Vladimir Krainev Moscow International Piano Competition

[@andrews582]

It's amazing how Russia produces so many musical prodigies. The kids are amazing!

[@katt_matt]

Free music education (without payment)

[@emfunke]

@@katt_matt Nothing is free. Someone is paying for it, and while Russia does produce many musical prodigies, so does America, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, etc.,cetc.,etc.

[@royklopfenstein5278]

@@emfunke Guacomalia?

[@uschischueller4643]

Yes, but he is the most extraordinary of them all.

[@influencer8757]

@@uschischueller4643 did you see him also in a concert in Germany?

[@antonio426]

I had the opportunity to experience the Russian school late in my life, but I recognize in these pianists what I learned fundamentally. The training of the memory of the score from the beginning of learning, the comfort of the technique a difficult point of balance, in an admirable pedagogy, between demand and enjoyment. I am especially happy that my daughter also had access to this wonderful school. It was one of the extremely positive things for the improvement of music teaching in my country, Portugal, where so many Russians were teaching music during the first years of the new millennium. An improvement in pedagogy that shows its results, but above all, very people devout and well formed, a true love for the high values of culture.Eduardo Lourenço a Portuguese essayist spoke in one of his essays on the Russian soul....and I say that it is a beautiful thing even if only earthly!💜💙♥️🇵🇹

[@influencer8757]

*_THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS COMMENT!_* _Roman and his family are my friend_

[@hubertbertaud7336]

Bonsoir Vladimir.J'ai été très heureux de pouvoir découvrir une telle vidéo avec de si belles musiques, cela m'a beaucoup plu et espère pouvoir en découvrir d'autres.Bravo à toi pour tout ton talent en musique et merci beaucoup de bien vouloir nous faire partager de belles réussites.De la part d'un grand fan qui a une énorme admiration pour toi.👍♥️♥️💥🌹🎹🎁😛😋😝

[@cosmicjohn]

Yet another young Genius from Moscow. How wonderfuly he plays, his talent is special, I loved his playing very much. His facial moods a delight also. well done well done. yrs CJ.

[@pauliberg3492]

BRILLIANT--- I am totally speechless..

[@gertrudegagnon4119]

Bravo c’est magnifique 🙏🌹❤️🥰😘

[@Seventh-day]

So elegant and articulate and relaxed in his style of playing. His appearance and the way he sits on these difficult to adjust to piano stool reminds me so much of Elisey Mysin. How these young geniuses remember all these pieces, I don't know. I would never remember which ones I had yet to play. He is a joy to see and hear play!

[@littlemisssunshine3267]

He is Elisey Myisin.

[@influencer8757]

@@littlemisssunshine3267 haha.... *no,* _Elisey is also my friend._ but this friend here is *Roman Sher* from Moscow.

[@adriandegraaf2444]

This performance is just magic, especially the slow movement of the Beethoven. Thanks Roman.

[@influencer8757]

*_so well said, Adrian_* ...he is my friend. I saw and video-recorded his performance in Berlin. And he is VERY intelligent, I call him *li'l professor* (who likes to give academic lectures) _then he was 9_

[@jameshughes3890]

Roman is brilliant like the brightest star in the sky. A stellar performance of EPIC proportions.

[@katerinatuygunova5709]

Как оголённый нерв, маленький гений.. Играет как взрослый профессиональный музыкант с большим опытом, каждой клеткой чувствует извлекаемый звук.. Спасибо огромное педагогу Нигоре Ахмедовой , огромная работа проделана

[@antonio426]

Thank you so much Roman for sharing your wonderful gifts! ♥️💜🇵🇹

[@user-hw4st1qt3g]

Прекрасно ,дивно,Божественно .БРАВО малыш ! Будущее вижу ,наполненное такими талантами ,увлеченными Божественной музыкой Небес!

[@barneylongacre8123]

At 9 years I was getting good at catching hoppers and trout😂 young Roman is amazing and beautiful! Bravo and thank you for all your passion and hard work!!!!!!♥️♥️♥️

[@bugsbaloney6200]

magnificent playing. wonderful phrasing, and talent, Bravo!

