Robert Schumann - Piano Concerto Op.54 - Kissin

[@artistictrance1758]

Welcome to the crazy world of Schumann.

[@pierrepineau1714]

The most beautifully written cadenza in the history of piano concerto

[@alexandergrun5126]

kissin is a master of performing every phrase with peace and elegance

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

NOT TRUE! The Truth Evgeny Kissin The ice cold piano sound player Ever! The Best Schumann piano concerto players Are really 1:Radu Lupu ( The most colorful piano sound Ever! Lupu The Best first movement coda ever! Lupu The most relax player Ever Better than The stiff Claudio Arrau! The Mechanical Boring dull stiff machine player Ever Krystian Zimerman) 2: Emil Gilels ( The King of The All pianists ever! Gilels The golden tone for Schumann 3: Wilhelm Kempff ( The most beautiful piano sound Ever) 4: Sviatoslav Richter ( The Genius Richter) 5:Van Cliburn ( Why Van Cliburn because Van Cliburn better than The stiff Claudio Arrau and The Mechanical Boring dull stiff machine player Ever Krystian Zimerman) The Bad Schumann piano concerto players Are really ABM THE CYBORG HUMAN MACHINE KING ROBOT PIANIST EVER! Rudolf Serkin The cold RAW rough piano sound Ever! Marta Argerich ( The cool raw piano sound) Krystian Zimerman (The Mechanical Boring dull stiff machine player Ever)

[@kanekokazuko7034]

この名曲が、キーシンによって更に切なくなり、涙がでます😢😢🎶キーシンって本当に凄い！心もきれいなピアニストだと思います。私のなかでは、世界一です。

[@georgemelikian5411]

your truly are my favorite piano player off all time I never get tired of listening and watching you playing piano May God always keep you safe under His wing and Bless you abundantly I love you Evgeny

[@ShaneTheMathGuy]

I love the 3rd movement of this concerto.

[@yowzephyr]

0:00 is a good place to start.

[@fergusmaclachlan1404]

And 32:10 is a very bad place to start.

[@jinwoobae7555]

Best part 0:00~32:10

[@yunchanlim4837]

WOW

[@PianistKimHanul]

WOW

[@jinwoobae7555]

Wow

[@TheNewsstandMan]

LOL

[@pedrolacipolla3862]

Wow

magic... " cantabile.. magic kissin as allways"

[@thecluelesscomposer]

The first movement of this made me fall in love with romantic music ... still listen to it at least once a day. Chills.

[@Vfernani]

How could a tormented man create such a wonderful piece of music!

[@janjovic9954]

It's like the pearl in the oyster. Think of E.A.Poe, tormented like no other, but also genius like no other. The list goes on with Van Gogh, Baudelaire, Percy Shelley ...

[@themillionchildren]

The answer is in the question...

[@nathansikner2560]

How would a non tormented man be able to create this kind of art?

[@cocotomo7385]

It is beautiful, powerful and light and it is wonderful music! I am deeply moved by the sound of Evgeny Kissin and the melody of Schumann!

[@alainnicolas9869]

Le romantisme de Schumann est rendu à l’état pur, sans fioritures, sans excès. C’est juste parfait !

[@felixdevilliers1]

Yes, I admire all the pianists mentioned below, each good in his own way, but Kissin's interpretation is incomparable. He has the pure spirit of Schumannn's lyricism in his finger tips.He makes the piano figurations in the last movement bubble over in a way I have always wanted to hear them. The work is not tragic, but despite its varying moods one Of Schumamnn's happiest and most fulfilled compositions. A glorious interpretation.

[@colincrothers4659]

try zimerman

[@budgarr4530]

colin crothers I have to agree with Felix on this...an amazing performance by an amazing pianist...and so young...the world is his oyster, that's for sure.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Krystian Zimerman the mechanical dull stiff machine Robot King!! Evgeny Kissin the cool ice cold piano sound! Radu Lupu the best Schumann concerto!! .

[@feraudyh]

Stunning performance

[@chichay6745]

Genius! Evgeny, bravo!

[@katachi1]

+Elsa N genius Robert Schumann!!!!!

[@sheaevans1534]

That second movement will bring tears to your eyes Then a Cadillac commercial Total spoiler of the moment!

[@yueh2527]

lol😂

[@alexanderg.9897]

counter melodies at 13:40, favorite part of the piece

[@aldrickdurango8424]

29:32 is the best for me. For me it is like sayin ' I love you" in an implicit way, repeatedly, like that IV to iii phrase

[@dm_99]

I. Allegro affettuoso 00:00 Cadenza 12:43 II. Intermezzo:Andantino grazioso 16:05 III.Allegro vivace 21:38

[@gordonhall752]

One of my, (if not THE) all-favorite piano concerto . For me Schumann's tour-de-force.

