たった今、夫婦喧嘩していましたが、どうでも良くなった！凄い！この演奏！生きていて良かった！

@samdaesoo

Жыл бұрын

(^_^;;;)

1984年、昭和59年ですか、東京にこられて演奏されてたんですね。 自分は当時小学生で演奏を目と耳にする機会はなかったですが、それが悔やまれます。聴きに行きたかったなーーーー

是非イヤホンをして目を閉じて聴いて頂きたい。素晴らしい演奏に感動で胸が熱くなります。1984年に来日なさっていたのですね。生で聴きたかった。

4:06-5:04 is one of the most stunningly beautiful passages in all of classical music, and I've never heard it performed as well as here.

Still my all time favorite interpretation of this great piece by Chopin.

@pablovalverde3542

3 жыл бұрын

With Richter as well

@sampeng5216

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Listened to many famous pianists playing this piece but Ashkenazy's is still my favourite.

@alimolaei_guitar

3 жыл бұрын

@@pablovalverde3542 I love richter's too, but this one is just brilliant!!

@ShadowShinobi108

3 жыл бұрын

Nice I have so many favorites its hard to put an absolute best.. for me its Pollini, Ashkenazy, Zimerman, Richter and Yundi Li for this piece. Good to see that people have favorites and preferences; that'll help keep classical music alive :D

@jonathan130

Жыл бұрын

Zimmerman is way better

I love his wonderful musical sensitivity and poetry.

I love to listen to Vladimir Ashkenazy play the piano and often treat myself to this video on repeat. I especially admire how he plays Chopin pieces...Thank you for posting this. He's a joy to watch as well!

Such great concentration! I am happy to see that he doesn't make faces when he plays.

Surprised that this masterful performance has so little viewership. This man has an excellent balance of sentiment and restraint, I'm surprised by the poor reception

@antoinebouchaud4242

6 жыл бұрын

That's because he's not 7 years old, people prefere a bad interpretation from a toddler. People are weird.

@smudger671

6 жыл бұрын

60,000 views - little viewership?

@EmptyVee00000

4 жыл бұрын

Because he does not show off; people prefer circus pianists these days.

@davidwhyberd7612

4 жыл бұрын

@@EmptyVee00000 John Lill dislikes being flamboyant and it puts me off when musicians show off with extravagant gestures. I have heard him in concert and there is just a flick of his coat tails. I met him and found him a very pleasant and modest man. I asked for Vladimir Ashkanazy's autograph during the 80s, but standing next to a great pianist that I have always admired was too much. Since I have found out what a lovely, humourous and modest man, I with that I had had a conversation with him.

@floriankoch5238

3 жыл бұрын

the quality of the sound is sooo bad... what is this noise in the background??

Una de las mejores interpretaciones de esta balada

The first ballade is great, but the fourth is even greater. Beautiful interpretation from Ashkenazy.

@nadiadesimone8645

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. The fourth is magnificent too

Until I finish learning the piece, I hesitate to do much commenting, but I'm amazed at his tone control--wow, such a refined touch; it's incredible. I appreciate the passionate performances of Rubenstein and Richter for this piece, though. Thanks for posting this. I've always had such great respect for Ashkenazy.

本当に、本当にありがとう御座います。永久保存版ですね。

Such a wonderful interpretation!

à 4 min et 7 sec du morceau, c'est l'un des rare à ne pas avoir un tempo plus lent que le retour au "a tempo" de la mesure 80. alors que la plupart des autres ralentissent trop avant la mesure 80 ce qui produit une accélération subite à la mesure 80. alors Bravo Vlad, et boooooouuuu les autres...

Music that touches essence of the soul. We all reunite here to reverence the work of a man whose music opened our imagination to a never thought before realm of magic and mystery. Thank you Mr. Chopin and Mr. Ashkenazy.