[@bellpraise]

Fantastic performance and genius memory for his age, great!!!👏👏👏👏

[@aeolianartists]

I think the Russian culture has superior DNA for the piano, most of the greatest pianists are Russian. What a gift to be able to play music of this caliber and be so young only to get better and better as the years go by with the kind of practice and dedication. As we all know many of the greats have been either Russian, Ukraine or Georgian Republic, Horowitz, Gilels, Richter, Sokolov, Ashkenazy, the young Trifonov, Kern, the list goes on and on. Elisei Misin and Alexander Malofeev, is now 19, are prodigies of the first order and now Vladimir Krainev here, Beethoven is tough for very young pianists but this little pianist is managing to play well, despite being so young.

[@annedurieux4117]

Yvan bessonov et Alexandra dovgan

[@TheRonnos]

Yevgeni Kissin. Mikhail Pletnev. Lazar Berman. The 3 biggest. You forgot...

[@aeolianartists]

@@TheRonnos I know there are so many, they are all great, great pianists...it must be their DNA and of course years of practice...you are correct.

[@rka8215]

@@aeolianartists Don`t forget Arcadi Volodos! Do you know on which chromosome the critical DNA sequence is located?

[@aeolianartists]

@@rka8215 I think we would need to research this. You can find some information on this in a particular journal article written by: Mosing, M. A., Pedersen, N. L., Madison, G., & Ullén, F. (2014). Genetic pleiotropy explains associations between musical auditory discrimination and intelligence. PLoS ONE, 9(11). doi-org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0113874; there are other articles that suggest that there is a genetic component and another journal article is: Genes Affect Music Ability: Study. (2014, March 12). Stock Watch. There seems to be some suggestions that genetics does play a part as is suggested by twin studies. You have to look at the research. I don't know off hand, I would have to research this at length. I was a former classical music agent in NYC and I am now a psychologist who studies the workplace. To be able to play in performance is about just doing the practice with refinement and getting better and better over the years with the adroitness and dexterity and musical sensitivity required to make sure the memory is iron clad for every performance, time and again. There are no short cuts, genetics might not necessarily make someone practice more, it is likely also intrinsic motivation and conscientiousness that will also make great pianists as well. These hypothesis could also be tested empirically and studied psychologically. Thank you for your response.

[@karenfoster9594]

Beautiful music is still valued and taught over there and children are given the opportunity to learn

[@jobatimus]

Fantastic expression for the age..Beautifull

[@annazarasyan9833]

Amazing talent. Bravo!!!

[@jean-yvessala526]

SPLENDIDE !😇😇😇❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@danielgervasoni7641]

Quel petit génie !!!!!! bravo !!! je vais te suivre !!!

[@simberou]

ENCORE UN...... BELLE EXPRESSION SENSIBILITE DELICATESSE BRAVO JEUNE GARCON BRAVO

[@noieatoduran1696]

Qué hermoso y bello niño tocando el piano cómo un 👼 es maravilloso ver cómo toca el hermoso piano con sus maravillosas manitas es todo un 👼 lo hace mejor que uno ya grande apesar de su corta edad es un genio del 🎹 vas a llegarás Alós mejores escenarios del mundo y nosotros tus fans muy orgullosos de ti mí 💓 todo el universo te aplaudirán de pie una y otra vez porqué eres un gran rey del piano estoy 💯 por ciento orgulloso de ti mí corazoncito escucharte siempre es maravilloso quiero tener tu hermoso y bello 💓 tú me haz robado mi 💓 te amo mi vida tendrás siempre mí apoyó totalmente soy y seré siempre tú fan#1 mi país puerto rico también te ama y te espera con los brazos abiertos arriba mi bella 👼 arriba su hermoso país Rusia cuídate mucho mi amor Dios te bendiga hoy mañana y siempre al igual atu familia un amigo de puerto rico que te quiere mucho abrazos Norberto durán muchas gracias

[@francescoboneri]

The most gifted of the participants, as his intensely reflective performance of the second movement especially of the Beethoven sonata conclusively proves. Many congratulations to Roman Sher.

[@francescoboneri]

Nonsense. Read what Lilian Duval has to say in response to Philippe Lauters.

[@erichgroat838]

@Val O'Brien Shallow? There's not a shallow moment - there are _weak_ moments, certainly, places where technique or interpretation have room to grow, but nothing "shallow." Your suggestion that Sher is "simply copying" is a preconceived assertion, as is the idea that [his] "emotions are not yet properly developed as of yet." "Properly developed emotions!" What a concept! I'd like to know who has them.

