Yui Morishita - Le chemin de fer, Étude pour Piano (Alkan)

FHD, TV show, Tokyo, 2017 [JPN]

[@yuikei5564]

こんなに「清潔な色気」溢れる鉄道を弾ける人はいないんじゃないか。。曲に対する愛がものすごい。うまく言葉で表現できない自分がもどかしいww

[@2011persol]

yui morishita + ALKAN = GOLD

[@OrangeSodaKing]

Morishita is truly a special pianist. What an amazing performance

[@MrYoyoman12345]

im better

[@Medtszkowski]

@@MrYoyoman12345 I can give a chance to prove that, but so far all you have on your channel is you sightreading river flows in you and canon and D

[@snorefest1621]

@@Medtszkowski lmwo glad to see you here

[@Medtszkowski]

@@snorefest1621 good to see you too

[@kaysonpiano]

hahaha after finding your channel a few minutes ago I am seeing you and OrangeSodaKing in every Alkan video I have watched xD we all have probably interacted with each other over the years but never really realized lol pretty funny very small Alkan community on youtube it seems haha I love it.@@Medtszkowski

[@jackcurley1591]

Morishita's endurance and accuracy are insane

[@JeanMartinPiano]

Best "chemin de fer "performance on KZbin so far. I closed my eyes and saw the train. I dont know if people realize the time and commitment it needs to play this piece, this way in public. Anyway, a huge Bravo !

[@2011persol]

jean martin wht a good comment!

[@JeanMartinPiano]

thank you Per

[@chua5959]

Jean Martin the piece itself is quite straightforward and quite easy to learn (for me). But to have that much feeling and passion put into the music is at another level!

[@volen5868]

Ryan Chua EASY TO LEARN?

[@isaacyoong2634]

I want to like this but it's at 100

[@outatime8420]

アルカンの鉄道はニコニコ動画にあるニセコの走行シーンと合わせた動画で知ったけど、鉄道の情景を本当に見えてるみたいに表現できてるのがすごいよなぁ。

[@user-ul7iy4uw4w]

リズムが整ってて音も濁っておらず、本当に凄いと思います。

[@mrsnegy6001]

Don't know what you said, but I hope it was positive. :)

[@thiagolisztian]

Oh my God!! What an amazing ending/coda!! When I close my eyes and hear this I can really visualize exactly these things: 04:10 the train expelling smoke from the chimney and pipes while it slows down( 04:16 ).. 04:20 the train just arriving and stopping at the station's platform 04:28 the station's(or the train's) bells ringing to warn passengers that it's time to disembark from the wagons 04:35 the passengers(or "the traveler" - probably Alkan himself) landing on the station with their(or his) bags, putting the hat on the head and gazing the beauty of destination's landscape in a cold full moon's night with the moon between the mountains and hills in the field's horizon with a satisfied feeling by having finally arrived after a long trip... Wow and at last, these few final seconds brought tears to my eyes of emotion of how realistically I can visualize that! Congratulations Yui Morishita!! Thanks for sharing this jewel to us!

[@gibletgravy]

Best and most accurate performance of this I've heard. His endurance is insane - I can only play the first 3 pages at about 60% speed and then my technique gets sloppy The commitment involved in getting this piece up to this standard is crazy!

[@matthewhammans4365]

bill Bloggs noob I can do double this speed with my eyes closed and I’m only 8

[@gustavogd2581]

@@matthewhammans4365 pog

[@erezsolomon3838]

At what level were you when you wrote this comment?

[@evanbai1747]

@@matthewhammans4365you're being sarcastic right

[@4candles]

Incredible pianism! Yui seems like a one-in-a-million. Just goes to show that practice makes perfect, especially for someone who's obviously born with it!

[@andrewzhang8512]

more liek one in a billion

[@pleasecontactme4274]

@@andrewzhang8512 like*

[@PianOG]

Yeah one in a million would mean there are 8000 other pianists like him, but I doubt there are even 100 pianists who can play this piece correctly in the world

[@4candles]

@@PianOG You may be right!

