Maurizio Pollini - The 2nd Stage of "The 6th International Chopin Piano Competition" (1960.3.4)
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- Frédéric Chopin
24 Préludes, Op. 28
[0:00] 2. in A minor, Lento
[2:20] 8. in F-sharp minor, Molto agitato
[4:11] 24. in D minor, Allegro appassionato
12 Études, Op. 10
[6:34] 10. in A-flat major, Vivace assai
12 Études, Op. 25
[8:46] 10. in B minor, Allegro con fuoco - [9:36] Lento - [12:27] Tempo I
3 Mazurkas, Op. 50
[12:58] 3. in C-sharp minor, Moderato
4 Mazurkas, Op. 33
[17:50] 3. in C major, Semplice
3 Mazurkas, Op. 59
[19:40] 3. in F-sharp minor, Vivace
Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 35
[22:40] 1. Grave - Doppio movimento
[29:55] 2. Scherzo - [31:07] Più lento - [33:58] Tempo I
[35:43] 3. Marche funèbre: Lento
[42:46] 4. Finale: Presto
Maurizio Pollini, piano
March 4, 1960
Warsaw, National Philharmonic Hall
(This performance was given at the 2nd stage of "The 6th International Chopin Piano Competition".)
* In his initial application he announced a slightly different program: "12 Études, Op. 25 - 5. in E minor" instead of "12 Études, Op. 10 - 10. in A-flat major", "12 Études, Op. 25 - 12. in C minor" instead of "12 Études, Op. 25 - 10. in B minor", and "4 Mazurkas, Op. 30 - 3. in D-flat major" instead of "4 Mazurkas, Op. 33 - 3. in C major".
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Frédéric Chopin
24 Préludes, Op. 28
[0:00] 2. in A minor, Lento
[2:20] 8. in F-sharp minor, Molto agitato
[4:11] 24. in D minor, Allegro appassionato
12 Études, Op. 10
[6:34] 10. in A-flat major, Vivace assai
12 Études, Op. 25
[8:46] 10. in B minor, Allegro con fuoco - [9:36] Lento - [12:27] Tempo I
3 Mazurkas, Op. 50
[12:58] 3. in C-sharp minor, Moderato
4 Mazurkas, Op. 33
[17:50] 3. in C major, Semplice
3 Mazurkas, Op. 59
[19:40] 3. in F-sharp minor, Vivace
Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 35
[22:40] 1. Grave - Doppio movimento
[29:55] 2. Scherzo - [31:07] Più lento - [33:58] Tempo I
[35:43] 3. Marche funèbre: Lento
[42:46] 4. Finale: Presto
Maurizio Pollini, piano
March 4, 1960
Warsaw, National Philharmonic Hall
(This performance was given at the 2nd stage of "The 6th International Chopin Piano Competition".)
* In his initial application he announced a slightly different program: "12 Études, Op. 25 - 5. in E minor" instead of "12 Études, Op. 10 - 10. in A-flat major", "12 Études, Op. 25 - 12. in C minor" instead of "12 Études, Op. 25 - 10. in B minor", and "4 Mazurkas, Op. 30 - 3. in D-flat major" instead of "4 Mazurkas, Op. 33 - 3. in C major".
Beauty and perfection of his playing : at 18, he was already among the greatest ...
So glad to have found this. RIP Pollini.
Not only with impeccable techniques, but also reaches very high standard of artistry at his only 18 years old.
Happy 79th birthday to maestro Maurizio Pollini, the greatest of all time! 🎉
Yes, he is very possibly the finest pianist who ever lived.
Possibly but not necessary, it’s all quite subjective!
@@loveispatient0808 Possibly, possibly
RIP maestro Pollini
More colorful beautiful piano sound than Pollini=Wilhelm Kempff Emil Gilels Radu Lupu Artur Rubinstein Vladimir Ashkenazy Grigory Sokolov! More genius than Pollini=Sviatoslav Richter Solomon Cutner Grigory Sokolov! More powerful louder than Pollini=Mikhail Pletnev( Prokofiev piano concerto no 1 by Pletnev!) The Second Loudest was Lazar Berman! The 3rd Loudest was Erwin Nyiregyhazi! Horowitz his technique better than Pollini's technique!!
