S. Kawai piano + JJ= The Best🎶

I will definitely be looking for him in the future. He is already so good for his age.

V. Horowitz not only made an extraordinary sound but he also had a fascinating and beautiful finger position while playing. This guy has that same talent. His sound is gorgeous, and the fingers are extraordinary!

なめらかで潤いのある美音が魅力的。プログラムと選曲もいいね。エチュードの10-3で始まるのがなんだか新鮮で素敵で、思わず惹き込まれた。舟歌も良かったけど、個人的にはエチュードの25-6が特に良かった。好きな演奏。

J J JUN LI BUI - First round Time Stamp: 00:26 Etiuda E-dur op. 10 nr 3 / Etude in E major, Op. 10 No. 3 05:30 Etiuda cis-moll op. 10 nr 4 / Etude in C sharp minor, Op. 10 No. 4 07:56 Etiuda gis-moll op. 25 nr 6 / Etude in G sharp minor, Op. 25 No. 6 10:33 Barkarola Fis-dur op. 60 / Barcarolle in F sharp major, Op. 60

Am I the only one who think he's cute? lol He's like a bear cub😚😘

@a.o4309

2 жыл бұрын

I agree also I watched his interview where he showed great intelligence and personality. That's why I think his performance is such fun to listen to.

This guy should get more attention! Every single sound he produces is unbelievable beautiful. Also, he has good combination with Kawai😁

@a.o4309

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you and he is mere 17 years old! Unbelievable!!!

La barcarole tres melodique, superbe jeu et toucher , les notes fuient comme l eau qui s’ecoule d’ une rivière 🎊 😮😮😮🙏🙏🙏

Obviously a finalist.

素晴らしい‼️

That e major etude was like wow.

wow😆 파이널 갈듯 다음라운드도 응원합니다

Etude 10-4 Superb!!

BRAVO 👏👏👏

Beautiful!!

The Kawai really brings out the dynamics, so much range and colour

etude no4 is awesome!!!!

1:51 My favorite melodies

This guys is like a champagne bubble; there's only one direction he can go. Namely, straight to the top.

I was surprised that he had not a better rank maybe because he was so young.Stunning interpretation 💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🌹

The Shigeru Kawai sounds so beautiful and soft even in fortissimo. The perfect instrument for cantabile and legato. It seems to me more "sensual" than Steinway or Fazioli. What are your thougts about it?

Great job JJ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

@a.o4309

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏻🎹🎶 from Vancouver 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Will always comeback here cause he is my personal pick. I hope he goes to the final stage.

@a.o4309

2 жыл бұрын

@Xan Yezi Sorry no! He goes to win at the final. I'm sure you heard his 2nd round. It was just so much fun to listen to. Just amazing!!!

@roxydbest11

2 жыл бұрын

@@a.o4309 of course his Fantasy was so amazing.I would also be the happiest if he wins this competition.

Extraordinary!!

1:49 진짜... 너무 좋아요😭

Great !

Magnífico!

magnifico! me encanta!

지금까지 당신의 노력이 오늘 잘 발휘되길 기도합니다!!! 연주 빨리 듣고싶네요! Good luck!!!♥♥♥

I can't believe he was 17 !

I agree, i follow him in Arthur Rubinstein competition 😮

本当に素晴らしい 次のショパンコンクールでも彼の演奏を聞きたいです

とても美しいカンタービレです❗素晴らしい❗

wonderful etudes👍👍👍

Bravo👏👏👏👏👏

Bella esecuzion

Super!!

wOW Thanh you GOD Thanh you jesus very good

Amazing! I wish he had played a bit better in the final...

@a.o4309

2 жыл бұрын

He said he was exhausted after the finals. I think he meant both physically and mentally which I easily understand.

5:27 😱… 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 짱 빨라요

underrated

懐かしさを感じる

Torrent and Double Thirds in a same round?? Are you kidding me xDDDD

I've noticed this from looking closely at several competitors' Op. 25 no.6 - when they're playing the rapidly ascending thirds (watch 8:38 at 0.25 speed) they leave out the thumb on some of the consecutive white key notes. Is this standard practice? It would make sense as hitting thumb thumb on B->C and E->F at that speed seems basically impossible

@MasmorraAoE

2 жыл бұрын

That's Chopin's fingering: in some spots, when the lower voice of the third goes from a black key to a white key, you can use your 2nd finger twice in a row by sliding it from the black to the white key without breaking the legato, that way you can avoid having to play the thumb twice in a row. It's an ingenious fingering, don't know if Chopin was the first one to come up with it. And yes, it's pretty much the standard fingering most people use.

@azurelleb

2 жыл бұрын

@@MasmorraAoE is this what @Frazier A was talking about though? Maybe I misunderstood and didn’t see his fingering clearly (even at 0.25 speed), I thought the fingering there from B to C and E to F at the bottom voice was 1-1?

@MasmorraAoE

2 жыл бұрын

@@azurelleb Frazier A is definitely saying that this pianist doesn't use the thumb 2x in a row, I haven't actually checked myself I just took his word for it 😅 Anyway, as far as I can tell from seeing other colleagues play this, must of us indeed play these chromatic scales with Chopin's fingering! Edit: Just checked it myself, he definitely uses Chopin's fingering: his thumb only plays the C's and the F's, the 2nd finger plays the B's and E's!

@azurelleb

2 жыл бұрын

@@MasmorraAoE Oh, I just thought Frazier A meant that he actually didn’t play one of the bottom voice note as he went up. But I could just be reading it wrong. I couldn’t exactly make out what fingering he was using even at 0.25 speed…don’t know how you guys do it!

@MasmorraAoE

2 жыл бұрын

@@azurelleb Oh my goodness, you are 100% right!! The very first E-G third at the beginning of the scale he does play it with the thumb (and thus plays thumb 2x in a row) but after that he's simply skipping the bottom voice on the H's and E's!! One can tell by looking at the reflection on the key lid, the 2nd finger is up in the air during the E-G and H-D thirds! Really weird for a pianist of this calibre to do this, as I personally don't think it's particularly hard to do what I described above: slide the 2nd finger from the black key to the adjacent white key. Doesn't take anything away from the quality of this rendition obviously! Nice catch!!

別れの曲❗