Tears of joy out of old man's eyes. Thank god to give us Chopin and Yuja!

There was added depth and beauty in this performance thank you Yuja.

This is one of the most beautiful piano concertos in the world played by a great pianist. I'm looking forward to see her live.

I just love her playing in this Chopin Piano Concerto no 2. No mannerism whatsoever. Just something lovely that is happening. I think she brings Chopins intentions with this music to its fulfillment.

Excellent. Awesome. Beautifully expressed. She is one of the great pianists of our time.

Simply a world-class performance - and interpretation. Chopin used a soft-toned Pleyel piano, gave few public concerts, preferred the intimacy of a 'salon' performance. Yuja gives us all of this tenderness - encased in the occasional showering sparkling jewels of a concert performance. She re-creates the music from the inside - out to us. Never misses the inner conversations. That's what makes her special. Far from trying to turn this piece into a Rachmaninov-like piano showcase, she always pulls back, inside the music, with the technically difficult decorations just trickling off her fingers. Amazing! And an equally tender, careful, and listening counterpart from Michael TLC (!) and the SFS

Yuja is one of my favorite musicians! She is elegant, classy, amazingly skilled and brings new life to the old art every time she graces us with her playing.

Chopin was well known for his clear, transparent and unpretentious piano playing. He hated mannerisms or romanticisms....Yuja Wang does the same! No jumping up and down on the piano bench and making silly grimaces like so many other pianists do, simply perfect piano playing with good taste! 👏👏👏

@killmrdarcy4367

3 жыл бұрын

It's also refreshing to have Tilson Thomas's unpretentious conducting further to the exaggerated nonsense that one sees here on YT from the likes of Wit with Kissen, and Casadesus with Buniatishvili. Despite the sometimes intense emotional quality of Chopin's music, it's orchestration doesn't necessitate that it be conducted like a Wagner opera, while their gestures are for the most part - sorry to say - bullshit ones that merely testify to Norman Lebrecht's view that conducting is, in many respects, a fraudulent profession. While MTT might not achieve the kind of intensities further to his slower tempo's that make one want to march on the current White House administration (one that is hopefully ended after next Tuesday!), this performance is a great lesson in performance objectivity, even if I have to say that I'm not a great admirer of Wang, despite her technical expertise. In my view, these combined passional and objective aspects are best heard here on YT in those excellent RCA performances of both concertos by Rubinstein.

@chonglamm8355

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you...even in the first phrase ,I don't agree with her rubato !

@martinforrester8249

3 жыл бұрын

@@killmrdarcy4367 bloody hell, so many experts everywhere eh ?

@Snafuski

3 жыл бұрын

@@chonglamm8355 That, honestly, is your problem. (emphasis on the "your") ... Rubato being a very personal executive decision.

@pauliberg3492

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you wholeheartedly..she performs from the heart and music flowd from her fingers..she is just outstanding..

I love how Yuja’s comments have changed over the years (thankfully overall less critical). It’s quite fun to be on this journey watching her playing evolve. Whether you’re on board or not she’s still one of the best on the planet and her interpretations have tremendous value and to me much joy.

@jbbevan

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting...yes, in the past some of her comments have been a little snarky...even when describing her parents. But there's no denying the mastery of her instrument. However, she has basically said that she didn't practice nor add to her repertoire during COVID isolation...which was surprising to me.

@bloodgrss

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbbevan I think A L was referring to the critical comments she was getting on KZread all those first years ago, James. A combination of KZread tightening the rules against trolls and haters, along with her lasting as a significant artist till today (no flash in the pan) has muted many of them. Her trolls still exist, but more still against her dress rather than against her musical performance. Not sure where you get the 'snarky' toward her parents from; she has lived apart from them now for 21 years, and her lifestyle is most definitely not theirs. But I have never seen anything to indicate anything but respect on both sides. And, having played the piano since she was 6, no one should be surprised she took a bit of a break. As in the notorious case of Horowitz, it can make you a better pianist (and potentially a better personality) in the end.

@jbbevan

2 жыл бұрын

@@bloodgrss The "snarky" comment came from an interview she did when the Blue Hour album with Andreas Ottensamer came out. In that interview she basically said, "My parents don't have a clue what I do..." Her mother was a dancer and her father a percussionist...so it's not exactly like Bernstein whose father owned a hardware store...so I thought her comment was at the very least unkind since they would be more "clued in" than most parents of gifted children. As to her dress, it neither impresses nor depresses me...that's her choice...with a body as diminutive as hers she can wear whatever she wants. She's not exactly Gina Bachauer. Artistically, I really have no complaints whatsoever. She said in one interview that her "best musical experience" was working with Claudio Abbado...impressive comment. I'm glad she does chamber music and/or sonatas, also. Just haven't seen much of her lately...

