When 10 Pianists were under age of 18

[@jlas0324]

Martha Argerich was already her excellent self at that age! completely recognizable... amazing

[@alainspiteri502]

J Almazan : and after nothing Arg. only piano with Orchestra it's not that a pianist !

[@jlas0324]

@@alainspiteri502 Of course you can have your own view and thoughts about her career. I cannot judge her decision to rule out solo recitals and engage only in accompanied performances. There must be something quite painful behind it. However, her legacy is undeniably formidable, well worth the worldwide recognition and acclaim she has received throughout her artistic life. Adieu or a rivederci, I do not know which applies since you have a french name and a I guess italian surname.

[@alainspiteri502]

@@jlas0324 j known Arg. since 1968 , j bought her first recordings ( DG ) Lizst -Sonata , Schumann Sonata-2 In 1970 also : phenomenal viril and feminine Liest-sonata for me the best since 70' no only technic but above technic of keyboard so j known very well Arge. ; j didn't her first recording of Chopin- cto n1 ( with Charles Dutoit conductor ) too fast it's a personnal choice . In two words j like and j listen Argerich before she was 35 y old because after 35 only -mostly Arg.plays with orchestra , she was a prodiginious teenager pianist , a Genious as Roberto Benzi ; all pianists have their Discography Argerich nothing !! where are her Chopin Beethoven Schumann Bach Liszt... ???? Chopin is not only op35-2 , Preludes ! Where is Beethoven where are Beethoven sonatas ? where is a Discography of Schumann ? only Sonata Kreisleriana where is the composer of piano solo ? are you stupid ? The Young Arg. is phenomenal but very far from Great Pianists in 20Th Century as Walter Gieseking -Debussy , Rubinstein-Chopin Cziffra Liszt , Backhaus Kempff Beethoven , Schumann- Yves Nat etc etc ....do you understand that there is not a Discography of Argerich ( François René said ) ? J hope !

[@alainspiteri502]

mon comment est censuré !!!!? a shame this Channel !!!!!!!

[@jlas0324]

@@alainspiteri502 Your comment could have a point, but due to its rudeness deserves no elaborated answer. I consider myself not that stupid, but as I said before, you are free to have your own views and opinions about Argerich, myself of whoever you like.

[@manueladevilliers5301]

Almost all world class pianists started piano lessons when they were 5 or younger, when the brain is developing and open to new learning experiences extensively.

[@elmiramuradova561]

Absolutely 💯

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

I started at 16 ;-;

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

@Mowskii Nice. How are you doing and what pieces are you learning? I’m practicing prelude and fugue in f minor from wtc2, invention n8 and n13 and prelude and fugue in b minor from wtc 1 for my 2 years since I started piano recital (I’m gonna complete 2 years of experience in piano this month day 18)

[@OctoPlaysPiano]

@@DanielSilva-gc4xz 13 :(

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

@@OctoPlaysPiano that’s a good age to start if you really dedicate your self to it because it’s easier to understand music than if you were a child.

[@chris9638]

Was so moved to hear and see Martha Argerich so young. I walked out of my first student job to go and listen to her in London. Best decision I've yet made.

[@Im____ltm]

Martha’s complete and total command at only 11 gave me chills…

[@Valentina-Steinway]

My daughter was like that, age 9-12 …. Simply amazing. I wish something more came from it. People are born with such talent. Sometimes they don’t see or feel it.. Shame

[@janetkenny1974]

It's not their technical skill that most astonishes me --it's their emotional maturity.

[@walterprossnitz3471]

Absolutely!!

[@YoshiyukiMukudai_NBC-ABC-CBS]

Larrocha is astonishing!!! And Arrau is borrowing his blue-print from Huberman. Astounding. Thank you for uploading!!

[@jackburgess8579]

"Astonishing" perhaps, yet Larrocha at 9 is nowhere near the standard being set by the 9 year olds of today - as is manifest in this recital of Couperin, Rameau, Prokofiev, Lokshin and Debussy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpWnmaxnnKyYhtk

[@YoshiyukiMukudai_NBC-ABC-CBS]

@@jackburgess8579 I am a big fan of Alexandra Dovgan, but I disagree with your "Opposite Editorial."

