A.W es y fue para mi, uno de mis preferidos pianistas. Incluso ahora, muchos años despues de su muerte, escucho sus grabaciones y los conciertos que ofrece KZread con mucha asiduidad, incluida alguna incursion al mundo del jazz, como divertimento. Descanse en Paz y Gracias por tanto como nos dio.
Wow! There is a film of him in the Symphonic Etudes ! Never seen this ! He was a genius taught himself important things -don't know how its possible Godowsky too like Busoni was too .
@shin-i-chikozima Жыл бұрын
He embodies Brahms’ musical aesthetics, He is a modern Alchemist generating Impression and pleasure
Thank you so much for uploading this gem film. I am deeply moved. I am also grateful to the guy who recognized young boy’s sublime talents and helped AW to escape to Istanbul.
@nicoleroger1192 жыл бұрын
❤️💐
@nicoleroger1192 жыл бұрын
Un immense musicien à la fois humain et plein de sagesse ❤️🌹
@francoriva552 жыл бұрын
Mr Alexis rip.. we love you .. ibrenember your Ddbussy Chopin Bach
@francoriva552 жыл бұрын
Alexis we love you @@@ rip
@user-kt5bg6zr3p2 ай бұрын
we love Weissenberg❤
@culturehorse3 жыл бұрын
Orobia can you please upload the full AW concert performance of the Schumann Etudes? Looked everywhere cannot find a lead. Thanks.
@ransomcoates5463 жыл бұрын
Doesn’t the pianist play the last ‘dum-da-da-dum’ with the orchestra? I noticed he didn’t.
@thomasbarth49013 жыл бұрын
Er war einer der ganz großen Pianisten, sein Spiel wird unvergesslich bleiben.......
@MrOlogramma3 жыл бұрын
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@TomChabassiere3 жыл бұрын
Cette musique a été diffusée pendant la soirée inaugurale d'Antenne 2 le 6 Janvier 1975.
@xmamb3 жыл бұрын
Gracias.
@josswindsor82883 жыл бұрын
The most difficult concert in the history
@massimilianosoriente42383 жыл бұрын
What is the name of the piece at 00:00 it is too beautifull
@jean-yves99246 күн бұрын
Bramhs : intermezo op 118 no2
@hk775m3 жыл бұрын
このインターメッツオは知らなかった。
@GURUGOLDBERG4 жыл бұрын
This is NOT Weissenberg!
@nicolacalabrese57734 жыл бұрын
Non ha il Suono di ARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI ma adoro Waissemberg e' un Leone della tastiera
@flllutiste4 жыл бұрын
He was the best, an inspiration ...
@nodepe5 жыл бұрын
The more I listen to Weissenberg, the more I fall under the spell of his enormous talent and extraordinary musical interpretation. I would like to reference another comment that I read about Weissenberg as "a pianist for a sophisticated listener" (wish I said it first). I remember listening to him at two live concerts in Sofia that I was lucky to get tickets. Remembering him seven years after his death, we should keep the memory of him and his artistry as fresh as are the memories of those two concerts. Thank you ororbia for uploading this clip.
@IMAWriterRobJ5 жыл бұрын
A wonderful, and memorable tribute. Thank you so much.
@rickartdefoix12985 жыл бұрын
Weissenberg was a prodigy of technique and feeling, made everything he played recognisable. No other had such "steely fingers", natural easiness to play and sensitivity. It is said he was not a pianist for everybody : don't know, but we, the ones who like him, like him as no one else. Fantastic, fabulous musician he was.
What a magnificent pianist. Thank God we have recordings. Bravo.
@jacquesbrenodiere28265 жыл бұрын
Petit détail : Alexis Weissenberg est né le 26.07. 1929.
@novagerio92446 жыл бұрын
Who's the wonderful soprano???
@LisaRupingCheng6 жыл бұрын
Beyond perfection. Pristine.
