Transcendental Etude No.12, Chasse-neige (Berezovsky)

[@robertperry6177]

The humans are the real wonders if the world. We created both the wonders and the ancient wonders. The biggest loss if we suffer mass extinction will be the music and masterpieces like this

[@creationfied]

thats a little bit grim

[@megumi_0]

@Shostacovid-19 first form of music was voice. people sang. then new methods of making sound were invented. perhaps through really primitive knocking sounds or instruments which utilise breath and the lungs. modern music sparked by pythagoras when he discovered hitting two metal rods together of certain length would produce a satisfying sound: the perfect 5th interval.

[@jeanjoubert3074]

@@creationfied but oh so realistic

[@jeffkovic]

Maybey we need mass extinction or do you prefer island boys

[@mannmusica]

There are no words to describe this performance.

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I've never seen such a perfect piano with such a perfect pianist!

[@kno6ndg7]

По моему очень придирчивому мнению, это лучшее живое выступление из всех, которые я слышал. Зрителям, присутствовавшим на нём, действительно повезло. Запись и качество звука, кстати, очень плохое.

[@RobMetzger12]

Agreed.

[@cameronshapiro700]

Some of berezovskys best work playing some of liszts best. I think this is nearly a definitive performance

[@joanne6300]

Beautiful! I love how Berezovsky plays Chasse-neige! This must be Liszt’s most beautiful piece!

[@santiagomorales9899]

Berezovsky inmortal!!

[@RobMetzger12]

Stunning performance.

[@thecozytrader00]

Just peak human performance, finishing THIS set with this much fierce is super human.

[@thecozytrader00]

1:26 this transition to the "piano" session is superb, then going for the crescendo 1:40 insane dynamic control... 2:13 note the voice on left hand again in 2:19 and 2:25

[@cloud15489]

3:04 his hand is moving with accuracy and power, and passion

[@Aurelian159]

Maybe the world record. It's superfast.

[@theowinckel]

Trifonov is way better

[@daniell.7130]

@@theowinckel it’s all subjective, different people prefer different playing methods. There’s no need to force your opinion on anyone.

[@KenWangpiano]

@@Aurelian159 Cziffra plays that section even faster!

[@megumi_0]

@@daniell.7130 he aint forcing his opinion on anyone lol.

[@musiclover148]

Of all his performances of these etudes at this concert, this seems to be the one most strongly and genuinely felt. Maybe he was relieved that the end was in sight, and mentally relaxed.

[@alis1637]

You’re probably right. Having played this piece and a few others in this suite, this piece is somewhat of a relief because the notes are under the control of the fingertips and you aren’t smashing too many chords

[@joanne6300]

1:04-1:07 lol he is tuning the piano so he is checking the sound

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Because a string broke on the 10th etude

[@SS-ci8jk]

Lol literally he is checking

[@thecozytrader00]

the attention to the voicing, superb.....

[@james.pianist]

3:31 we do love 'Rainsky'

[@smopoo]

This is the greatest rendition, there is no competition.

[@johnnygray234]

This recording is not as musical Trifonov’s, there are too many wrong notes and the phrasing is not played as Liszt instructed.

[@louisehollyhead6807]

I don't agree. This is far more musical than Trifonov's which is frankly boring and his technique isn't up to the job of the Transcendental Studies. Boris is not only technically superior, but musically speaking too. As well as beauty there is raw passion and emotion in Boris's playing that Trifonov just doesn't have. I don't know what you mean about Boris's phrasing being incorrect either. It's faithful to the score.

[@triplem3827]

Berezovskys interpretation is the best but i prefer it over trifonovs only because berezovsky plays the chromatics in the middle of the piece more clearly and quietly, and the overall tone of the piece feels more passionate. Trifonov has the best opening to the piece i feel, and theres a few other spots here and there. its hard to say really

[@adi._piano1]

challenger yunchan lim has appeared

[@Eugen_969b]

БРАВО!!!!!

[@norahdealmeida5847]

This is the musical piece I like more !!! Beautifully played!

[@jackcurley1591]

Berezovsky and Kissin have the best recordings of the transcendentals imo

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

I agree

[@houssamehmimed3547]

@@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я Hmmm.......Cziffra.

[@eliehrlich2031]

Jack Curley Trifonov?

[@jackcurley1591]

Gabin Dupuy ochinnikov is a beast. To be honest I’m not a fan of Trifonov’s transcendentals at all... they seem reserved and melancholy in comparison to Berezovsky’s, they feel like they’re missing the fiery passion of Liszt. Not to mention these recordings of Berezovsky are all live!! Just adds to how insanely impressive they are

[@op-th1yx]

@@jackcurley1591 I love these recordings but In my opinion berezovsky played the 7th too fast.

[@andreasandergast6839]

Just Bravo!!!

[@eleonore5989]

Vous êtes éblouissant et unique

[@amber40494]

Beresovsky has not only amazing technic but a really good ear. He probably just improvised this after hearing it once.

[@megumi_0]

yes i am convinced this one in particular was an improv. /s

[@gracielacapobianco1347]

Que maravilla! ❤❤❤

[@MrInneressence2]

What a pianist.......enough said.

[@camsun7326]

Christian Vichi Nice Helix Nebula you got there as a profile picture

[@Saturne84]

Ah ! Que j'en ai écouté des versions de chasse neige et la dernière, celle de Trifonov. Bien sûr, toujours aussi brillant. Mais Boris est dans son nuage. Il survole toutes les versions. L'essentiel est dans toutes ces notes qui forment, à mon avis , l'ensemble le plus juste et le plus cohérent. Cependant il n'y a pas que dans chasse neige qu'il excelle. Cette version des 12 études est la plus brillante de toutes. Elle mériterait un grand prix du disque. Boris berezovsky a rejoué depuis quelques études au cours de récitals ou des rappels, mais il n'atteindra plus la perfection de ce récital. Un magnifique pianiste, un grand artiste Russe. P. R.

