Omg, I was at that concert too!!! I hope you enjoyed your trip to Italy ❤️❤️

Y,ra si Lucky

Wow! Lucky you 😊😉

Wow😮did you enjoy it?

What did she play, what was the program?

Love your description! Even in the darkest moments one can imagine Mozart grinning and having fun writing music so well.

​@@matttondr9282 1111qq1q

She does that the BEST Description for Mozart.

13:40

Wannabe trash.

how did you know that?

@@araortegajaimes6605 From Leopold's letter to Wolfgang, as well as his sister, Nannerl. This is also mentioned in Mozart's biography.

@@StanObirek thanks!

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Agreed.

Sell said.

Yes!

The performer is Always a part of the music!

Pablo Casals said that TO Vladimir Horowitz...LOL....

@@mr.saxahornist hhahahahah

Horwitz is Mozart is phenominal. You would not expect it to be played by him in the way he playes it. There is this great recording in the 50s where he starts with Prokofiev I think (which is evenly phenomial) than switches in an incredible manner.

It's still cringey to watch

@@sithlord8977 then don't

@@sithlord8977 you know nothing of Uchida

@@stansmith9293 but I know Mozart would also laugh..he had a sense of humor unlike you guys

@@longfeijiang2449 😂

😊

😊

Those are likes!😂

Without any doubt. Happy to know that we feel the same about his music ❤

❤

It should have 47k dislikes

Yes. My stance on it is there ought to be even more likes.

People fall in hate very easy... they prefear to be ignorats :/

Francis, people in general do not understand what the lovers of excellent music feel when listening to a concert like this. I have lost several "friends" who are completely unable to understand what I feel when listening to Wagner, Mozart, Beethoven.....

Haha, I think there are some people who don't like really dramatic reactions to music. I don't either, but if the music is good, I'm fine (And in this case, it's great!) Also, obviously I'm not a conductor, but her fingers when she conducts....... For an example of bad playing but over-dramatic reactions, cue attention to Joshua Bell's Ciaconna

There seem to be haters for everything! . . . . Makes them feel better, I guess. Sad.

Dragan Milunovic

The first flourishing of her hands are the best part, the music goes through the flourishing of her hands forward, extremely precise conducting

Amardeep Singh Love your comment Amardeep

Conjuring the spirits of good performance... that's what conducting essentially is.

: - )

This comment is gold 😂😂

he wrote the cadenzas for the 3rd movement

Beethoven's favorite was the 24th.

@@eddythefan Also for the first movement

Considering he wrote cadenzas for the concerto... that’s a safe bet

I do thinking the same. Thank you for saying that.

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Jose Alvarez I think so : )

Mitsuku?🙄

She really is.

She certainly is!

No, by far not. K466 with Valentina Lisitsa - without pathetic mimmik.

@@bastonyx Robert Levin :)

Try to listen gulda's

​@@bastonyxoh please. Lisitsa is an average concert pianist of reasonable skills. Never anything to write home about

Clara Haskil...an older superb player of this concerto

Спасибо , Ирина !

Гергиев намного круче))

прекрасная музыка и дирежер

Браво!!!!!!

Татьяна Полякова Molte grazie per il vostro ottimo commento!

she lives it

She *IS* the music

MILF Hunter Kakyoin By Odin's beard you are correct!

I dive into her music..

Music is She

Magical, genius, heavenly and goosebumps through it all.

***** I agree. I've performed this piece and it is exhilirating to play as well. One of his masterpieces, IMHO. Also, there's some Beethovenesque stuff in the first movement if you ask me.

Andy S That's what happened when Mozart goes berserk. One of his most unconventional pieces. Perhaps that's why you associate him with the wild and rebellious Beethoven.

Andy S Beethoven actually really like this piece and was said to have used this piece as an inspiration for a lot of his early work.

Sure..I hear quotes of this in lots of Beethovens works..for example the descending four notes at 1:28 is identical with what Beethoven did in the 1st mov. of the Waldstein sonata.