@bloodgrss

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbbevan I agree with most of what you say. Her parents allowed her to come to Canada at 14, and she has been 'out of the house' since. She has stated they are very communistic in outlook, which she is not. So, distance, time, and philosophy differs. And, outside travelling to some of Yuja's key performances, and getting together when in China, it is rather hard to say how close they may be. No big leap to say thy ARE 'clueless' about her life. In fact, she has said their attitude was always 'whatever makes you happy, dear'; an attitude that sometimes did frustrate a daughter needing some emotional support. In such circumstances, I do not find her attitude 'unkind', much less 'snarky'. They did raise a talented, independent, and comfortable with her look and body woman, something she has stated many times she appreciated. They have simply been, artistically and socially, in the wings for 21 years...

@bloodgrss

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbbevan Oh, as far as not seeing her lately. (I know her in NYC). Thank heaven, for now anyway, the Covid restrictions have been lifted enough for concertizing to begin, and she has been phenomenally busy. Playing Rachmaninoff 1 at many venues, and just now touring with a solo recital that has been most recently in London and Paris, too much acclaim and up to 10 encore pieces!

Yuja Wang épouse le génie de Chopin avec une virtuosité sans faille.

Che meravigliosa pianista, oltre ad essere virtuosa sempre perfetta,potente veloce e delicata quando serve ,riesce sempre ad entrare nello spirito giusto dell'autore e si nota anche dalle sue movenze e sopratutto dall'espressione del suo viso!

Chopin da lassù gioisce

Best performance of this concerto ..absolutely divine..

Yuja Wang holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Chopin

Yuja absolutely melts every heart in the room at 21:34

1.- Maestoso 0:08 - A: 0:08 - Piano: 2:58 - B: 5:19 - A': 11:23 2.- Larghetto 15:19 - A: 15:19 - B: 17:39 - C: 21:36 3.- Allegro vivace 24:07 - A: 24:07 - B: 25:06 - C: 26:14 - A: 29:25 - D: 29:53

Sicuramente non lascia indifferenti coloro che ascoltano questa creatura che suona divinamente qualsiasi opera: una classe cristallina un suono scolpito, nitido e pieno di armoniche, una interprete eccelsa con quelle mani d'acciao che volano sulla tastiera in maniera non umana e con una meravigliosa sensibilità in ogni passaggio musicale. Il concerto n.2 di Chopin non l'avevo mai sentito suonato da lei e devo ammettere che è una versione vertiginosa. Brava Yuja sei fantastica!!!!

Beautiful

Her dynamic range is just... gorgeous. And to watch her expressions, wow.

@karmaushiu8924

3 жыл бұрын

Yes ,she plays with a joyful heart .

sublime....thank you Yuja...Excellent...

Anecdotes from his day show that Chopin played with extreme rubato, that is, with extreme expressive freedom in rhythm as well as in dynamics. To achieve that sort of rhythmic shaping while staying in synchrony with an orchestra is not at all easy, but Yuja manages it with precision. Obviously there are other fantastic pianists performing today; Yuja is as good as anybody.

@felixsinniger280

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe better !!

@byronjanislover

2 жыл бұрын

She has a unique interpretation. I personally do not like this much rubato, but many people do think exaggerated rubato is impressive. I dont think we really know how much rubato Chopin did or did not play. She does have very good technique and color. She is quick and powerful and does play as well as a lot of today's well known pianists, but I dont think she is as good as everyone. She does have a huge repetoire, to her credit.

@walkercatenaccio

2 жыл бұрын

@@byronjanislover There is a story that Lizst , listening to his friend play in private, beat out a four beat rhythm under the three beat waltz time to show him just how extreme his rubato was. I won't insist on Yuja's being the best, though personally I think she may be the best of her generation. If you prefer others, that's fine, obviously.

