Yuja Wang plays Turkish March

[@jeremiahnoar7504]

Yuja to Mozart: the rest is all the same isn’t it?

[@the_great_phoenix231]

mozart: 0_0 * i was supposed to say that *

[@AbigailsPiano]

Haha, what if ~~~ or ~~~, that’s gonna be more interesting 🤨

[@LucielStarz123]

I see you’re man of culture as welll

[@the_great_phoenix231]

@@LucielStarz123 lmaoooo

[@garyvanzandt3607]

Oh German...please let it be German!

[@musket-hc1fc]

This woman leaves me speechless, always. She is a gift from heaven!

[@wilfojchiu4274]

Speechless

[@richardbristol452]

Bravo! Yuja is one of the best pianist who has ever graced us with their talent. I am blessed to live in her time

[@kurtbehofsits948]

BRAVA!!! She‘s a LADY!

[@EASYTIGER10]

If I wasn't watching I'd assume this was a duet

[@user-bv5cj5my4q]

Me too lol

[@captro5803]

I'm quite surprised that most people (that's watching this video) did not know that this was in fact Volodo's famous version of Turkish March (with a bit of improvisation by Yuja Wang). What she played was actually clean, clear and precise. =)

[@alainspiteri502]

J don't agree with Volofos-F Say- clown Lang Lang here, otherwise j prefer seriously Lola Astanova ; Y Wang must remain a classical pianist no play jokes Alla Turca because thete is better !

[@Valerio241059]

Volodos and Fazil Say are not clowns, altough Say often try to rivals with the ridicolous faces of Lang Lang. Please do not mix chocolate with another brown cream of very different nature. Astanova began, when very very young, in an interesting way, as she had good masters (hear the video with Moments musicaux n.4 of Rachmaninov), ...in the prosecution tried to find the limit between piano music and lap dance, now... other two inches cutting her miniskirt and she'll be ready for OnlyFans...

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

@@alainspiteri502 to me, Astonova's videos look like some "smooth criminal" going on.

[@Daniel_Ilyich]

The radio host should have mentioned that this is an arrangement of the Turkish March by the pianist Arcadi Volodos.

[@vettegaddia6234]

True, but Yuja plays it even better than Volodos. And that's saying a lot considering Volodos is a phenomenal pianist.

[@BilboBagless]

Vette gaddia I don't know about that. Certainly it's a matter of opinion but I feel like I hear more personality from Volodos. While Yuja's sounds faster and more played mechanically almost to mechanically. I just prefer the sound of Volodos that's all lol.

[@frintonearnshaw]

AlmostEpic I think I agree about that, although he isn't necessarily delivering a live performance. His playing sounds a bit like he looks - even though he can do amazing delicacy there's always an underlying solidity which is quite distinctive. His only Achilles heel - if I can mix my metaphors - is his stomach! I sat on a stage seat in the RFH in London a few years ago when he was -playing Prokofiev 2 - and he does encounter a few - er - natural obstacles when he tries to cross his arms too far! With Yuja Wang I just can't understand where all the power is coming from.

[@OverLordGoldDragon]

Vette gaddia Not at all. Volodos plays it the best. No contest.

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

frintonearnshaw check my version

[@collettacocacola]

You people saying negative things about this video, you're all wasting your time. I myself tamper with classical pieces and I can assure, we don't care when you tell us that Mozart or Chopin are rolling in their graves or that it's an abomination. We know the original piece is beautiful, and not a single modified version can beat the creativity and innovation the original piece has brought to music. The original piece isn't going anywhere. After we tamper with it, it'll still be there. We just do it for the sake of creativity and fun.

[@DISTRACTIA]

Exactly. You tamper. tam·per ˈtampər/Submit verb 1. interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations. "someone tampered with the brakes on my car" synonyms: interfere with, monkey around with, meddle with, tinker with, fiddle with, fool around with, play around with; doctor, alter, change, adjust, damage, deface, vandalize; informalmess around with

[@okboomer1340]

The best pianist in the world AND that hour glass figure. Simply incredible.

[@markfischer3626]

There are so many great pianists these days whose performances are a joy to listen to, but I don't think any others quite reach Yuja dizzying heights. So I am crowning her the Queen of the Keyboard. Man can she ever tinkle those ivories. Oops, they're not made out of ivory anymore. Save the elephants. 😊

[@David-R.]