***** I agree %100

well said.You expressed in words what I feel Everytime I listen to it

This and a few other pieces by Mozart are the only things that keep me considering him as one of the greatest.

I like your comment. as that I was talking

this is an amazing piece, although I had sort of thought that his 41st symphony , particularly the 4the movement, and in exterem particularly , about a 2 minute stretch before the end of that 4th movement was the absolute apex of music ever. he had written it as a symphony fugue, and had 5 different incredibly amazing powerful lines of musical melodies all played at the same time at that moment in the piece and made it work 100%of course there is this, but then again, there are different apexes of music Mozart achieved, I mean that requiem mass is just amazing even though he only wrote like half of it but laid out the work for what he didn't completely finish so it was really close to what he wanted, but the stuff he finished himself was just beyond incredible. all the operas like magic flute, don giovani, marriage of Figaro and many others were just beyon compare, the flute and harp piece is literally what it probably sounds like in heaven, as well as one other piece he wrote I can't remember the name of right now. and that music at the very beginning of Amadeus, the 25the symphony, well, he was only 17 when he wrote that. Mozart as a musical genius is literally the apex of music as a whole!just think, just imagine, if he lived only a mere 10 years longer what we would have heard, and now imagine if he lived to retirement age of 65 what we would have had, it is almost incomprehensible

John Adams yes, let's just forget about Mahler, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Brahms, Dvořák, none of them wrote anything that could be considered the apex of music

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The opening is a joke how mysterious and powerful

@@marshan1226 I'm pretty sure that I agree with you, my friend - however, the use of the word 'joke' confuses me slightly?

Yes,exactly.maybe W.A.Mozart has the exactly character.

***** Which biographers?

***** yes but she shouldn't conduct. Looks very unnatural.

+Andy S Looks brilliant to me. With such expressive and precise movements , the orchestra knows exactly what she requires. Soloists conduct very frequently, especially with chamber orchestras. Are you saying this because she's a woman? If so , you're living in the nineteenth century !

+Andy S as conductor she's doing nothing. that orchestra plays this music without conductor. she's just a decoration. (a show off disgusting one)

I try to imagine what Mozart's face would have looked like if a 17 YO Rachmaninoff came to Mozart for lessons and whipped out his 3rd Piano Concerto to play for him. "Jesus Christ, kid, what planet are you from?"

@@JJTownley_Classical-Composer lol

This has nothing to do with Mozart. The style is wrong. Listen to Fischer Ann's recording...

@@alhdgysz I like Alfred Brendel's version better, but obversily it goes from Mozart to not even close, no matter who tryes.. It saddens me, he didn't live to finish this masterpiece. I actually hope Alma Deutscher will some day have a go at it, as she is the most brilliant and intelligent composer since Mozart him self. What she did to cinderella is absolutely genius. I can't wait to see what her future holds. ------> Cinderella full opera enjoy. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8imlNpiyqvFdJ8.html

@@frozenhorse8695 what are you talking about???? He did finish this piece.......

This was Hadyn's response to the last 3 of the 6 string quartets Mozart dedicated to him.

that is the exact same thing Salieri said to Mozart just before Mozart died in his sleep while assisting him

I don't think a professional, well rehearsed orchestra needs conducting in a Mozart concerto any more than a string quartet does, but yes, great talent!

Poss.listen to Clara Haskil..also does a superb version..

+Guts Likes It In The Ass lol

rumiana tosheva um what? how?

rumiana tosheva when did i ever say that..?

+rumiana tosheva That's a very odd response. An idiot? Either you or I have made a very big leap to a wrong conclusion regarding Lukas's comment.

Yep.

late Mozart and early Beethoven are often so close. Sometimes it feels like Mozart's spirit lived on in Beethoven after his much too early demise.

Ignoratti abound.

Beethoven wrote cadenza for mvt 1&3 for this concerto as Uchida played here, and it was allegedly one of Beethoven's favorite.

