at least i can play right-leg part.

Until you forget to turn the page because you forgot where you are in the music and get the death stare from Yuja Wang for not being prepared to turn pages for her.

At least i can play the left-leg part..😌

@@Balakirev_ ... and I can play the right hand part FLAWLESSLY without having to look at the music or my hand!

Lmaoooo I can’t stop laughing ima tell my friends I can play a ravel concerto now 😂

:)))) very kind

right hand for me. Alright I shouldn't have said that :D

Qual Q'Prod

Aydın Öztürk nice joke, LMAO

Brilliant! I wish I'd thought of that!

do you mean like, she’s calling in the middle of her own concert with her right hand?

@@samt0080 Yes that is the joke, and you understood it.

@@segalanicolas5608 Honestly I think she was *answering* a call (not making one!), for the person who called says the first line in the joke to which she responded "nah, just a regular night, playing..."

Thank you . I was thinking what kind of nosense is this, a piece where you can't use one hand. But it makes perfect sense now

he wrote it for Paul Wittgenstein, brother of the philosopher Ludwig. three of the other brothers committed suicide -

A pianist at my uni is entering a concerto competition with this pieve and i hope she gets the piano slot

I actually heard of this piece of music on an episode of MASH. A GI, who happened to be a concert pianist - unbeknownst to the surgeons, lost the use of his right hand during surgery. The surgeon, Dr. Winchester who was a snob and fan of classical music found this piece of sheet music and gave it to him. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9B1nNpzsam8laM.html

Paula you said HER right arm during which world war? WWI I don't think so since to my knowledge no woman went 'over the top;' WWII is another story.

I do worry tho'-what if the battery flames out?

bloodgrss I think it's likely it's just there to show that right hand is not needed in this concerto, given Yuja can play some dozens of concerti from memory 😆

martha jane: "+Don Maguire I am far from a prude but she looked like she leads a double life, like she had to go back to the red light district after the concert, someone needs to school her on etiquette, you can be super sexy w/o looking like a Chinese hooker, she has some serious self esteem issues. She said she can wear long skirts when she's 40, really? thanks for the confirmation, being a lady has nothing to do with age." Bravo martha!!

+Georges Cancan Cretin

gosh, even a 'hooker' could play this, what else d chinese couldnt do?

people are jealous that someone so gorgeous can be so talented. that’s all.

I'm not complaining about it, but am amazed that this was allowed to be worn, when most orchestras cannot have glitter or skin showing. I have been told that my dress was to short when you could only see my collarbones, wrists, abd ankles... She looks stunning, but the dress is different from what most people are used to seeing. Maybe it is because she is a soloist.

Not only do i want that dress, I wanna be that dress

I was literally thinking the same

seems a bit too long for her if she needed to hold it up as she was walking. trip hazard, maybe?

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Thank You...I used to play piano from age 4& 1/2 to I was 11...what she has to do is NOT easy...Ravel was great in Composing but when performed by Ravel he had the intuition in multi-tasking...But When people interpret Marice's Works most people who conduct Symphonies earlier years were tweaking Ravel's works to assure the quality of each piece...Again Ravel is still highly underrated and underestimated..

There is a piece for right hand? And rumor has it that someone has attempted to correlate these two works into a Finished Work...Be nice to know...Thank You...

I could quite happily live with that cadenza on a remote island, it has a complete orchestral score written within it, a true work. of art.

Hear hear! She makes it so effortless and musical. The tempo is perfect throughout. My favourite version by miles! :D

@@everettamador9885 no, the right hand part of this concerto was buried with Paul Wittgenstein's right arm :(

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Hahaha a lot less trouble to get it there than to scan all the pages so yeah, quite likely.

That was the 10 seconds waiting at the beginning

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Oops written 2 years ago but still timeless

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@@misterbonzoid5623 on mobile?

@@misterbonzoid5623 some of us literally can't afford it.

@@flowerpower9541 adblock is free!

@@juliee593 really!!?? I've been miserable for nothing lol

...and money…!!!

Marty Davis: Multitasking to the core.

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Fashion is one way of expressing it, but a good choice given the KZfaq censoring.

And she's winning

That is what pianists who play Ravel left hand concerto with a score do !

"BRB Ravel LH PC ATM"

Lol

😂😂😂😂 might even be a selfie while at it...

ak47wong lmaoo

hhhhhha

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Well get another one. I recommend Jean-Phillipe Collard with ONF (Maazel)

@@michaelpackwood639 Woooosh. 😜

@@michaelpackwood639 The joke flew right across you.

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This is creative!

I have a pianist friend who always complains that he can’t drink and play at the same time. Seems like the perfect piece for him.

The best comment I've ever read!

The jazz musician scene has this joke. Q: how do you recognize a bar pianist? A: from the 'strong' left hand, because he frequently needs the right hand to toast a drink.

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Ooo

@@BJBower in

Quite true, though given that logic your point begs the question: why would she choose to wear THAT?

spb 78 cause she feels good in it. And she looks great lmfaooo, you hating for a reason?