@byronjanislover

2 жыл бұрын

@walkercatenaccio. That is an interesting story about Liszt and Chopin. I havd not heard it. I wonder if Liszt meant it as a barb. Although they were friends, it is also known that Liszt was not known for always being ,ind to Chopin. I have nothing against Yuja..she is well known and highly regarded by many and has earned the right to interpret as she sees fit. I just dont like hearing anyone say any one pianist is "the best" of his generation. There are many and even more coming up right behind Yuja. I am waiting to hear later this year Hayato Sumino perform Chopin PIano Concerto #1. I admire his golden touch, technique, and dynamics with little to almost no rubato. He is the one to watch..still very young and improving all the time

Yuja performs and collaborates well with MTT. Lucky for us that so many recordings exist, especially now with MTT not on tour. Thoughts & prayers for MTT.

Superbly performed by the incomparable Yuja Wang, and supporting orchestra.

Chopin from woman's perspective. Only Yuja can do it. She goes down in history.

Yuja's third movement the best I've ever heard.

You are my favourite classical piano-maestro in these dark times. I thank you for giving the world (still) hope and consolation. May your future be even brighter... May the Force be with you forever in this world personal and in the music ❤️ because you are a person that is giving the world some release and after covid you will not acting differently because you were born with the greatest gift of all : inspiring and teaching people to be better human beings (throughout your interpretation of the music you play each time, which is amazing) lots of friendship and love. Hans

@timshank3328

2 жыл бұрын

I discovered Yuja during the height of the pandemic and my experience was similar to yours, Hans van Vosselen.

Thank you, Yuma for your excellent interpretation on every music you play. Looking forward to seeing you in San Francisco in March, 2023!

An exquisite performance as usual from Yuja Wang

Extraordinary talent and she seems to greatly enjoy her career. Wonderful!

She really becomes one with the piano and with the music itself, it is enriching to watch and hear.

Beautiful and excellent !!

Ottima prestazione di tutti i musicisti in sala

Supremely polished performance and, for a change, excellent video direction.

@marshallartz395

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! The video direction, for once, is excellent. Simple, elegant. 📸 🎬

I listened many times to this outfit at Davies Symphony Hall, 2016 (with just a "still" - less distracting!) But there IS so much pleasure in watching Yuja (and MTT) sing their collective hearts out in this beautiful work. No more to say, but Chopin would be delighted.

פסנתרנית מושלמת !!! ביצוע נפלא !!!

Excellent!.

Classy,refined and restrained where necessary. Thank you to KZread for letting those of us who are not in USA, Europe and Asia see and experience your music making.BTW downloaded all your albums on spotify......

She's simply the best. And...despite her young age she keeps getting better and better. Practice, attention, Spirit, love of music are all blended as one. Hank Keneally

@raleedy

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty smart, too.

Excelente!

Cabal expresión del pianismo romántico. Chopin en "manos" de una de las pianistas de mayor éxito de la actualidad.

@ricardocaballero7451

3 жыл бұрын

Los dos conciertos para piano de Chopin son maravillosos, demandan mucho virtuosismo, y su ejecución deben seguir muchos matices y melodías maravillosas, esta gran pianista china cumple admirablemente con esta Música tan hermosa y difícil

@felixsinniger280

2 жыл бұрын

@@ricardocaballero7451 De acuerdo !

Tianxin Yuja, thank you with all our hearts. Some conductors do not put the Chopin concertos on their programs because "there's not enough challenge for the orchestra". We are so lucky that you and MTT don't see it that way :) There's certainly plenty of challenge for you!

@michaelsaunders2135

3 жыл бұрын

Will Don just explained how to edit a comment (via the 3 dots). No need to read further!

@willdon.1279

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelsaunders2135 You can edit - I have to all the time! 😂

@michaelsaunders2135

3 жыл бұрын

@@willdon.1279 Do you mean you can fix typos in a comment without adding another comment?

@willdon.1279

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelsaunders2135 Click on the 3 dots on the right of your comment :-) (You can, of course, only edit YOUR own!)

@michaelsaunders2135

3 жыл бұрын

@@willdon.1279 Many thanks indeed!

Fascinante,exquisita.!!

Yuja veramente ispirata !

7:10-7:34 & again at 13:29-13:52 Who but Chopin can compose such a beautiful sequence? And Yuja Wang plays it so simply and delicately. For me, this may be her most satisfying Chopin video. I have to admit she is not always my favorite when it comes to Chopin, but this is really stunning. Excellent sound and video. So many wonderful shots of her hands. Chopin would have loved her fluid, quiet technique. MTT and the San Francisco Symphony are equally fine. She and MTT are musical soulmates here. ➡️ Note: The audio level is lower (softer) than another upload of the same video. If this version isn’t loud enough for you, try the other. Here’s the link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5d50dWzltifj6g.html 😎🎹

@timothybolshaw

Жыл бұрын

Yuja played a lot of Chopin up to the time she left China at age 14. She has rarely performed Chopin in public since. I am wondering which Chopin pieces you have heard her play in the last 10 years that you did not like. I personally find Yuja a very good Chopin interpreter, though there may be others who are even better in this particular repertoire. When judging the whole breadth of what she plays, I think she is probably the greatest pianist performing today.

