Yuja Wang - Turkish March Mozart (Encore)

[@thebestofclassicalmusic965]

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[@allwinds3786]

I just saw her do this as an encore with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and WOW!!!!!! I had to be physically restrained to keep from laughing and cheering!!

[@excelsior999]

"Laughing" - yes. "Cheering" - not so much.

[@allwinds3786]

@excelsior999 why not cheer? I don't understand? Was she not innovative and fun? I don't see anything the least bit creative on your KZbin

[@excelsior999]

@@allwinds3786 1- She is technically brilliant but souless, IMO. 2 - I am not, and never claimed to be an artist. This is one of the reasons why I pay money to see and hear artists perform. 3 - "The performer is not the Star. The Music is the Star." - Leon Fleisher (who was a true Artist and not a Showman).

[@delaolao5057]

If I was a piano and this girl was approaching me... I would be nervous

[@waterdragonwater4060]

Yep

[@joycecong3599]

oh would I be scared 😱

[@LukeJiao]

Nervously in love

[@denneberg]

Haha. Very much so

[@v_vivasvat]

the world needs a Yuja Wang x Hiromi Uehara concert! i would sell my house to watch it.

[@jimyoung9262]

^^^^^^!!!!

[@rethabilenxumalo9742]

😂😂😂not you selling your house

[@thecorknicehero3073]

Do my eyes deceive me on this video of Yuja!!! She literally made a lot of variations of the Turkish March piece here with insanely fast arpeggios, clusters, hammered and glissando techniques. OMG, seriously how can any pianist play that well like her, seriously she’s my No.1 G.O.A.T pianist in the entire world ahead of Khatia. But gosh, it must had took a seriously amount of dedication and coordination to get those techniques right for her, that’s seriously world class there, can’t say a word after that performance. That’s the best Turkish March solo I’ve ever heard from Yuja Wang in my entire life. Especially on 2:22 where it comes for a huge marcato technique to finish very strong, just watch literally, she’s dancing like mad to this final part here to feel and get in time with the rhythm here. Massive congratulations to her, hope to see more of other famous classical pieces performed by her, but what I really adore is she has the ability to change it up into variations or even can do Counterpointing which she could easily play two different melodies simultaneously. To Yuja Wang, keep up the incredible work and hopefully in the future I might watch her play in person. 👏😄😁👍

[@excelsior999]

Okay, we get it. You're in love. In the Real World, however, Speed at the keyboard ≠ Quality (except for those who are easily dazzled). They are just hoping that one day their Pin-Up Pianist will be the first one to play Chopin's "Minute Waltz" in under 60 seconds. (By then she may be coming onstage in her underwear.)

[@78625amginE]

She combined others' versions. Volodos and Say; she did not write any of this. Also, there are literally no clusters or glissandi.

[@excelsior999]

@@78625amginE Thank you. I might add that there is no pressing need for a new "version" of any Mozart compositions.

[@bernbabybern89]

I come back here at least once a year to watch her hands dance. The finish beginning at 2:41 causes me to question if she might be a hidden extraterrestrial amongst us . Her speed and accuracy is mind blowing especially considering the assumption that her hands are probably on the smaller side to be slaying all those chords like it's nothing! Impressive would be an insulting description for this performance. Yuja is a natural treasure and I hope to see her live in concert some day. What a beautiful, unbelievable talent. :)

[@Johntenor]

One of the greatest improvisation on Mozart ever!

[@KromayAsk]

It's not improvisation. It's a combined version of two arrangements. One by Arkady Volodos (complex one) and second by Fasil Say (jazzy)

[@mustikaraka]

U wrong n u know nothing about classic songs​@@KromayAsk

[@gilougilou6713]

@@KromayAsk listened to it sounds different Its surely not improvisation here, but she made her own "remix" didn't she ?

[@392023001]

​@@mustikaraka Classical song? It's called a piece in classical music.

[@excelsior999]

@@KromayAsk Correct. Ms.Wang's (questionable) Forte is Speed, not Improvisation.

[@aminos0r019]

Some of the comments don’t like this rendition of the piece. For me this distortion and messy playing was masterfully done to show the overplayed yet adaptions of mozart pieces in popular culture. I liked her playing of this.

