Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.1 B flat minor Op.23

[@MrGuez37]

Correction : Une fille adorable ! quelle fraicheur ! cela fait 80 ans que j'ecoute ce concerto mais jamais avec autant de p;aisir et d' ardeure c'est tout son etre qui vibre ! MERCI Chere Natalie !

[@risktakerdaito]

It's my pleasure to see Natalie's growth as a pianist.

[@miltonmoore5294]

Natalie Schwamova is one of the best friends a composer of great piano music ever had!👍👏👍👏👍

[@zwaqster]

Wow, she keeps proving herself to be a master.

[@miltonmoore7687]

Let's see; we have Ivan Moravec, Rudolph Firkusny, and NATALIE SCHWAMOVA!

[@josuedraven3070]

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[@bodiemaxwell2717]

@Josue Draven Yup, have been using Instaflixxer for years myself =)

[@miltonmoore5294]

One can get "burned-out" from hearing this most often performed and recorded piano concerto. But Natalie Schwamova vividly demonstrates why among the constellation of immortal concertos for piano and orchestra, this one shall probably always reign supreme as the most universally popular of them all. Although the other two piano concertos Tchaikovsky composed are very fine pieces that have their moments, they cannot compare with this. Whereas his student, Rachmaninoff, was able to write all five of his works for piano and orchestra at an equally high level that qualifies them all as masterworks of the highest order. "I owe to God the gifts given to me, to God alone. Without Him, I am nothing." Sergei Vassilievitch Rachmaninoff

[@ethanperreault7470]

I can listen to this Concerto over and over again. All 3 movements shine in their own way and its the only concerto that I can listen to multiple times and not feel bored of it. Tchaikovsky was one of the best composers who ever lived no doubt.

[@miltonmoore5294]

Tchaikovsky, dubbed "The Symphonic Apostle of Gloom," was ANYTHING BUT gloomy in this charming, joyful, spirit- lifting masterpiece.😃😃 His student, Rachmaninoff, who was also subject to bouts of severe depression between intense periods of creation, was similarly dubbed "The Master of Melancholy and Bard of Intimate Moods." What are the odds that the world will ever be blessed with a teacher/student music pairing like this?!!!!😃😃😃😃

[@ruthboykin9873]

You amaze me with your knowledge!

Ich habe bis jetzt nie gehört eine Dame sooo spielen... Bravo , Natalie!

[@miltonmoore7687]

In one word, maestoso!!!!! (I have watched this video repeatedly. A major recording label needs to give her a lucrative contract, but only for DVD videos! She must be seen to be fully appreciated. I love the way she is not trying to break speed and volume records; one can luxuriate in all the notes unmuddied and polished, as in maestro Claudio Arrau's immortal version on Seraphim Records. This blossom must not be allowed to wither and die from the grind of competing with other artists, as good as they may be in their own way.

[@ruthboykin9873]

I agree watching her play...you couldn't help but feel the music more!

[@joepiano8238]

I love Valentina and Yuja and Martha but I think this young lady is the future Divina Natalia!

[@CP-dv8nc]

True guy !

[@Thiago-px9ev]

She definitely will go places! So much musicality for such a young person. Of course her technique isnt as great as these three YET, but she have an entire life to improve.

[@youngkim8437]

Yes she really is talented

[@miltonmoore5294]

During those glorious passages where the woodwinds are employed, it sounds like birds positioned from their perches just off-stage have become so enthralled with the score that they are singing along with it, as the spirit of the music moves them, in a serenade of other-worldy utterances. Franz Joseph Haydn's last words were: "And I was just beginning to learn how to use the woodwinds!" Peter I. Tchaikovsky brought this aspiration to fruition in this masterpiece! All hail the Divine Creator of all things beautiful!"

[@ruthboykin9873]

Except for the fact, I was enthralled watching her face and her movements as she felt the music, this is a recording, I could listen to with my eyes closed to absorb the pure enjoyment of the sounds! I wish the man who owned this house was still with us, for he would have loved this!