@user-br2ig5ol7u6 жыл бұрын
す ば ら し い (⌒‐⌒
@hana196611156 жыл бұрын
すみません。どなたか日本語訳をお願いできませんでしょうか？
@jvinikour7 жыл бұрын
Beautiful film! Thank you! Can anybody tell me who the singer is?
@Tramlijn147 жыл бұрын
Whio is the soprano in Schubert's "Seligkeit"? So beautiful.....
@AlexanderArsov7 жыл бұрын
Alex was a character, no doubt about that. Not my favourite pianist by any means, but always fascinating to listen to. Good talker with interesting ideas, too.
@lockjiang7 жыл бұрын
yeah, his technique is amazing, listen to his Rachmaninov sonata no. 2 just amazes me. but sadly, his style somehow is outdated by a newer generation pianists, who, ever since the immergence of Pollini and others in the 70s, completely redefine the piano playing as we are acclimated today, that is more precision and loyal to the score. but anyway he was a phenomenon. and this video is a real treasure
@mikaelchambers95968 жыл бұрын
At 7:45 what's the name of this sonata and the compositor, it's for my student!! Thank you so very much!!
@mjmartinezdelizarduyromo80938 жыл бұрын
Thank you for whatching. Nocturne nº20, in C-sharp minor, "Posthumous"
@mjmartinezdelizarduyromo80938 жыл бұрын
Chopin, of course :)
@nosehow2liv5258 жыл бұрын
He speaks wisely and sensitively, i prefer his speech to his playing, but the Rach 3 excerpt sounds better than most of his recorded attempts; possibly he's more comfortable with Bulgarian musicians in this repertoire. I like his jazzy arrangements as plo by M-A Hamelin.
@tsvetoma8 жыл бұрын
This is a phenomenal unique recording of the Bulgarian National TV (1983) with the phenomenal conductor Emil Tchakarov (9 June 1948 in Burgas, Bulgaria; died 4 August 1991) a disciple of Herbert Von Karajan.
@PeterLunowPL8 жыл бұрын
a labour of love , dear Orobia. Thank you so much.
@mjmartinezdelizarduyromo80938 жыл бұрын
Thank's very very much for your kindly words.
@JJTownley_Classical-Composer8 жыл бұрын
Weissenberg is speaking French; the subtitles are Italian and I'm an English speaker who's very interested in knowing what Weissenberg is saying about the Rachmaninoff 3rd Concerto. What a horrible predicament to be in!
@georgesotiriou70518 жыл бұрын
+J Joe Townley The video is subtitled
@JJTownley_Classical-Composer8 жыл бұрын
george sotiriou Yes, subtitled in Italian. I speak English. LOL
@georgesotiriou70518 жыл бұрын
+J Joe Townley How dare you LOL me? Just kidding. Hit the settings button and choose English.
@JJTownley_Classical-Composer8 жыл бұрын
george sotiriou oh, you're kidding. Really? Thanks so much. Sorry about the Lol. It was more to myself for not being smart enough to learn Italian. :-)
@JJTownley_Classical-Composer8 жыл бұрын
george sotiriou Just watched it in English. What a pianist! And what an intellect! So much wisdom there. Merci Boucoupe! Grazi, grazi, grazi!
@ronwalker48499 жыл бұрын
MAIS, MON DIEU, BLACK WALLS? DARK FLOOR, BLACK SHIRT. LOOKS LIKE A SEANCE FOR BRINGING BACK THE DEAD. VERY NEGATIVE, THIS SURPRISES ME AS HE IS SUCH AN ELECTRIC FIGURE.
@shelleyschmidt92569 жыл бұрын
Born into a Jewish family in Bulgaria, Sofia, Weissenberg began taking piano lessons at the age of three
@QMPhilosophe9 жыл бұрын
An outstanding, but often overlooked pianist. He had great technique and incredible feeling and artistry.
