Boris Berezovsky - Transcendental Etudes (Roque d'Antheron 2002)
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2015
- Boris Berezovsky plays all 12 of Liszt's Transcendental Etudes in one sitting. Truly heroic. He deserves an Olympic medal.
"Roque d'Antheron 2002 - Boris Berezovsky
In 2002, the world acclaimed Roque d'Anthéron Piano Festival which takes place in Provence every summer presented a number of young pianists (in addition to well-established names), whose performances were so remarkable that they were worthy of being recorded for posterity. This superb performance by Boris Berezovsky, was filmed in a studio specially conceived in the grounds of the castle to permit sound recording of CD quality and TV filming of the highest standard. - Franz Liszt (1811--1886): 12 Études d'exécution transcendante, S 139 Transcendental Studies: No. 1 Preludio; No. 2 in A minor; No. 3 Paysage; No. 4 Mazeppa; No. 5 Feux follets; No. 6 Vision; No. 7 Eroica; No. 8 Wilde Jagd; No. 9 Ricordanza; No. 10 in F minor "Appassionata"; No. 11 Harmonies du soir; No. 12 Chasse-neige
REPERTOIRE: Liszt: 12 études d'Exécution Transcendante, S139
PERFORMERS: Boris Berezovsky, piano" - Hudba
the most perfect combination of stupendous virtuosity and musicality - the latter so often seems to get lost when the demonstration of virtuosity supersedes the musical contents
No. 1: Preludio (0:16)
No. 2: Fusées (0:59)
No. 3: Paysage (3:12)
No. 4: Mazeppa (6:53)
No. 5: Feux follets (13:02)
No. 6: Vision (16:28)
No. 7: Eroica (21:46)
No. 8: Wilde Jagd (26:04)
No. 9: Ricordanza (30:57)
No. 10: Appassionata (38:48)
No. 11: Harmonies du soir (43:05)
No. 12: Chasse-neige (50:43)
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@@theloganshow3602 no need, there is barely any comments
BRAVO!!!!!
Una interpretazione unica grandiosa definitiva bellissima irripetibile. Grazie per averla postata
Полный восторг!!!
Super!!!!
When you are playing like this, chasse-niege is the hardest as you are extremely tired
Невероятно! Потрясающе! Браво!!! ❤
온몸이 땀에 흥건하게 젖을 정도로 열정적인 연주 대단합니다. Bravo~ !!
I was just listening to Berezovsky do these in Moscow (2009). The camera was so bad that by Ricordanza I had had enough. So I came over here and the camera work is even worse. We should have a rule-book about what cameras can and can't show. This perf. is more spontaneous than that of Moscow.
I was gonna complain of the very lousy camera job too.Don't know why we have to see the camera moving all the time. Why can't it stay still? Why focus on the artist's one eye, his little finger, sweat on his nose and face, his rather hairy arm --when we want to see his hands, arms and maybe face more?? 😢😢😢
Really sad! 😢😮😢😢😢
BUT thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
Is it that bad? focus on the sound if you think so 😂
I think it’s quite good actually, what’s wrong with it? What do you guys think would be best?
Есть выход: закрой глаза и слушай!
А по мне ~так вовсе неплохо. Видна работа Пианиста и его эмоции.
AWESOME 😲👏👏👏
Это потрясающе!!! БРАВО!!!
The silence after 30:32 says everything.
Best performance of No. 8 I've heard.
Etude 1, 2, 3 ...warming up
Taking a break between 3rd and 4th.....REAL SHIT STARTS !!
Оставь свое злословие при себе. Или ты выше Листа?
wow
Still the best Transcendentals, and that's including Yunchan Lim.
N O
1000% nobody plays it the style he does everyone else sounds the same. Too much pedal by the rest of them
There are so many candidates for that distinction, like Bolet, Lazar Berman and of course, Liszt himself!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
이야 마제파 저 속도 저 정확도로 치시는건 현시점에 베레조프스키 저분밖에 없는것 같다
윤찬님도 거의 저정도속도인데 엄청 정확히 치시던대욥 한번보고와보세여 ㅎ
@@BusyLucas 그건 인정합니당 ㅎㅎ
@@BusyLucas yes agree. Raw passion.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤜👏🤛👏
와…. 엄청난 속도네요
Poor guy, he is sweating like hell. Very challenging to play in such a hot room.
48:25 they really need to install a/c
It is played outside
This is his peak? I think so.
This guy is a badass
This is my favourite.
I really liked his Mazeppa but I noticed that for the thirds in the beginning he seems to take the first two thirds in the left hand and then the next four thirds in the right hand. In the score, Liszt, I think, wrote the last two thirds in the left hand meaning that you have to cross the hands. I'm going to try it the way he did it in the video to see if it makes a difference as this piece is unbelievably difficult lol
Why so many dislikes
Because of the cameraman
@@jukeban646 because of the online editor.
@@jukeban646 honestly i quite enjoy it, it brings nice visuals to the music!
Jealousy
Что за педерация
mans absolutely *could not* stop zooming in on bro's nose pimple
리스트세요?
Are his fingers sweating?
Why are the audience clapping? It's totally interrupted to hear
너무 더워보여요.. 만약 공연장 환경이 좋았다면 엄청난 연주를 들을수있지 않았을까 합니다 ㅜ.ㅜ
Борис Березовский~гениальный пианист!
WTF is he even human?
Why do you ask? These pieces are not even near the hardest pieces Liszt wrote
@@Ash1nerTV not about the difficulty of the works but about the brilliance of this performance.
@@Ash1nerTV waiting for yours video of these simple 12 pieces in row (i believe you will achieve it without sweat unlike Boris)
@@user-zu3df8yc3c I wouldn’t sweat like that since im 13, but you might have to wait a while since I only know no 4, no 7 and no 1 🫤
Also my teacher wants me doing Chopin Ètudes Op. 10 right now
@@Ash1nerTV Mazeppa, Chasse-Neige, and Feux Follets are absolutely in the upper realm of difficulty for what Liszt wrote.