[@erichgroat838]

@@veronasher Many thanks. It would be wonderful to learn more about Roman Sher - most especially, to hear more of his playing. I am not sure myself how to demonstrate my seriousness as a musician and lover of music; I can only promise that I have no interest in any commentary other than saying good things about good musicians. You could post videos and disable the comments, too - the music will speak for itself.

[@royklopfenstein5278]

@Val O'Brien Arf, arf.

[@liren75]

maybe his performance is not perfect,but this is not because he is a child and has little awareness of the world ,you know,genius are sensitive,their perception of the world started at a very young age.

[@jeannedarc6136]

He is genius🌹

[@influencer8757]

I have seen him play myself (first row, and interview backstage) _YES, he is an outstanding young artist._

[@smb123211]

The Russian "school" is easily detectible. The hand does not flatten out but stays up and curved so that the keys are struck with the tips. This is drilled into the students and contributes to strong fingers and greater dexterity. Notice the power of those trills - just magnificent. Incredible playing for this age. Of course is is partly mimicry, like those very young skaters, but I think we all detect a simmering artistry.

[@francescoboneri]

Vladimir Horowitz, I suppose, is the exception which proves the rule ! And the incomparable Ginzburg ?

[@smb123211]

@@francescoboneri The Russian school has a whole "science" about touch - all the muscles involved, nerve endings, topography of the tip vs key, etc Horowitz somewhat compensated by keeping his fingers almost touching the keys at all time. (Tried it and found it totally unworkable.) The "secret" is a result of numerous factors - musical history of excellent teachers and examples, ruthless commitment, hard work, a holistic approach beyond the music itself, repetition, sacrifice, etc

[@myboirocco276]

Pray for me I am going against these beasts on december 2019 xD all russian pianists are really good what I have seen and heard.

[@FK_loving]

@@francescoboneri Ginzburg exactly played like the person above described. He taught his students to have a "compact" palm - dont know how to translate. I read his students'reviews about Ginzburg's methods. Vladimir Horowitz I agree is an exception^^)

[@zheka-nezabudka]

Вот вам и доказательство существования Бога. Посланник-ангелочек его на рояле пальцами играет.

[@davidm587]

Lovely little talented boy ! Bravo ! ! !👋

[@rayyager3321]

Little genius 👍🎹

[@calilyn1026]

Vladimir is so well spoken and understands his intrument. Your are awesome Vladimir!

[@carolinareguerofullier6595]

La vida siempre nos presenta regalos inesperados que nos alegran infinitamente, y este es uno de ellos. Escuchar buena música es una delicia, pero si además está interpretada por ángeles caídos del cielo, entonces el éxtasis llega de inmediato llevándonos directamente al paraíso. Mil gracias por compartir tan sublimes momentos. ¡FELICITACIONES!🥰💕

[@emocore4407]

What a cute boy! So young but already of great talent! Congratulations indeed!

[@GingerK8]

Just wow Roman, amazing ☺️

[@presto309]

very cute!nice performing!

[@TheMightyFork_]

I liked his playing . Talented kid

[@lolayancey3626]

Another little genius! Are they putting something special in the water these days? Fantastic work little one!

[@thethikboy]

Maybe in the Vodka

[@lolayancey3626]

MUST be in the vodka! You are right!

[@gesakrieg2139]

thethikboy vodka is the Russian Word for Water 😂

[@daphnethurlow5388]

I think Russia knows how to spot these gifted children then sends them to the finest schools with the best teachers. Russians general love of the Arts is well known..and it is, or was, accessible to everyone, not just the wealthy..

[@riacalitz14]

@@daphnethurlow5388 I tend to agree with you.In my home country you just do not see and hear of such gifted children,but I am sure there must be such children.Russia,as you say,is very aware of giftedness and talent and give those children opportunities to live out their art by generous sponsoring by foundations that are set up for specifically that purpouse.But that said,Russians overall have a great penchant for the piano specifically.Most of the past piano geniuses were Russian and my personal favourite of the present generation is Daniil Trifonov!

[@francescoboneri]

What is extraordinary is that Roman Sher aged nine plays the second movement of the Beethoven (indeed the whole sonata) with far more emotional power and understanding than either Kempff or Richter manage. The concluding Chopin is delightful light relief. Roman is already an accomplished musician. Very many congratulations to him.

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

That would be nice and fair if you compliment him without making stupid and ignorant statements as "better than Kempff or Richter". Buy some ears.