[@agamazofficial]

@@PianOG there aren't look at youtube, maybe 20 people can play it xd

[@michaelrose8913]

This guy is an Alkan legend.... nobody plays this piece, nor the fiendish Scherzo Focoso, with such extreme verve, vivacity and virtuosity. Bravissimamente

[@user-zu5kv6zo5k]

最初の同音連打ですでにめちゃくちゃうまい、、

[@AdamKuczynski322]

What an insane performance!

[@user-um6fn8rl7o]

何を弾けるようになるための練習曲なんだと問いたいｗ

[@BryanHo]

What incredibly efficient technique. Never heard this piece played so accurately and precisely. Of course after conquering the Scherzo Focoso, this is a piece of cake in comparison.

[@the_l_cutlerywala]

This guy actually plays the piece faster than synthesia. That's not just remarkable, but brilliant and progidious

[@CJdude22]

I was absolutely NOT prepared for what started at 3:28! What an incredible performance!

[@user-kb2wp2wi7b]

睡眠用bgmにしてるけどよく寝れるわ とても綺麗

[@brokeneck]

The tiled portions are hilarious. Makes me feel like I’m on a different kind of video site

[@ryzikx]

i love japanese culture

[@structuredthemes]

I know this isn't Tinder, but...this interpretation deserves a SUPER LIKE 👍. His huge sigh at the end tells you everything about the ridiculous hours he had to practice to avoid any costly mistakes. I don't know how you can recover from making a single mistake anywhere in this piece when it goes this fast...

[@1anya7d]

Top 10 Anime fingers

[@bailahie4235]

I can't tell how much this piece and Yui's interpretation add to "the structural integrity" of my musical mind! Beautiful!

[@Giusepperinaldo]

That's perfect!

[@lacheveluredefalmer2582]

No !

[@Giusepperinaldo]

Can't look forward to see your performance!

[@video1248]

Jack Marentette congratulationssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[@ryzikx]

what is wrong with people

[@user-tn2my6jm8p]

素晴らしいです！アルカンの"鉄道"を弾いている映像が少なく探していたところやっとこちらの動画を見つけました。 感動しました。上からの撮影で指の動きもよく見えて、素晴らしいの一言です😊動画ありがとうございます。

[@rumiyahata1070]

見てて、お聴きしていて最初、楽しく、面白く、そして格好良いと感じました。

[@Rohit0406]

Bravo one of the most impressive performances I've ever seen

[@ripinpepperonies9754]

The pixelated parts are minecraft paintings.

[@codythedoggo7671]

That's fairly spot on

[@none5020]

@A SEVENTH? NO? I'm seeing you everywhere all of the sudden lol.

[@LeventK]

No they are just censores. Which are definitely unnecessary. (Bruh loading...)

[@herobrine1847]

0:39 looks exactly like one lol

[@INTJorP]

진짜 대단하다 , 스고이맨 연주 굉장히 깔끔하고 듣기 좋았다 괴물같은 알캉곡을 소화해낸 당신에게 찬사를 보낸다~

[@raphaelmeyer9940]

Two genius : Yui Morishita and Alkan

[@user-fg8bc4qn6m]

3:20から凄すぎてリピート

[@user-xf5qw7cd7h]

え、もっと伸びろよ

[@pianomaly9859]

BRAVO YUI! One of the finest Alkan performances I've heard in a long time! You've really got the right stuff for Alkan!

[@JorgeGarcia-ex3mq]

There's probably only 100 people who have EVER existed on this planet that could do what he just did,out of the billions and billions of people,well done

[@iaeud5401]

기차를 타면 나는 덜컹거리는 소리를 가지고 저런 명곡을 만들다니.... 알캉 유명하지 않은게 참 아쉬울 뿐...

[@allons-y3376]

How on earth is it possible?

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

[Alkan Specialists in chronological order] Ronald Smith and others - Marc-André Hamelin, Jack Gibbons and others - Vincenzo Maltempo and *Yui Morishita!* I admit he is one of the newest Alkan specialists!! Amazing performance!!