[@jackburgess8579]

@@YoshiyukiMukudai_NBC-ABC-CBS While I don't disagree with myself (re AD v AL at 9), I am a bit disappointed by AD's development after the annus mirabilis of 2018.

[@jackburgess8579]

@@YoshiyukiMukudai_NBC-ABC-CBS Comparative evaluation of performances of different works X and Y is tricky (especially if you stopped listening to the composer of X years ago). The best way I think is indirect: find the gold standards of the two work, and then estimate the respective distances of the two performances from them. Well, AL is extremely interesting and fine, but she does rattle through this nocturne at a pace that no professional pianist (e.g. her later self) is anywhere near. In contrast, AD's Krainev recital is more mature. E.g. the distance of her Couperin from Sokolov's is vast, but the reason is technical, not musical. Moreover, in this case a direct comparison is possible. AL''s recording at 9 of the nocturne was accompanied by her performance of the op 34/2 waltz that AD performed in round 1 of the Grand Piano Competition. (Admittedly, the comparison isn't a level playing field, since by that point AD was 10 and a year is a lifetime for such young artists.) Still, AD's greater maturity is very evident. AL's tempo is again excessive, ranging from fast to frenetic, and on occasion leaves one on the verge of chaos. No woman would put up with that on the dance floor! In contrast, AD is closer to the mature performance of the work that AL gives thirty years or so later (although again some distance off it). AL's later, mature performances of both nocturne and waltz are on YT, as is Sokolov's incredible performance of the Couperin. The performances by AL at 9 and AD at 10 of the waltz are here, for convenient direct comparison. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIPSkquKqZygZ7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXrIoZpvp9J-Z5I

[@YoshiyukiMukudai_NBC-ABC-CBS]

@@jackburgess8579, I had and have no intention to compare these two pianists (especiallly with the fact Alexandre Dovgan is my favourite while Alicia de Larrocha is not, and as it is clear in my comments), for which one is better. But, thanks for the links.

[@mendyman]

I enjoyed this. Cziffra's intensity was amazing, and Gilels blew me away (as he always does, for reasons I can never put my finger on). Not sure Gould's duet partner contributed much.

[@emilgilels]

That recording by Gilels (of the Liszt "Figaro" Fantasie) is pretty widely available (likely elsewhere on KZbin) and with better sound, which you might enjoy even more.

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

@@emilgilels Gilels recording in this video is not common or even not on youtube. The common record is from 1935, this is from 1933. It's not a studio recording, I think it's a recording from a competition, so the sound quality is poor.

[@peterheiman8621]

Maybe he (she?) taught Gould some of the grunts that were so prominent on his later recordings.

[@emilgilels]

@@OzanFabienGuvener I very happily stand corrected! :-) This is a truly historic recording then. It would likely be his earliest known recording. This also explains the lesser audio quality. Do you know if more of this performance was recorded, or if other pieces were recorded?

[@mendyman]

@@peterheiman8621 Or maybe was just there to turn the pages?

[@jonathanidiagbonya6773]

Really wonderful collection, thank you! The Gilels was astonishing. Very impressed by de Larrocha's maturity for a 9 year old. Also interesting to hear Gould at such an age, he clearly wasn't fully developed, but still demonstrates maturity in his approach to playing Bach.

[@jessevallejo8797]

Maturity? She banged out that nocturne. She sped through the whole thing. I acknowledge her giant talent at that age, but her interpretation was anything but mature.

[@drmichaelshea]

Unimaginably gifted. How many cognitive and physical variables have to fall so precisely into place so that anyone could be blessed with such capability is beyond human comprehension. I think “blessed” is the proper word. There are no biological accidents as miraculous as that.