[@miltonmoore5294]

I wonder if Caterina Valente has ever seen this video! My fave of Natalie's many solo performance videos is the Chopin Scherzo #2, Chopin Institute ch. Audio is too weak, but still well worth viewing. I wish my mother had lived long enough to have seen this video. I took her to many piano recitals over the years.

[@ruthboykin9873]

Your comment about your mother, touched my heart. You were a good son. Today is my mother's birthday(stepmother) but she is the only one I knew. She loved country music and so many of Webb Pierce, Ferlin Husky, Faron Young, Kitty Wells, and many others from that era. I was never able to take her anywhere. She did finally go to visit Nashville, with her brother in her early 70s. I have never been to a piano recital, or many other concerts of any kind. I saw Kitty Wells, the Wright brothers, she was married to Johnny I believe. Hank Williams, Jr when he was very young, I saw at a high school in Va. Ernest Tubb, Narvel Felts, Gene Watson, are a few I saw at county fairs. My tickets for John Fogerty , I have purchased for June 6th, I am super excited about.

[@miltonmoore5294]

Appreciate the comments! I just left a comment on that new Ray Price video BeMisty posted, which I notice you also liked. Of all the videos I have recommended, it gratifies me the most that you are so impressed by this one, since it is so far off the beaten path of country. But I was 100% sure you would like it! But nowhere NEAR as nuch as you do! Great music is great music. All these immortal classical music composers fed off gypsy tunes and the folk music of their era to embellish and build into more profound large scale symphonic masterpieces. So it is all tied in. If Tchaikovsky had been around when Ray Price was in his prime, he very likely would have been one of his biggest fans! And for all we know, Ray Price may have loved Tchaikovsky! The best part is that I doubt if you would ever have randomly encountered this video, whereas with the country, you already knew of much I have recommended, and would most likely have eventually found everything else on your own without me. Great music, and an appreciation and respect for God, are the greatest "ties that bind!"

[@ruthboykin9873]

Right!

[@darkkerrigan]

I always love watching her play ❤ She is always so in the zone, relaxed, and truly absorbed in her music. Brilliant as always! Technique and always so musical! complete package! Her relaxed hands make it look so easy!! Lol. Love watching her continue to grow.

[@miltonmoore7687]

Few hands have ever moved so gracefully up and down a keyboard; a truly in- spired and magical performance.

[@kreutzo1]

An astonishing technique mixed with deep musical sense. A pianist called to be remembered.

[@2Scythian2]

I sit here and can't help wondering what Tchaikovsky would have thought of this, to me, magnificent perforformance, Natalie is totally involved and expresses such joy in playing this master piece.

[@浅野忠明]

ホールの残響音も良く聞こえますね。こんな良い音の演奏を聴いたのは初めてです。全楽章弾かれたのも、お聴きしたいです。💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@2Scythian2]

Natalie is such a joy to watch as she gets totally involved in the music, and such performance, Bravo Natalie!!

[@miltonmoore5294]

Tchaikovsky, or somebody, should have transcribed this piano concerto for violin years ago. It's never too late!

[@miltonmoore8369]

AND LIKEWISE, HIS VIOLIN CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA.😊

[@miltonmoore7687]

Many years ago a music critic wrote of a pianist whose magical hands moved like Natalie's: "The best pair of hands in the best pair of gloves!"

[@miltonmoore7687]

Through her fluency, knowledge of and respect for the score, and the God-given magic with which she was imbued, Ms. Schwamova turns the first movement of this mighty warhorse written for the king of percussive instruments into a heavenly, majesterial 2O minute uninterrupted bird song.

[@Cardstacker]

Natalie please upload more! Just watched this again it is amazing. Also great to have fixed camera angle.

[@p1anosteve]

I can't get over how innately musical she is . It's uncanny how she understands and interprets phrasing tempos and rhythms. Look at the musician at the back at 4.45 , he seems to agree!

[@davidseagalmusic]

My mom was a conservatory trained pianist. She said eventually, everybody learns the notes. What separates you from everyone else is your musicality which overrides everything!