[@francescoboneri]

Even the most illustrious pianists often sound as if the piece they are playing they have played a thousand times before - which, of course, they have; whereas, to a child, the music is new, and thus a child's performance, whilst as thoughtful and serious as an adult's, is often refreshingly different. That is the point I was making.

[@francescoboneri]

Nonsense. Read what Lilian Duval has to say in response to Philippe Lauters.

[@erichgroat838]

@Val O'Brien One can be a profoundly accomplished musician at a very early age and still have much to learn. There is no contradiction in that. Of course Sher has much to learn. But playing such as Sher's here is vastly more than "mimickry," and patently so - otherwise it would not be so compelling. Sher *does* understand the emotions and moods of these pieces, which are hardly exclusive to the "mature."

[@hamiltonpaul73]

@Val O'Brien I just don't see the value in a generalization like "at his age he is simply copying". If you exclude the possibility that something richer and more complex is happening, then you will only see what you expect to see . . . Aristotle regarded learning as copying. We now know there is much more of a give and take happening . . . Ask yourself: what did music sound like when you were nine? Did you just receive it like a tape-recorder or did you have your own set of feelings? Personally, I still cherish the feelings I had when I first listened to Beethoven - though I would never have been able to do what Roman Sher does . . .

[@MaxLima1]

Very impresssive. His hands seem quite firm, too.

[@letybg946]

Muy bien , Vladimir , es un genio , ..tendrá 7 a 8 años , apenas alcanza el banquillo.Que debieron haberlo adaptado, pero puede ser que solo así pudiera alcanzar el pedal .Muy buena la ejecución de la sonata de Beethoven .Ese 2° movimiento tan expresivo , estuvo muy bien interpretado , y el tercer movimiento que es más rápido , le quedó muy limpio .Este niño llegará a ser de los mejores pianistas si sigue en este género .Pero hay que tener cuidado de no exigirle demasiado, pues tocar a los clásicos es muy difícil , a su corta edad .Bravo Vladimir ticas increíble para ser tan pequeño.Felicidades por tu dedicación , y gran esfuerzo .Estos niños , no juegan como los demás , y desarrollan , una gran inteligencia y sencibilidad.Increible como toca ese último tiempo , con que limpieza en su ejecución .Mi gran admiración para Vladimir y mis mejores deseos .Y escuchenlo como contesta a la entrevista, con mucha seguridad.Un gran abrazo a Vladimir K .Gracias por subir su participación en esta competencia .👏👏👏👌🤗🤗🤗☺️♥️🌷🌹💐💐💐🌸🏵️🌻🌼♥️🛐😇🙏🎼🎸🎶🎹 Saludos y muchas Felicidades desde México .

[@influencer8757]

NOT Vladimir K but ROMAN SHER is his name.

[@antoniusheysen8082]

❤Thank you, verry good play 😊

[@chunchakang4016]

Another little angel...

[@bebapelosi3311]

Si es el ha crecido precioso es un genio

[@yole8547]

bravo !

[@beejaybath]

Unfair to people who have practiced for years!!!!

[@789armstrong]

Roman's Beethoven is truly extraordinary.

[@byronp2311]

OMG, watching his nervous tics while waiting brings just waves of ohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygod, I have to play in front of an audience. You want to throw up. You start and you're OK. Can't stop now. But I will never ever approach this level.

[@influencer8757]

unfortunately to say, but yes, you won't : nevertheless so good that you see his nervousness before it started. this actually makes him very symapathetic to me. : I have not seen this in his concert a month ago, when he visited our town outside Russia. So good then, they have the experienced recording team, even behind the scenes. : Here, they did not have... but I had my good camera for the concert, and also an interview...!

[@barbarasisson732]

Um espetáculo !

[@user-qn3li3tc2e]

Супер!!!Отличное исполнение!!!

[@florenciapuerto3653]

Excelente niño,con mucho futuro,Pero missing es único con pasión con que toca y su carisma , Siento algo con El que nunca sentí la música de una forma mágica,!,,,,,,

[@finnurth]

23:48 He handled the interview amazingly well! Yamaha was clearly a big sponsor, but very true, he was indeed playing on a Steinway.

[@Clanshort]

He is not mentioned in the credits, but this is Roman Sher playing.