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1972年、私の住む地方都市で初めてワイセンベルクさんのコンサート聴きました。 オールショパンで、幻想ポロネーズ、ソナタ3番、ノクターン等でした✨ そのコンサートでワイセンベルクさんの虜になりました。 そのホールまで電車で何時間もかけて友達と聴きに行ったのですが、帰りは興奮して眠れなかった事を思い出します。 翌年、またワイセンベルクさんが来日して、東京で コンサートに行く事が出来ました。 幸運にもお会い出来たり、またフランスに帰国の時には空港までお見送りに行きました。 ワイセンベルクさんは偉大な芸術家だけでなく、優しく素晴らしい方でした❤
ワイセンベルクさんのアーカイブで、この曲の録音風景を見ました。 顔色1つ変えずに、美しい音楽が流れていました❤ ワイセンベルクさんほどの解釈するピアニストはいません。 誰の真似でも無く、自分の芸術を極めているワイセンベルクさん。 いつまでも、あなたの美しい音楽は忘れません🎉❤
Magnifique témoignage. Merci à vous.
A.W es y fue para mi, uno de mis preferidos pianistas. Incluso ahora, muchos años despues de su muerte, escucho sus grabaciones y los conciertos que ofrece KZread con mucha asiduidad, incluida alguna incursion al mundo del jazz, como divertimento. Descanse en Paz y Gracias por tanto como nos dio.
このビデオの最後のワイセンベルクさんがソファに座って微笑んでいる姿と、ショパンのノクターンを弾きながらだんだん消えていく映像に、いつも涙が出てしまいます。😢 ワイセンベルクさん、安らかに。 あなたのことは決して忘れません。
この映像を見るたびに、涙が出ます。 このラフマニノフ前奏曲はラフマニノフ協奏曲のコンサートのアンコールでワイセンベルクさんが弾いてくださいました。 パーキンソン病になって、どんなに辛い人生を送ったかと思うと、心が張り裂けそうです。 映像ありがとうございます! そして、ワイセンベルクさんとワイセンベルクさんの芸術を永遠に愛します。
1929.
ワイセンベルクさんが30年も難病パーキンソン病と闘い、2012年に亡くなっていた事を数ヶ月前に知りました。私はショックで毎日、ワイセンベルクさんのＣＤやユーチューブを聴きながら涙を流しています。 あんなに元気に素晴らしい演奏をした後に何曲もアンコール曲を弾いて、その後ホールの外にまで並ぶファンにサイン会をしてくださっていたのにと思うと胸が張り裂けそうです。 ワイセンベルクさん、素晴らしいコンサート、本当にありがとうございました。 ワイセンベルクさんの素晴らしい音楽はいつまでも私の心の中にいます。 ワイセンベルクさんは20世紀最高の偉大な芸術家です!
Wow! There is a film of him in the Symphonic Etudes ! Never seen this ! He was a genius taught himself important things -don't know how its possible Godowsky too like Busoni was too .