[@arcticwolf4029]

Amazing and wonderful we can hear those young pianists - despite the primitive recording. I'm so impressed with Alicia de Larocha' sensitivity, and only nine years old.

[@Bashkii]

Thanks so much for posting this very important historical document!! ❤️❤️

[@1bluesailor]

I have subscribed to your site. Wonderful. I have startet playing the piano at 78:after spending my life as a clarinet player on professional level. I am overwhelmed at the technique and musicality these children havevat a very young age. Unbelievable prodigies.

[@davisatdavis1]

People today shocked when they hear younglings play some pop music on the streets. Sad they haven't a clue about these legends.

[@mmbmbmbmb]

I had much joy listening & watching ~ thank you for this fine compilation!

[@phineasbluster2872]

Dear OFG. Excellent compilation. I enjoyed it.

[@Kyujar.png49]

Insane that people who are young can have such great skill. Its also interesting to hear and see recordings of famous pianists when they where younger

[@Alexa-jk3oh]

I just love your channel! Thank you :)

[@fredericchopin7538]

My favorite was Glenn-yes, I am biased because he is my favorite pianist!

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

My previous few videos have been removed for copyright reasons. I'll edit them and upload them again.

[@emilgilels]

Thanks in advance for your persistence! :-)

[@noself1028]

This was fascinating for me, as it appeals to my dual interests in music and history. Thanks for posting!

[@emilgilels]

Another excellent posting! Thanks! I'd just add in passing, that even though a few of these recordings were made by pianists who'd arguably 'aged out of' official Prodigy territory, it would be correct to say that each and every one of the pianists represented (not just some) was a child prodigy. :-)

[@remotoadamotroppovelocelaf868]

è impossibile che sia solo studio e tecnica.un angelo li ha accarezzati mentre nascevano.Dio è grande!

[@Valentina-Steinway]

Hai ragione Remoto Adamo troppo…..! Pensa che mia figlia suonava così, ad un’età tenerissima… Ed ora, niente… Che tristezza 😭 La più dotata che abbia mai avuto, in 45 anni d’insegnamento.

[@МаринаВаркова-м3к]

To be a pianist- is a titan's labour and only it can bring you success even if you have a talent and they all had proved it !

[@liliaaliciaduhaldebruz6712]

Así es...

[@elmiramuradova561]

Great collection, Bravo ! And Thank you very much.

[@malouxou.pa2012]

this is amazing! Well done!

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

And De Larrocha unable to reach the pedals : SO a very good music.

[@pianist007]

Thank you so much for sharing this

[@westwind6981]

Lovely --his dog 's eyes are reiveted to the music page with paws planted on the base notes --dogs know

[@callmejeffbob]

Even though the dog is a different breed, his specialty is playing the Bassett Continuo.

[@steveegallo3384]

Ingenious Compilation....BRAVO to You, Professor.....from Acapulco!

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

Thank you so much!

[@pushkinznaet]

Thank you for your great job!

[@sarabosnjak4942]

Martha Argerich💥❤

[@raynardi7243]

De Larrocha...fantastica...la tecnica si può insegnare ma la Musicalità è INNATA ...e lei ne ha a profusione

[@alessandropelizzoli6613]

Condivido, infatti il gusto pronunciato ma mai eccessivo per il cantabile è una dote eccellente ed impressionante in una bambina di quell' età.

[@ssimoessim]

Look for the wonderful recordings of young Rosa Tamarkina

[@adammistina590]

When 10 great pianists under age of 18 were properly guided and weren't forbid from doing art because it's too this and that, or that they won't make a living from it etc.

[@glenngouldschair390]

My father won’t let me pursue a career in music because it “doesn’t make me money” and wants me to be a doctor. Thank goodness I have a mother. Who cares what my father thinks…..

[@alessandropelizzoli6613]

Gould e De Larrocha incredibili e maturi per la loro rispettiva età in una maniera sbalorditiva. Non da meno Cherkassky, ancora più straordinario pensando al fatto che qui è attestato anche come giovanissimo ed incredibile compositore.