[@antoinezygfryd]

exact!!!! à 6'05" aussi !!!! à 21'01" !!!

[@miltonmoore7687]

The most delightful performance l have ever seen. This is her love note to the world!

[@miltonmoore5294]

Perhaps other brilliant young goddesses of the piano may come forth and share in the glory of occupying the same high, prestigious perch as Ms. Schwamova, but NOBODY shall ever come along and knock her off it! A pianist to be admired for all time!

[@minola9046]

Yeah, I want to become just like her !

[@thecrushedtwinkie6632]

@@minola9046 For another shining example of pianism at its most elegant and profound, Google Alexander Sinchuk playing the Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. I hope you achieve your goal. 🌠Milton Moore🌠

[@fridahackerman4425]

Moved to tears. Thank you Natalie. ♡

[@miltonmoore7687]

After watching this video for the umpteenth time, and reading all of the comments, I realized that no one has thanked P. I. Tchaikovsky for com- posing this concerto, and more importantly, thanking God for giving him the power to do so.

[@TheGoldenHorncall]

God’s not real lol

[@thecrushedtwinkie6632]

@@TheGoldenHorncall There is not a shadow of a hint of a scintilla of evidence of the nonexistence of God, while the untenable evidence of His ineffable and miraculous creation is EVERYWHERE! Milton Moore

[@amandagrace6767]

So much passion... This is beyond incredible.

[@miltonmoore7687]

Yes. With what this stellar young Czechoslovkian lass brings to this performance, it is easy to understand why this is the most popular piano concerto ever composed; and this assessment is based on only hearing the first movement!

[@BonfiglioSergio]

What is astonishing here is the clarity and the precision. This performance recalls me my other favorite one, that is by Arthur Rubinstein. The speed also is quite correct, a little bit slower than the most of current famous pianists, but IMHO the right one. The vast majority todays pianists overspeed to show their virtuoso, and spoil this composition messing up with overuse and abuse of pedals. Astonishing is the right word that comes to my mind. Brava bravissima. Adorable.

[@jacquieviegas6082]

Sergio Bonfiglio I agree, I think many pianists play some pieces much too fast so you are left feeling breathless and almost anxious at tbe end. Music is not a race! This was beautiful.

[@jacquieviegas7441]

Completely agree with you. Half the time listening to other pianists I spend the whole performance feeling as though I have been running for a bus. This is just perfect. Bravo Natalie.

[@miltonmoore2527]

@@jacquieviegas7441 SHE CERTAINLY GAVE A CLINIC IN HOW TO PERFORM THIS MASTERPIECE. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN BROUGHT BACK TO RECORD THE OTHER TWO MOVEMENTS. THE STARS WERE MAGICALLY LINE UP FOR ALL INVOLVED. WHAT A LOSS!

[@sebastianklarinet]

I love it!❤ My favorite classical music. This is exactly how Tchaikovsky imagined it!

[@miltonmoore5294]

Congrats to Natalie Schwam- ova for winning Fourth Prize in the Arrhaus Piano Competition in March of 2017. I best liked the category B per- formance in which she wears a green dress. The pieces were not listed, and what REALLY upsets me is comments are disabled for the video! How stupid! So I have to circumvent "the system" and leave my comment here. The final piece she played is one of the most remarkable exhibi- tions of elite pian- ism I have ever witnessed. It had that Lisztian soun- ing ardor, elegance, sweep, and flair, but I don't think it was Liszt. My admiration for Ms. Schwamova conti- nues to know no bounds. With play- of this magnitude and grace she will always have an audience.👍👏👍

[@jtcx12345]

Her 2nd round performance was even more spectacular in my opinion. Her performance of Rachmaninoff's Corelli Variations was stunning

[@jtcx12345]

That last piece was Prokofiev Sonata No. 1 btw

[@miltonmoore5294]