He embodies Brahms’ musical aesthetics, He is a modern Alchemist generating Impression and pleasure
ワイセンベルクさんのラフマニノフ、バッハはもちろん、ショパンも大好き! ノクターン全集のＣＤは毎日聴いています。 どうして、あんなに迫力ある音やすごく弱い繊細な音が出せるのですか? 滑らかな指の動き方も素晴らしいです。 全然表情も変えずに、サラッと弾いてしまうワイセンベルクさんが大好きです。 あなたがいなくて寂しいです。
誰が何と言おうとワイセンベルクさんが大好きです。 80年代に難病パーキンソン病になり、その後の録音やコンサートは困難になりました。 自分の思い通りに弾けない自分にどれだけ苦しんだでしょうか。 それを思うと胸が張り裂けそうです。 完璧なコンサートが困難になり、かなり批判的な意見があったと思います。 本当に悲しいです。 病気にならなければ、もっともっと、私達に感動を与えてくれたでしょう! 私は毎日、ワイセンベルクの映像や音楽を聴いて、感動しています! ワイセンベルクさん、 あなたの音楽にどれだけ勇気をもらったでしょう! ありがとうございます! あなたの芸術は生涯私の心の中にいます。 安らかに。
ワイセンベルクのピアノと共にあなた様のコメントに感動致します。 完全に独立し、思いを全て伝えるよう訓練された指から出る音、素晴らしいです！ 早くに病気になられたこと、本当に残念でしたね…
返信ありがとうございます。 私は高3の時に、初めてワイセンベルクさんのコンサートを聴き、大ファンになり、上京してからもワイセンベルクさんが来日公演すると何回も行って感動していました。 それなのに、田舎に帰って生活に追われ、すっかりワイセンベルクさんから離れてしまったのです。たまにＣＤを聴いてはいましたが。 たまたま、ブーニンのカムバックの放送を見て、ワイセンベルクさんを思い出したのです! そして何と、30年もパーキンソン病と闘い、2012年に亡くなっていたのです😢それからは、ワイセンベルクさんの情報やＣＤ、DVDを集めて毎日聴いて涙を流しています。 本当に後悔しています。 毎日ワイセンベルクさんの演奏を聴いてご冥福を祈っています。
そうだったのですね… 私は自分のピアノのお手本として40年くらい前にレコードを買っていただけだったのですが、 それでも何も知らずにショックでした。 それだけ好きだった人なら、さぞかしショックが大きかったであろうとお察しいたします。 でも死後、また思い出して自分の音楽で感動してもらうことは、音楽家としてのワイセンベルクさんが考えていた、何よりの喜びではないかと思います！
心温まる返信ありがとうございます。 あなたのお言葉に救われました😢 本当にありがとうございました。
美しい! なんて美しいメロディとピアノの音色でしょうか！涙が出そうです。 ワイセンベルクさんの柔らかな指から、透明な美しいピアノの音色が流れます。 ワイセンベルクさんの情熱的で美しいピアノの音色と解釈が大好きです。
ワイセンベルクさんの美しいピアノの音と感性、テクニック、すべてが大好きです! あなたが亡くなって、11年経ちました。 私は寂しくてたまりません。 どれだけあなたの音楽に勇気をもらったでしょう。 あなたの遺した芸術を生涯忘れる事はありません。 ワイセンベルクさんはいつも私の心の中にいます!
このビデオでワイセンベルクさんの意外な姿を見ることが出来ました。 ありがとうございます。 18歳の時に初めてコンサートを聴いてから、ワイセンベルクの大ファンになりました。 たくさんの感動ありがとうございます。 遠出をしてコンサートを聴きに行った時は一緒に腕を組んで写真撮りました。 また、クリスマスカードを送ったら、直筆で返事を送ってくれました。 それは48年たった今でも私の宝物です。 あなたの音楽に出会えた事に感謝します。 安らかにお眠りください。 いつまでもあなたの音楽を愛します。
Thank you so much for uploading this gem film. I am deeply moved. I am also grateful to the guy who recognized young boy’s sublime talents and helped AW to escape to Istanbul.
❤️💐
Un immense musicien à la fois humain et plein de sagesse ❤️🌹
Mr Alexis rip.. we love you .. ibrenember your Ddbussy Chopin Bach
Alexis we love you @@@ rip
we love Weissenberg❤
Orobia can you please upload the full AW concert performance of the Schumann Etudes? Looked everywhere cannot find a lead. Thanks.
Doesn’t the pianist play the last ‘dum-da-da-dum’ with the orchestra? I noticed he didn’t.
Er war einer der ganz großen Pianisten, sein Spiel wird unvergesslich bleiben.......
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cette musique a été diffusée pendant la soirée inaugurale d'Antenne 2 le 6 Janvier 1975.
Gracias.
The most difficult concert in the history
What is the name of the piece at 00:00 it is too beautifull
Bramhs : intermezo op 118 no2
このインターメッツオは知らなかった。
This is NOT Weissenberg!
Non ha il Suono di ARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI ma adoro Waissemberg e' un Leone della tastiera
He was the best, an inspiration ...