[@walterprossnitz3471]

As usual Ozan, another fantastic compilation! I must confess, I never imaginged I'd see Emil Gilels in short pants:-)))

[@paolobigi59]

I think that Pollini playing Chopine Etudes at 14 would have been a nice addition.

[@Valentina-Steinway]

Certo, sarebbe un ottima idea Paolo!

[@caphaddock1126]

De Larrocha incredible

[@elmiramuradova561]

Love them all! 💕

[@vanhunks]

Alexandra Dovgan is currently under 18, won the Grand Piano competition in 2018 aged 11. Mendelssohn piano Concerto.

[@Ivatale]

Мне Шура Черкасский понравился, два раза прослушала, эмоционально его игра очень отозвалась, как мальчик сыграл такие эмоциональные переживания... Прекрасно!

[@dashunin]

О, Шура Черкасский - интереснейший музыкант! Думаю, по большому счету недооцененный, хотя он был довольно известен. Мне посчастливилось дважды слушать его вживую - он приезжал в Москву в конце 80х. Ему тогда было около восьмидесяти, и по своему исполнительскому облику он казался уже чуть ли не динозавром - великая старая школа (он же ученик Иосифа Гофмана!), так непохожая на современный стиль. Совсем другое отношение к звуку, к фразировке, к rubato... Помню у него бетховенские Вариации на тему из "Творений Прометея", шопеновские пьесы и особенно Третью сонату Брамса - очень необычное, очень "своё" прочтение, и в то же время абсолютно убедительное. (Кстати, на обоих его концертах я видел в зале, с цветами в руках, его близкую родственницу, если не ошибаюсь, двоюродную сестру - актрису Татьяну Пельтцер)

[@GTXTi-db5xu]

You forgot Evgeny Kissin, the man started when he was 2 and was playing both Chopin piano concerti at age 12

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

I didn't forget Kissin. But almost everyone knows his youth records. For this reason, I preferred pianists whose youth records were unknown.

[@liliaaliciaduhaldebruz6712]

😮

[@en-blanc-et-noir]

Love your videos and your persistance! Shura is my favourite, how can a kid just come up with stuff like that? BTW: if you find footage of young Korngold, that'd be great. This seemed to be a strange kid as well... Take a look at his youth-Sonatas especially that one with the Passacaglia, it's just completely nuts!

[@emiliebova]

Jean Marie Darre! What an amazing left hand line. Never had heard of her.

[@walterprossnitz3471]

When I was 15, I took part in a competition in which Jeanne- Marie Darré was one of the judges. I remember her as a very dignified but friendly elderly lady.

[@r.g6170]

it took me a while to realize the person next to glen gould is not a ghost or a ghost of a mummy or a demon but his dog.

[@jeanlobrot]

Apparently cziffra had the same mannerisms his entire life

[@SwePianoholic]

Cherkassy's prelude , where do I find the score ? :)

[@ЛарисаМалышева-у9с]

А где Алексей Султанов? Тем более есть записи его игры с 7 летнего возраста!

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

Ezra Rachlin ............ who is this meteorite ..... ? For me 2 minutes of pure joy ......

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

He is a student of Josef Hofmann and Lhevinne. He's very reminiscent of Hofmann's meteoric piano playing in concert!

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

@@OzanFabienGuvener Thank you for the celestial gift, Ozan. Explosive .... and so wonderful to discover a "new" genious ...........

[@alainspiteri502]

Very interesting this video ! thank's

[@MaScalo4508]

Nice list! But there is a recording of the great Maurizio Pollini playing Chopin etudes op. 10 as well as a recording of etudes op. 25 no. 6 and 10 when he was 14 YEARS OLD. If you want to check it out...

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

You're right, unfortunately I saw those records later. If I had known it would have been in the video.