Dear Javier Tan: Thanks for your kind assistance. I watched the 2nd round and was impressed. For some reason the comments section is NOT dis abled for the videos of the finals.(???) Anyway, it was nice to finally have new material from Natalie to view. Her Rachmaninoff 3; first movement randomly popped up, and I was elated. It was ever so gracefully and meticulously played, but lacked the fire I have seen from her, even in mere studio practice type videos. It seemed like she was hold- ing back. The male prize winner with a Russian sounding last name, but who was not listed as a Russian, also was underplaying this mighty warhorse. Perhaps for a reason. Also, the finals videos had weak audio which needs to be amped up. Thanks again!☺

[@jtcx12345]

I personally found the orchestra in the competition rather awful. I am also still wondering how Natalie only got 4th. The participant who got 3rd performed one of the most dismal Tchaikovsky 1 I have ever heard. The winner of the competition also did not perform the Rach concerto with as much clarity and many of his phrases sounded very murky and unclear.

[@ruthboykin9873]

Fourth ?

[@Desireyso58]

NATALIE BRAVO!!! You are one of the bests musicians on this century!!!

[@miltonmoore7687]

This takes in an AWFUL lot of pianists; however, I can understand your enthusiasm.

[@davidseagalmusic]

other-wordly!

[@josemsrisdasilveirs49]

Voi non site una pianista, voi siete una brava. Sono veramente commosso

[@polenc7167]

What joy! A master of not-rushing-it. The little pauses here and there add so much. She is never agitated in her manner. I love how she seems to swoon when listened to the orchestra during her silences. A calm and serene rendition. How often this piece is played in part or in whole in a brutal or even cruel manner. Not here. The sweetness comes through always. This was like hearing the piece for the first time. I would attribute her brilliance to her gigantic intellect. She obviously has a true depth of understanding of this great masterpiece.

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

I agree completely. ¨...serene rendition..., ...gigantic intellect ..., ... not brutal or even cruel manner. However intense, deepest and sensitive performance.

[@thisisjack8997]

Natálko úžasné! Moc mě mrzí, že jsem tam nebyl! Měl jsem spalovou angínu! Gratuluji ještě jednou! PECKA!!!

[@miltonmoore5294]

THIS is a sui generis lesson in how to make a percussive instrument SING! For those who love her smile: "Beauty is POWER and the SMILE is its sword!" John Ray

[@ruthboykin9873]

I never heard that about a smile.

[@MrGuez37]

Une fille adorable quelle fraisheur ! cela fait 80 ans que j' plaisir pl ecoute ce concerto mais jamais avec autant de p;aisir et d' ardeure c'est tout son etre qui vibre 1 MERCI Chere Natalie !

[@leandrosypher]

Natalie, so young and so Brilliant!

[@miltonmoore5294]

She resides on the mountaintop along with those unique few who are characterized by the term: "Poetry in Motion."

[@anitasmith4559]

This is beautifully done. And I grew up listening to Eugene Istomin, with Eugene Ormandy and The Philadelphia Orchestra, perform this masterpiece. Brava!

[@PianoLady811]

An astonishing performance as always ! The drummer sitting on your left was quiet enchanted !

[@miltonmoore7687]

I collected cats and wanted to name one Daniella because of the beauty of the name, but unfortunately I lost my ability to keep collecting before I could use the name.

[@jeremyberman7808]

It's actually a little creepy.

[@rravvia]

She smiles at times as if to say "this part is just so wonderful" (not "I am so cool") Special artist.

[@Gwashingtoney]

I will be playing this concerto with my high school orchestra this coming January and I'm beyond excited! Self-taught after only a year of playing and I keep challenging myself with difficult repertoire. You're incredible and look so happy as you play! Great rendition.

[@juandavila4534]

Yo that is amazing

[@ruthboykin9873]

I am stunned! Unbelievably beautiful!

[@miltonmoore5294]

I cannot believe I have just come up with yet another comment! Should still be at the top of the page, as I just posted it at 6:26 a.m. PST April 24, 2018. Cheers!

[@LouisRodrigues]

Great performance, as usual, Natalie. Bravo. However, I wish the sound quality was on par with your other videos on your channel. Your performance, wrapped with smiles and true emotions, as always, are a perfect Ten.