This is the first video ever to show her beautiful hands and fingers working the piano in good quality and enough filming-time!! Thank you for posting this. Yuja Wang is a piano Goddess. I love her so much!!!

[@kylelandry]

Flawless as usual, but no mention to the arranger, Volodos? D:

[@aznchopinpianist]

Actually, she played some of the original, some of Volodos, and she improv'd some of her own.

[@mrficho097]

Joe Benitez only the beginning is different...

[@aznchopinpianist]

No it's not. Listen to it again and look at the sheet music.

[@aznchopinpianist]

I know that. I was just saying she didn't play Volodos' arrangement exactly.

[@viktorchee8268]

Amazing but its sorta like a Turkish Chase. I prefer the original by Volodos.

[@juancarlosgaich297]

Fantastic I love her❤

[@314rucasi8]

圧倒的なテクニック。動画で見ても本当に弾いてるかと思う程。完璧とは正に彼女の為にある言葉。絵画でいうと完璧な写実。感動の基本。

[@WhatTheHelicopter98]

Volodos and Yuja caught me off guard with the sixteenth notes in the 4th section being transferred to the left hand AND IN OCTAVES. That's serious skill

[@diavolacciosatanasso]

You kiddin right?

[@JWP452]

Was that what it was?

[@JohnSmith-hf4tv]

Agreed, that surprised me big time as well! Well spotted.

[@MiorAkif]

Turkish March? More like Turkish Sprint

[@koopa5504]

Niceee one xD

[@MiorAkif]

Lol

[@jordan4748]

Mior Akif Mior Farid 😂

[@hafidabiyunanto9462]

Mior Akif Mior Farid 😂 LOLZ :v

[@abcdefgh-fn8ww]

Mior Akif Mior Farid At the very least the Turkish power-walk.

[@bwmertz]

She's so limber on the instrument, and the way the hands play so independently of one another with such casual and playful grace. That's some outrageous work on piano. And I love the arrangement.

[@andrew02180]

Very creative and talented ! Thank you Yuja for bringing this to the world.

[@sylvie3810]

So much respect for this women.

[@andrasszerencses]

I can see now how much it matters who plays the piece. And it was only the beginning of her career. Yuja Wang is incredible!

[@georgiaguardian4696]

Yes I have been following her performances for years. Absolutely insane!

[@phulei]

I think she's physically incapable of hitting a wrong note.

[@xr280xr]

There were a few

[@erigor11]

+phulei After years, today I finally watched her making a mistake :(

[@SrtZipTop]

Haha!!

[@sexypoetry]

+Oliver Rodriguez ...wow....you'd look good in anything....are you married?

[@SluffAdlin]

+erigor11 that's ok, it show us she is still a human being, that's a good thing.

[@MellowJelly]

The way artists like Volodos break rules... and (apparently) piss people off... that's what art is. Revolutionary arrangement.

[@paacer]

Your misguided idea of art , not mine and this is an appalling version of the Turkish March .

[@harryangus6030]

Flawless improvisation or variation on a theme Yuja can do anything, she reigns supreme I long for the day she will write in her own voice, Her own composition. How will I rejoice! Filled with her beauty and startling grace Straight from the heart of the artist with the angelic face If she can improvise, she can compose Write for us Yuja, compose some concertos Write scherzos, nocturnes, or cantata Anything to quench our thirst for something from Yuja

[@BaconStar]

It sounds like two people playing at once. The piano obeys her every movement. It's amazing what she's capable of.

[@4hp_89]

I like how she finishes playing and just gets up and out like ZAIJIAN BITCHES I'M DONE

[@zaclynl5797]

ikr

[@Blueboyo1]

When she is on the piano bench, Yuja is pretty much there to play, not mess around. When she comes onstage to perform say a concerto with an orchestra, she just sits down usually takes one crank at the seat adjustment knobs and begins. If the piano is the first voice to be heard, the conductor had best not mess around with "Grand Manner," stuff on the podium, or she will be three staves down before the conductor can raise his hand.

[@haire2995]

HAHAHA ZAIJIAN BITCHES, LOL

[@tatianaG]

@@haire2995 what does that word mean?