Such fabulous mature playing at such a young age! Wonderful. R.I.P maestro.
Thank you for posting this, and for giving the program and the timing. It is a delight to find this video.
You posted this and researched it as a birthday tribute to Maestro Pollini -- ! That makes it even more special.
Yes, I wanted to congratulate our Maestro in a slightly different way! 🥰
@@junkumazawa5578 is this official ahdio from cd?
I was dying to hear his Prelude No. 24 of the competition
È nato tutto intero, come Minerva dalla testa di Giove. Tecnicamente mostruoso (le doppie terze dell'ultimo preludio, una mitragliatrice!), interpretativamente anche di più. Bellissima la foto, ci ricorda cos'era la musica in quelle sale che traboccavano di pubblico.
un commento molto bello...belle parole
Inimitable MP. Heard several times in Chicago. Chatted with him also. Fun chat. (Amateur pianist, myself). Heard a younger Pollini perform the Boulez ps 2 with such skill, and he shaped the form so that this difficult composition actually made sense to my ears.
I've read many times that Pollini at this age was actually superior to the artist he became a few years later--the extremely cautious perfectionist who was actually a bit dull. Now I hear it. In fact, if I didn't know this was Pollini I honestly wouldn't recognize him. His tone is even different, better than later
Really ????🤣🤣🤣
I disagree. You, for sure, have never heard Pollini live.
@@thepianocornertpcAh. You were at the Chopin competition? Look, Pollini was a great pianist. However, when I think to myself "Who would I like to hear playing this piece?" I don't think of Pollini. I'm not the only person who criticized him for being a perfectionist at the expense of expression. If you want flawless playing with beautiful tone and impeccable musicianship then ABM is the pianist. I think Pollini did have an unusually large repertoire. Many pianists with stratospheric reputations didn't actually have large repertoires.
I agree with MarkSmith. I really like his playing at this very young age of 18. Later his playing got dry, cold and computer like. I also heard him play live in Carnegie Hall in 1976. I mention that because some have said live performances were very different from studio recordings.
@@marksmith3947 Ok.
Absolutely incredible playing.
RIP
Thanks for your sharing ❤
Исполнение Поллини всегда потрясает❤меня
Perfection.
Thank You!! Please... what does it mean “At the time he entered ... he was to perform...”?
It means that the programs were changed after applying. Is there a better expression?
@@junkumazawa5578You could write: "In his initial application he announced a slightly different program: "12 Études, Op. 25 - 5. in E minor" instead of....." etc. Anyway, thank you for this amazing upload. His playing here is phenomenal.
@@vladislavadelkhanov7552 Thank you so much for your advice! It’s very helpful, and I have changed the sentences now. Thank you again! 😂
Los estudie s8n perfeccionar los. aunque le di dos vueltas a los estudios. Op25 y 10.
rip mastero
Te extrañe. 🇮🇷☝️🥉
20+22
これがポリーニ？若い。まるで別人ですね・・・・
１９４２年生まれの１８歳。年齢の割には、演奏はもちろん、見た目も成熟していると思います。
私が足掛け１５年に渉るウィーン資料研究滞在中に生演奏で接したポリーニは当時５０代。頭髪も薄くなりかけていて、既に老境の域に差し掛かっているように見えました。演奏も。
Este preludio ,solo estudie porque no me dieron mis dedos.
Not the best quality
What a stupid comment.
Yes, what a stupid comment
I think he meant the audio quality, though this is still terribly wrong. It's amazing for a 60's recording
@@henrigaziel2002 IT'S A NOTE for myself and anyone else that wants to play this video as background somewhere. But thanks for the nastiness.
@@benzandpour It’s a note for myself too.
Pollini is a great pianist but not a legend, there are many better pianists than him.
His Chopin Etude album is the gold standard and bible for many pianists