[@392023001]

He must be the luckiest concert master in the world.

[@gustavoadolfogutierrezguti4569]

the best of all yuja a great professional on the piano a genius

[@katttttt]

2:22 that is sooo cool

[@spinhalflight8153]

She plays that section (my favorite) with so much strength and intention, and consequently so much joy. I also like the arpeggios she plays in the right hand as a minor modification of Volodos's variation. That section sounds like joy, victory, and triumph to me... in that sense, the perfect encore to no doubt an extraordinary performance. We're so fortunate to be able to hear her play it.

[@heidisinging2797]

Look how much she enjoyed 😊

[@LiquidTurbo]

Simply unbelievable. I love it.

[@zhihong627]

I love it! 我很喜欢！

[@oliviaedralin1436]

It’s really nice to hear different kinds of version from Yuja!

[@excelsior999]

Mozart might disagree, were he still around.

[@vilmaquadro4606]

Excelente pianista !!!

[@marianamartinez8315]

Es espectacular 😘🥰

[@DiaryofaMadBlackScientist]

Amazing!

[@ioannisraissis7394]

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[@eugeniahartiono5783]

I hope you become the best pianist, ms yuja wang! you are so cool and talented at playing music!

[@romainedewunderage9147]

Hey did this just change 😮. There was video uploaded like this and its not in you tube

[@Zieoh]

yea this video ain’t the one i always watch

[@romainedewunderage9147]

@@Zieoh ohh thank god. Thought it was just me😅.

[@ovo6591]

我非常欣赏 快段调皮好玩慢段又富有感情 升调的层次高和低音的庄重意境也保留 强

[@点儿白]

爆喜欢！！！！

[@張小可-b8l]

Truly Amazing😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Grasshopperdad-bc5yx]

This always reminds me of the film 'Amadeus' when Mozart embarrasses Salieri in front of the emperor by making his new piece better by improvising. I imagine Yuja travelling back in time and doing the same to Amadeus😅

[@DonyaM-c9n]

Kaş bu ifanı Motsartın özü dinləyə bilərdi 👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹

[@jycrealm8233]

I love how you add your own feeling into the music. ❤

[@동사성진]

유자 너무 ㄱ기여 어

[@oscarsnr]

Yuja really channeling the Spirit of Horowitz here. Fantastic encore. Curious to know what concerto preceded?

[@robertomoltrasio1765]

IS AMAZING TO LISTEN TO MOZART MUSIC PLAYED AS JAZZ VARIATIONS. ONLY SOMEONE LIKE YUJA WANG COULD DO IT!

[@submissionpiano7379]

Jazzy "Turkish March"...

[@marcinm7396]

To niemozliwe . Ta kobieta to geniusz. Prawdziwy fenomen.

[@Bailey110489]

Insane ❤

[@airbornerootsb7483]

Most breathtaking! She's the human incarnation of lightning speed and completely in impro control of her music.

[@excelsior999]

Speed at the keyboard is "breathtaking" for those who are easily impressed.

[@flipperdale51]

She did to Mozart what Mozart did to Salieri in Amadeus.

[@xiaowang4578]

sounds like Jazz all of a sudden

[@redssign]

that's because of all the improvisation. jazz is very improvisation heavy, so when people that have done jazz before improvise, it usually sounds like jazz at least a little.

[@xunzhang3542]

No, more like Mario themed songs

[@gubgubo3276]

@@redssign It isn't improvisation, the jazz passages are from an arrangement by Fazil Say many years ago

[@林林-i4u1n]

好劲爆的土耳其

[@동사성진]

아니 근데 다시들으니까 피아노 컨디션 미쳤네 ,,, 소리가 증맬 쩐다 ,,

[@redssign]

how the hell does her left hand move that fast

[@temualbasu2559]

Mines move even faster than hers. So fast you cant see it, except it sounds terrible as if id take a shot on the keyes

[@RodrigoRaez]

Increíblemente bueno.

[@NMIXXLOVE...]

I love it no matter how many times I listen to it! ! Where was this concert held? When was it?

[@黃靜-n7q]

the violin guy behind the piano is so handsome.

