Xiaoyu Liu: Prokofiev - Sonata No 7 in B-flat Major, Op. 83 at the 2017 Rubinstein Competition
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2017
- Xiaoyu Liu performs Prokofiev's Sonata No 7 in B-flat Major, Op. 83 at the Arthur Rubinstein Piano Master Competition (April 2017, Tel Aviv).
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Omg, he is the Winner of 18th Chopin competition !!!!!! Bravissimo!!!!!
Very musical and nuanced performance. This pianist understands how to create a soundscape. One of the best performances of this sonata ive ever heard.
It's a great Prokofiev! His control, style, taste are incredible.
0:28 1st movement
9:08 2nd movement
15:57 3rd movement
Xiaoyu Liu is blessed with great artistry and taste - and we are blessed that he will thrill classical music lovers in the years to come!
He is doing it veeery well
@@manoelbragheroli won the Chopin 18th competition in 2021!🙌🙌🙏✝️
Tks, I know and watched all his stages
I love this performance.
Idk why CZcams put an ad during the playing. It literally made my heart shocked. They need to change this
Communicative, evocative, you name it - he's got it❤
genius
Holy shit why are there so many disparaging comments here. It's a beautiful piece and an amazing pianist.
Wonderful playing.
Magnifico, um virtuose naturalmente, parabens, obrigado por postar.
Wygrał konkurs chopinowski w Warszawie .bez wątpienia Mistrz klawiatury. Virtuose.
リウのプロコフィエフは流れ星のようでお願い事したくなる❤
Wonderful performance, completely ruined by two ads stuck in the middle of the music.
Adblock Plus is free. Geez, how many times have I had to tell people this.... 🙄
I’m sure this is a wonderful performance. Ironically, Rubinstein himself (to my knowledge) ever played this work. He probably had met Prokofiev at least once. Maybe not. (Rubinstein spoke Russian).
But he did not particularly care for this Russian composer’s music.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
PLEASE ,, PLEASE ,, PLEASE ,,, For heaven's sake, "CZcams", you may break any subject to put an Ad, but NOT in the middle of a classical work of music, these works are composed and designed to be a continuous and connected work, any break through will completely destroy and damage the WHOLE work, you can never get yourself in the mood again to proceed listening,, What you are doing is a work of SABOTAGE and Vandalism,,, You should be more civilized than that...
Get Adblock Plus. It's free. Problem solved. Don't waste your time shouting at CZcams. CZcams doesn't give a shit about classical music, or any art for that matter.
Je suis encore libre
夜空みたい🌌
4:33
5:10
5:40
6:19
7:00
8:15
Did he finally win the Rubinstein Competition?
No!
He just son the Chopin competition!
@@serenacanino3379 Lo so Serena...mi domandavo come potesse non aver vinto il Rubinstein...
@@rodolfobonucci9756 Yes, I totally agree with you after listening to all his performance at the 2017 Rubinstein Competition. His Kapustin was a phenomenal.
He placed 4th prize of the Rubinstein competition in 2017.
Nothing mre can be said about this as far as it is an aspect of complete chaos. It particularly sounds like a child playing notes randomly on the piano in an admitted rhythmic style. But since there is a complete abence of anything acoustical in music it is an embarrasing smear. Only the ending has any merit whatsoever.
Are you talking about the piece or his playing? The piece is nicknamed 'Tank Attack'. Perhaps do a bit of research on it and you'll know why it sounds like 'complete chaos'.
This has to be the most ignorant comment I've seen on a classical video on youtube
Average execution. Nothing outstanding.
Then you know nothing about the piano…
Amazing touch, he brings new colors to that sonata and he plays with a great virtuosity 🌞💯🎵🎶💥
This is one of the most difficult pieces in all of the piano repertoire. The fact that he made it through with no major mistakes is a miracle in itself. Even the great Glenn Gould struggled with it and fudged the ending badly. It's here on youtube if you want to see a really poor interpretation of this piece.
@@patrickbellini8286 This is the kind of response that carries no weight. Make an argument, not a dismissive comment.
Well played ordered chaos. Not much more can be said of this. It is a waste of time and enegy to play something that is nothing more than refined junk.
Maybe for you. It is a masterpiece for me and many others. Listen wider if possible.