[@haire2995]

Tatiana G. I think Zaijian(再见) is Bye in Chinese, damn it feels good to come back to a comment from 2 years ago

[@tabletgamer2]

*starts out normal* thinks to herself: "eh this is too boring" *goes insane*

[@jaimeduncan6167]

It seems it's a version by Volodos.

[@brianwoo3483]

Love how she smiles at the end like, "yeah, that's how good I am LOL"

[@FreedomTown]

her playing is so addicting to my ears! Holy Smokes!!! Can't stop listening to her play. : )

[@jean-charlesdepecker8008]

Extraordinary performed!! Congrats to the so nice so lovely so attractive so talented Yuja Wang!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

She is the reason I started piano classes

[@dicksonteoh9065]

Gabo Prado she is the reason I quit piano lessons.

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

Jajajaja ok

[@moxigeren50gabe23]

Mr_Snow_White X lol

[@aaronhall4361]

the ending was so perfect...including the chuckling, incredulous "wow"

[@jamesrawlins735]

Amazing performance by a talented and beautiful musician. To all the purists who turn their nose up at Volodos' arrangement, remember Mozart and Beethoven both used to improvise quite often - I think he would have loved this arrangement.

[@hesyrett]

James Rawlins The left-hand acrobatics here make stride piano (a la Fats Waller and others) look like child's play. I notice that, for a petite woman, she has very large hands with long fingers. That, plus 100,000 hours of practice and prodigious talent, helps us understand how she can play so well.

[@jamesrawlins735]

With 2 exceptions - I think Art Tatum and Oscar Peterson could handle those left-hand acrobatics :D

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

all of the great composers improvised. That's how one writes music. And Chopin's pieces which made it to paper are the "simplified" versions. The stuff he played live was, incredibly, much more complex.

[@lauryrc6274]

Omg! She's brilliant...

[@TheCanadianHomePainter]

Never heard it played like this before, amazing 👏

[@joemankowski3898]

Just amazing! Those fingers literally fly across the keyboard!!

[@43SunSon]

I have to say, she is slightly better than me for sure~

[@moh19931000]

yeah it's possible

[@azzam1]

just a tad

[@wzi3024]

SunSon29 HELLA better*

[@JJr-ce3vv]

SunSon29 ，yep, not much, just ten miles away.

[@Stephanie-jo2tm]

Slightly....

[@christacdc]

that's the beauty of music, Yuja can play with this masterpiece at her own style,simply the best. precious and virtuos

[@johnniefujita]

ferocious... Her spirit to control all this energy under a flawless technique must be one of the strongest in music today. I always imagined that paganini, bethoveen would be like this.

[@vGhoulish]

2:03 ~ Bye.

[@Mars-ub3vc]

哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@erroltongs4131]

Chopin Etude c major

[@youtubepasserby8339]

fucking left hand octaves i cri

[@danielcattan406]

KZbin Passerby

[@ruch2976]

TheNeeh ' the left hand was a blur

[@jafaralkhatib9947]

Such a performance deserves to be praised .. absolutely challenging piece

[@ceciliaboys612]

When I hear her play, I feel this is the way the composer imagined it to sound but it has never been performed that way before. Amazing!

[@lulubelle320]

She 's the only pianist I've seen with such long and strong rounded fingers like this, that's why she's so perfect, she is unique !

[@insearchofpeace2151]

What about Martha Argerich?

[@lulubelle320]

@@insearchofpeace2151 Martha has round and strong fingers too like Yuja, they are phenomenons, prodigies, wonders of the world, both of them !!

[@insearchofpeace2151]

@@lulubelle320 True that 👍👍

[@mikebaker3152]

Plus a brain the size of the Albert Hall.

[@citlalivillegas9298]

*quits piano lessons after watching this vid *

[@4ran5ilva]

every master was once a beginner

[@notahandle965]

Francisco Silva she was level 1 when she was 1 year

[@y2ksw1]

citlali villegas don't give up if you enjoy your own music

[@EnderElohim]

so you dont like high level play?