@Reinaldo146

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely and very well said. Chopin brought it to us and the best of our humanity (i.e. Ashkenazy +) put it in our ears in all its splendor

Ashkenazy talks to you using the godly instrument of music - the PIANO, CHOPIN’s tongue

Un solitario tra gli altri per eccellenza, misura, e ritrosia nell'essere concentrato sul brano e su sé stesso. Egli è anche il pubblico. A lui interessa, ed ha sempre interessato, il risultato. Non si può dire che si spezzi le mani per interpretare una serie di ottave, e neppure l'inimmaginabile. Il suo non è un vero e proprio canto, ma una danza e un esercizio di stile che parla del suo paese e della cultura in generale di popoli che hanno sofferto l'oppressione , la nostalgia e l'esilio. Il proprio mondo poetico, confluisce in queste connotazioni, anche volte al risorgere dalla rabbia e dalla sventura. Impegno nell'arte e nella politica, io vedo in lui, ma mai così esplicito ai più che lo ascoltano solo per la sua esuberanza nell'intensità che fuoriesce dalle sue dita d'acciaio.

@fabioalessi9730

Жыл бұрын

"Egli e' anche il pubblico", beh, questa me la segno: per Ashkenazy e' veramente azzeccata 🙂

Great☆ There is no other word.

Ashkenazy’s pacing and dynamics on the climax before the coda is sort of similar to Zimmerman’s. I love it, my favorite passage. 8:20-9:20

Ashkenazy brings such profound poetry and mastery to this great work, also he shows an intelligent awareness of its compositional shape and design. This has to be one of the finest live accounts of the 4th Ballade.

What a performance still best one 😍❤❤❤

master , legend

うますぎ

This is incredible.

@stevestevenson8899

6 жыл бұрын

And Iam 100% sure this performance was pawned off as Cziffra performance on YT. Very happy this has been righted.

素敵。

Poetic and brilliant - Ashkenazy at his best in this Romantic masterwork.

Vladimir horowitz, Ivo pogorelich and ashkenazy ❤️

@floragutierrez538

Жыл бұрын

And S Richter

Demonstably brilliant and moving. I hope he enjoys his retirement.

The sounds he pulls from the piano here are pretty, but the overarching themes didn't move me deeply as other recordings of this ballade have.

5:40 how the hell did he do that? I'm learning this and that section is so difficult.

@Petermaguire3684

5 жыл бұрын

practice and deep knowledge of how it should be played. Notes are exactly just that, on a page.

When was this filmed?

@yamie009

8 жыл бұрын

+EmptyVee00000 1984.5.9

7:38 fur elise

The reception is poor but, who could give a thumbs down to the wonderful Vladimir Ashkenazy playing Chopin? Must be deaf I guess!!

Much as I love Ashkenazy as a Chopin pianist, I have never understood why he pedals as of 9.30.....??!? It's definitely not in the score!

@dthomases1

7 жыл бұрын

it'a tradition of Russian pianists begun, I believe, by Sofornitsky and continued by many others

@bach5861

7 жыл бұрын

Ashkenazy was a pupil of Yakov Flier.

@Transition333

6 жыл бұрын

Beautifully stated!

@EmptyVee00000

6 жыл бұрын

No, he was a pupil of Anaida Sumbatyan and Lev Oborin, and Boris Zemlyansky.

@flouz2

5 жыл бұрын

even the greatest used pedaling when having problem with a certain passage, or even just a bar......

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Una buona interpretazione ma niente di più

I don´t like the sound.He is not the great pianist of the 70/75.

@EmptyVee00000

4 жыл бұрын

I love the sound.

He wasn't in best form. Very uninspired playing.

@senar1940

6 жыл бұрын

Omg! How can you say such a thing! This is totally nonsense, unfounded and unargumented. Clear your ears!!

@willemboone7912

4 жыл бұрын

I hope to be as uninspired as Ashkenazy one day! :-)

@user-tn1cz6sq4y

3 жыл бұрын

Ashkenazy! Uninspired playing! And what about this? Unusually inspiring? :) )))) kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmZ1mMGlfNueqJc.html