My exact thoughts!

He seems to be a gracious person!😀

He seems to be a really nice guy

Many, many years ago, when I was a piano performance major at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, I turned the pages for my piano professor Nigel Coxe at a recital of his. Let me say it was more nerve wracking than performing myself. I mean, if I mess up at my own recital, hey, I can deal with it. But if I mess up the page turning, I mess up someone else's recital, which is way worse. After the recital ended, the other professor of piano, Estela Olevsky, made a point of complimenting me on my page turning, which was very gracious of her. And yes, Nigel thanked me too.

same label---> DG

Бездари.

Yes it is and specially both of them

Lowkey sounds like sailor moon tho

Ja

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Hi ray

yeah it sounds indeed as a 30 minutes butchered work.

I agree👍💯

@@kanekokazuko7034 me too

same jajajaja!

Not at all

Finally someone who notice it

@@winterreise694 wtf

@@samupianist7944 hola

But as far as In know every pianist on youtube is the best pianist of all times.

Constantin Queins Constantin Queins Liszt, Rach, Alkan and Mereaux where, but all of them are dead 😢

Every one,s favorite pianist is the greatest of all time ! 😊

The greatest living pianist is Sokolow, second Trifonov.

At 0:37 we can see trifonov's hands so you are wrong Irina Vinnikova.

you are reight, the camera is more focust on Kissin. But as you know Daniil Trifonov does'nt need to be in the foregtound. Easy to see when playing tougether with Babayan, ( waths far more exiting as this Video here) or in Chambermusic. He id not only an incomparable Pianist, he is a charming ,very modest Person ! ❤

Да😅это так прекрасно когда вместе лучшие из лучших!!

He always is. He always acts like he's playing in his own living room, which in my opinion, is a great achievement.

@@harvardkarbodie If you consider extensive sweating to be chill, lol

@@Prometeur ha! true enough. I have mostly worried about his seeing the piano keys with his long bangs that always fall over his eyes. But it would appear that since he got married he has gotten regular haircuts.

@@harvardkarbodie that probably wouldnt even hinder him. Ive heard somewhere in a documentary that he often practices the same ways that blind pianists do. So when at one concert (tchaikovsky i believe) the lights went out, he kept playing and said that he was more surprised that the orchestra kept going as well

Most powerful combination

Это полька. Если Вы не в курсе. Не стоит из нее Сарабанду делать.

Не стоит поучать профессионала,что такое полька.Особенно если вы не в курсе с кем общаетесь

no idea,

He developed a tic while playing this crazy piece

@@user-vr4qm4cl2k crazy 🥴

shut it

They probably aren't sight-reading. They just didn't memorize it good enough so they need some form of queue to know what they're playing.

What lmaooo

That’s just what he does

he has developed a few tics

He usually moves his mouth when playing :D

Who ?

Helps when it is a piece with 2 pianos, you know, to know where the other one is and to be able to go along with any tempo changes, they can defenetly play this by memory but its better to not do that

Some of the best music ever written of course.

What makes you think that?

@@johnnytg1 well its a piece which requires grace and humor, two things Kissin never had (not a criticism, I think he has other things at top), he plays it like automate, he rushes, he emphasizes the rhythmical accents instead of softening them, and so on. Check this one, its so much better kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y66kgtaL1cDblmQ.html

@@Paroles_et_Musique I like the version you proposed also better but I always want to hit something really bad when I hear the applause during the piece...

@@TheHimbeerjoghurt thats because in my link the public is Russian/Slavic, so they naturally get enthusiast when a polka is played. is like how Vienna public reacts at Strauss waltzes on new year concert.

Kissin became violient on playing piano like electric machine no passion for revealing romantic musical phrases