Zoltán Kocsis' Recital at La Roque d'Anthéron (Part 4/7; Kurtág)

Phenomenal Hungarian pianist Zoltán Kocsis' extraordinary piano recital at La Roque d'Anthéron on 29/06/2002.
The program:
Part 1: Beethoven - Piano sonata No. 27 in E minor, op. 90
Part 2: Schubert - Piano sonata No. 7 in E minor, D.566
Part 3: Bartók - Piano sonata, Sz. 80
Part 4: Kurtág - Játékok (részletek) (Games (excerpts))
Prelúdium és valcer C-ben (Prelude and Waltz in C)
Felhangjáték (Playing with Overtones (4))
Virág az ember (Flowers We Are, Frail Flowers)
Keringő (Waltz)
Perpetuum mobile on glissandi only
...és mégegyszer: Virág az ember (...And Once More: Flowers We Are...)
...a csillag is virág... (...Flowers Also the Stars)
Hommage á Petrovics
Hommage á Szervánszky: Csend (Silence)
Csomók (Knots (2))
Verés (Beating)
Sirató (Dirge (2))
Antifona fiszben (Antiphony in F sharp)
Korál - Rajeczky Benjamin 80. születésnapjára (Chorale for Benjamin Rajeczky's 80th birthday)
Hommage á Ferenc Farkas (2): Foszlányok egy kolinda emlékképből (Scarps of a Colinda Melody)
Part 5: Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5 in E minor, S.244
Liszt - Les Jeux d'eau á la Villa d'Este, S.163 No. 4
Part 6: Liszt - Sunt lacrymae rerum, S.163 No. 5
Liszt - Csárdás Macabre, S.224
Part 7: Bartók - Gyerekeknek, Sz. 42 (részletek) (For children (Excerpts)
)
No. 1: Játszó gyermekek (Children at Play)
No. 2: Gyermekdal (Children's Song)
No. 3: Quasi adagio
No. 4: Párnatánc (Pillow Dance)
No. 5: Játék (Game)
No. 10: Gyermektánc (Children's Dance)
No. 13: Ballada (Ballade)
No. 14: Allegretto
No. 15: Allegro moderato
No. 18: Katonadal (Solider's Song)
No. 20: Bordal (Drinking Song)
No. 21: Allegro robostu

[@Soytu19]

Me as someone who tries to see himself in the piano (make my own melodies) i can perfectly understand this composer. The strange necessity of confusion in one's music, not making a clear music. It needs confusion for some reason. That's why i love Bartók so much, he is the perfect combination between confusion and clarity.

[@ADGO]

beautiful, challenging and original. Just fantastic. And Kocsis is great as always

[@NOSEhow2LIV]

One of the great performance classics! How to give full theatrical effect with minimum props - i mean notes, and fantastic tonal variety and control. Most riveting to see it again; what an artist, and a great program.

[@MegaPianogenius]

yes great the first time i particularly enjoyed the sense of this part the moodiness playfulness and sheer musicality of the modal shifts and expression in the pianoforte

[@BernardoAroztegui]

Fenomenal!!!!!!!!

[@kontrapunkti]

Wonderful!

[@Paulimacca]

Yes
I love it

[@antcol8]

YESyesyes! Thank you!

[@DeadLoryk98]

Anynone knows where to find the sheet for that chorale? (at around 10:05) Haven't had any luck with google and similar

[@doovud]

@MegaGraffy Melyik élő magyar zeneszerző műveit játsszák a legtöbbet manapság? Véletlenül nem Kurtág György az illető?

[@cikibli]

01:48 an ant on the keyboards!

[@MegaPianogenius]

2,30 i'd like him to try and play that on my piano he would break his fingers its an old upright

[@LouisRBotos]

Ki kíváncsi rá? Nézze meg jobban a statisztikákat!

[@MrCapacitors]

hahaha

[@ga199337]

prelude and waltz in C major hahaha

[@nunoareia27]

ga199337 not "c major", just "in C" :D