[@世界唯一1.5假博士]

he is captain america

[@waterdragonwater4060]

😂

[@druchumley4571]

The Turkish Rag

[@Fledermausmann]

I mean.. after a while, it gets a bit silly doesn't it?? AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!

[@carakesa]

I understood that reference.....and I love it!

[@psforrest1]

Every time I see this, I'm astounded all over again!

[@DjeisonRique]

any chance of sheet music?

[@checkmate9049]

Maybe, but no chance to play...

[@romainedewunderage9147]

She has her own one on you tube. But have to think twice to play😆

[@alliastein4403]

Beim Zuhören bin ich einfach verrückt!

[@mutiarahadits1889]

Why did Valentina Lisitsa not perform

[@romainedewunderage9147]

Maybe she haven't done it yet

[@lixiang7349]

The only right way play the march.

[@numestube]

Mozart would say thanks

[@hyacinth6927]

弹成了爵士钢琴？

[@romainedewunderage9147]

Noo

[@hrizostomdj4087]

She is an alien 👽

[@ataturk5469]

🤞🤞🤞

[@L110508]

Does she know how to play canon d?

[@romainedewunderage9147]

😂

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Yuja es una acróbata del piano pero esto es una afrenta a Mozart

[@apemayaxx]

😮

[@muzikdayatmalarblog9281]

volodos and say (jazzy) versions

[@psforrest1]

A while back -- she's so covered up!

[@cynthiafroia2283]

好爆

[@citylidamj8898]

1. Old fashioned classical fans: this is bad, Mozart didn’t want any of this 2. Jazz guys: This ain’t no jazz 3. Normal classical guys: this is jazzy Turkish march !!! 😅

[@drumevolution]

just what. the. fuck.

[@gummybear5442]

哇塞 听的我太痛快了

[@ChristopherWehnl-r2f]

Mozart was apparently too boring for Miss Wang. Thank you for that experience, ma`am!

[@yqy8388]

A little bit of jazz

[@techinoneminute]

volodos

[@martinyip5821]

is she human? 😱

[@paulmo15]

大師與流量樂手的區別，前者是用生命塑造音樂，後者追星Lady Gaga!

[@Mencoz1997]

Bravina sta cinese…

[@頎頎-e5l]

莫札特

[@SherryAlina]

妳是優秀人才，代表中國在世界上。是中國大陸不能做任何怪事！

[@sak-superagentkaboom5968]

0_0 ah ?

[@ToastAndCat]

說毀了原曲的，看看兩分鐘時後面兩位小提琴家的表情跟動作好嗎；至於說失望的，那你就失望吧，這麼主觀的負面評論也沒啥好討論了。

[@马加爵-p2s]

牛逼

[@zehrag8265]

Abla sen kafayı fıttırmışsın önünde eğiliyorum

[@andrepessoa608]

I could hear the piano moaning

[@Scalhada]

Shutting up the first 5 seconds...

[@igo.spekkyjarvonvreich]

they laughed at the beginning and she didn't have it

[@romainedewunderage9147]

They thought she was going to play the original 😂

[@douglasburnside]

@@romainedewunderage9147 No... they knew she was *not* going to play the original, but instead her version of the Volodos variation. When she played the first four bars exactly as Mozart wrote it, they *knew* the fun was about to begin.

[@romainedewunderage9147]

@@douglasburnside maybe but as i thought. When she started the pieace u can see the the women in the background nodes her head down plus the laugh of the audience bec they thought she was going to play the original. But after the 4 the bar (im not clearly sure whether its the correct bar 😆)the first variation she palyes the same lady looks up again and then they knew she's going to play the variation.. But maybe your right thanks anyway ❣️

[@li-mingwei7737]

彈鋼琴不像中國功夫，並不是「唯快不破」，快卻亂了，美在哪裡呢？我聽王羽佳彈鋼琴，又急又快卻有些凌亂了的感覺。 我個人覺得，除了「野蜂飛舞」之外，一般我有在網上聽到的鋼琴彈奏曲子，我覺得郎朗彈得還是比王羽佳好了不少。我覺得是在意境上，王羽佳輸了不少！