[@hermestrimigestrussimbolic8199]

Como um grande fã de Tchaikovsky tenho que dizer ela toca muito bem é perfeita harmonia cada nota feita por ela muito perfeito.

[@miltonmoore7687]

I LOVE this name, IF it actually is one.

[@miltonmoore7687]

Tchaikovsky's writing for the clarinet ALONE in this concerto is worth more than the entire output of someone like Claudio Monte- verdi!

[@MarcBorel66]

Grandiose ! Splendide interprétation ! Maîtrise technique impressionnante, précision, clarté, musicalité et dosage parfait des émotions, même souvent, avec le sourire: La grande classe ! Ou quand la musique, même très difficile, reste un pur plaisir ... C'est unique ! Merci pour ce beau cadeau. Grand ! Magnificent performance! Impressive technical control, precision, brightness, musicality and feelings, even often, with the smile: the great class ! Or when the music, even very difficult, remains a pure pleasure... It is unique ! Thank you for this beautiful present. (excuse me for my poor english ...)

[@miltonmoore7687]

I couldn't have said it better myself; D'accord to the trillionth power! C'est magnifique!

[@914marcoantonio]

I was watching now your video is What do I most liked was to see her smile at the beginning of the first movement, and realize that you were happy to be there and be able to make music with excellence and talent you have! It's fun to see you playing! I also hope to see in person. A big hug!

[@ernienucup1080]

So much passion, grace, and art... BZ!

[@zupzop9237]

Thanks for making people happy and transmitting your enthusiasm and passion for the piano

[@cfchh1905]

She loves what she does - playing phantastic music.

[@iterrie]

Bela moça, belo som, ótima interpretação

[@danatartir]

You're playing is absolutely beautiful! Completely captivating! Well done!

[@miltonmoore7687]

I'm so glad I lived long enough to witness this.

[@ruthboykin9873]

Me too, thanks to you!

[@kenm4730]

Natalie you are an absolute star. Thank you for sharing this incredible performance.

[@marlafarber7776]

I had hoped to play this with an orchestra, but did not practice enough. She is terrific.

[@simagzs]

Such an amazing artist, Bravo!

[@BlaiseMatile]

BRAVO! Magnifique pianiste qui joue si bien et en exprimant son bonheur!

[@miltonmoore5294]

Her best passage work is like a speeded up time- lapse photography film of the unfolding of a blooming flower.

[@ruthboykin9873]

WOW! exactly!

[@user-dz3qp3rd7f]

this is quite lovely, your expressions fit perfectly with the emotional aspect of this peace...good work!

[@cernismirtkamennoeserdce9221]

Allegro non troppo e molto maestroso, allegro con spiritu

[@terezagolombkova1334]

krása, krása!!! nádherné dílo a grandiozně zahrané... musí být úžasné něco takového hrát...krása!

[@ЭдуардЛюдовик]

Гениальное исполнение, шедевр искусства, наслаждение и видеть, и слушать Natalie Schwamova !!!

[@miltonmoore5294]

Whatever you wrote, I am sure it is good! One day the geniuses be- hind all this technology will provide you tube with systems that will translate all languages into one's native tongue in the blink of an eye.

[@b_nadams]

What a great performance. Congrats on 10000 subscribers - you deserve more!

[@miltonmoore7687]

HELP!!! WE NEED MORE PIANO CONCERTO VIDEOS TO FEED OUR ADDIC- TION!!! Bring on the Grieg; the Schumman; the Liszt #2; the MacDowell #2; the Rachmaninoff #1; and the Mendelssohn #2.

[@tonyjasilbrazz362]

Love your work Natalie!!! You look like you're having fun whilst showing confidence and absolute mastery!

[@happinesssmile2894]

You're an inspiration. So much passion in you. Pure genius. 😊 keep it up

[@miltonmoore7687]

With her level of integrity; devotion; skill and precision; and pure genius; had she chosen to go into the field of neurosurgery, I would sign on to have Ms. Schwamova operate on my brain if, God forbid, I ever required it

[@sangyongpark2137]

Milton Moore Your way of praising her is so unique! I've never seen this sort of complement which would be a bit rough but might be the highest form of praising someone. Haha. She would laugh and be happy if she ever saw this.