[@theflash1100]

y2ksw1

[@papatom2763]

Wow is right. I understand it isn't the way it was written. Haven't anyone heard of the performer's interpretation? This woman's interpretation has made this piece, not only exciting, but it belongs to her! She absolutely owns, not the music, but the keyboard as well! Well done... when you own your interpretation, you own the audience too! 👴❤

[@mckavitt13]

We are of the exact same opinion... all the way!

[@nevergofullretard6068]

Papa Tom Yep. This is her own Turkish March piece. I love how she squeeze those notes at the Bridge part.

[@xxxCalmstorm]

Papa Tom Only this isn’t her version. This paraphrase on Mozart’s Turkish March was composed by Arcadi Volodos, a Russian pianist, possibly one of the best currently alive.

[@yifuliu547]

I love those dancing fingers. It's such a pleasure to watch

[@alphahaxin1248]

2:03 wtf how

[@Mars-ub3vc]

哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@stitchyduck]

every virtuoso piece has a show-off part and that is it

[@owenwu2234]

I just don't get how your wrists can move that faSt. its like physically impossible I mean

[@norpriest521]

owen wu She must be a freak in bed

[@jinminggeng6177]

With practice duh

[@johnniewhite]

これは凄い！プロはさすがだ。

[@渡邊進一]

機械的に正確にな感じですね。 でもすごい。

[@life55100]

モーツァルトに聴かせたい、怒るね。

[@vaughn1782]

She would be the master at piano tiles 2

[@goobsmcsnoobs]

LOL

[@derechte6086]

Vaughn1 why would she even play it she nails the piano perfectly

[@samuelcallai4209]

LOL

[@jinminggeng6177]

Is. Not funny

[@jinminggeng6177]

Cause tiles are for beginners

[@fulishproductions]

Never really had "Asian fever" before..... After this, I have Yuja Fever. Good god.

[@wilsonperalta7521]

She's the God of the piano - every key perfectly obeys her perfection.

[@pianosRepic]

+Wilson Peralta Goddess I'd say if I have any eye for gender

[@sexypoetry]

+Wilson Peralta she looks much better in a skimpy dress

[@Blueboyo1]

Generally speaking, beautiful women do.

[@jerryvr]

she absolutely butchered a great march

[@ThePassiontea]

If she is god, then sadly, your knowledge of well-known pianist is extremely narrow. There are other great players out there can do the same thing as here. She has talent and potential, but she is still in the making, but she won't be a god.

[@aarushigandhi3647]

This is how I type my last minute essays.

[@ciaogali]

Really? You can type?

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

Absolutely amazing!!! I have no other words...

[@jerryaymard8623]

Lets them to explore the music, music also evolve, This is one of my favorite pieces, I do not expect to listen same piece, same pianist, same interpretation. We need more pianist like Yuja.

[@remelin75]

I can't stop watching this video. I love her version of the tune. I love the radio host's last laughing comment "wow". It looks so effortless. I'm totally mesmerized.

[@Fomites]

Gorgeous skinny little thing ❤ Such understated talent.

[@ふみ-h6r]

2:04えぐすぎだろw ちゃん音楽として成立してるところがすごいな

[@coasteroli4]

2 complete different melodies at once? WOW! Yuja Wang and Valentina Lisitsa have to be in my top favorite piano players :)

[@JSBach-pd4yg]

YES love both!

[@tao5331]

@@JSBach-pd4yg Lmao 9 years later someone awnsers !

[@possisvideos]

there is areason yuja made a big career and valentina did not.

[@tao5331]

@@possisvideos why ?

[@gerhardpirklbauer4080]

Fantastic arrangement and even more fantastic (incredible) jazzy performance. Even W.A. Mozart most probably would have liked it (his "severe"father Leopold- I do not know). Congrats and thanks for this hi-level interpretation! Greetings from his (and my) birthplace!

[@kairicollector1148]

She's literally playing with her playmate, grand piano.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ninawu910]

My best pianist so far, unbelievable!!

[@iamwhatiam6281]

lovely the final 'wowww' in perverted voice

[@ohlnwwlknat6621]

hahahaha wtf

[@xenoph9380]

More like 'in awe' than 'perverted' really.

[@galaga00]

The perversion is your projection, friend.

[@kembramckensie4199]

great ending huh??? oh boy!! u ok now??? good!

