Vicky Chow performs Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring for solo piano

[@jmenders1]

Saw Vicky play The Rite beautifully here in San Diego. Mesmerizing.

[@kurtkaufman]

Wonderful. Flowing where appropriate, brittle when it has to be so. The final section is like a sinister tango, all the more thrilling for its seemingly immense gaps between chords. This is the first I've ever heard of this pianist, but I shall certainly search for more of her videos.

[@steven1822]

this is so beautiful. i was moved by your performance more that you will ever understand. you touched my soul and i am different and a much much happier human. i did not think i could be happier and i always am. thank you.

[@AaronPetitPiano]

Nice! I love seeing other pianists versions as I did one myself. So many choices to be made of what to include and not. Then there is tempo issues and pedaling etc. Such different results in many places. I also played mine on Fazioli. It's the BEST for a piece like this because it responds to touch so well! Very good colors you have. :)

[@j.gthomason7245]

Your version was jaw dropping as well. How about an arrangement for piano duet? Quartet?

[@milad.nikzad]

OMG I saw you in Baltimore playing Philip Glass

[@jamesjohnstonkeys8425]

wow this is incredible ❤

[@lightsatsparkwood21]

HERO!!! 👏👏👏🖤🖤🖤

[@FaustoBongelli]

Complimenti!

[@dbsevenfour]

amazing, whew!

[@Mercuziopianist]

Is this your own arrangement or did you get it from someone else?

[@vcpianos]

Yes it’s my arrangement

[@steven1822]

@@vcpianos bravo.

[@paulfreeman4900]

It's great to hear orchestral works in 'monochrome', be it Liszt's transcriptions of the Beethoven Symphonies or even Lutoslawski's Cello Concerto kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2mzppmvq6mdi6M.