[@miltonmoore5294]

For Sangyong Park: What a pleasant surprise to find your MOST poignant and im- pressive comment, particularly since moments before I replied to your general comment regarding the merits of Natalie's playing. What a charming coincidence! I revi- sit this channel now and then to re-watch the video and read the new comments. Thank you so very much. 😄😃😄😃😄😃😄 (I imagine she has friends and professional associates glean these pages and provide her with the best comments, to shield her from any possible upsetting and negative remarks. People can really get cruel and vulgar in the you tube comment pages, as you are undoubtedly aware, although I have never found anything of this nature directed toward Natalie, thankfully.)

[@carlosmp2043]

She is so very talented, this is just so beautiful and perfect!!! she inspires me to get better

[@carlosmp2043]

Does anyone know where I could see her play?

[@MineBlocker65]

Currently in Prague (maybe?). I saw her last in Rudolfinum.

[@carlosmp2043]

MineBlocker65 lucky you, I would get the chills if I heard her play lol

[@MineBlocker65]

Carlosmp20 That was the second time I heard her. First, it was in the Martinů Hall, but I want to see her again and again... It's like a drug, but without bad effects.

[@carlosmp2043]

MineBlocker65 lol

[@sharonjohnson9799]

I love the ease,expresional playing with clarity! God bless you

[@jadejuls]

Bravo Natalie ... I've been watching your videos , so talented and stunning ♥ I enjoy your playing a lot !

[@carohysk]

beautiful!

[@miltonmoore7687]

Yes!!!!! And for this reason I'm using up far too much of my time re-watching this video!

[@sigvardronnholm]

Always a pleasure to watch you.

[@nicolasque3542]

Verdaderamente magnífica la forma en que le das vida a esta hermosa música...muchas felicitaciones...por favor danos el placer de disfrutar mas interpretaciones tuyas...gracias...

[@mariev7892]

I wish she would upload another video(:

[@miltonmoore7687]

How 'bout 100 videos!

[@ryancantores3751]

Milton Moore not enough...

[@miltonmoore7687]

You are absolutely correct; amend the number to 200 videos. Right On!!!

[@ryancantores3751]

Milton Moore MORE MY FRIEND!! MORE!!

[@johnfenner347]

Absolutely Beautiful !. Marvellous Playing !. A Joy ! . Greetings From Scotland.

[@Rachelkwy]

bravo bravo bravo!!!!!!

[@miltonmoore7687]

"What hath God wrought!"

[@pedromedeiros1464]

C’est mon Concert Piano preferé, merci pour l’interpretation!

[@miltonmoore7687]

For you lovers of the opening theme of this concerto, I most strongly recommend you download the pop standard hit song "Tonight We Love" by Caterina Valente, "The International Songbird."

[@Rachelkwy]

i really really enjoy your playing because it's very unique!

[@miltonmoore7687]

Yes! She has that "X factor." Everybody can sense it, except for those creatures that as of 12/17/16 have given her 5 thumbs down!

[@jtcx12345]

Except that she had the self-control and discipline not to bang her way through.

[@miltonmoore5294]

For Javier Tan: I have been thinking the same thing but lacked the nerve to say it.👍👏👏👏👏😃 (His facial contortions and grimacing are what REALLY bother me.)

[@abelar101]

I CANT GET ENOUGH OF THIS YOUNG GIR,SUCH ARTISTRY,BORN TO BE A MUSICIAN,KEEP IT UP!!! CONGRATULATIONS

[@mischgebiet5595]

So sehen also Genies aus! Bravo! Großartig!

[@nessieness5433]

Thanks for giving us heartfelt music, no theatrics! Thank you SO MUCH! Very best to you, heaps of success! The hands are unbelievably supple, such an example to all who play (or try to) play the piano. It is a true pleasure to watch.

[@miltonmoore5294]

I love this performance. However, "theatrical" performances can also be heartfelt. Many examples exist on you tube. And I have been in the audience of many over the decades.