Ahh! Beautiful Yuja I Love Her 💘💘💘

🌸 Yuja Wang Plays Chopin 🌸 Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor Op. 29 *(1829)* 00:07 I. Maestoso 02:58 _piano entrance_ 15:17 II. Larghetto 24:07 III. Allegro vivace 32:24 *Applause* Yuja Wang, piano✨ San Francisco Symphony Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor *NHK Hall • NHK Broadcasting Centre* *Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵 November 22, 2016*

Excellente Interpretation

What a wonderful pianist, in addition to being always perfect virtuous, powerful fast and delicate when needed, he always manages to enter the right spirit of the author and is also noticeable by his movements and above all by the expression of his face!

@lurenjia3058

3 жыл бұрын

she

@jaimecarrasco9546

2 жыл бұрын

Magnífica interpretación en mi opinó hoy es la mejor pianista y tiene un futuro excelente

@ala3480

2 жыл бұрын

@@lurenjia3058 I expect Manfredo used google to translate some language, maybe not Italian, to English. I notice when it’s translating Asian languages, everyone becomes “he”.

I Love hija wang💕💕💕💕

Amazing.....

Wow!!!

Himmlische Yuja Wang ! 🥰

The second part this concerto is Chopin's love letter to Konstancja Gladkowska. The way she plays it demonstrates this perfectly.

C'è qualcosa di soprannaturale in questa pianista

What is so different in this performance by Yuja?! I think it’s completely in another higher level as compared to her older performances

@mtrapman

3 жыл бұрын

For me she kind of unmasked this piano concerto. Full of respect and attention to detail but merciless in the disclosure of the superficiality of this piece. However she does not get into cynical distance; it is the absolute loyalty that makes this performance clear in its emptiness, maybe an exercise in zen like void.

@2WUDI

2 жыл бұрын

@@mtrapman This superficial piece contains one of the most beautiful and appealing love songs every written. Not empty.

❤❤❤

Ah yes, those marvelous dancing spiders performing such magic. Thanks for posting...

I love u girl

TOKIO: Yamaha - Kawai

My third favorite playing of Chopin No 2 is yuja My favorite is Pogorelich My second favorite is Zimmerman

@erikgardetemps9708

2 жыл бұрын

My first first first first favorite in the piano's history is Sviatoslav Richter. Slava forever!!

@s.c.1494

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite pianist for Chopin's work is also Pogorelich though Yuja is fantastic.

Μαγικο

Constrained expression, clear sound, maybe let the piano ring a little more would be better. (or it's the recording issue.)

It's rare to hear Yuja play a Chopin concerto. I wonder if she knows the 1st.

@JV-yb9oi

3 жыл бұрын

Type in Yuja Chopin Concerto 1. There's an audience cam somewhere in DC here on youtube. 🙌

@JJTownley_Classical-Composer

3 жыл бұрын

@@JV-yb9oi Thank you, JV! Much appreciated. The first 7 minutes or so were audio but half of that is orchestra anyway. Pity the poor guy who had to hold his cell phone for 40 minutes. Lucky for us his battery held out.

@JJTownley_Classical-Composer

3 жыл бұрын

@Alexandre Claudio Yeah, I wonder why. Her performances are good enough that record executives could just take the audio of this performance and press it onto CD's as they did for so many other artists who have live performances on CD.

Peccato che nel terzo tempo non emergano violoncelli e contrabbassi sul chiudersi del secondo tema, in Do maggiore, veramente peccato. Lei è straordinaria, da prendere a esempio.

Лучше Султанова этот концерт никто не играл...

Yuja is the greatest!! The conductor conducts like a wet towel waving in the breeze. He is certainly not in the same league with Yuja, and is an insult to her performance. Get him off the stage!!!

@marshallartz395

2 жыл бұрын

MTT is indeed very low key here, but he must have inspired something in rehearsal because the performance is absolutely first rate. 😎🎹

@erikgardetemps9708

2 жыл бұрын

ok but don't get upset!