[@MaScalo4508]

@@OzanFabienGuvener I imagined that 😊

[@AmericaisTheBabylon]

It doesn't shock me and I know why they are so good. They lived in a time with no distraction from social media, TV, computers, or gaming. Kids are very dexterous and can get their hand, eye coordination quite fast. They were tutored under good teachers to get their techniques down and founded for focus on emotional phrasing. They also lived in an Era where people especially parents had high work ethics and understood the practice time it took to achieve the higher level of playing. They allowed their kids to do nothing but the piano and music and most likely were musicians as well even if they were not professional ones, and when you immerse in the journey of learning music with your child it becomes apart of your daily lives and develops like a second language. This is how you produce prodigies.

[@ciararespect4296]

Yes a lot easier in that respect. Coming from a musical upbringing no distraction. The top pianists have of course latent talent that can't be taught but if others had their same advantages most would be competent pianists

[@marianstefanov2960]

I don't think so. My son is 10 years old and plays piano from 3 years only for two hours per day. He plays computer games, reads books and have time for everything. When someone has talant, everything is easy for him. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHvGo5iOab6LaMk

[@glenngouldschair390]

Also the willingness back then to work hard and a good work ethic. No one wants to work hard these days. I could never hope to be as good as them- or can I? (Even though the recording of Gyorgy Cziffra was made at 13, my age now) unless I work. Speaking of which, I better get back to practicing.

[@philipsalmon2192]

Ironically Daniel Barenboim has probably played those variations about three times times as Mozart (the composer)!

[@tituspaulsonsjohansson1741]

Why did I get a simply piano ad before this vid for real…

[@2024Warren]

Barenboim's performance at 13 of the Mozart K265 variations is staggeringly mature and better than many recordings by renowned Mozart pianists in their prime. He performed the entire Beethoven Sonata cycle in his first concert appearances in Australia at the age of 16! Another pianist you should include among these is Evgeny Kissin. Several recordings exist of his incredible performances at the ripe old age of 13-15, including his debut concert at the Moscow Conservatory playing BOTH Chopin Piano Concertos, and several invitational concerts in Japan. The 10-year-old Kissin was often brought into my teacher's class in her matriculation year at the Moscow Pedagogical Institute, to show the class how a "real Soviet pianist" plays the piano!

[@christinestill5002]

It is Barenboim please. Still conducting today.

[@jeffsmith1798]

This video is priceless. Thank you! (Who is the person to the right of Gould ;-) ?

[@laurencemussat727]

Barenboim ‘fantastic musicality was there from the start !

[@leoinsf]

With any concert artist, the key is the teacher and your initial lessons. After an "eternity" with inferior teachers, I totally understand the territory. Ability to memorize is also key to becoming a performer! I think you can be taught to memorize.

[@Theolonius-ov1ij]

Maurizio Pollini? At 14 he was playing all of Chopin's studies very well.

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

I have to admit, I didn't know those recordings. Thank you! I am only aware of Pollini's 18-year-old Chopin piano competition recordings. Now I've listened to the recordings you mentioned, it should definitely be added to the video. But interestingly, the exact date of these Chopin etudes recordings is not found in any official source.

[@Theolonius-ov1ij]

@@OzanFabienGuvener kzbin.info/www/bejne/fITMnZaKmr19Z5I

[@Theolonius-ov1ij]

@@OzanFabienGuvener probably the recording took place in the home of Carlo Vidusso, with whom I had the good fortune to study.

[@carlosjavierguzman1509]

He won Warsow competition much younger than Argerich did.

[@Theolonius-ov1ij]

@@carlosjavierguzman1509 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafZiIWwhsihZpY if you understand Italian it is an extraordinary documentary.

[@noshirm6285]

Barenboim sounds as if he’s playing the Siena Pianoforte. 😳 Is this the case? Gilels, de Larrocha, and Slenczynska were hands down my favorites. 🤗

[@Valentina-Steinway]

I jut discovered your channel! Thank you very much Xo 😘 I just had a hard time seeing the names of the pianists, as they were written too small… The words blended in the photo, making it hard for me to read. Loved your content and everything!!! Ohh, and I subscribed!

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

Thank you very much!