[@stonestone1000]

What a heart-breakingly beautiful piece of music. 17.50 onwards is sublime. Nobody puts more love into it that Evgeny Kissin. Bravo !! Thank you !!

[@MrCharlesPT]

Masterful....

[@ljiljanastanic9076]

Enchanting interpretation by my beloved pianist💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕

[@youngwoo5860]

Evegeny Kissin is the top best pianist in the world in dhese days. It is passionate and brilliant performance. Orchestra is also lyrical and gorgeous..

[@abbassarange6579]

Two Genius ! Schumann /Kissin 🌹👏

[@hodgrix]

Like it or not, he brings out every important part I want to hear in this piece. Highly enjoyale

[@goemd1]

What a great pleasure to listen to this young man!

[@joemottershead7235]

I really like Robert Schumann’s use of both PIANO & STRINGS almost equally in the same compositions. I think it adds a bit of flare to his work that a lot of other mid-romantic composers simply didn’t pull off in a lot of their work. Marvellous!

[@manfredt.1233]

Bravo!! Wunderschön!

[@zakiahart3919]

Magnificent! I actually heard this first in the Movie the Butler not knowing it was Schumann's Concerto! Job well done Kissin

[@dorimana9277]

Zakia Hart if it’s kissing it’s brutal

[@mariavelazquezdeangulo1640]

Robert Schumann Piano Concerto, Bellissimo ¡¡¡¡¡ Grazie ¡ Thank You ¡ Gracias .

[@Kaska924]

I love Schumann :) and this ... oh is like dream

[@TheAG59]

Beautifull concert and again a great Evgeny Kissin.

[@djmotise]

Thanks, Archie.

[@s.c.1494]

Such exquisite and sublime touches!

[@user-lk5kf2dt6q]

Amazing his playing!

[@kanekokazuko7034]

I agree🙆🙆🎶🎶

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading! This is one of my favorite versions!

[@spakeable]

Kissin tem algo mágico nas suas apresentações BRAVÍSSIMO!!!!

[@tonygibson6436]

The rondo at the end of the first movement is executed beautifully. The finest I've heard.

[@user-bn9hg9tt9h]

Bravo!

[@TheWynlyn]

This is such a beautiful concerto. Martha and Kissin are my two best to play and interpret this concerto technical as well as expression.

[@carlosgonzalezalatorre8132]

Excepcional... 👏👏👏👏👏

[@pjc7351]

Excellent....crisp, precise, emotional. Evgeny Kissin

[@andresfcastanoescritor]

Pianista exquisito. Mucho más que un simple pianista engreido. Por algo Karajan lo invitó con catorce años a tocar el primer concierto de Tchaikovsky con la Filarmónica de Berlín. Por cierto, hay una interpretación magistral de la Fantasía Coral de Beethoven en el concierto de San Silvestre de 1991 junto a Claudio Abbado y la Filarmónica de Berlín. Lo encuentran en KZbin como Beethoven Choral Fantasy Abbado Kissin. Tenía veinte años y ahí toca Beethoven como el mismo Brendel o Perahia

[@nataliaramirezmusic6585]

Yo me enamoré de Kissin en esa interpretación del primer concierto de Tchaikosvky con V. Karajan. Kissin nació para el piano.

[@bimbobalderas8176]

Gracias por el dato!!!! Kissin es de otro planeta!

[@gailhausmann1329]

Beautifully Done... A wonderful moving piece! . I also love Yuja Wong playing this too..... Thanks for posting..🙏😃

[@sheaevans1534]

The orchestra snd Kissin are amazing here with such a refreshing interpretation

[@TheNewsstandMan]

I like Kissin. He’s excellent. Great pace and dynamics. Brendel is untouchable, but Kissin is a formidable second.

[@htrland]

@ 2:09 Here I believe Schumann makes reference to Florestan's Aria ("in des lebens frühlingstagen...") from Beethoven's opera Fidelio.

[@mahergad1]

So good

[@fulviopolce9785]

Romanticismo allo stato puro.Kissin ne dà una interpretazione memorabile ,così come Davis e la LSO. Eccellente la qualità del suono per questo ottimo post.

[@hodgrix]

Beautiful playing

[@douglassmith7750]

Still blowing out the candles

[@germanquintero10121946]

EXQUISITA MUSICA

[@douglassmith7750]

GERMAN QUINTERO thank you German my friend ..have a great week!

[@myriamjdm3542]

GRANDIOSO......:) Have a great and HAPPY new week my friend:)

[@douglassmith7750]

Myriam Malengreau Thank you Myriam my friend. ..a good week for you also

[@EsmeraldaMorales]

Douglas Smith So delicate and passionate beautiful!

