I have watched this many times and believe this to be the best piano representation of this piece ever. And love it!
@andresretan87468 ай бұрын
✅💚🟢
@andresretan87468 ай бұрын
I Love and Like music is Pictures of Exhibition Mussorgsky the 3rd one
@macbook3562 Жыл бұрын
若さ故のエナジー
@carolmikofsky4976 Жыл бұрын
"Pictures" ends around 34 minutes. What is the first encore? Something by Liszt? Second encore? I am guessing Beethoven (forgive ignorance) ... what?
@orionisalfa8271 Жыл бұрын
Liszt: La Campanella, Beethoven: Für Elise
@johnvalentine4720 Жыл бұрын
Yes indeed, one of the very best performances of this great music I've heard. Her tonal palette paints the distinctive essence of each of theses vignettes.
@cis9612 жыл бұрын
Bravissima Alice !!!
@stevemarshall52492 жыл бұрын
This is a superb performance of Pictures, and the sound quality on this video is excellent. I've known and loved the work for decades and have probably listened to it a hundred times, but I heard things in this performance that I haven't heard before. Wonderful. And La Campanella was none too shabby either!
@jamesstuartbrice4202 жыл бұрын
Very fine and outstanding. I still have a preference for Henriette Gaertner's version, also in You Tube videos. Possibly because she seems less dramatic and more relaxed in her performance in many sections. But they are both very good.
Je pourrais la regarder et l'écouter pendant des heures, des jours, des mois......Million de merci a ses parents qui ont découvert ce trésor car tant qu'il y aura des Alice's Sarah Ott...il y aura de l'espoir!
@navrozelalkaka84573 жыл бұрын
Total, complete genius! So much so that she is fused with the composition genius.
@isabelleshaw15083 жыл бұрын
She is really amazing, I always adored this piece of Mussorgsky but this is the best interpretation I ever heard!
@8881673 жыл бұрын
Check out Kissins version
@isabelleshaw15083 жыл бұрын
@@888167 Thx for the tip, I know both versions of Kissin and Ashkenazy but I still prefer Alice Sara Ott's play! ;-)
@palmaiattila32882 жыл бұрын
@@isabelleshaw1508 Surely this is a beautiful performance. However, you may not have listened to Yulianna Avdeeva's version.
@isabelleshaw15082 жыл бұрын
@@palmaiattila3288 also great, thx to share!
@palmaiattila32882 жыл бұрын
@@isabelleshaw1508 💋🥂 !!
@hiendo58463 жыл бұрын
True beauty in every sense of the word, she is.
@rachelbellenoit38033 жыл бұрын
This is an amazing performance!
@grandviewhall3 жыл бұрын
Outstanding performance! Thank you so much!
@miguelorlandozamoraguevara45893 жыл бұрын
How Much Humility, How Much Generosity, Infinite Virtusism. Alice is a true Angel.
@Diamondlsd25 Жыл бұрын
😊
@spalavecino13 жыл бұрын
Wang &. Salonen!
@maxblatter3 жыл бұрын
Wow! The first version of "Pictures at an Exhibition" which I ever heard was the one of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. What I liked most (besides the theme of the "Promenade") was the enormous dynamic in "The Great Gate of Kiev": The impressive fortissimo parts versus the beauty of the quiet parts in between ... Later, I heard Mussorgsky's original version played by different pianists; I heard Maurice Ravel's orchestra version; but in my ears, none of them reached the virtuosity of Keith Emerson on the Moog synthesizer. There are very, very few pianists who really get the dynamic of "The Great Gate of Kiev" to my full satisfaction. Alice Ott is not only one of them, but probably the very best. Surely, her grand piano must begin to tremble when Alice Ott sits down and starts with "Pictures at an Exhibition" ... After just having looked and listened to an interpretation of another pianist (also here on KZread), I'd like to add another thing that stroke me, comparing the body language of the two pianists during my favorite quiet parts: The other pianist seemed to be absorbed by the piano keyboard, almost as if she had lost something there. Whereas Alice Ott gets totally absorbed in the music; looking at her face can touch you as much as listening to her play...
@DJStefandeJong3 жыл бұрын
The real problem is that most pianists in my experience tend to play the whole piece very loudly which makes the fortissimo parts underwhelming because there is not much difference between loud and louder instead of the intended dynamics of piano and fortississimo.
@carbonbased50413 жыл бұрын
I love this piece on orchestra and piano. This interpretation is one of the best piano versions I've ever heard. You can really feel the burden of the cart. But hey, the Hammond - Moog version is still my favorite. I think Emerson, Lake & Palmer made more of my generation understand classical music, then any.
@DJStefandeJong3 жыл бұрын
@@carbonbased5041 that version is pretty epic for sure and also one of the first I heard.
