Evgeny Kissin plays Shostakovich Piano Concerto no. 1, op. 35 - video 1986
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- Evgeny Kissin playing Shostakovich's Piano Concerto no. 1, op. 35, with the Moscow Virtuosi under Vladimir Spivakov, live in Moscow on 27 April 1986. They encored the last part of the concerto. Timing below. The trumpet player is Vladimir Kafelnikov, the Stephen Fry lookalike who was so memorable in Mravinsky's Shostakovich sym 8. In this video you can see Kissin's teacher, Anna Pavlovna Kantor, at the start and later before the encore when Kissin leans down to kiss her. In a recent interview he said this about her:
'There is one thing that I do know, however, something that Mrs. Kantor taught me much later on. I didn't realize it at the time, I must say, but I realized it much later in conversation: Mrs. Kantor never played herself during her lessons. She never voluntarily played piano, for me or her other students. In studio classes, she never demonstrated herself what she expected from us, simply because she didn't want us to mimic her. Mrs. Kantor only used verbal cues. Her teaching was entirely passed on through speech. And everyone, every single student, kept their own demeanor, their particular manner. Regarding this last point, I knew - and I knew this even at the time - that this was not necessarily the case in other schools.......Absolutely. I was very lucky.'
05:50 - Shostakovich Piano Concerto no. 1, op. 35
30:20 - encore
Евгений Кисин - Дмитрий Шостакович - Концерт для фортепиано с оркестром № 1 - Владимир Спиваков - Виртуозы Москвы - Владимир Кафельников - Hudba
Small angel for the piano...Adore Evgeny
how is it even possible for a 15yo teenager to play and master at this? a genius and a miracle.
Behind every genius of a man there is a saint of a woman.......I’d love to meet his teacher, she is very wise and extremely intelligent I’m sure they have shared many moments of joy together.
How I miss the 80’s. A special decade.
I really want to be his friend
peter maguire me too
Thats a very bizarre thought hes only a 👦.
@@robertflynn6686 he is an adult. He lives in the same city as me. He is an inspiration to many pianists. Wasn't refering to being his friend when he was a boy. Cheez. What the hell?.
@@Petermaguire3684 pardon my English. I was referring to something in the "past perfect future " tense. Recall your responding to a vid from1986 not now. It triggered off your thought which you expressed now in the perfect future of the past as shown in the video. One could not know what he's like today if that 🤔 video is the only fact I knew. I don't know . Did you ever honestly express this same statement based on watching a current vid?? I wonder why this video triggered of that desire. The mind plays its tricks on us.
ADGO, thanks SO much for bringing us this (IMO) historic performance. Both soloists were incredibly dynamic...and performed with great nuance. The orchestra, and Maestro Spivakov were sensational. Look closely and you'll see Mr Kafelnikov smile wryly as Master Kissin takes the 3rd movement cadenza...due to the unbelievable tempo set by Mr Kissin..triple tonguing indeed! As to that cadenza...IMO, perhaps the best on the tube, even mightier than the great Martha. If I have one tiny little performance niggle, it would be at 20:12. My preference is for the pianist to be the accompanist..softer obligato style, while the orchestra..especially the 1st violins (and 2nd harmonizing) carry what I call the "mysterioso"...those marvelous chord changes, and the 1st violins impassioned for that little gem of a section. HNo matter. All else was fantastic Shostakovich.
Yes, Kissin's impetuousness (beautifully judged) was later replaced by the mature...and thoughtful Kissin. But why quibble. Here, and other early 90's recordings show THAT Kissin. Later, we get the great classical romantic..his Rachmaninoff Concerto #2 is pure Kissin...both of them. And it's here on CZcams. Be safe everyone.
What a genius! His whole brain consists of music.
You are exactly correct. He BECOMES the piano !
The moment with his teacher...priceless
Да!!❤
Thank you for uploading this precious video. Brilliant!
Шостакович как композитор - это музыкальный гений 20 века и исполнение его концентра - просто гениально, тем более таким молодым исполнителем! Спасибо авторам, кто сохранил эту запись с 1980 годов до наших дней.
amazing as al Shostakovich works and beautifull played by young Kisin
E' commovente, e' stupendo, e' meraviglioso, e' un prodigio.