[@luisandraschnik3001]

Sin dudas Kissin es un pianista perfecto, pero si quieren emocionarse al escuchar este obra maestra, todavía hay que remitirse a Sviatoslav Richter, especialmente una grabación de la década del 50 con Deusche Gramophon

[@ricardogallo5296]

15.00 to 16.00 Sublime!

[@albertoaguiardacruz7047]

ESTE CONCERTO DE SCHUMANN FOI COMPOSTO NO PERÍODO DE (1841/45). OS TRÊS MOVIMENTOS : 1o. allegro affetuoso, 2o. intermezzo:andantino grazioso e 3o. finale: allegro vivace, SÃO PLENOS DE MELODIAS ROMÂNTICAS E MELANCÓLICAS COM PERFEITO DESENVOLVIMENTO, MAS COM POUCA PARTICIPAÇÃO DA ORQUESTRA. POR ESSE MOTIVO, LISZT O CLASSIFICOU IRONICAMENTE, DE" CONCERTO DE CÂMARA". OS VIRTUOSES ENCONTRAM DIFICULDADES DE MOSTRAR SUA PROFICIÊNCIA, PORQUE SUA PARTE PIANÍSTICA, JÁ FOI CONCEBIDA CENTENAS DE VEZES. MAS O CONCERTO FAZ JUS DE ESTAR NO REPERTÓRIO.

[@user-ru8vy1uz7c]

Bravo bravo bravo bravo

[@PlayingRequiem]

It appears, hm... Schumann was a composer of genius.

[@antoniofabi9721]

Concerto figlio di Beethoven, figlio virtuosissimo, straordinario, al pari dell'interprete, un vero fenomeno , nel suo rigore pieno di personalità.

[@briankang7060]

31:10 what a beautiful melody

[@hectortm7193]

Thank you very much for upload!

[@XavFranz]

Unreal!

[@goemd1]

There is no one who can compare with Kissin!

[@robinson.tapia77]

Sorry arrau best even

[@secretosecreta4307]

In Japan, this concert has a subtitle of "Ultra7", which is a common sense of all the Japanese people.

[@user-ui9sd6hl6c]

와........ 감탄만 나오네요.

[@mrpankau]

A bit heavy handed, but still masterfully interpreted by the great Kissin.

Well done! Greets, Pianist - Norman

[@kanekokazuko7034]

キーシンさん、オールマイティー‼️🎉大好きなピアニスト🎉❤❤❤❤

[@pvonberg]

For the record, I mentioned only two, Lipatti and Michelangeli ( With Celibidache and a very early recording when he was quite young).

[@benoitpellet1657]

Allegro affectuoso, played by Kissin'. Now there's a ready-made pun.

[@neonRTowner]

Kissin has enormous technical skill. He has the most unfortunate habit of "pulsing up" what ever phrases within the piece he feels need affectation or attention. Often playing along gracefully, within a measure OR even a few notes, he'll ramp up the output of his grand piano, or provide exquisite extra fingering attention to phrases. This provides for an interpretation that says "I'm Evegeny Kissin" this is how I choose to play Schumann. The performance goes all over the place.

[@mariomahflow7684]

Por eso cada gran interprete es diferente y cada uno nos muestra nuevas facetas de una misma obra. Si todos se ciñeran a un estílo o modo único de interpretar sería fatal. Que nos guste o no es asunto personal...

[@timmoss53]

every truly great artist proclaims his credentials in the same way...rachmaninoff,horowitz,hoffmann,kissin,to name a few.i think the 'personal' approach is more exciting and breathes new life into well worn works...otherwise they might as well be played by a computer.

[@themillionchildren]

Agreed

[@suh8429]

i like how he played the 3rd movement.

[@pvonberg]

I've just listened to the Brendel. To each his own I guess.

[@lucianasalles7272]

Feliz dia! 😙

[@icarius555]

No lo conozco. Tendré que escucharle atentamente, pero por la portada de su disco parece un simple pianista engreido con ínfulas

[@bimbobalderas8176]

Es un Dios del piano, cultívate carnal!!!!

[@messrtwinky]

No comments? How will I know what to think?? :)

[@SuperPeacebreaker]

30:51

[@lucianasalles7272]

Voce sabe de um lugar pra eu morar sozinha na Princesa D'oeste😙

[@Sim882]

agreed

[@espritunis1]

30:51)))))))))))))))))))

[@noabaak]

4 pm, nyc, 6/15/2020 ‘..’

[@dorimana9277]

(G)old

[@lucianasalles7272]

Encontre por favor!

