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Glad you said that, Yamaha...truer words have not been spoken...I always felt a 'Pole' interprets FFC above others ~

Pozdro z Polski :)

Is that concert hall still there today. It is amazing art deco.

Wow, Bruce, wow. And all your family - and #ignacejanparerewski ...

Dziekuje

How nice to share your story.

Saudações da Polônia irmão

Tenho um amigo no Barreiro. Ele me mostrou Lisboa. Grande país, ótimas pessoas. Obrigado e cumprimentos da Polónia

Good bless from Poland

Ну, ваша интерпретация истории характерна для наследников колониализма, конкисты и фашизма Салазара, всё в духе регеббельсизации Европы (раз уж вы не смеете напрямую объявить о регитлеризации).

im chinese fucking russian invadors Ukraine deserves victory！

duby smalone pleciesz;te tanczace pary mozesz tez wyobrazac sobie przy oberku....

Prime Minister of Poland? Incredible...learn something new every day. Cheers!

Maladesh Prime Minister Paderewski . Maladesh

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He was Minister of Foreign Affairs, not Prime Minister, you absolute buffoon.

Greatest *, this is Best interpritation

Fats Waller's great grandson is a superstar tight end for the Raiders, Darren Waller.

He was Prime Minister of Poland too 😊

Po 1 fajny nick naprawde hehe a po 2 dlaczego paderewskiego chopina i dmowskiego zastanawiam sie czmu tego ostatniego a mianowicie dmowskieg

@@antymon7810 Był świetnym politykiem i wybitnym człowiekiem. Przydałby się dzisiaj...

I hope my fine motor skill will be as keen as Paderewski's when I get to be 77 . What a performance !

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I love Poland and I am from India

Only people who have no taste in music

The spirit of Rachmaninov and Liszt, probably ;D

Anna, do you know Tsujii Nobuyuki ? 😃

@@vivvpprof what Rachmaninoff 🤦

@@banumathi8684 what "Frydryck" 😱 And what "Francoise", that's a feminine name :O :O

Love from India

You should be proud!

Nowadays there is nothing to be proud of in Poland.

@@kubaurbanski4388 it's not true

@@kubaurbanski4388 We are a great proud nation with a great history. We are and we will be.

Inka B

Fso polonez ?

@@petromoskvic4826 what a stupid question.What for ?

@@hrabia8811 byku nie wiem o co ci chodzi #stopmowieagresji

@@petromoskvic4826 napiszę po polsku skoro nie rozumiesz, po co to głupie pytanie, co ma do rzeczy

This is the first version I ever heard of this piece. When I was 6 years old this version was on the soundtrack of one of those old "Chessmaster 2000" games. It's likely what got me into playing piano in the first place. This rendition is better than anyone else's, even Martha Agerich's.

Ile w was jadu ludzie, nawet najgorszy polityk tamtych czasów był lepszy od tych którzy rządzą dzisiaj.

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I fucking cried. Never heard it like this. Horowitz and Ashkenzy are my Chopin go to's. Neither of them do it like this. I knee jerked in the beginning to complain about what my ears were not used to. Including myself playing this. By the end I was in tears. Fuck! How can you help but just love Paderewski. Such a badass. I'm still crying - like a little bitch. And I'm at work.

It's so pure and bold.

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Bad reputation?!

@@andrzejjabonski7242 Oh absolutely! He tends to get dismissed quite a bit, especially in academic circles. Rubinstein and Arrau expressed their reservations in many places as did others.

Horowitz played when he was 82

And I saw Claudio Arrau playing when he was 85. Many great pianists keep on playing untill they are very old.

This same piece?

Rubrenstein retired just short of 90

But Paderewski had horrible problems with his fifth's finger and hands ( don't forget ; he was a politician then and he did not play do much he gave several more routes) he was president and prime minister!!! Great patriot!!!

Funnily enough during his first American tour Paderewski butted heads with the Steinways. The Steinways thought they were making flawless instruments, Paderewski begged to differ and at least initially the company did not take that well :D But finally they reached an agreement and they set up the pianos Paderewski was using during concerts according to his requests. And after these modifications he loved Steinway pianos.

Yes, I recall this temporary conflict. Was it his first tour? I believe for that short hiatus he played the Weber piano.My first concert with orchestra on Long Island, NY in 1956 i played a Weber. I am for years a Steinway Artist, having a mODEL D and a Paderewski-era MAHOGANY O, vintage 1908, enjoying both immenselywith gratitude!

In first part of his memoirs Paderewski mentions two conflicts with Steinway company. First one during his first tour in USA - this was patched up after Steinways modified the piano according to his wishes. The second one was years later from the same reason - Steinway delivered him their "standard" instruments and then Paderewski indeed switched to Weber instruments for 2 years. They did not realise (or perhaps people had more class back then) that in this conflict Paderewski could really badly hurt Steinway with a little piece of easily verifiable information that he horribly injured his finger and quite badly his arm while playing the Steinway. During the first tour one of the service teams didn't know about Paderewski and Steinways agreement and they "reset" the piano to standard settings. The pianist was not aware of this. Still, of course it was not the instrument's fault but Paderewski's himself who was terribly "overplaying" preparing and playing absurd amount of recitals and concerts and ignoring fatigue symptoms and doctors' advice. But - as far as PR goes - if the information that an accomplished pianist severely injured himself while playing the Steinway went public and the public attributed it to the instrument it would be a marketing nightmare for the company. Another manufacturer he praised was Erard and he had a place in his heart for relatively unknown Kerntopf pianos - Kerntopf family tremendously helped him when he was a conservatory student. Great instruments you have Sir! I can't play a thing AT ALL but love piano music and I'm quite interested in pianos. I remember when I discovered during one of the recitals I attended the piano used was the same (of course restored) Steinway instrument on which Halina Czerny Stefańska won Chopin competition in 1949, during the break I was checking out the piano from almost every angle, just waiting for the security to intervene. Luckily they decided I was a harmless idiot who sees the piano for the first time in his life and needs to look at it closely :D

other fascinating Steinways: those modified and groomed for Josef Hofman!

+Anna Buchenhorst You know what's great? They are NOT coughing! :D

not a tatoo, ring-in-node or torn- blue Levi's in sight!!! no handy-telephones or secret films being made!!!

they were well educated...

LOL they're all actors. It's a theatrical release movie.

Mm nice

Yes and Llang Llang,s too

My parents were great music lovers and they bought concerts on films like this one...I never thought that I woudl find it on KZfaq,I was 5 years old when I saw Padereski on this film we had home.I never forgot how espescially great and magnificent Padereski was.I now know I was priviledge to be able to see and hear thet genius musician .No wonder,I never forgot it amd I am 73 years old

Frederic Lamond, a pianist who studied with Liszt, told of a young pianist who played this polonaise for the master. When the pupil came to the octave section, Liszt stopped him, saying, "I don't want to hear how fast you can play. I want to hear the Polish cavalry riding over the graves of the czar's troops!" You can hear Lamond's words on this recording: www.marstonrecords.com/products/lamond

Polonaises were almost all dedicated to men (guess which Chopin genre was almost all dedicated to women...)

@@jamesorr6537 nice info

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