[@ChuchuSaltitante]

Yubin Lee don't forget Vincenzo Maltempo :)

[@elimanzo2672]

Yubin Lee dont forget Bernard Ringeissen

[@SamuraiSx19]

I will just mention Igor Roma, Gong Jing, Chi Ho Han and Yeol Eum Son for their nice interpretations of Le Festin d'Esope~ and also Mark Viner is not bad, his recordings of some Alkan's pieces can be found on yt)

[@Medtszkowski]

Also Laurent martin

[@michelvassail3960]

très beau pianiste et superbe composition. révolution industrielle et écriture musicale, un défi "américain" je le trouve réussi.

[@imoffendedthatyoureoffende7461]

Ah yes. The Japanese censor mode- of which I am quite familiar.

[@LeventK]

Loll

[@agamaz5650]

looooooooooooooool

[@agamaz5650]

is it what i think it means

[@mihawkdrakule3869]

Lolllllllllllllli

[@AsrielKujo]

@Peter Rabbit fax

[@accordiontv1]

This piece is hard as nails. Bravo

[@pleasecontactme4274]

can someone tell me more pianists this ridiculously amazing? this dude plays these stuff effortlessly with such amazing accuracy...do other concert pianists this good even exist??

[@pleasecontactme4274]

@bill Bloggs thing is hemelin is bad when it comes to alkan, I'm looking for someone who can play alkan nicely. i did find about one dude but that still makes it only 2 pianists

[@herobrine1847]

Pro QBr Jack Gibbons, Seon-Yong Hwang, Barbaro Mr. all have some Alkan on youtube

[@that1guy910]

Hi

[@that1guy910]

@@herobrine1847 yeah these channels

[@pleasecontactme4274]

@@that1guy910 ih

[@sebastian-benedictflore]

Cleanest performance of this piece

[@constantineagarkov2638]

Дуже чудово - Алькан та Юї!!!

[@tsukamo7020]

はやい…すごい

[@sabrinaschantz]

that posture makes my back hurt, but his playing is awesome.

[@masa_poeny]

アルカンはあんまり有名じゃないけどこの人のCDでよく聞いてる。

[@luky46]

Great performance

[@riccardopaolocci1497]

wow you are a genius

[@user-kb9gq7vi8o]

最後の反復横跳び、お見事です🎉

[@user-mh3my5pw6s]

題名のない音楽会からの動画なのは分かるけど、モザイクかける意味はあるの？

[@jihunpiano]

음악 시작하기 전에는 그냥 느리겠지... 싶었는데 처음의 라라라라 들으니깤ㅋㅋㅋ '이걸 이 속도로?????????'

[@amplitudehertz17]

As much as I dislike his extremely rushed and sometimes rather violent play style in the op.15 pathetique (brilliant techniques nonetheless), this is very impressive. Hat off for Mr Morishita

[@EnriqueGiliOrtiz]

No words! Bravo.

[@BobHole]

_Thomas the Tank Engine has left the chat_

[@guilhermeassef8028]

joined?

[@panzerkampfwagenviiimaus5224]

@@guilhermeassef8028 nope, he left in the end of the song

[@ronnie4697]

I just love the ending of this video

[@Pikachu1578]

す・・・凄い。。。

[@marcorval]

Breathtaking! A rival to Maltempo.

[@michaellarrybest8193]

Such an incredibly challenging piece of music.. so expertly performed!!

[@agamazofficial]

Japan saves another thing with their hardworking culture - This time Alkan

[@yoshi_drinks_tea]

It’s not simply about hard work, but about consistency and passion.

[@Fanchen]

Absolute insanity

[@Xzy_158]

Yo its the rush e person

[@sutefuanu]

Sir, greatest respect. You are an absolute top in Alkan interpretation. Moreover, I am currently reading about Ki energy, well, you are an amazing example of the releasing of the power of ki. Domo arigato gozaimasu.

[@nurulaida8447]

Yooo the otaku pianist , THE DUKE OF PIANEET

[@2.1.6.mobius2]

Amazing…

[@panzerkampfwagenviiimaus5224]

I’ve never been so impressed by the audience

[@Medtszkowski]

LOL

[@geiryvindeskeland7208]

sebastian benedict flore is familiar with Wim Winters’ research. Therefore, he can tell us that Alkan’s etudes is impossible to play at the composers pace.

