the miracle, for me, is not that Pogorelich can play these double so fast. this is that he can play there so musically, so clear and so lively.

@albertomartin4812

6 жыл бұрын

Physical and mental capacities, full commitment with your view, and a huge amount of work.

@cicilm6366

4 жыл бұрын

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@mariasofiavalcheva3099

2 ай бұрын

With easiness and finesse!

Absolutely SUPERB! I doubt very much if Liszt, himself, or any of his pupils every played it this well. Pogorelich is an authentic pianistic genius. He ranks very high among the best in that rare field.

@ericrouach

8 жыл бұрын

agree

@MrSasa23

7 жыл бұрын

Well said

@riyahumbal2395

5 жыл бұрын

Hyramess Hiramess u the

@nihilistlemon1995

5 жыл бұрын

There is a recording of Friedheim in his older years who was a pupil of Liszt , trust me it's pretty good , as good as Pogorelich's recording imo

@hubertborde

2 жыл бұрын

I hope Liszt and his pupils don't play like this ! Pogorelitch, here, is not enough subtle and poetic, according to me!

I still remember how I felt hearing the brilliance of Pogorelich for the first time in this interpretation of his.

always trained, studied for the olympic finals. I hope that he will regain his strength to play so well again. I wish him fast recovery. In some of his recordings we hear something like noone before. Undoubtedly, the best technique we ever recorded. Absolutely brilliant, mr. Pogorelich gives us reasons to study every day. I will never forget what he said: I am not friend of the medium level of trying. thank you

nobody else I heard has the sheer daring to go as far as he does, OK sometimes he hams it but most of the time its amazing - it is the trimph of arrogance and sheer force of character, he treats technical difficulties as mere subordinates to his own concerns of detail, surely LIszt would approve of this over the multitude of boring performances out there? he gets into the heart of the music as if only to then go a step further and hold the composer's hand and show THIS is how you do it

@magbag70

7 жыл бұрын

Agree. Such daring is typical of the greats like Horowitz, Hoffman....

@alistairhinton

4 жыл бұрын

@Weronika BździkYES!! Hers is one of the best of this taxing study that I have ever heard. Ashkenazy's runs it pretty close. Pogorelich, for all his mechanical brilliance and past virtues (which are many) seems to me to be too heavy-handed in parts of this piece (and some phrase ends are a little clipped), whereas Dinara Klinton never forgets the meaning of its title...

@EmptyVee00000

2 жыл бұрын

This one goes much further: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z4d1mbWHeqanYto.html

@marksmith3947

9 ай бұрын

Actually I don't particularly like this performance. The tone is tinkly like a toy piano. What year is this from.? I have the feeling it's from after his playing quality fell off a cliff

Wow. This is insane. Has to be the clearest, cleanest Feux Follets I've ever heard.

@BachifyOfficial

7 жыл бұрын

Gregg Michalak same, but I'm a bit afraid that someone messes around with the speed of the recording.. there are some signs for it, and the tuning also gives it a bit away... I wish to be wrong! pogorelich is among my favourites

@hansdekorver7365

7 жыл бұрын

This tempo is quite possible ! See a video with Kristina Miller. Exactly the same speed !

@BachifyOfficial

7 жыл бұрын

kristina miller koeckert? no thanks.

@hansdekorver7365

7 жыл бұрын

I did not know she is playing so bad. ( too fast ? )

@BachifyOfficial

7 жыл бұрын

I don't say she is playing bad, she can do what she wants, but she is not what I want to hear. I listened to her play live once.. a lot of my fellow students had the same opinion afterwards..

La megliore esecuzione che ho mai sentito di questo studio

Again, only Pogorelich is able to make us see anew through music. This is HISTORIC. He should definitely record again for DG and leave this master interpretation for Humanity. Thank you.

@calebhu6383

4 жыл бұрын

This is when he was young. Now his technique has waned due to arthritis. He can play nowhere near this good now, unfortunately

@SeigneurReefShark

3 жыл бұрын

@@calebhu6383 except that old pogorelich is simply amazing too, just very eccentric and different

It's phenomenal .

Dextérité...nuances...Pogorelich fait vraiment partie des plus grands....trop longtemps oublié!....

Bravo..siempre bravísimo Monseñooor !!!

thanks for sharing this pogorelich beauty, highest caliber transcendental perfection

Absolutely breathtaking performance

the Best!!!!

Apsolutno fenomenalno!

wow... just... wow...

WOW? Wow............

Great!

The ending is out of this world 🌎

🌹🌹🌹Genius!🌹🌹🌹

Thanks Gazda Mitke for these videos! P.S. Where do you find all these Pogorelich performances?

This time Pogorelich play Feux Follets like it should be! Bravissimo! He exercised it and showed his true capacity! Yes he still can if wants but sometimes he seems not to want!

He keeps a through-line in a piece that can easily fall apart into a series of gestures (Cziffra)

Very curious as to the date of this performance - because it sounds like my restoration.......

Jaw drop...great recording quality for a non-professional recording.

Ridiculously good

Holy freaking shit!!!

Crazy man

Régularité pondérale admirable.

Sincerely, very often I don't like Pogorelich, hardly ever I like him. But this performance....wow....unbeliavable!

우ㅗ앙 깔끔하다

i assume this was recorded before he went insane right?

gulp == when and where was this recital?