[@eddiemunster2196]

Well first of all I am not Russian, and right now I wish I could speak it no I wish I could write it. But this young man is very very talented , and I cannot express how much I enjoyed his performance. Vladimir has a very strong future as a classical Pianist. { Vladimir did } an amazing no, MORE THAN AMAZING performed at a VLADIMIR PERFORMED AT A PHENOMENAL LEVEL and thank you to the individual that has uploaded this to KZbin for people in the to world to see this. This young gentleman has a very strong future in performing with a piano. ((((( Vladimir is very very good ))))) but the only flaw with this video is the volume of what it's recorded, next time please record it at a higher volume, I had a difficult time hearing the piano. I had to transfer to my surround sound to magnify the sound. Well with that said, and once I had it performing on my surround sound it was like heaven listening to Vladimir as he expressed this particular piece of music on that piano. You see no matter what instrument someone plays you could play something hard or you can play something soft everyone has their own feeling in music and everyone would play a certain piece of music in a different way. This gentleman Vladimir, it's going to have a long wrong future as a classic pianist and I would not be surprised if he moved on to other instruments but the piano will be his stronghold. ( Listening to him perform has been , Beyond phenomenal ! )

[@14Aymara]

Eddie Munster - I believe the child's name is Roman. Vladimir Krainev was a famous Russian pianist, this competition carries his name , as a tribute.

[@escolaniasds]

Eddie Munster: Boy pianist, Roman Sher. (12 de marzo de 2010)

[@influencer8757]

@@escolaniasds thank you so much dear Escolania, i only know Montserrat of your colleagues, and which is sds? PLEASE : _someone told me there is one escolania better that Montserrat. BTW, I have been visiting there at M. last year... spectacular..... and very impressive. and interesting, we have the same wonderful icon... : and now: I have seen Roman when he played 2 pieces in a concert. I sat in first row and video-recorded his play. After the concert, there was an informal interview backstage. (another nice reason to be happy for my command of Russian) background info: Roman was 9 years old in December. It was fantastic how he behaved, and above all, I liked so much his theoretic treatises he gave in the interview, so I simply called him as "little professor" (which is positive for me).

[@escolaniasds]

INFLUENCER :SDS means "Santo Domingo Savio". It was the name of our Escolanía. (Escolanía "Santo Domingo Savio" in Santander (Spain). Escolanía in Spain is like the Boychoir, Knabenchor ... that is to say a choir of boys. Although lately they are attributed choir of girls. ( It would not be correct; in Spain they would be choir of "White Voices") In Spain there are several good Escolanías: -La Escolanía e Montserrat (currently the best and worldwide). Then there are other important ones: -Escolanía de Covadonga in Asturias (Northern Spain). Very good -Escolanía del Escorial in Madrid (El Escorial-Madrid) Very good, -Escolanía de La Santa Cruz (Valley of the Fallen, the Escorial-Madrid) specialist in Gregorian chant. -Escolanía de Los Desamparados (Valencia) Some more, but do not have the importance of these that have boarding school and music school

[@influencer8757]

@@escolaniasds thank you so much for all... yes, of Montserrat I know quite much! I was there for several days, additionally in external concerts, and also visited their concert in Ireland, last year... I had some talks with teachers, parents and some of the choir singers also...

[@donaldrispens1880]

AMAZING !

[@roseliaparecidaalcazarrang9540]

É maravilhoso ver esse pequeno tocar. Bravo!

[@user-vo1gx6xm8r]

Шопен его композитор ! Браво, Рома ! Удачи тебе, малыш !

[@influencer8757]

Wy nawernoje znajetje... Mozhet, Wy jewo utschitjeljnitsa?

[@user-vo1gx6xm8r]

Такой звонкий Бетховен получился, на Моцарта больше похож, но пианист мне понравился. Браво !

[@ANITA-cv8cq]

Ранние сонаты Бетховена вообще на моцартовские похожи. А надо, чтобы Бетховен глухо звучал?)

[@user-vo1gx6xm8r]

Более глубокий звук...у Бетховена, мне кажется, может я и ошибаюсь, но пианист мне понравился!

[@thethikboy]

He's so little he barely sits on the edge of his seat. Ludwig would be proud.

[@influencer8757]

oh YES, I fully agree with you that Beethoven would be so proud!

[@aquarius4953]

@@influencer8757 Don't forget that Beethoven was deaf so it would have been difficult for him to appreciate and give his opinion.

[@jorgeds1]

Did I understand wrong or he said that playing a Yamaha piano is like taking a piece of plastic and beat it against a table 😅

[@philipsalmon2192]

Just glad to have recovered this!