[@lucianasalles7272]

Bom dia!

[@babayaga66]

It's excellent but have you heard the one by Peter Serkin on Columbia? Sheer poetry.

[@MarcusHK1]

I haven't heard Peter Serkin, but I find indeed KIssin and Colin Davis a bit dry, even if they are excellent technically speaking.

[@glerbinmcflerbin156]

you mean Rudolph Serkin? Because yes the 1950's Serkin/Ormandy recording of this piece is classic

[@jakob4381]

Düsseldorf. 🙂

[@jJPyLfGpLKetwBam]

in 30:50 brendel should teach us how to play that chords

[@truth2571]

barabara bam bam bam!!

[@davewilliams6242]

I’m a huge fan of Kissin. I felt that he played this Concerto beautifully. But, for my taste, the first and second movements dragged too much. They were quite slow and I kept hoping the tempos would pick up, but they didn’t. The third movement was spot on and I only wish the first two were the same way.

[@PavelisLord]

Anyone know another piece that has anything like 23:46?

[@MarcusHK1]

Difficult question, but maybe you could try Rachmaninov's 3rd piano concerto.

[@davidlecuyer1367]

Simply a really common chord progression in harmonic sequence. I - Vsus4-3 - ii - vi sus4-3. Also present in the third Beethoven concerto coda.

[@ApkSln]

Si quieres otros ejemplos, se me viene a la cabeza el primer minuto de: Handel Organ Concerto in F Major 2 mov, esuchalo, veras que se parece aunque sean periodos distintos. Casi los primeros segundos de: Schubert - Drei Klavierstücke, D 946 Pasando los primeros segundos de: MISA BREVIS a 5 - Hernando Franco Son pasajes muy cortos, entre 8-12 seg. que presentan esa progresión

[@djmotise]

Yes, Chopin E minor concerto. There are sequential passages. But very long phrases.

[@pvonberg]

The two best interpreters of this concerto are Lipatti and Michelangeli.

[@mvaurelio]

I wouldn't give such a peremptory judgements :) But sure, the tree you mentioned are great (my favorite is Lipatti btw)

[@colincrothers4659]

and zimerman

[@lospazio]

Peter Von Berg There is not such a thing as "the best" interpreter of anything. There are different tastes, different approaches, different sensibilities. The most you can say is that those versions are the ones you like best. That is all. There will be millions of people who will not agree with you on this.

[@efrainvillaricci2299]

and your mama

[@mar3589com]

+Peter Von Berg KISSIN IS THE BEST!!!!!

[@Qee7en]

14:58 :O

[@ironicdivinemandatestan4262]

Money...

[@lucianasalles7272]

Faca caminhada no mesmo horario✒ voce vai ficar bem

[@baransakallioglu]

12:36 cadenza

[@scabbycatcat4202]

Kissin is a brilliant pianist and there is NO doubt about that simple fact. Yet there are performances he has given which are controversial to say the least. Take for example the Horowitz Rach 3 compared to the Kissin version. Horowitz hits perhaps a couple of dozen bum notes yet the OVERALL performance blows the Kissin interpretation " out of the water ". I realise of course that this is only my OPINION - but I suspect the vast majority would share the same opinion as me !

[@ManilaSayang]

I don't see any sense in his many uses of rubato here. Sorry, Evgeny fans.....

[@mvaurelio]

This is very interesting comment indeed! If you have the time can you make an example? I'd like to understand when rubato does not make sense in this video! Thanks!

[@MichalKuric]

here it does not matter, as in kissin performance beethoven and chopin concertos !! :)

[@pablogomez8236]

when it makes sense to Evgeny, it makes sense ;)

[@avi232]

Pablo Gomez Like:)) the right way..rispect for the master..

[@lospazio]

The Man from UNCLE I was a bit surprised by the sudden change of tempo at 31:11.

[@ericrouach]

Why do you upload that? You (or someone) paid for it...

[@ralphberney7768]

His tread tends to be a touch too light, whereby the orchestra comes to drown him and dominate, or suddenly the piano is too forceful, for all the beauty of his play, as though he has come out of nowhere, a performance just out of balance, that doesn't always go spontaneously with the impetous and flow of Schumann, but seeks to rearrange it a bit

[@exsightsoundmotional4553]

Ralph Berney, the mics are too far away. Probably up in the air. The piano is not intimate enough in the recording. I suppose the decision was to have it sound like you were 20 rows back in the center of the auditorium.

[@ralphberney7768]

many thanks for your professional comment: educational and enlightening

[@JoshuaSobel]

Of course you don't want them to be TOO close, either. The goal should be to make it sound like you're sitting in the third-row seat in the middle.