It’s amazing that a Chinese woman from a different culture can feel European music a with instinctive understanding yet other eastern cultures do not so much.
It is like Yuja connects to the composer emotionally directly through the keys, just like he or she wrote it. It isn’t an interpretation but as if the composer is playing their own compositions. She is making love to those piano keys. All I can hope for is that someday she will play in Seattle.
What a wonderful interview. Arie Vardi is so warm and an amazing musician himself. I met Yuja in 2008 and she is exactly what you see here. Genuine, humble and funny. She is a pianistic treasure.
I like the way Wang comes across here: friendly, confident, open. Interviewer treats her like a machine-play this, play that. Can you play faster than Martha?
The interviewer i believe himself is a musician too. But his questions are just so basic and awkward for yuja to answer. “Can you play faster than Martha Argerich?”…….
His questions sound so dumb 💀💀 He wants to hear her play "faster than Martha" and "do some Chinese magic" (like lots of people), but where is the music?? He never really talks about music, which is quite annoying...
![Yuja Wang: Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor Op. 18 [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NsqXCO0ADwM/mqdefault.jpg)
It’s amazing that a Chinese woman from a different culture can feel European music a with instinctive understanding yet other eastern cultures do not so much.
Wow - what a combination of the greatest talent, humility, a sense of humor - amazing!
令人驚嘆的鋼琴女王，神乎其技的兩手十指在𨫡盤上飛舞；又單槍匹馬的接洽演出，態度謙虛，風趣幽默，自然大方，可愛的羽佳，令人敬佩，華人之光，祝福妳及您的家人，健康平安幸福快樂❤👌🙏
Yuja is Brilliant,Charming and Adorable I love Her 💘
Welcome to the Club !!!...
Юмор, улыбка, интеллект, речь, игра - всё очаровательно.
It is like Yuja connects to the composer emotionally directly through the keys, just like he or she wrote it. It isn’t an interpretation but as if the composer is playing their own compositions. She is making love to those piano keys. All I can hope for is that someday she will play in Seattle.
Magic Yuja❤
What a wonderful interview. Arie Vardi is so warm and an amazing musician himself. I met Yuja in 2008 and she is exactly what you see here. Genuine, humble and funny. She is a pianistic treasure.
Thank you dear @nick8416... I think something about her: she has a great talent, she's humility and with a sense of humor... and very beautiful.
Yuja is beautiful in every way!
Thankyou so much. Brilliant.
Stunning and fascinating and above all charismatic.
So amazing 😊👍🎶🫶🏻
Smash the big muscles with a short dress. Love it totally true.
נפלאה.
what is the first nd closing piece - please?
I like the way Wang comes across here: friendly, confident, open. Interviewer treats her like a machine-play this, play that. Can you play faster than Martha?
Yuja's sensitivity about her life and her music are eloquent
They connect with.the beauty of her. Outlook on life itself. Jane Thomas
That Man was Out Cold !!..He obviously had an AGENDA !!!....
More than Marttha ever did, . . would be a better question
Then Yuja can say : I don t know
BTW What has speed to do with Love ?
who is the interviewer??
A great musician from Israel in Israel... some years a go.
Arie Vardi
The interviewer i believe himself is a musician too. But his questions are just so basic and awkward for yuja to answer. “Can you play faster than Martha Argerich?”…….
Quién es el viejo verde que lo entrevista ? Fatal ! Ella magnífica !
the conductor of the isrealic phiilharmonic orchsetra…😂
His questions sound so dumb 💀💀 He wants to hear her play "faster than Martha" and "do some Chinese magic" (like lots of people), but where is the music?? He never really talks about music, which is quite annoying...
The strange thing here is that he is a famous piano professor. Maybe he just thought of the audience…
@@alexarroyopianist Does anyone knows the name of the piece they played at the ending of this interview?
Ive found it, nevermind: RAVEL - MOTHER GOOSE SUITE : 3. Laideronnette, Empress of the Pagodas
He also has other in-depth plans. Maybe here he was thinking about the audience
It is a interview for public that is wacting a tv show, not a concert
The interviewer is rather childish
That's Ari...
He is not infantil. It's a tv show!
Fugue because it is a classical form in homage to Bach who wrote the most famous Toccata and Fugues out there... HELLO. Jesus -- lol.