Gabriella Villa it’s not hatred to question something. You’re right: she’s a great musician. You’re right: she’s attractive. What I question is why make music about fashion? Why make it a contest about nice legs? People think this is about women’s empowerment, which is understandable. For so long women have had to play a role, and it’s been no different in music. But is this really progress? A person goes through many hurdles to clear something, to get to a point of great fame. And so much of that clearance comes through record companies who in this case look at this woman, don’t give a shit about her musicianship, and think “she’s hot. People will buy her records because she has great legs. Sign her.” THAT’s the clearance. That’s what you are supporting. And then the equally talented musician who is ugly as sin doesn’t get a shot because she doesn’t look like a model. It used to be that people didn’t defend the elites. That all changed because people got hoodwinked. And the sad thing is they don’t even on realize it.

Gabriella Villa “musicianship, ambiance, and aesthetically pleasing visuals”. I agree with one out of the three, which is why we won’t see eye to eye on this. And I’m neither belittling this musician nor intimidated by her. I question why she’s dressing the way she is. Ravel didn’t compose the piece for left hand and mini-skirt.

@@spb7883 She just wants to? You say all this crap about record companies not caring about her musicianship yet you're the one making a fuss about her fashion. You're just part of the problem. You question why she's dressing that way? That's already been answered 4 times above. End of story.

Não sei de nada she is a woman thank you very much. We in the whamen society would never call any woman a girl!!!

Orchestra + maestro have to catch up with her insurmountable virtuosity!

Very nice comments, I like it.

people need to stop calling grown women "girls"

@@mimipie vc nao sabe de nada mesmo. Woman, girl... who cares. Yall complain about THE dumbest shit lol

You will also find voices on youtube that think that the Chinese woman is by no means technically perfect and that this concert is rather superficial.

Wittgenstein himself didn't like this piece much, scribbling out things from pages and revising it. So I bet he probably wouldn't care for this performance.

​@@aidanguy2182 Yeah, Wittgenstein was incredibly ungrateful and rude towards Ravel

@@christianvennemann9008 He was improvising a lot and Ravel hated that.

Puedo imaginar tu euforia...

And clocking up a record score!

JOOV Music piano tiles maybe

Angry Birds

Ahem guys can't you see she was actually texting me

JOOV Music 草

Choose flight mode.

hahahaha

Ela é a única pianista que consegue preencher todas as expectativas que se possa ter em relação a esse concerto

Yes I was so privileged to be that guy playing the oboe! Amazing!

Altough technically a stunning performane it lacks the drama and electrifying cataclysm of the Cluytens- Francois or Boulez-Zimerman pairings or Alicia Delaroccha...Not even close.

*pinch* Better?

Hahahaha, yeah, lol. 😂

That's right, everything is Perfect!

95% of the time she doesn't look at the iPad. She knows the notes by heart, but maybe there's the odd passage where the score acts as a reminder. I'm sure she charged it to 100% before the concert!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ikr! Or what if someone called?

Andrew V. Funny that you mention this, I saw her in London this Jan and saw the low battery reminder pop up twice in the 1st half! The first time it appeared she tried to press OK to get rid of it and missed it the first time. My heart almost skipped a beat! She did not look impressed at all at the end of the first half. During the break a staff came on to charge the iPad and for the whole of the second half it had a white cable hanging off it😂 you'd have thought someone would check that it was at 100% before a concert but apparently not!

deus ex machina airplane mode?

@@amesakurako1 I think, soon the conductor will manipulate the scores on the tablets that all musicians will have in the front of their noses...pressing every time a button in the baton, when turning the page or reaching a certain compass. A software will adapt the score for each instrument and turning the respective page when proper....Is this already being developed or already in use?If not, this would be a prospective big business!

More like better than everyone with both hands

should said he play with left and better than most people's right hand

She didn't get that good playing video games. It took years of hours of practice times. When I went to UCF I had to practice four hours a day just to get by. I knew piano majors that would practice all night long for a forum performance. Some were too good for me to compare to my level. I had a long journey ahead of me which ended not long after I never went back and took electronics instead. 73

@@ronb6182 looking back do you regret it or do you think you made the best decision?

Yup !!..

Seems the answer is “No. Nothing”.

Yes. She can't play Beethoven. She tries, but it just doesn't work. It's technically fine, and her wardrobe and makeup are excellent, but it doesn't measure up to Schnabel, Rosen, Solomon, Pollini, or Brendel. And I haven't heard her Goldberg Variations. There are college pianists throughout Europe, America, Japan, and South Korea who are better, but they lack her skill at self-promotion. Exciting!

Le preux

You'd rather try 5 years of practice, I think it works better than flailing around 5 hands that don't know what to do.

bruno biondo Thanks for interesting history !

Copy and pasted from Wikipedia. Exposed

Лучше не участвовать в боевых действиях..

@@mimipie Maybe, I wasn't there at the time Ravel composed this piece :D

You are talking foolish.

​​@@mrsblue3011you are mean spiteful and jealous!

On commission. And they had a falling out after because he first played it radically differently than it was written.

@@ezekielwillerson9204 Fact is, it was too complicated for him and he was forced to cut chunks of it!

Ling Ling can play all instruments

@@aishamuratova2671 and compose and improvise like a god

To play this concert you only need to practice 20 hours a day.

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So is the piano!

@@tomkent4656 by the way

She is indeed. And beautiful skin too.