experience to listen to minus orchestra version (like your Rachmaninov 2nd concerto and this one. thanks ms Valentina

[@MrFrapado]

Valentina touches my heart every time; your spirit is in my life. I feel blessed! Thank you! 😇

[@mr.shaymin2501]

just wow Valentina

[@tonvanderavoird5066]

Thank you again Valentina for this masterpiece. Hope to hear many more of these ❤

[@kiwicitos]

Around 11:00, that's just madness with the left hand !

[@preppychrisbou]

Tony Bloch As seen in the movie shine.

[@KV4671]

Rachmaninoff de kampioen van de piano laatromantiek. Ode aan hem ! en Ode aan iedereen die hem op de lessenaar neemt of dat nu studeren of uitvoeren is. Rachmaninoff is een geweldig componist die ons een zeer breed spectrum biedt van eenvoudig verstild tot grof (maar altijd beheerst en nobel) geweld. De man is niet genoeg te prijzen. De gouden medaille voor hem waar het pianomuziek en pianovertolkingen betreft wat mij betreft. Zoals Jorge Bolet eens zei; Absolutely breathtaking !

[@radamik]

My own personal opinion is that the Rach Three is the greatest work of music ever written.

[@stephenharper8935]

Loss for words. Stunning.

[@viktyusk]

The most difficult piano piece I have ever heard! Valentiva, your performance is perfect!

[@Emarquiu99]

Viktor Yuskovych I think only El contrabandista (Liszt) is more difficult than this piece.

[@donkgated8074]

So you haven't come across Prokofiev's 2nd concerto yet.

[@H4zels]

listening the solo version of a concerto is completely a different thing. you recognize a lot of new stuff. i really love classical music

[@kerawelt2008]

This is insanely fantastic !

[@giuliacantelli]

Super Fantastica 🌹🌹🌹 Come sempre 🎀🎀🎀 Ineguagliabile meraviglia 💖

[@comfyactor]

Unbe-freaking-lievable talent. Best pianist of the 21st century, in my opinion. A worthy successor to Horowitz.

[@MaevaStardust]

Valentina is in a league of her own and in my opinion has long surpassed Horowitz pedestal.

[@СергейЛосев-о5ф]

Послушайте как играет Алексей Султанов, он выиграл конкурс В. Клайберна который проходил 1989г. в США, сам В. Горовиц принял А. Султановна у себя дома, и они дурачились в четыре руки за роялем В. Горовица. К сожалению в 2004г. А. Султанов умер от повторного инсульта в больнице, перед смертью его навещал в больнице В. Клиберн , жаль Султанов умер совсем молодым, у него было много завистников, впрочем как у всех гениев, уникальный, был пианист.

[@이명훈-e3x]

“Rachmaninoff” is a man made of steel and gold. Arms of steel and a heart of gold! I can't even think about his omniscient presence without tears. Because he not only admired his outstanding excellence, but also loved him as a person. Josef Hoffmann, May 16, 1945

[@bezimenicovek1788]

Dear god! My heart just stoped. How can anyone play so fast?! I feel so small...

[@davorzivanovic82]

Boziji dar, rad, upornost, zivot posvecen muzici, instrumentu... fantasticno!

[@ThorYawnieKing]

Amazing that humans can even accomplish it.

[@thetriplea9928]

Satisfaction of classical music is where a human can play this complex piece so perfectly. Such a mature piece.

[@mariabouart]

Her hands really dance up to the clavier!!!

[@giacomoboganini7823]

Thank you! This recording was really necessary!

[@AaronPetitPiano]

Dear Meastro Lisitsa, I really enjoyed your concert in Portland last sunday. I was also very honored to be able to speak with you afterwards. (I am the guy with the curly hair that you saw after the masterclass and concert) Anyway, I wanted to tell you once more that you continue to be a great inspiration to me. I am always cheered up when I listen to you play! This is a really great video especially. Thanks again for everything! -Aaron Petit

[@TorontoEd7]

Watched this on full screen with my headphones. This production and arrangement are simply incredible. Valentina your fingers are amazing!