[@breakbrace1]

Pour moi la meilleur version de ces 12 études reste celle de Trifonov

[@louisehollyhead6807]

I agree with you. Boris is in a different class from Trifonov. Boris is far better in these works.

[@elianecabal2558]

Parfait.superbe

[@a9reaper76]

Dude, he finished this piece in 4:30!

[@da19lila38]

Amazing!!! Bravo Boris!!!

[@manganexum2]

the best!!!

[@outdatedlibrary3996]

My fingers are cramping just by looking at his fingers

[@beatrixorosz3462]

wonderful play.........

[@박지연-r5l]

0:32 등 땀 보소…

[@Aurelian159]

This version is the best.

[@colinmurphy2214]

2:43

[@felixhutagalung4679]

So intense

[@lamiyequliyeva1183]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@luisf.634]

En este video se puede observar como el e jecutor mueve dedos y muñecas, vibran... pero no se ve que es el n° 12, primero hay otros 11 trascendentes... trifonov acaba los 12 empapado. Liszt implacable

[@chmura.martyna]

niech ktoś wstawi odświeżacz powietrza

[@Arvil218]

ale straszliwie cuchnie, do 2017 nie wywietrzało!!!!!

[@nrasgon]

One has to uncoupled an artist from politics

[@Medtszkowski]

detached

[@PowerBaton]

What an amazing poetry. Better filling Liszt music than Trifonov, which i best also;)

[@norma-f8p]

Is he wearing a swimming suit?lol

[@BunnyAcee]

That is pure sweat from high voltage lights being shined on him creating heat

[@CanofSoda_]

You'd be sweating that much if you've just played 11 of the transcendental etudes in a row. Heck, like playing 4 - 9 would already have you sweating like that.

[@a9reaper76]

He consecutively finished all 12 pieces, that’s why he looks so tired and sweaty

[@a9reaper76]

He was in deep pain 🙏

[@alis1637]

Lol he’s been sweaty since etude no.2. He put on the swim suit after the 4th piece which was the mazeppa

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

Wow ive never seen someone sweat so much

[@Cr4ntz]

You get sweaty when you play all the 12 etudes in a row

[@trp8155]

At this concert, he played all twelve. Nos. 4, 5, 8, and 12 (this one), are considered the hardest. The others aren't by any means easy either.

[@РоссийскаяФедерация-б4я]

@@trp8155 I'm playing no. 7 and its pretty damn hard

[@Kinjutsuu]

nothing compared to when i make girls orgasm;)

[@Numberonesorabjifan]

Grammar Nazi Wow, I've never seen someone sweat so much.

[@cristiandone5749]

como para no transpirar...

[@Google-Experts]

War Crimes: This pianist has found the courage to declare Putin's lies to be true. If this had happened to me. I would swear not to touch a piano key again until Putin is out of office. He should now also have the courage to tell the truth: That Russia is waging an aggressive war of invasion against Ukraine, with many civilians losing their lives at the hands of the Russian army.

[@javascriptkiddie2718]

My God he is sweating like a pig. You'd think the producers would have the AC turned on halfway through the program, but no, lets just have our pianist cook under the lights like stale chicken tenders at a Chinese carryout!

[@quoiquand2888]

Javascript Kiddie OOF that’s pretty rude and racist, also many reasons go to why he’s sweating a lot, such as he didn’t just play one song, and he could be nervous sweating. Also if the AC is too high, it can make his fingers cold and unable to move so fast.

[@paulackerley1652]

It was performed at Roque d'anthéron which is an open air venue - that's why no aircon.

[@bakko20]

Hahaha, your comment just made my day! Thx

[@amber40494]

Omg, that is too funny! I can't stop laughing!

[@hansalice5742]

He looks so tired because of sweat 😅😅

[@portgasdace450]

He literally played 12 of liszt's etudes in a row, soo...

[@alis1637]

If you watch the whole performance he gets sweaty after the 2nd etude already. And especially after the 4th mazeppa and 10th piece. Man just sweats heaps.

[@louisehollyhead6807]

@@alis1637 it was in the south of France in a very hot summer outside. If you find other performances of the full 12 he doesn't normally sweat this much even with a suit jacket on!

[@MrLrnz]

Guys it is too fast isn't it..

[@alexanderedlund8876]

Its in my opinion an incredible climax with this speed. Maybe some stormy chromatic scales are lost but its just a transcendental rendition. He does however miss a few important notes because of it.

[@nfizz4677]

He is dead for me as a musician, after he openly supported Russian invasion in Ukraine and called fir genocide in Kiev.

[@chuchakucha]

What about N. Lugansky? Maybe, you're a politic bot or just stupid (propaganda bot) ?

[@Vladimir058]

Fuck you, and your ukraine Only RUSSIA 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@TF2Starlight]

Cap

[@akhilleusart9714]

Well no one cares about what he’s supported, he is great at playing Liszt

[@Napyloff]

🤡

[@ИринаИвановна-ч7р]

Фу... Никакое мастерство тебя не отмоет 🤮

[@amber40494]

Kind of a say nothing piece.

[@Medtszkowski]

You don’t know Liszt..

[@ГлебМаматов-у4ы]

Великолепный пианист, чье исполнение на уровне титанов рояля. Да, насчёт Украины... Он никому ничего не должен. Это человек, у которого есть своё мнение и он имеет право на него. Это к комментариям ниже

[@ИринаИвановна-ч7р]

То что он несёт это чудовищно! Мы же люди!😢