@s.c.1494

2 жыл бұрын

@@marshallartz395 Yeah MTT has known and collaborated with Yuja since she was 17 so they really understand each other musically (and perhaps personally as well, I would imagine). For this performance the band followed his command quite well; after all, this was his band, the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, where he had been the chief for 25 years until his recent retirement in 2020.

@daveharrison8286

2 жыл бұрын

@@s.c.1494 MTT began his career as kind of a milktoast Bernstein but has matured greatly. His interpretation here in support of Yuga Wang is excellent and Yuga is something of a modern miracle despite those who out of jealousy detract her performances. There hasn't been a pianist of this caliber around in years.

@s.c.1494

2 жыл бұрын

@@daveharrison8286 Yes! Absolutely!!

Trifonov’s performance is still my fav. But this is still good!

@michaeltalerico675

3 жыл бұрын

ok hater 🙄

She premiered in St Cruz one concerto She then had a second engagement for 2 concertos 3 months later. The tight & shiny clothes she wore make the orchestra wonder if they should wear wet suits instead to match her :)

@phrababushkath2350

3 жыл бұрын

The clothing she wears is irrelevant to her superb performances

@grahambrown8239

3 жыл бұрын

Superrrrrb

@felixsinniger280

2 жыл бұрын

Strange ideas !

Beaucoup de légèreté, de fluidité. Personnellement j’aime moins le troisième mouvement de ce concerto.

@salvatoremartella5397

3 жыл бұрын

???????

@GDT908

3 жыл бұрын

Je veux dire : indépendamment de l’interprétation.

@salvatoremartella5397

3 жыл бұрын

@@GDT908 ...infatti, lo avevo ben capito, e mi domando per quale motivo.... Io lo trovo splendido da un punto di vista musicale, bellissimo, riuscitissimo e sopraffino per quanto riguarda l'arte del comporre....

@GDT908

3 жыл бұрын

Oui, vous avez raison. Je viens de le réécouter, et je crois que je pensais plus au dernier mouvement de l’autre concerto. Mais comment peut-on jouer aussi bien, c’est incroyable, c’est un cadeau du ciel. Quelle légèreté ! Et en plus, vous m’avez appris le mot riuscitissimo, qui me semble réunir les notions de réussite et de sortie, et je n’avais jamais remarqué le lien. Et aussi ´issue ´en anglais.

@salvatoremartella5397

3 жыл бұрын

@@GDT908 ...il suffisso "issimo" in italiano corrisponde al "tres" francese. Come dire "bellissimo", cioè "tres belle". L'inglese non ha nulla a che vedere. Quanto alla interpretazione, quando ripropone il secondo tema principale con la mano sinistra, con accompagnamento della destra, non mi piace, così come non mi piace l'Orchestra, che non evidenzia il "DO-RE BEMOLLE DO-SOL" quando il pianoforte ripete per l'ultima volta in Do maggiore il secondo tema....NON SI SENTE QUASI NIENTE!!! Da ultimo i timpani non sono MAI in evidenza, ed è un peccato mortale.....

Interesting to compare with Rubinstein's rendition. There is more contrast in moods and sensuousness in Wang's interpretation (especially the 2nd mvt). With Rubinstein there is more consistency in sound,. Rubinstein's gives the impression that it is more directly from the composer's thoughts.

感觉第二章有点赶……

@shicai2608

2 жыл бұрын

因为你还没睡醒

2nd movement is way too fast.

@albhem_eh

3 жыл бұрын

That's what i felt too. Yuja plays it a bit too fast for a larghetto tempo. Although i love her playing a lot more than what she does with other pieces. Such a constrained playing.. no sudden movements & such. I would still prefer the recordings of Maria João Pires & Krystian Zimmerman.

@bloodgrss

3 жыл бұрын

@@albhem_eh I actually found it refreshing, when too many pianists dwell on the larghetto tempo in, frankly, a bit of a sentimental way. Mendelssohn, who the Schumann's so much admired, once said "Too slow a tempo is the very devil". I think this concerto can bear the speed...

@salvatoremartella5397

3 жыл бұрын

No, è un "Laghetto", non un Adagio. Inoltre il fraseggio non ne risente, anzi... Bellissimo e giusto lo stacco così.