[@barbarasposito1998]

Incrível. parabéns ♡

[@karinapesce2168]

Excelente!! Cuanto talento!! Felicitaciones Natalie!

[@afill471]

I love your performance. The accuracy, dynamics, rhythm, and everything else is just.... up there. The way you express each section of the concierto is what makes this so unique, as well as how accurate your hands are in this concierto. It's hard to learn something like this and you need months to make it clear that you are ready to try it out with an orchestra and then master it. However, don't do the same mistake I did, don't believe you would be able to learn any classical song piece in just a day because I tried to do so once and I had everything but one element to make this song complete which happens to be a major requirement to the music. In vocal, text and notes are the biggest elements and if your missing one of them, you're out. If you forget some notes on a concert which would effect the orchestra, you're out.

[@miltonmoore7687]

I agreed enough with the essence and spirit of your remarks to give you a thumbs-up, but think you exaggerated somewhat regarding the issue of "being out" by hitting wrong notes, which the legendary Arthur Rubinstein was wont to do, and all pianists inevitably fall victim to. The key is to minimize them. Having watched many of Ms. Schwamova's videos, she seems to be adept at avoiding them. I daresay we are all itching to see her play the next two movements of this concerto. I would think this should have already transpired given the level of favorable response she has garnered thus far from her admirers. Respectfully.....

[@CameronDavison00]

I'm in love; absolute pleasure to watch!

[@consueloperez7578]

I hope someday to see you here in our New York City's Carnegie Hall !!!! Brava !

[@이현우-l4s]

Oh my goodness! Her playing is stupendous!

[@philipkane9393]

GREAT! WHAT A PRODIGIOUSLY PRECOCIOUS TALENT!

[@JuanPabloBohorquez-r7i]

Ademas de la excelente ejecución de esta magnifica obra, da gusto ver al interprete disfrutarla sin ningún tipo de tensión, muchas felicitaciones Natalie! 3

[@leemyer6024]

Awesome. This deserves about 20 million views.

[@Mamsecks]

Spent a few hours watching your videos. The progress is fantastic. It has been a long time since you last uploaded anything... I subscribed with hope that you will upload content once more. Thank you for the fantastic performances. I'm aware that all the joy you can get from such excellency is backed by hours of pain and dedication, and just seeing the end result being so good almost feels unfair in a strange way. Keep it up!

[@daher7386]

Grandios, unglaublich!!!

[@heartofhawaii8232]

Staggering! Amazing, Gorgeous..not enough superlatives to express the immense power and beauty of Natalie's playing. Thank you for sharing your inspiration with the World..What a Shining Light you are!

[@timespaice]

I'd love one day to see her interpretation of Chopin nocturne op 48 no 1. She makes me think of Rubinstein

[@carolineandtigger]

You have really good technique. I hope I can play the piano like you someday.

[@joepiano8238]

I'll bet in her mind she was thinking..."boy this is way better than sitting at my piano at home by myself"!! What a lovely young lady! Props to her.

[@miltonmoore7687]

Props to your wit! One of the best remarks so far. .

[@ruthboykin9873]

I KNEW, it was you who replied!

[@gonzalovaldivia3835]

Maravillosa pianista, maravillosa interpretación. Felicidades y gracias NS por compartir.

[@markE946]

The smile on her face with the opening 14 bars, I get it, I play them as well and it's incredibly satisfying and enjoyable

[@EzeCoriaPiano]

You're fantastic! Excellent interpretation

[@oscarlozano2202]

Divina!!!! eres la mas grande. un beso desde Monterrey NL MÉXICO

[@carlosmp2043]

Come baaaaaackkkkkk!!!! We miss uuuuuuu

[@daniloberaldo570]

For me, very near the all time best pianists...

[@raymundquito8029]

So amazing.

[@stjack279]

Wow! Gifted! Gifted! Gifted! I don't say that lightly, but she is deserving of it!

[@adriankau99]

I love your smile ! Your performance is briliant ! Coungratulations ! 😍👏