[@martinguzman4096]

The QUEEN Lisitsa!!!

[@roku401]

Bravissima Miss Листа!

[@sanjosemike]

I am not certain that most visitors to Valentina's performance really understand how difficult Rach 3 is. I knew all 5 Beethoven Piano concertos by the time I was18, including the Grieg and both Brahm's. Even now, Rach 3 is well above me, To be able to perform Rach 3 for a ticketed professional performance is the rough equivalence to getting a Phd in physics from Cal tech and qualifying and graduating a neuro surgical residency. sanjosemike

[@G.Saint-Star]

Beethoven concertos are no where near Rach 3. sorry. almost any amateur classical pianist can play Beethoven piano concertos. Now his sonatas, thats a whole different thing, they are hard. but still not at the rach 3 level.sorry to disappoint you. but i can guarantee you Rach 3 is not above you. it all depends on how powerful your intent to achieve it is. Valentina does it because she believes she can. i doubt that she has ever doubted what she can do in the piano.

[@angryjalapeno]

Yeah sure. Like everyone can swim as fast as Michael Phelps if their intent is powerful enough. Even a 5-foot tall gymnast.

[@tommarvoloriddle2965]

+A Jalapeño Well one thing's for sure, if you want to play the Rach 3, you should be able to at least play a 10th effortlessly, and a 11th with very little to no effort

[@dekkard79]

sanjosemike Well, She's going to perform the 4 concertos + Paganini rhapsody in the same session. Rachmaninov overdose they call it :)

[@JairCrawford]

Tom Marvolo Riddle You can always roll chords if you can't reach them. I can just barely reach a tenth, it's a struggle. I wouldn't let that get in my way though. Even the pros have to roll chords sometimes

[@PiotrBarcz]

I'm trying to figure out what's more impressive, the sheer perfection in your playing or the fact that this video taken 11 years ago looks worlds better than the stuff we have in 2024! I need to figure out what cameras were used in doing the video part of these recordings xD

[@Roman___S]

Блестяще 👍👍👍

[@person3496]

5:38 the moment of pause, suspension before the wonderful reverberations of those low notes and billowing climax

[@johne6081]

I would love to hear her and husband Alexei play the two-piano transcription of the Rach 3. I bought a copy of the score, but it is way beyond my capabilities. :)

[@williamlamb2088]

Dear Valentina: Thanks so very, very much for recording the piano only parts of the Rach concertos. As I listen to you playing, I hear notes and parts that seem to submerge themselves when the orchestra plays with the pianist; your brain tells you that the piano is playing notes along with the orchestral parts that it really isn't playing. Your passionate performance of this music, particularly the final movement, brought tears to my eyes the first time I heard it. Thank you, thank you for sharing your incredible talents with us mere mortals, for when we listen to you playing, it is as though we are hearing music from Mt. Olympus itself.

[@fc779]

She is a very sensitive player, her technique is very impressive, but most importantly, she does play truly from her heart, you can clearly hear her real love for music and for the composer. I'm glad that Valentina is being recognised as a great young artist, she does deserve it. Unlike other young famous young pianists such Khatia, Valentina really speaks truly love for music, she is not trying to show herself as a sex symbol or trying to sell her physical appearance, she does respect the meaning of real music and the composer. I hope she will always be successful and well respected for her truthful devote to classical music.

[@L.M1792]

if I walked into a classical music shop that sold classical music on shelving and this song was playing through the speakers I honestly wouldn't know who was playing, but I so love this understanding. truly unbelievable expression through our meager frames. It must be from the aether. wonderful. I would give this 5 out of 5. top marks.

[@sarah-fu1it]

11:35 until is the primal moment of utter beauty.

[@DSergioRocha-yn7zu]

Admiro de mais a grande pianista de todos os tempos.Sou seu novo fã, Valentina Lisitsa!

[@shaythiele1320]

This piece will never get old