[@mariannepylypenko6679]

Bravissimo

[@mariannepylypenko6679]

Nothing but god given !

[@kenjams]

Beautiful playing and boy

[@pauliberg3492]

amazing, ♡♡♡

[@annedurieux4117]

Fantastique Roman Cher

[@bebapelosi3311]

Yo lo veo desde que tenia 5 años ha crecido sigue siendo maravilloso Elisey Misin

[@user-oy3ef1ei5c]

Елисей обычный, таких много. Роман Шер уникальный

[@user-oz2eu9in3i]

時を止まれ！と，言いたくなりますね。あの，可愛い，幼い，キレイな子は何処へ行くのだろう。歳をとると穢れが増すものだ，そして醜くもなる。最期は？　我が人生と，過去の，そして今は夢？

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Gifted young man

[@user-oz2eu9in3i]

I wish you, Elisey that you'd grow sound; let us dream as cute and pretty a dream as you are.

[@oldproji]

Give me a child until the age of 7 and I will give you the man. Aristotle.

[@antoanelaudila7129]

Un mic pianist talentat !

[@user-dp5tb8un9r]

Заслушался, молодец!

[@merlyalasagas9282]

The kid so proud a pianist boy!

[@royklopfenstein5278]

Many artists beat the piano into submission. Vladimir makes love to it.

[@royklopfenstein5278]

Sorry, Roman.

[@truth6310]

Another child prodigy 👍

[@betssyrodriguez7898]

Rusia tiene muchos genios del piano ya me parese que algo raro esta pasando

[@influencer8757]

_hopefully not a Lang Lang of young years, nevertheless Lang Lang learned to put some feelings and individuality in the last years!_ _YOU HAVE THE BEST POTENTIAL, dear Roman Sher_

[@influencer8757]

_oh excuse me, Roman_ Now that I have seen your performance in my home town on 15 Dec 2019 I know exactly who you are. It is one of the good days in my live!

[@bebapelosi3311]

Es Elisey. maravilloso masgrande

[@elisabetta5044]

He's not Elisey Mysin, is Roman Sher

[@user-gr9bc3jf8s]

19:30 Полонез Шопена

[@user-ev3lc8ph4m]

People, enough envy! Envy is not one of good qualities.

[@RalphRoberts1]

Agreed. He and Elisey Mysin are superb. Of course we wish we had that talent but eh. Oh well. Bummer

[@Sealust50]

ENVY??? I'm BLOWN TOTALLY AWAY!!!

[@thomasramdasvoegeli]

Alte weise Seele in hier noch jungem Körper.

[@influencer8757]

but the soul, how old it might be, should strive to keep being young. So said the old wise men. and I just now wrote somewhere... that I am convinced his soul (and not only) is connected to Tutanchamun.

[@geoffjelly4959]

👍❤️👍

[@evangelistapaulinomoreira3367]

very handsome

[@maverickmadison7392]

young Chloë Grace Moretz

[@TheRonnos]

Plese don't forget Yevgeni Kissin, Mikhail Pletnev & Lazar Berman to mention in the list of RU Greatest Pianists. & Sergei Rachmaninoff.....!

[@sandplus5048]

Hey, but in the U.S., we have our lady ga ga or beyoncé !

[@tennisblood]

It's lady ga ga ga, go go go

[@utehillebrand1732]

Illuminatis !!

[@Sealust50]

Yeah🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Freakin' JOKE!!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@romanmaciejewski2399]

Super Grasz Pozdrawiam

[@DovidShaw]

This is one of Beethoven's Sonatas not a concerto. And its not Alicia de Larrocha! So whats going on with the description???

[@katt_matt]

In our world for that's you wouldn't have problems with copirights you should do so

[@ziyushao3537]

1:51 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@gesakrieg2139]

Wie heißt der neue Stern am Pianohimmel wohl, weiß das jemand?

[@influencer8757]

habe es unten gesehen: Roman Sher 12.03.2010 _Land weiß ich noch nicht_

[@gesakrieg2139]

Er hat Moskau als Herkunft angegeben, das habe ich gerade gefunden. Vielen Dank noch für die Nachricht.

[@influencer8757]

@@gesakrieg2139 Er war ja am 4. Dezember 2019 hier in Berlin aufgetreten.