[@Helen-vu5qo]

I am what I am lmao trueeeeee

[@sapphireotaku3399]

I didn't like the "remix" or whatever on it, but she did very well. Really impressive and skillful playing. :)

[@RR-xg4pw]

One has to remember Mozart loved to improvise and embellish on his own works as well as others. It's playful. Most certainly more difficult than what's written in the piano sonata. 😳 appreciate your comment. 👍🏼😊

[@sapphireotaku3399]

Robert Rowlett I'm not against not playing by the sheet, I just didn't particularly like this specific one (loved the jazz version of Turkish March). I certainly agree with you, music should be open to creativity. :) Still, I agree it was difficult and took a lot of skill to make and play. Very impressive.

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

Its called an arrangement btw

[@Daneel56]

A very cute alien girl playing the piano. Seriously ... she is unbelievable.

[@Tostito12345]

Her fingers moves like spiders walking in the keyboard so graceful ! :) so amazing pianist

[@shelleys7708]

OMG she makes it look so easy! She makes it look like there's no effort involved...amazing!!

[@Selinor578]

I'd say it was "wow" he said at the end. Slight laughter probably made it sound like "how".

[@Eveline8Erfolg]

THAT WAS FREAKING AWESOME! I think Mozart would like it very much :)

[@gusapariciodm]

Al estilo Mozart: Interpretar e improvisar para hacer una obra maestra. Yuja es una maestra, es enorme.

[@batshevaagmon7298]

I sm really impressed by this amazing version and Yuga's virtuose performance.❤

[@davidstetson3805]

Stunning. She's #1.

[@masterofsynapsis]

Volodos : “Even today, when I see the number of people who watch my 'Turkish March' on KZbin, or people who ask me for the score after a concert, I get sad.”

[@yassinpellicer7563]

then she walks out like a badass

[@AzureRT456]

Gotta agree with the chair!

[@sambulls]

means alot coming from a chair

[@otm011]

That run played in left hand octaves though :D (at 2:03 )

[@ayokay123]

Yeah, I was like "what the fuck?!" I couldn't do that at half speed.

[@bradprivate5735]

This lady is a gift from God himself ❤❤❤

[@owenprince4823]

Wow. Amazing, Awesome, incredible, mind bending beautiful. Yuja I could listen to you play all day. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@marianpalko2531]

I never thought I'd ever say that Turkish March is one of the most difficult piano pieces 😂

[@countzer0792]

This is a different version of it by Volodos.

[@greasycunt4442]

La Campanella and Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 Enough said.

[@pianoman4316]

+Chara no.

[@bedrosdil1200]

Marian Palko its the volodos variation/arrangement that makes it so difficult...

[@robharris5467]

Apparently the inspiration came to Mozart from the Turkish Janissery bands that were touring Europe at the time.

[@642forlife]

Brave and very clever. Yoya Wang shows she is a musician with deep knowledge, skill and sense of humour. Admirable.

[@ニクニク-l7l]

低音の弾き方大好き

[@superbeingp-vortex8610]

If Piano and Keys can dance, Yuja Wang will be the one who can. In simplicity, Yuja Wang is Magical.

[@paulkim6692]

Speechless

[@yawkyawk3445]

Why is everybody losing their shit over her performance, I thought this was completely amazing. When Cziffra, Rachmaninov, Gershwin or Hamelin do it everybody think it's amazing. Is it because she's a woman, or Asian ? Or because Mozart is sacred ? Musicality shouldn't be bound to the score. The work accomplished here may be greater than the author's work on the piece itself. So stop bitching about her performance...

[@toluolu9390]

+Rémi Constant beautiful comment

[@notomeradini8201]

K

[@n0lain]

+Rémi Constant Don't pull the race or gender card you cretin. I agree with you, it was an amazing performance, but there's no double standard here.

[@brobison75]

Thanks for the info! I thought it might have been Godowsky.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

Other person pointed that this is a variation by Volodos. I hope is not gender or race. Many people don't know that variations were common, Mozart himself, did many times. The issue is some people belive music and all forms of art, and even lenguage needs to be forzen in time. The interpretation is amazing. I see more people prazing her than the other way arround. Maybe you are victim ofconfirmation bias, or maybe is me.