Poor Chopin. How can a composer who has written some of the most passionate and emotional music be played in such an inconsistent way? All Yuja Wang has to offer here is a purely decorative playing where everything is seen through the prism of delicacy and softness and becomes completely hollow as it goes. The atmospheric caricature of Chopin. She should listen to her compatriot the late Fou Ts'ong who calls this way of playing Chopin: "chopinina", and says that he does not agree with this conventional idea about Chopin. He rightly says his range is enormous and his passion and emotion are volcanic. The exact opposite of Yuja Wang's girlish Chopin. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aId-l9evl8u4lrg.html

@cprae

3 жыл бұрын

The sound is hollowed out in this recording. Of course it sounds soft. And this is very early Chopin, when he wrote a lot of fluff pieces. Yes he wrote some of the most emotionally complex pieces but not when he wrote this piece. That all came later. By the way what you call "volcanic" emotion I call crude control of touch.

@rigel48

3 жыл бұрын

@@cprae It is not me who speaks of passion and volcanic emotion but Fou Ts'ong, and I agree with him. Chopin is undoubtedly the composer who touches me the most, and I can't stand it when it is played with cuteness and without scale. I like Yuja Wang a lot but her mannered view of Chopin is unbearable to me. Sure there are many nuances p and pp as well as leggierissimo, dolcissimo and delicatezza in this youthful concerto, but there are also f and ff as well as risoluto, appassionato and many con forza. Where are these latest for Yuja Wang? Her palette of nuances goes from ppp to mf and she plays in a narrow way without passion and above all without spontaneity.

@bloodgrss

3 жыл бұрын

@@rigel48 Moronic musical prejudice. Most of the greats-Berlioz a prime example-berated Chopin for his mediocrity at orchestration here. As to your dismissal of this performance-fandom of others does not invalidate the quality of this my friend...

@rigel48

3 жыл бұрын

@@bloodgrss Sorry, but I don't see where you are going with this. How the "mediocrity" of the orchestration of this concerto relieves Yuja Wang of the weakness of her performance. I believe her view of Chopin is wrong. To see Chopin's compositions mainly as light pieces, all in delicacy and kindness is a gross caricature of his thought.

@bloodgrss

3 жыл бұрын

@@rigel48 ​ @rigel48 Haven't actually figured out where your coming from either, my friend. We talked about this before. You slam her Chopin; OK-your right to opinion. But sorry, I have never seen, and do not see here, that she considers this "light" "delicate and kind" (whatever critically THAT"S supposed to mean) . Just irrelevant, nonsensical musical prejudice over this fine performance. The "gross caricature" is more applicable to the critical bias you bring to her play, and the whiff of mere musical pompousness that rises from it. It goes to show we often hear what we want to hear; but really, isn't it time you stopped beating the drum over her Chopin. and your distaste for it, and move on to other's whom you like more? You have a personal way you want to hear it; as if you have some unique insight into Chopin's "thought"...lol. But watch out; I venture to say, some of us might find your more hard boiled and hard playing choices open to critical distain as well.

... despite the performance of the orchestra, which lacks inspiration and energy.

이제 벗고 사람들앞에서 연주 할 수 없는 세상이 되었어.코로나가 세상을 뒤덮은 이유가 뭘까?

@andyanderson9824

3 жыл бұрын

As excellent as every other work this Lady plays.

This is pretty boring and untouching performance.

@Heather-im5sg

3 жыл бұрын

Sure is difficult to touch a soulless subhuman like yourself.

@whatisitq

3 жыл бұрын

@@Heather-im5sg There are two kind of people in this world. People like certain music and people like certain hate. Your mother must be so proud of giving you a birth!

@mariodisarlii3613

3 жыл бұрын

@@whatisitq Although in an uncivilized and grumpy way, he told a truth, or at least a half-truth. Yuja's performance is sublime, but it doesn't touch YOUR sensitivity. The way you express this simple concept, however, is too arrogant, because you attribute to the performance a flaw it does not have, thus insulting everyone - and there are many! - who understand and appreciate this stunning performance.

@whatisitq

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariodisarlii3613 I do not argue your and other's appreciation of the performance because it's how you feel. One can only argue with a fact that is incomplete. Feelings about music is not something you have right to argue. Get it?

@mariodisarlii3613

3 жыл бұрын

@@whatisitq Exactly. So you must not be surprised if someone insults you after you, less directly, insult him. There are many ways of saying things. "I don't like it" is different from "this song is badly played". The second sentence also says that everyone who appreciates this performance is an idiot. Actually, this performance is wonderful, but it doesn't touch YOUR sensitivity. That's all.

play too bad。