Trifonov plays Trifonov - Sonata

Verbier Festival 07/31/2016
A MOVING MOVEMENT of DANIIL TRIFONOV
After long-lasting Standing Ovations for his magnificent piano concerto, which Trifonov performed with his typical dedication and intensity (for a long time it’s no longer necessary to talk about his pianistic skills) powerfully given together with the congenial conductor Gábor TAKÁCS-NAGY and the Festival Chamber Orchestra which accumulated in top form, Daniil Trifonov played a touching movement from his own sonata
Grand Piano Imperial BÖSENDORFER
Verbier Festival 31.07.2016
EIN BERÜHRENDER SATZ von DANIIL TRIFONOV
Nach lang anhaltenden Standing Ovations für sein grandioses Klavierkonzert, das Daniil Trifonov mit der ihm eigenen Hingabe und Intensität (über seine pianistischen Fähigkeiten muss schon längst nicht mehr gesprochen werden) gemeinsam mit dem kongenialen Dirigenten Gábor TAKÁCS-NAGY und dem zur Höchstform aufgelaufenen Festival Chamber Orchester mitreiβend vorgetragen hatte, spielte Daniil Trifonov einen berührenden Satz aus seiner Sonate
Konzertflügel Imperial BÖSENDORFER

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Love Daniil's touching Sonata. He is also a very gifted Composer. The owerwhelming Applaudation after his own Concerto is well deserved ! (At the beginn of thisbVideo to see.) 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@pedinurse1]

I love Danil, he is a super talent, God has truly blessed him with this great talent

[@jimhendricks88]

It's funny to me that a wonderful piano composition like this has gotten under 40K views (which is still quite good), but then you look on KZbin and see someone playing a C major triad followed by an E minor triad over and over on a digital piano, name it something like "Heavy Emotional Piano Composition," and it gets over a million views.

[@hassansoliman970]

Well it makes sense, those (nonsense/mediocre) pieces that have more than a million views are much more 'digestible', this piece however is so musicaly sophisticated, usually mediocre works win in a popualrity contest, unfortunately.

[@SmegmaMale_]

@@hassansoliman970 كلزقهههه

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Die meisten Menschen ziehen das Oberflächliche und leicht zu verstehende vor. Sei es Musik oder Literatur. Aber freuen wir uns doch an der Verschiedenheit der Menschen ohne sie zu bewerten ! 😊

[@a_perverts_diary]

What a great artist!

[@hqvx]

FANTASTIC! Are we witness an historical composer in action in real time?

[@diaspiano]

of course!

[@aykel5333]

@silverbud Jealous :)

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

It is harder to be a great composer than to be a great pianist.

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

@silverbud That was my implication but I was trying to be kind. Viva Chopin!

[@PieInTheSky9]

Blocking this under copyright needs to be a crime.

[@yves-vv6uf]

Superb, thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@emilyhutjes]

Bravo, Bravo , a new Russian/ American Composer. 🌷🌷🌷(netherlands)

[@Scriabinfan593]

He's definitely got that russian sound in his compositions

[@sarahdubois2386]

looking forward to hearing more of his music.

[@fredericlambert1520]

Quel romantisme, c'est fantastique! Bravo et merci .

[@bartoldo5898]

Nobody did care about Rach's compositions as well at the beginning! I see a future in his composer career!

[@bartoldo5898]

@Gino-Pio Hsu He is not really famous as a composer compared to other composers.

[@pjbpiano]

@@bartoldo5898 he’s not famous because the classical music world put people into boxes.

[@syrsampieri1993]

Very Promising Trifonov Genius

[@christianvennemann9008]

Trifonov's sonata starts at 4:36.

[@Matsuiio]

How are you in every classic video comment section?

[@christianvennemann9008]

@@Matsuiio I'm omnipotent. 🤣🤣

[@pjbpiano]

*omnipresent

[@christianvennemann9008]

@@pjbpiano Both. I'm just that good

[@rinacravero]

Genial! Como pianista y como compositor es magnífico!

[@mariateresaculibuj7634]

MAGNÍFIC!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💕

[@mimimi230]

i love to watch the silent faces of the people orchester always.

[@arinak8940]

Bravo!

[@gezaradai2958]

Like his compositions.

[@fredericchopin7538]

Great

[@sambendayan]

First he proved he is a piano super-virtuoso, now he proves he also has his personal composing ability. That combination puts him in the same category as Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Chopin, Debussy,.....I doubt there were more than ten of them in the last 200 years.