[@jessevallejo8797]

In the picture of Glen Gould, which of the two at the piano is he?

[@sergiocaripoli7378]

Salve a tutti. Ma il brano suonato da Martha Argerich è di Bach...? A me sembra più una sonata di Domenico Scarlatti.

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

This is really Bach. But yes, it looks like the Italian school.

[@comopez]

Para mi Alicia Larrocha dio la muestra más impresionante.

[@JoEbY-X]

The final pianist, the 5-year-old in 1930, is still alive!

[@ichmalealsobinich]

Barenboim is also alive. He is still chief conductor of Berlin states opera.

[@DreamingCatStudio]

As of July 2022 so is Argerich.

[@liliaaliciaduhaldebruz6712]

Baremboin y Argerich también!!! 2023/ VII

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

Cziffras Schubert is a half tone sharp.

[@canman5060]

He knows how to transcribe at the piano at a very early age.

[@hansdekorver7365]

@@canman5060 No. He is playing the normal notes . You can see that !

[@russellgrant1535]

@@hansdekorver7365 It was in jest🫠

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

Haha .... a 13 years old Cziffra better and far more intense than all (pseudo-) musicians-pianists of today. The perfect joke. King is naked.

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

Haha, I am 13, and geez, how unconfident I feel, but I will never be the greatest. I can only be greater than myself. Still, amazing performance from 13 year old Cziffra!

[@beatricetheves-engelbach8074]

We are all gifted. See Howard Gardner's theory about multiple intelligences

[@aguspanggabeandua1161]

Audio should be remastered.

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

Love all!!!

[@rosamontecinos70]

Valioso documental histórico.muchas gracias.el piano, mi debilidad. Amo la Llave de Sol.lo primero que vi.en mi hermoso libro:.mi amigo el piano.estudie música ocho años ,un sueño que quedo inconcluso.🎼 🎹🎶

[@jbcv1168]

Is Gould's dog who demonstrates it's geniality....

[@zweisteinify]

György ❤️

[@marcorotondi7613]

Martha non è cambiata di una virgola, nata perfetta tipo Piramide della Quarta Dinastia!

[@somasabul3883]

Why do period instruments always just sound like they need to be tuned or some other aberration? Is there something in their construction or is it my ear that is not accustomed to the 18th century sound and too used to a big Steinway.

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

First of all, old pianos sometimes have different pitches; this is not a bug, just a difference.. Secondly, some recordings may have been made on amateur recorders and untuned pianos. Thirdly, in the modern Steinway, bass + tenor + soprano lines sounds are more equalized and brought closer together, but in older instruments these lines have more separate tones for polyphony. Fourthly, on old pianos, the way you play affects the sound more directly; on Steinways, the sound is always more "consistent" no matter how you play. Old pianists preferred old-style pianos because they gave more importance to contrast and effect, and they criticized modern Steinways (such as Schnabel, Rosenthal, Richter).

[@ericastier1646]

on the last 5 year old, young children are always forced by parents.

[@gojewla]

Is Martha argerich holding a Wanda landowska doll?

[@pianoman551000]

The abuse that Ruth Slenczynka received from her father was pure torture; yet, somehow, someway she was able to forge ahead and have a somewhat normal existence.

[@ericastier1646]

I find those young age recordings much more soothing and enjoyable than modern recordings. Maybe children play more musically with less harshness than adults or also all these piano are not Steinways which have a harsh bass sound (Steinway lead the industry in the wrong direction, older piano recording always sounds more pleasant), last the analog recordings were more natural than digital which brings out the harshness and distorsion.

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

I agree with what you said. The New Generation Steinways have especially taken the industry in the wrong direction.