[@composerjalen]

"Wim Winters' research" is an oxymoron 😂

[@nakchauchau]

凄すぎて空いた口が塞がらない😧

[@jczcameron]

Intensity + demeanour reminds me a bit of Richter

[@EduardoVillalobosPiano]

Was this played in a porn scene? why is it censored?

[@roshaanbhabra5611]

lool

[@canismajor8700]

WONDERFUL ! GREAT JOB

[@CrystalJumbo1]

頑張ってある程度弾けるようにはなったけどこのスピードでは一生弾けんわww

[@spiderlime]

i wonder if alkan's intention in composing this piece was to speculate,what would bach's depiction of a train be like, had trains existed in his day.

[@SamuraiSx19]

isn't it obvious in Bach's case? it would be 'fugue-train' ofcourse with his sign on some places and on last cadenza the engine motiff probably would be something with b-a-c-h.

[@spiderlime]

@@SamuraiSx19 an earlier depiction of a train for solo piano is "un petit train de plaisir" by rossini, who chose a different approach, hence my question about bach, a choice which wouldn't have been so obvious apparently

[@Medtszkowski]

Something extremely unexhausting and uneventful yet still tiresome to listen to

[@angieREEDY]

bravo!

[@JaeyoonGo]

He is LEGEND

[@thebatman6991]

Wonderful

[@kpokpojiji]

Lovely piece, and your performance of it is very rich and moving. It weaves through so many expressive regions that it almost seems like a small ballade.

[@bernardjosephburch470]

i wouldn't believe it if i didn't see it. How on earth is this possible without any mistakes!?

[@ryzikx]

step 1: be yui morishita

[@Chopinesque]

absolutely fantastic!

[@jorgerock39]

Thank you very much for this superb moment...

[@lk6446]

입이 안다물어진다 👍👍

[@therealransu]

Why are some parts of the video unreasonably censored lol

[@julianmanjarres1998]

How someone could justify spending the time to learn such obscenely difficult works that are musically unrewarding is beyond me. He must be really passionate about Alkan's music... Somehow.

[@OrangeSodaKing]

It's just an etude.

[@julianmanjarres1998]

OrangeSodaKing a difficult one that requires time to master.

[@OrangeSodaKing]

Climbers Of Ice Yes, but most virtuoso etudes are incredibly difficult and take time to master.

[@user-vm4mg3uh8j]

와 이걸 이속도로 치네 ㄷㄷ

[@user-ky6vd8qr7u]

うますぎる

[@pawncube2050]

4:40 Mind the gap.

[@lucaauch657]

Incredible!

[@MorbidMayem]

0:45 sounds a bit like the 2nd theme of Schumann’s 1st Novelette

[@sophieb691]

Maybe I could do this at a tenth of the speed

[@ravelesque34]

Piano's intimate parts are blurred😂😂

[@dariocugia1938]

Do you practice 23 hrs. 59 minutes a day?

[@agamazofficial]

44 hours

[@user-bm8hq5fs8n]

Wow... Unbelievable

[@benlindsay6012]

Truly amazing!

[@k.f.2806]

まさにプロ笑

[@chowkammoonckm82]

awesome!!!

[@JeromeMainguet]

Superbe !

[@tak00710]

ニートの本気

[@pabloziffer]

Fantastic !!!

[@thebatman6991]

Bravo

[@Andrea-hc4kz]

Even the sheet movement be going faster than my saccadic eye movements🥲

[@powerljone]

3:35 wtf

[@sensei-sama903]

Chemin de fer means railway

[@colinmurphy2214]

The left hand is supposed to sound like the “chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga” Of a train

[@Rohit0406]

The damn editor/cameraman moves away at the hardest bit of the piece

[@Liszthesis]

@A SEVENTH? NO? lmaooo

[@Liszthesis]

@A SEVENTH? NO? lmao im interested in a lot of composers xd

[@GeorgeTengTV]

oh my lord

[@FUJIYAMA0428]

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