Yuja Wang & Andras Schiff - Dvorak : Slavonic Dances for piano four hands: Op. 72 No 2 & Op. 46 No 5

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From Dvořák's Slavonic Dances for piano four hands: Op. 72 No. 2. Allegretto gracioso & Op. 46 No. 5 in A major
Yuja Wang & Sir András Schiff - Verbier Festival, July 2018
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[@thebestofclassicalmusic965]

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[@catherinejones9396]

These dances are so hauntingly beautiful you sort of forget the artists, but these two wizards illuminate the melodies even more. I love Dvorak. Thanks, Cathy.

[@markshannon909]

So few performances of piano pieces for 4 hands. It must be fantastic to see it live, but these performances are quite rare. I have never seen a major pianist playing with another major pianist live, but have been looking forward to it. Thank you for keeping these pieces alive.

[@musition9873]

piano duets are common bruh wdym ??? i've done a few myself

[@isthatajojoreference149]

I do not get the comments about what she wears. She's hot, and insanely good at the piano. Is that not a win-win???

[@stuartkinch1157]

Exceptional pianists, polished and beautifully executed. Nothing short of brilliance!

[@cbrock21]

My two favorites. How did I miss this?

[@fenriquealvarez]

beautiful performance, Yuja up to par with Andras Schiff.

[@lucianoiovino304]

Great!

[@ymeowS2]

5:20

[@briancuthbertson6448]

How does Andras Schiff keep his hands from trembling?

[@leonardmartin6048]

He is the serenity in person. So calm, i guess years of performing and perfect technique.

[@beckerhanshermann8372]

Maestro Schiff has experienced many women in his life who played the piano and wanted to make a career. Maestro Schiff has experienced many women in his life who played the piano and wanted to make a career. It can support the efforts of serene by YW.

[@Natasschaja]

Yuja plays way to soft here! Andrass playing is much louder. Totally out of balance. It's s beautiful peace, respect both artists for years but this made me laugh

[@Arian-pk9kd]

Suban por favor la suit leyendas para piano a cuatro manos de antonin dvorak

[@pk2k2]

I really wonder if they ever fail some notes. It sounds so perfect but looks so hard. And me still playing with 2 fingers

[@RoboticsBay]

I think around 4:35 Wang skips some notes judging by her reaction

[@mariapap8962]

They did , Yuja also around 4:12 must have played the wrong notes because the harmony sound strange ,but they are such good musicians that only one who happens to know these pieces really well would be able to tell. Plus they both seem to be having so much fun that it's a joy to watch them, mistakes or not.

[@user-ig7sd2rr8v]

​@@mariapap8962I'm pretty sure Schiff messed up some notes, not Yuja Wang

[@mariapap8962]

@@user-ig7sd2rr8v if you cannot tell the difference between the bass and the treble register 🙄, this discussion is totally pointless. I'm not the only one here who's heard mistakes clearly in the TREBLE register. Yuja is definitely the better pianist between the two, but in this particular case she made mistakes.

[@user-ig7sd2rr8v]

​@mariapap8962 I play this piece myself and I know the difference between the two registers...why are you being so rude, when I wasn't even trying to argue? Chill Honestly, are we even talking about the same mistake? I hear a mistake in the BASS register a little before 4:12, and a mistake (she missed one note) in the treble register around 4:23

[@gwenaelherve5675]

Beau document, mais la prise de son laisse à désirer.

[@felixnauta]

What a body shape!

[@Schleiermacher1000]

especialy Mr. Schiff

[@philip.stigaard]

Do you even care about the music?

[@RoboticsBay]

First one was quite good but the second is awfully clumsy

[@beckerhanshermann8372]

Again and again you can read in comments: "Yuja Wang can wear whatever she wants." This is a completely unrealistic attitude, no one can afford anything, not even a Chinese pianist. One's own freedom finds its limits in freedom, in other people's vulnerable sensations. These include rules of decency and respect for the feelings of others and their culture. Miss Wang does not observe these rules in people's coexistence, and deliberately. Violation of conventions is part of her marketing strategy (and the strategy of her management) She wants to be a brand, this brand is called "flying fingers" combined with maximum physical freedom. For concert-goers, the performance of the Chinese woman is always connected with an (involuntary) meat inspection. I heard and saw it in Venice in April 2017. YW came in stilettos on which she could hardly walk. She wore an incredibly ugly mini dress, her legs, her thighs, her butt cheeks lay free. A repulsive but also ridiculous appearance. Chopin and Brahms, whose works she played, would have cried at the Performance of the Chinese woman. In the 19th century, women were not used to such ugliness. My wife, my friends and I went in the break. We will never again attend a concert by this artist. If I want to see naked female skin, I go to the swimming pool, to the beach or to the cinema, but not to a piano recital.

[@oddviews]

Oh dear, another Puritan!

[@beckerhanshermann8372]

@@oddviews No, you confuse something. Miss Wang has a very bad taste. Their clothes are very often ugly. I don't think you understand that. YW insults my aesthetic sensibility with her clothes, so I am not puritanical.

[@oddviews]

@@beckerhanshermann8372 I am not confused or lacking understanding in the slightest: beautiful and ugly are matters of taste - it is not to your taste, that's too bad. In reality you ARE puritanical - concentrating on dress code instead of her (not "their") music - it's a pity you are so distracted not to notice!

[@raymondgood6555]

I agree with you, she overdoes it and shows poor taste.

[@mike6174]

Master's Degree in Drivel awarded to thee!! What gives you the right to understand what the great composers thought. Pretentious c word.

[@soavemusica]

What a pity Ms. Yuja Wang has not as good taste in dressing as in music. Indeed, one could not attend a concert witnessing such embarrassing, even obscene, couture. It may cost a lot of money, but is still cheap.

[@leonardmartin6048]

She can dress whoever she feels comfortable. And im sure she doesn't give a **** what you think about it. We don't need to live in conservative settings forever.

[@m.a.3322]

You're disgusting, she is a grown woman and a world-class PERFORMER. She can dress however she wants to. I think she looks absolutely beautiful. If it bothers you so much, why cant you just focus on the music? Incels these days.

[@amirmotahari6186]

@@m.a.3322 actually you don't get the point, just as an example the way you dress at a wedding is different from what you were to a business meeting. what she is wearing is indeed beautiful, stylish for a wedding or a party but not a good fit for a recital.

[@springardacida2561]

@@amirmotahari6186 anticonventional doesn’t mean bad

[@zeynepy]

it is a pity that you can comment about her dress. i mean everyone should dress how they like theirselves. yuja is comfortable and stunning with this dress

[@m.a.3322]

7:48