[@YueLi-vw4rg]

如果又急又快又凌乱就等于差人一等，李斯特，普罗和斯卡拉宾的作品就不会那么受欢迎了，因为对称工整并不是“美”的唯一标准。在这首曲子上，王羽佳和郎朗没什么可比性，一个是二次改编的版本，另一个只改了速度，而且都是返场曲，没有太多参考价值。

[@li-mingwei7737]

​@@YueLi-vw4rg 非「又急又快又凌乱」，並不是就只有你說的「对称工整」！如果一個曲子是要表達「又急又快又凌乱」，那麼彈得「又急又快又凌乱」就對了。但是如果所有曲子都彈得是「又急又快又凌乱」的樂風，那就是那位鋼琴家的問題了。 要在大陸找出一位彈得「对称工整」的鋼琴家，那麼李雲迪一定是最標準的其中一位！郎朗和李雲迪都是彈奏殿堂級樂曲的人，但是我個人認為李雲迪的水準與郎朗的水準，真的不是在同一個等級上面，過去很多大陸人士把這兩人拿來比，真的不明白這兩人的鋼琴有什麼可比性！ 我覺得郎朗是一個比較實在老實與謙虛的人，我看到周杰倫曾經找郎朗比他擅長的作曲比賽，給兩個音，然後即興作曲比賽，看誰作得好。歐洲自古以來，並非所有鋼琴家都同時是著名作曲家，不能要求每位鋼琴家都和李斯特一樣，鋼琴技巧高超且作的曲子讓人繞樑三日！像郎朗把鋼琴彈得走上歐美殿堂級樂團的舞台尖端，已經是世界少數最傑出的鋼琴家了！周杰倫想蹭郎朗的國際地位，用這種手法，真的算狡猾了！狡猾的天性，讓周杰倫很懂得做生意，賺了不少錢！但是我看到歐洲很多名留千古的音樂家，都是比教天真單純的性格的，譬如電影中描述的莫札特。周杰倫雖然是繼羅大佑以來，台灣最著名的作曲家，但是與羅大佑比，可能還是遜一截吧！ 在流行音樂界我也看到一個類似的例子，就是有一次成龍對崇拜成龍功夫電影的哈薩克著名歌唱家迪馬希說，不要只是唱歌，也要懂得作曲，才是真正成功的音樂人。我覺得很奇怪，義大利號稱上世紀全球最棒的歌劇男高音Luciano Pavarotti有寫過什麼曲子嗎？成龍怎麼不去對Luciano Pavarotti說，不要只是唱歌，也要會作曲，才是偉大的歌唱家呢？如果成龍看到迪馬希有作曲天分，勸迪馬希也去學作曲，那確實是個伯樂；但是如果城龍根本不懂得作曲，就對一個成功著名的歌唱家講要學作曲才是成功偉大的，不是很好笑嗎？ 最後我要講的是，郎朗雖然貴為走上歐美音樂世界，彈過去在歐洲國王面前殿堂級音樂的音樂家，但是我個人很喜歡Boogie Woogie的樂風，非常自由而且接地氣，是平凡民眾的鄰家口味。

[@YueLi-vw4rg]

@@li-mingwei7737 如果你拿原版的土耳其进行曲去对比，那你应该就会拒绝一些不那么对称工整的演绎。但问题是，王羽佳弹的很明显就不是原版的曲子，她参照的谱子应该是Arcadi Volodos改编的版本，你可以上网搜一搜，Volodos弹的其实比王羽佳更凌乱，王羽佳算是二次改编了。如果拿的谱子就不一样，那实在没有太多可比性了。至于郎朗和杰伦，他们都算是各自领域的翘楚了，人一旦红了，各种绯闻言论就多了。如果在全球范围内，郎朗确实更有热度，但如果在华语地区，应该还是杰伦的热度更多，如果是合作的话，可以互蹭热度吧。至于云迪，很难评价，他那张莫扎特专辑应该是要迎合华人口味的，那张专辑在Amazon卖到接近脱销的状态，而在Presto却要降价出售，大陆是接触不到Presto 这个平台的，所以基本可以猜得出云迪的目标是哪个市场。