[@djmotise]

sambendayan Oh please. Just stop.

[@theMad_Artist]

Busoni is another one

[@visnjadugi7122]

@@djmotise Is something bothering you?Jealousy maybe?Yes,Trifonov is all that and you can't do anything about it!

[@visnjadugi7203]

@silverbud You are not even worthy of a comment,poor thing...

[@authenticbaguette6673]

Visnja Dugi ignore him , he is too busy not making mistakes to actually do anything significant .. it's a pity that people bully creative and exploration-driven minds like that

[@paulettepontois567]

Parfaite interprétation je l'écoute toujours avec plaisir

[@carlsanchious8192]

It contains much of the thunderous bursts of rushing wind and torrent such as is present in the accelerated tempo movements of Rachmoninov's piano concertos. ... who's production of those deliberate sonorities has me to imagine, if not recall remotely, that the old composer himself had an affinity for the locomotive steam engine train....would this be the connection to these such roars. And could what I specialize to hear in Trifinov,'s usage of this same utterance of orchestral thundering represent rushing steel of such speed to provoke pockets of exploding wind. Maybe I'm describing this kind of nerdily.........I think Trifinov is a respecter and long range admirer of some key Russian composers. Scriabin being a primary one.....Sergei Rachmoninoff.. if I could guess another... I also believe that he has within himself the take to task ability to compose on his own behalf independent of these conjectured connective influences.

[@bifeldman]

I like this better than the piano concerto. But it still sounds to me like one part Rachmaninoff, one part Scriabin, and a dash of Prokofiev.

[@ICircosta]

and whats wrong with that hahaha

[@gustavoleal8112]

La instrumentalización de Caballeros del Zodiaco es igual o más grande que la misma historia. Simplemente IMPECABLE.

[@Alexp87100]

Очень эффектно!

[@rinacravero]

Será que alguien más podrá tocar este concierto tan fantástico como lo hace Daniil?

[@dap4699]

Él es el compositor, así que.

[@davidayn2853]

The old Russia and her great composers has passed. Trifonov is the greatest pianist of our present time, and he is the embodiment of Tscaikovski and Rachmaninov for the present - the soul of the new Russia.

[@silencedogood7297]

And the gentleness of Rubinstein.

[@mr2loser]

incredible

[@pianoplayer-re9et]

wow he is a compeser

[@victoriasoyoung]

Suddenly my stomach hurts...

[@Mercy_Pants]

Amazing! The piano is a Bösendorfer 280VC not the Imperial.

[@SimonPiano42]

4:36 - start (it's one slow movement from the sonata)

[@hartmutwendland4434]

Right, so it's written in the info-box

[@SimonPiano42]

well, i don't see the starting time of the sonata movement in any "info-box" (do you mean the video description?), and the video title is a bit misleading, as this is not the full sonata. still, thanks a lot for sharing this!

[@extanegautham8950]

scriabin lives!

[@jeanlucchapelon]

Influence of Scriabine?

[@jonasotte5433]

like every following russian composer

[@soparisienne3408]

Jonas Otte seriously?

[@metteholm4833]

Indeed!

[@syafiqp]

A shame the piano concerto is blocked under copyright. Any chance of a re-upload?

[@elisabethbaumer-sn8go]

Weiss jemand ob die ganze Sonata auf You Tube zu finden ist ? 🤔

[@commenter2446]

sounds like today's woes

[@ShopinFryderic]

Where notes ?

[@Schufti17]

which concierto is this?

[@hartmutwendland4434]

The concerto was his own, and the encore was although his own.

[@Schufti17]

oh wow i didnt know he wrote a concerto already, thats great!

[@edmundbloxam2714]

This video is mainly clapping. Could have cut to the actual sonata. This video is for people too lazy to actually watch a whole piece before they get to do the clapping and whooping thing. A bit embarrassing.

[@edmundbloxam2714]

4:35 is where it really starts

[@BigParadox]

I once wrote a computer program that creates its own piano improvisations. The music it created had similarities with Trifonov's sonata.

[@musica2jp]

So what? It is certainly not a program that proposed the completion of The Art of the Fugue by Bach. Trifonov has a great talent with a keyboard but not that of a computer ;-)

[@BigParadox]

@@musica2jp And?

[@musica2jp]

@@BigParadox nothing..... ;-)

[@BigParadox]

@@musica2jp ok, thanks for an interesting comment then.

[@eberhard9039]

Good computer program

[@luilui2121]

not a great composition but the concertmaster is truly great

[@Matsuiio]

Why?