This is my absolute favorite piece of Mozart, and piano is not even my instrument… fantastic performance

@@acryingonion Could totally detect the Beethoven @12:20 with the repetitive banging of the same key, and also @12:26. My fav cadenza for this piece. 2 of my musical heroes' joint effort. Do you happen to know when Beethoven wrote it?

Brava is better lol

Not brave?

Tina Fish.0er pas h 5 0

Tina Fisher

Bravo is for male, brava is for female ( it's not a english word, that's Spanish)

This should be the first comment. Thanks!

écoutez au lieux de mesurer le temps

this is a triumph. im making a note

How? What parts of the concerto is your timing relating to? What does 0:56 mean - 56 seconds? Again - how?

Ken Karapetian leave youtube..

But her technique is flawless!

Yes she is incredible to listen to. I have listened to classical music off and on over my life because my brother loves it. He would leave me with albums when he got tired of them. Mozart is my favorite along with Bach and Hayden, I think. But that is probably because we Re on Germanic descent. It says she was born in Japan but naturalized in England. Also, it appears she is the conductor also, which is interesting. God bless.😮

Me too.

Me too: tears for fears...

Same

Me too

The same here

Completely agree! Can totally hear it in the sound the love she has for this music.

said everyone that loves to hear a robot play, and never heard buchbinder or gulda

@@inevitablecraftslab Uchida a robot???? LMFAO. Ignorant.

I was moved to tears every time I listened

@@inevitablecraftslab how does she sound like a robot???

The music, the musicians, the conductor. Oh my!

Oh YES ! Oh YES ! Oh YES ! already after 3 bars, she was moving my heart & my eyes got wet. Thanks for this performance heard in Sweden 2015/16.

+ndansome the high you get from listening to this is better than any drug, coming from an ex-drug user.

+Sluff Adlin I combine ;-)

i never knew that a piano soloist could take the role of being the conductor! D:

Mitsuko also plays Liszt exceptionally

theverygoodpiano

Ridiculous! She manages the orchestra when she is not in the piano!!!!! But !! When she plays who manages the orchestra ? Stupid posture!!

How do you think Mozart did it you genius?

michel alain f

lol

coldbattery

It's also my favourite Mozart piano concerto. Daniel Baranboim's my usual go to, but this just hits it out of the park.

The Passion of Mozart’s entire life is flashing in this one concerto. And in this inspired performance, Uchida is tapping into that life logos of Mozart. Note her eyes are mostly closed during the performance and when they are open, she is not looking at the physical objects.

@@jaylinn416 Like any true artist, she's in 'the zone'.

I feel exactly the same 😉

To me, the best Mozart's piano concert. After this one, not much known but very beautiful, the 9th Concert

Mironica Emilia

De gustibus non est disputandum.

piece*

Maan Salha Please do not be pedantic, as it can be perceived as rude.

My apologies dear sir.

Sometimes I can't help myself.

I know the feeling.

I feel the same way Michael. It is spectacular... I wish I could find this performance on CD.

I share with you that thought

you mean that sound I had heard in the archbishop palace had been no accident, here again the very voice of god. 😜

​@@hassanchalabi2439 Without any doubt. Really in heaven until the concert ends.

@@hassanchalabi2439 Exactly

the exacting play of both orchestra is so good. Reminds me a bit of Toscanini conducting. Also great recording tech, for once the timpani don't kill everything, just short and to the point

+Kenneth Cerda Ludwig owned it too

The whole point is that she knows she does not.

That is what I want to say

Yes. And another good one is Yuja Wang though her wrists are closer to the keyboards so her curvature is probably a little flatter than Uchida's.

Live in Colorado do you?

Or Washington

synesthesia.

yes? you called me

peppino di capri

Totally false the second one

Angel Vera Ok the: *She opened her eyes, that big, only once 32:08 :)

Don’t forget 16:28

Playing and conducting is what Mozart would have done himself, and has been done many times. See Barenboim conducting and playing with the Berlin Philharmonic for example.