@quagskag55 Жыл бұрын
I also heard it for the first time on that same recording! Literally opened a new door that from that day enriched my life in so many ways and on so many levels!
@bikedawg4 жыл бұрын
A barefooted classical pianist!
@davidjones21104 жыл бұрын
To quote the late great Greg Lake, "Death is Life."
@yusha57284 жыл бұрын
thank you for re-uploading it
@hansdekorver73655 жыл бұрын
Lang Lang , an original maestro . Recorded 2013
@savelieffarnaud31705 жыл бұрын
the fact she needs the sheets proves how difficult this piece is; Yuja, you are wondurful.
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Omg this is best performance, thank u❤
I have watched this many times and believe this to be the best piano representation of this piece ever. And love it!
✅💚🟢
I Love and Like music is Pictures of Exhibition Mussorgsky the 3rd one
若さ故のエナジー
"Pictures" ends around 34 minutes. What is the first encore? Something by Liszt? Second encore? I am guessing Beethoven (forgive ignorance) ... what?
Liszt: La Campanella, Beethoven: Für Elise
Yes indeed, one of the very best performances of this great music I've heard. Her tonal palette paints the distinctive essence of each of theses vignettes.
Bravissima Alice !!!
This is a superb performance of Pictures, and the sound quality on this video is excellent. I've known and loved the work for decades and have probably listened to it a hundred times, but I heard things in this performance that I haven't heard before. Wonderful. And La Campanella was none too shabby either!
Very fine and outstanding. I still have a preference for Henriette Gaertner's version, also in You Tube videos. Possibly because she seems less dramatic and more relaxed in her performance in many sections. But they are both very good.
音が澄んでいる 曲の構成上 ブレはあるものの この演奏は最高！ 少しテンポが早いから 質量が足りなくて 知的な探求を求めている というテーマだろう プロムナードの音楽にしては 少しだけ空間が狭く感じる。
Je pourrais la regarder et l'écouter pendant des heures, des jours, des mois......Million de merci a ses parents qui ont découvert ce trésor car tant qu'il y aura des Alice's Sarah Ott...il y aura de l'espoir!
Total, complete genius! So much so that she is fused with the composition genius.
She is really amazing, I always adored this piece of Mussorgsky but this is the best interpretation I ever heard!
Check out Kissins version
@@888167 Thx for the tip, I know both versions of Kissin and Ashkenazy but I still prefer Alice Sara Ott's play! ;-)
@@isabelleshaw1508 Surely this is a beautiful performance. However, you may not have listened to Yulianna Avdeeva's version.
@@palmaiattila3288 also great, thx to share!
@@isabelleshaw1508 💋🥂 !!
True beauty in every sense of the word, she is.
This is an amazing performance!
Outstanding performance! Thank you so much!
How Much Humility, How Much Generosity, Infinite Virtusism. Alice is a true Angel.
😊
Wang &. Salonen!
Wow! The first version of "Pictures at an Exhibition" which I ever heard was the one of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. What I liked most (besides the theme of the "Promenade") was the enormous dynamic in "The Great Gate of Kiev": The impressive fortissimo parts versus the beauty of the quiet parts in between ... Later, I heard Mussorgsky's original version played by different pianists; I heard Maurice Ravel's orchestra version; but in my ears, none of them reached the virtuosity of Keith Emerson on the Moog synthesizer. There are very, very few pianists who really get the dynamic of "The Great Gate of Kiev" to my full satisfaction. Alice Ott is not only one of them, but probably the very best. Surely, her grand piano must begin to tremble when Alice Ott sits down and starts with "Pictures at an Exhibition" ... After just having looked and listened to an interpretation of another pianist (also here on KZread), I'd like to add another thing that stroke me, comparing the body language of the two pianists during my favorite quiet parts: The other pianist seemed to be absorbed by the piano keyboard, almost as if she had lost something there. Whereas Alice Ott gets totally absorbed in the music; looking at her face can touch you as much as listening to her play...
The real problem is that most pianists in my experience tend to play the whole piece very loudly which makes the fortissimo parts underwhelming because there is not much difference between loud and louder instead of the intended dynamics of piano and fortississimo.
I love this piece on orchestra and piano. This interpretation is one of the best piano versions I've ever heard. You can really feel the burden of the cart. But hey, the Hammond - Moog version is still my favorite. I think Emerson, Lake & Palmer made more of my generation understand classical music, then any.
@@carbonbased5041 that version is pretty epic for sure and also one of the first I heard.
I also heard it for the first time on that same recording! Literally opened a new door that from that day enriched my life in so many ways and on so many levels!
A barefooted classical pianist!
To quote the late great Greg Lake, "Death is Life."
thank you for re-uploading it
Lang Lang , an original maestro . Recorded 2013
the fact she needs the sheets proves how difficult this piece is; Yuja, you are wondurful.