[@scriabinist434]

Roman doesn't like Yamaha pianos, does he ? LOL

[@ksm273]

Actually, Roman or the interviewer did NOT say the word "Steinway" or "Yamaha". The person who translated apparently has a bad intension against Yamaha!? More importantly, the translator should apologize Roman. The boy is much smarter than that.

[@user-hi3it7of5j]

Надо было Роме в "Синей птице" поучаствовать. Заметил бы его Мацуев -- популярней Мысина бы стал (думаю, что Рома талантливей).

[@user-op9uh5dh2o]

Разве нет никого, кроме Мацуева, кто обратил бы внимание на Рому? Достаточно посмотреть на его лицо во время игры, чтобы понять, что этот мальчик - явление! Кроме того, в этом году он победил на"Щелкунчике", где так сыграл Баха, как не всякий взрослый сыграет. Если у него сохранится такое же отношение к музыке и понимание её, то никакие конкурсы ему вообще не будут нужны...

[@ANITA-cv8cq]

Мысин популярен среди дилетантов. Как и Мацуев. Профессионалам интереснее музыканты типа Романа.

[@user-op9uh5dh2o]

@@ANITA-cv8cq Ну, конечно же!

[@katt_matt]

Рома Шер вышел уже на мировую сцену, так что...

[@user-op9uh5dh2o]

@@katt_matt Больше всего пугает ранний выход на любую арену. Дай бог, что бы не сломался. Жаль будет, мальчик уникальный!

[@ifranwaisman1750]

He gotta play jazz! That would be great! Congrats from Chile southamerica!

[@influencer8757]

He for sure can play jazz, and tango, salza... Anyhow, he decided to do the most difficult branch of music.

[@dharmapoint1]

on les fait jouer trop vite, tous ces enfants...

[@sharingthebounty2488]

Sounds like this little guy was making a lot of excuses. I don't think he was particularly happy with his performance. (I believe I caught a couple of mistakes) He certainly was "full" of himself. Even though he's incredibly talented and I know he works hard, he need to learn how to be more humble, and own up to perhaps not having as good as a performance than he would have liked. I really enjoy watching all of these brilliant little musicians...especially Elisey Mysin, Ivan, and Alexander, and others.

[@abz124816]

Leave it to the Russians to fuck up the microphone settings.

[@brianmcdonagh8477]

He borrowed that shirt from his dad!

[@influencer8757]

_Roma, ty dal xoroschij interview!_ mnje otschenj ponrawilos interview -- izutschal podrobneje o twojej litschnostey, : a twoja igra mnje tozhe otschenj nrawilsja, _s neterpenijeM zhdu widjetj i slyschatj nowoje ot tebja!_

[@influencer8757]

_mnje bylo tschdo tschuto bog (ili kto?) otkryl mnje wozmozhnostj widjet i wstretschatj tebja w mojom gorodje, toljko 3 mesjatsja poslje ja widjel etot zapis ot tebja, i kommentowal..._

[@Sealust50]

RUSSIA MEANS BUSINESS AS FAR AS PRODIGY TALENT IS CONCERNED! GIVE THEM CREDIT - AND A LOT OF IT!!! Check out ELSEY MYSIN also if you want your mind totally blown!!!

[@user-ev3lc8ph4m]

Люди, хватит завидовать! Зависть не одно из хороших качеств.

[@user-vo1gx6xm8r]

Как же не завидовать, такой мальчик красивый и талантливый..очень завидно, очень !

[@user-ev3lc8ph4m]

@@user-vo1gx6xm8r - тогда завидовать нужно молча, просто уткнувшись лицом в подушечку - и тихонечко сопеть носом: что бы никто не слышал :)

[@user-vo1gx6xm8r]

Вы думаете, что хвалят, потому что завидуют ? Ошибаетесь !

[@user-ev3lc8ph4m]

@@user-vo1gx6xm8r Да не про то я, почитайте комментарии ниже - типа: вымуштровали, заучил и т.п

[@user-vk4lc6xi5u]

Прекрасно, что у нас есть такие талантливые дети! Успеха, успеха так держать!

[@betssyrodriguez7898]

Que bello pero noto que esta muy delgado nesita masa muscular para sue edad

[@Libercapitum]

...¡MOZART 2?... ¿IVAN BESSONOV 2?... ...NÓ! ... ...¡ SHAN ROMAN 1 !!! Libercapitum

[@olgavedenko]

Столько фальшивых нот в Сонате! Зато образ есть. Но понятен ли он 9-летнему ребёнку?!