[@ericastier1646]

@@OzanFabienGuvener I'm glad others feel the same way. Most noticeably when compared to historical recordings (your video of liszt La Campanella on Liszt's Bechstein is a wonderful striking example). It's especially in the bass register that Steinway has ruined the instrument's sound. Just yesterday on the radio i heard another one of those muddled harsh metalic bass sound on a D model that is undeniably ruining the music. It's surprising so many unmusical people in the industry don't realize this is wrong. I hope at some point the competition will redesign pianos to undo all the bad direction that has been followed for half a century. While Steinway has a rich treble and mid registers sound great for part of the repertoire, it is not good for most of the repertoire. The secret is that to obtain those extra harmonics they are distorting the resonance by design, and while this is okay for the top register it creates a huge cacophony of muddled sound in the low register and that muddies the mids too when sustain pedal is used. Also, the huge tensions in the cables requires massive hammers that cause a stomping sound on every attacked note especially in the bass. United Statians are notorious for not changing their bad designs for example before the 2009 financial crisis the US motor vehicles industry looked like 1980 and even 1970 era. Then they massively copied european designs of sleek, efficient cars only when they were on the verge of bankruptcy. Something similar should happen to Steinway if a competitors exposes and undoes all the musical flaws of their design instead of copying it !

[@Ali-MJ]

What was Marthas piece?

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

where is my school-mate Yevgeny Kissin?

[@olgapiano1404]

So cute😍❤️❤️

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

14:05 Sounds like 1978 Year Song

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

Quality 1080p

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

Recorded on Good Gramophone disc

[@santiagorodriguez3330]

they talents’ gifts are gifts from God

[@pianosbloxworld4460]

Your life is a gift from God-be the best you can be

[@NS-dt2bd]

Where is Kissin?

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

Almost everyone knows Kissin's youth recordings. I preferred lesser known recordings.

[@mortyyudi]

¿And were are the best, Yuja Wang?

[@raulnovel3225]

Wich piece plays Arrau?

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

Franz Schubert Moment Musical Op. 94 No. 3

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

10:55 Sounds like almost 1901 Year

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

Quality 68p

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

1:12 Sounds like by 1900 Year

[@ІраКедик-в6ч]

Quality 12p

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

You are right:D

[@paulobrificado8521]

Nao sabia q o quico tocava piano tao bem

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

Gould really was a late bloomer

[@raulnovel3225]

Antes habían unos intérpretes increíbles no como ahora que los pianistas actuales no les llegan a los talones a esos genios

[@nach000x]

Ahora hay pianistas geniales, muy superiores técnicamente, sin embargo; hace falta la flexibilidad de interpretación y creatividad que hubo en aquellos tiempos.

[@wowstarentertainment6123]

the 1st one and the last one r very rich lmao

[@MJ-eh8er]

Teresa Carreño

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

Yes, she was one of the most important child prodigy. I wish we could have had her recording.

[@alainspiteri502]

my comment about Argerich censured !

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

KZbin probably made an automatic intervention, I didn't see it.

[@alainspiteri502]

@@OzanFabienGuvener no possible censured by Y Tube about Classical Music , think a little ! J wrote Argerich was a prodiginious teenager pianist , j have her first recordings Lizst Sonata also her first Ravel it s des in 1970 : j repeat that after 30-35 Argerich don't play in solos pianos but mostly play with great orchestras it's not you Tube who have erased this comment of a pianist -music lover . Argerich died where is her Discography no only one Composer ! Can someone answer me ? This is unheard in the History of piano . J agree Argerich was prodigious Young not when she's mature : true or false ? it's that KZbin has erased ? ? do you think this ? in French better for me " les réseaux sociaux comme KZbin existent pour s'informer dans tous les Domaines et pour un échange d'idées entre youtubers "

[@samueld4vid]

Please stop, just please stop. I’ve lost it all. Fine, I can’t become world renowned, but please, to taunt me like this is inhumane

[@glenngouldschair390]

My thoughts exactly.

[@marygv9202]

Esqueceram da brasileira GUIOMAR NOVAES

[@OzanFabienGuvener]

I haven't forgotten Novaes, but is there a piano recording before 18?

[@carmenrubio3786]

🎼🎶🎵❣️

[@henkvrieling9586]

Manuela knows it all.