The more I listen to Weissenberg, the more I fall under the spell of his enormous talent and extraordinary musical interpretation. I would like to reference another comment that I read about Weissenberg as "a pianist for a sophisticated listener" (wish I said it first). I remember listening to him at two live concerts in Sofia that I was lucky to get tickets. Remembering him seven years after his death, we should keep the memory of him and his artistry as fresh as are the memories of those two concerts. Thank you ororbia for uploading this clip.
A wonderful, and memorable tribute. Thank you so much.
Weissenberg was a prodigy of technique and feeling, made everything he played recognisable. No other had such "steely fingers", natural easiness to play and sensitivity. It is said he was not a pianist for everybody : don't know, but we, the ones who like him, like him as no one else. Fantastic, fabulous musician he was.
まったく同感です。ワイセンベルクさんほど素晴らしいピアニストはいません。 いつまでもワイセンベルクさんを忘れません。
What a magnificent pianist. Thank God we have recordings. Bravo.
Petit détail : Alexis Weissenberg est né le 26.07. 1929.
Who's the wonderful soprano???
Beyond perfection. Pristine.
す ば ら し い (⌒‐⌒
すみません。どなたか日本語訳をお願いできませんでしょうか？
Beautiful film! Thank you! Can anybody tell me who the singer is?
Whio is the soprano in Schubert's "Seligkeit"? So beautiful.....
Alex was a character, no doubt about that. Not my favourite pianist by any means, but always fascinating to listen to. Good talker with interesting ideas, too.
yeah, his technique is amazing, listen to his Rachmaninov sonata no. 2 just amazes me. but sadly, his style somehow is outdated by a newer generation pianists, who, ever since the immergence of Pollini and others in the 70s, completely redefine the piano playing as we are acclimated today, that is more precision and loyal to the score. but anyway he was a phenomenon. and this video is a real treasure
At 7:45 what's the name of this sonata and the compositor, it's for my student!! Thank you so very much!!
Thank you for whatching. Nocturne nº20, in C-sharp minor, "Posthumous"
Chopin, of course :)
He speaks wisely and sensitively, i prefer his speech to his playing, but the Rach 3 excerpt sounds better than most of his recorded attempts; possibly he's more comfortable with Bulgarian musicians in this repertoire. I like his jazzy arrangements as plo by M-A Hamelin.
This is a phenomenal unique recording of the Bulgarian National TV (1983) with the phenomenal conductor Emil Tchakarov (9 June 1948 in Burgas, Bulgaria; died 4 August 1991) a disciple of Herbert Von Karajan.
a labour of love , dear Orobia. Thank you so much.
Thank's very very much for your kindly words.
Weissenberg is speaking French; the subtitles are Italian and I'm an English speaker who's very interested in knowing what Weissenberg is saying about the Rachmaninoff 3rd Concerto. What a horrible predicament to be in!
+J Joe Townley The video is subtitled
george sotiriou Yes, subtitled in Italian. I speak English. LOL
+J Joe Townley How dare you LOL me? Just kidding. Hit the settings button and choose English.
george sotiriou oh, you're kidding. Really? Thanks so much. Sorry about the Lol. It was more to myself for not being smart enough to learn Italian. :-)
george sotiriou Just watched it in English. What a pianist! And what an intellect! So much wisdom there. Merci Boucoupe! Grazi, grazi, grazi!
MAIS, MON DIEU, BLACK WALLS? DARK FLOOR, BLACK SHIRT. LOOKS LIKE A SEANCE FOR BRINGING BACK THE DEAD. VERY NEGATIVE, THIS SURPRISES ME AS HE IS SUCH AN ELECTRIC FIGURE.
Born into a Jewish family in Bulgaria, Sofia, Weissenberg began taking piano lessons at the age of three
An outstanding, but often overlooked pianist. He had great technique and incredible feeling and artistry.
thank you very much for whatching!!