[@compteprivefr]

She's actually mixing two different versions. she starts with the original by mozart, then segues into the super famous paraphrase of this by Arkady Volodos, which is super advanced and insane. there's an older video from 2007 of her playing the Volodos version from start to finish and its amazing. it's called "House of flying fingers"

[@juanmullor3136]

ALGO QUE ME FASCINA DE LOS GRANDES MÚSICOS DE LAS MEJORES ORQUESTAS SINFÓNICAS DEL MUNDO, ES VERLOS ENTUSIASMADOS, Y CON SUS MIRADAS FIJAS EN LAS ELÉCTRICAS MANOS DE LA INIGUALABLE YUJA WANG. YO LLEGO A OLDIDARME DE RESPIRAR EN CIERTOS PASAJES EN LOS QUE ME QUEDO SIN RESPIRACIÓN PARA NO PERDERME EL MÁS SUAVE SONIDO DE TAN MARFAVILLOSO PIANO.

[@melihozel3958]

Amazing version of Turkish March! 😊🙏🧿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

A wonderful composition so well played by a fantastic pianist. Yes, Y. Wang plays the Turkish March very technical.

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

The arranger mr Arcadi Volodos deserved mention here for creating such an amazing arrangement! For me...I am always respectful of Arrangers who have the skillful talent in creating wonderful rich harmonies and melodies as you can hear in this piece. Pianists who play well...sure...they deserve being mentioned too. However... it takes a special talent to be able create this crazy arrangement. If you were ask Yuja Wang to create another killer version of TURKISH MARCH that is on par with this version... I will be super surprised if she can. As far as I know... i have never heard her create any arrangement. all she does is play every single note in the score....created/written by someone else, not her.

[@keithfoester7326]

the idea is to see with your ears and listen with your eyes.

[@jackneri9]

Love the wow at the end

[@matthewvarney6214]

This is the best thing ever.

[@sexy350Zowner]

She is an absolute master!!

[@2011yosshi]

フォルテ君から来た人いる？

[@Smile-qc9is]

なんか… これ弾けたら凄いですよね…w

[@felixmelendezvelasco4325]

はい

[@小枝くん小枝くん]

2011yosshi いえす

[@豆腐メタル]

イエスタカスクリニック

[@hekx4584]

Smile7u Sayuki 同じレベルじゃないよwwこの女、10歳ぐらいからもうCD出したよ

[@catherinejones9396]

I don't know who arranged this but it is great. I used to play the original, but I wouldn't dare try this one. Fun thanks Yuja and I am sure Mozasrt would have revelled in it once he'd got over his surprise.

[@ekasur2]

Asian girls are always adorable to play Turkish March. Yuja Wang, Alua Makanova 'Ulytau'. Çok harika.

[@hermesmercury]

Se cansa uno de escuchar una pieza que parece obligatoria en todas las escuelas de música para cualquier instrumento. Esto es una lluvia refrescante! Ah, y los puritanos de cuatro lados os podéis ir a la mierda.

[@GuiKT88]

This is a modified version by Volodos.

[@davidwentland3415]

Watch Arcadi Volodos playing "the turkish march" ...he is a grand master !! too.

[@GoogleUser-fh8ek]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqKqaoOQg698lc0 starts at 0:19. He played it slower.

[@L.M1792]

The change at 2:07 to the outro is excellent, even the coy walk out with thankful smile is good. Who doesn’t like blue jeans and a black short sleeved top? 🦋

[@quiquiquiquiqui]

WOW！WOW！This is not show-off music, but a proper polyphonic perspective. This is awesome!!

[@larryfine88]

At 1:51 she played a b instead of b flat.

[@writative8285]

there's one in every crowd

[@JakeLondonRivers]

hahahahaha I'm dying.

[@hansdekorver7365]

I did not hear anything wrong

[@joshli485]

Thus true bait was born

[@gregoryungs4462]

What a skruw up. Shamed her entire family I'm sure.

[@Anakin8th]

lol... the guy laughing at the end makes this video look like a start of a porn

[@shuddhoshawttoroy6257]

Utter rubbish.

[@Amadeusning]

At a certain moment, I really feel that she is the young Martha Argerich.

[@LaurentPingaultLyon]

So true! The new Martha is Yuja for the next 50 years to come. Thanks gods how lucky we are!