지리네

This is a wonderful performance! Also listen to Minoru Nojima's Liszt album on Reference Recordings. That is a performance of perfection that includes Feux Follets as well as the Sonata, Mephisto Waltz and others.

Please, where was the photo taken? The hall looks awesome..

@TheMightyFork_

6 жыл бұрын

Qwerty my villa ..

unparalleled...

in Mantova ? Mozart played there !

HI when was the performance?

when is that from???

superhuman!

@davidgoulden5956

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure any pianist in history - not Horowitz, not Pollini, not Liszt himself - has ever played the piano as brilliantly as this. I saw Ivo P in recital a few times in his 1980s pomp. Remember him playing Schumann's horribly taxing op.7 like it was a Czerny exercise...

@davidgoulden5956

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't explain that very well. I meant, he made the Schumann look as easy to play as a Czerny exercise. Wasn't saying he made it SOUND like Czerny.

@tchorn2026

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!!!!! He is genius!

When was this recording made?

From his much much younger days

@Pogouldangeliwitz

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, it's obviously from the early 1990 when he used to tour with three of these etudes.

How is he playing that without moving his hands?

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Je suis très surpris par son interprétation pianistique. Il y a infiniment plus de poésie, de virtuosité intégrée à l'expression, dans l'interprétation d'Arrau. Pogorelitch joue ici avec beaucoup de clarté, certes, mais c'est trop vite, pas assez de nuances douces. C'est un feu violent, pas des feux-follets. Je suis très surpris par le concert unanime des commentaires positifs et des bravos. Je suis passionné par l'oeuvre de Liszt depuis ma jeunesse. Je crois connaître assez bien son oeuvre, et ai l'ensemble de son oeuvre pour piano et orgue en partitions. J'ai écouté nombre d'interprétations. Or, pour les vrais lisztiens, il n'y a là, chez Pogorelitch, sur cette pièce je dis bien, rien d'impressionnant, si ce n'est au plan technique. La technique éblouit, mais la poésie élève et intériorise. Pogorelitch est génial, à n'en pas douter, mais un génie controversé, qui divise, entre ceux qu'il agace et ceux qu'il ravit. Ces feux-follets, aussi brillants soient-ils, ne constitue pas son leg le plus mémorable à l'histoire du piano. Ce n'est que mon simple avis.

@alanleoneldavid1787

2 жыл бұрын

Who is a good Lisztian? Besides Arrau?

@MathieuPrevot

Жыл бұрын

@@alanleoneldavid1787 Horowitz, Berman ...

For comparison, Pogorelich 2018 kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYlt1qSmhLu2lps.html

Something in me suspects this is digitally altered.

le vieux Arrau savait donner beaucoup plus de sens à cette musique

@Pogouldangeliwitz

4 жыл бұрын

Un feu follet qui se traine comme une limace rachitique, ça n'a pas beaucoup de sens...

@kx3kx3

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pogouldangeliwitz Allegretto, c'est pas Presto Vivace... Cette étude n'est pas un concours de vitesse et avec Arrau l'harmonie prend tout son sens.

@hubertborde

2 жыл бұрын

Tout à fait d'accord avec vous. Il y a infiniment plus de poésie, de virtuosité intégrée à l'expression, dans l'interprétation d'Arrau. Pogorelitch joue ici avec beaucoup de clarté, certes, mais c'est trop vite, pas assez de nuances douces. Je suis très surpris par le concert unanime des commentaires positifs et des bravos. Je suis passionné par l'oeuvre de Liszt depuis ma jeunesse. Je crois connaître assez bien son oeuvre, et ai l'ensemble de son oeuvre pour piano et orgue en partitions. J'ai écouté nombre d'interprétations. Or, pour les vrais lisztiens, il n'y a là, chez Pogorelitch, sur cette pièce je dis bien, rien d'impressionnant, si ce n'est au plan technique. La technique éblouit, mais la poésie élève et intériorise. Pogorelitch est génial, à n'en pas douter, mais un génie controversé, qui divise, entre ceux qu'il agace et ceux qu'il ravit. Ces feux-follets, aussi brillants soient-ils, ne constitue pas son leg le plus mémorable à l'histoire du piano. Ce n'est que mon simple avis.

@louis9939

2 жыл бұрын

@@hubertborde Tous les génies sont amener à polariser selon moi, donc il n'est pas si "pertinent" que ça de le mentionner. Je pense que ce qu'on peut apprécier dans cet enregistrement, c'est la mise en évidence assez claire des voix. Ce qu'on peut regretter c'est le manque de dynamique dans les nuances (on aurait apprécié un peu moins forte dans la partie centrale").

@hubertborde

2 жыл бұрын

@@louis9939 , je suis bien d'accord avec vous. Merci pour votre éclairage !

He chops firewood, or what? I think it's terrible!

@dzatiashvili

7 жыл бұрын

He always was very boring to me. Because his performing express nothing else but speed playing

@kyalamio

7 жыл бұрын

your ears and your heart must be full really completely full of shit!

@dzatiashvili

7 жыл бұрын

You can think what ever you want, but it's terrible performance. I hate Pogorelich performing!!!

@javascriptkiddie2718

7 жыл бұрын

Pogorelich was once a great pianist, then something happened and he went crazy. If you want to hear that Pogorelich, listen to his Chopin Preludes.

@dzatiashvili

7 жыл бұрын

In my opinion, Pogorelich was nothing more than a powerful publicity stunt. That's why he disappeared from sight. In his performance there is nothing that could touch me.