[@li-mingwei7737]

​@@YueLi-vw4rg 我聽過王羽佳所彈的曲子，都是那個味道，這是我的感受，你可以有你的看法，我沒有要跟你辯的意願。 至於周杰倫的問題，我提出他和郎朗比賽即興作曲，是我看到的一個節目，我拿出來講，只是用來表達長期以來我對周杰倫的看法罷了。 至於李雲迪與郎朗的問題，是你們大陸人士長期以來的看法與爭論，一個是國產，一個是被你們判音樂死刑之後而在美國紅到國際上去的，你們大陸人士有他們自己對音樂與藝術的看法之權力。我個人沒有在李雲迪或郎朗身上花過一分錢。

[@YueLi-vw4rg]

@@li-mingwei7737 您也可以有你的看法，艺术评判本来就很主观。但有些事实您可以了解一下：郎朗和云迪都是国产的，也都在国外进修过。现在被判音乐死刑的是李云迪，他也从来没有在美国大红过。郎朗出去美国之前已经成功考进央音了，根本谈不上被判死刑，而且他一直都是红透国内外的。 还有，您用的确实是繁体字，但建议您下次可以把名字换一换，看起来可以没那么大陆。

[@coconutsiam6932]

not really good i dont like this version i like the original

[@bloodgrss]

Sad for you...

[@xiaoraymond941]

感觉很炫，但不好听啊😂

[@romainedewunderage9147]

And that’s why you call it hard work. It sounds amazing for me though

[@afei3071]

我不是太喜欢。😨😨😨

[@Viktor-lp4cn]

Mozart didn't do this.

[@romainedewunderage9147]

Yeah and that’s why you call it variations on Turkish March. 😊 Mozart couldn’t do this bec he didn’t even think of this😂

[@angivergent1513]

莫札特應該很失望😞！

[@romainedewunderage9147]

Yeah bec he even couldn't play like this 😂

[@irr76]

I think Mozart could not play like this at all ... this is something from a different planet

[@HT-or9vz]

真难听唉。

[@romainedewunderage9147]

It allways ugly to the ones who dosent know classical music🤣🤣. Soo its fair to you to say like that

[@HT-or9vz]

@@romainedewunderage9147 ah congratulations you are so privileged. Who are you? Mozart?

[@romainedewunderage9147]

@@HT-or9vz no😆. Im just a composer. And student of yuja wang😉

[@HT-or9vz]

@@romainedewunderage9147 then humble yourself. Just because you think it's good performance and you learn music doesn't make you entitled to judge other peoples feeling.

[@romainedewunderage9147]

@@HT-or9vz feelings. When 1of millions say its bad and ugly its no wonder that the person is out of strings😂. In sorry if i hurt your feelings of this. But its not familiar for me as i feel that way you said its ugly and u could've even appreciate the talent of hers and the hard work. Rather than just laying out words saying its ugly.

[@joesun8112]

这种改编就是毁了原曲

[@tipinwings]

莫扎特哭晕在地下，两百年后人类竟然还没超越我？人类文明的发展真的越来越回去了嘛？

[@romainedewunderage9147]

It may feel some ruin. But its all the hard work and talent that mozart couldn't ever think of.and thats why she's soo good at that🎉

[@HT-or9vz]

@@romainedewunderage9147 ROFL....🤣. Comparing your teacher with Mozart is like comparing a theater actor to Shakespeare. DON'T OVERSTRECH IT. YOU ARE EMBARRASSING YOURSELF AND YOUR TEACHER!

[@romainedewunderage9147]

@@HT-or9vz hey look. Shakespeare and a theatre actor are two diffrent things. But in this case yuja is doing the same thing which mozart did except composing. I comapred the talent of playing a variation work which mozart had never thought of and to whom should i comapare her without mozart😂 bec that was his work. U better have some commen sense dumb sh...plus thers no any embarrasment there bec there are many who compare her with the great mozart😉.

[@romainedewunderage9147]

​​@@HT-or9vzim not dude. Im just trying to prove my point bec people in this world has something to say negative about other's talent's and level UP's. But actually they're the real failure's 😅

[@curroprr]

unnecessary

[@風-x5r]

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