Non ho parole per esprimere la mía emozione ascoltandolo.
Assistere ai suoi concerti e' un regalo per lo spirito.
Mi sento una privileggiata per averlo potuto vedere e applaudirlo varie volte.
Thanks for posting this. Very beautiful. 15:30 always gets me... Shostakovich was a very very great artist.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THIS BOY GENIUS I HOPE THIS IS A LOT CLEARER.nO QUESTION HE IS A VIRTUOSO THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL CONCERTO. i WISH KISSIN WILL BE ABLE TO PLAY THIS IN ONE OF HIS CONCERTS IN THE FUTURE
+Zinnia Milburn I too wish to hear Kissin play this in the near future, also concerto 2 which I don't believe he has ever recorded or performed?
An angel sent to this Earth to let us mortals know how the piano should be played.
God bless Kissin!!!!!!!!!!!
There is no 'WHY' here what is the question there is no question just the recognition of this outstanding one of a kind prodigy at his age to perform such fit compared to other prodigies his age .
A genius plays genius and Spivakov is so young.. Spivakov is talking about Kissin, his playing intuition, him being at the stage when he started thinking and analizing his playing, his Chopin like lyricism his humble demeanor and Schubert like phrazing.and last but not least, he plays with his soul
Fascinating, as the only video that has been known in West to my knowledge was the one with Sitkovetsky conducting. WOW
Awesome! He is genius.
mr. spinvakov!! and young evgeny! 👍
何度聴いても凄すぎます。しかもすごく可愛い❗🎶✌️
i wish there is a translation in English because I would enjoy what he was saying about the genius Kissin in this performance I enjoy as much performance from the time he was very young to the present age. do not question this or that he is an artist and they can change their interpretation according to what he sees fit . HE is the best no question about it.
I agree he is the best young and now ( he is still young)
Zinnia Milburn ol
Zinnia Milburn Learn Russian.
Брависсимо Шостаковичу,Кисину,Кафельникову и оркестру!
Bravo
I agree .He is miracle‼️
Magnificent pianist!
Comments on CZcams about musicians like Kissin are simply hilarious. Kissin and others are out there DOING it while their critics couldn’t play their way out of a paper bag. Add to that the haughty, holier-than-thou, snobbish pablum spewed by these unknown ‘experts’ and you want to vomit. That these people exist is an affront to humanity.
I don't see anyone criticising Kissin. On my channel everyone is praising him.
I guess you haven’t read the post by @Justin Glick above. Total rubbish by an irrelevant nothing.
Yeah you have a point. Kissin's style has changed, though as a friend of mine says, he seems to have gotten much better recently (better in the sense of coming out of a slump or change).
Lawrence Krupp 6
Evidently none of you lot out there has heard me playing the euphonium...
Genius
I saw him in Latvia, Dzinati/Jurmala in the hotel for the Union of Painting Artists of USSR (дом отдыха художников Союза Художников СССР в Дзинтари, Юрмала). he was there with his parents.
This is a miracle.
He is miracle and too cute😍💖
MARAVILLA..GRAXIEEE
Emocionante maravilhoso
wow
Yes He is miracle🎶👌😊
凄すぎます‼️神童の名にふさわしい❗
2nd movement - 11:25
5:54 is a good place to start.
music starts at 5:54
何度も聴いています。もはや、奇跡的、すごすぎ‼️😉👍🎶
By God he does look like Stephen Fry, hehe.
No one plays better than Shostakovich himself.
but he composes rubbish for the piano just scales and noise and kiddies sounds i can't bear it
And kissin must have a dedicated hair stylist lol
I believe Shastakovich played cat and mouse with the Soviet 'authorities' years earlier. He must have won, somehow. Otherwise, could a conductor and orchestra, and Kissin, play Shastakovich in public, in Moscow, in 1986, when the Soviets were still in power?
I think the USSR during Stalin and after him are two different things.
@@vladimirmihajlovic2485 Judging from your name, I say you probably know lots more what went on in the U.S.S.R. back then, than I know or think I know. Maybe Stalin was lots more severe than Gorbechev(sp?) or even Breshnev(sp?), but it was still the same basic regime, communism, bad. I've never been to Russia or the U.S.S.R. Never experienced it. Only heard and read about it, from the U.S.A. But, am I wrong? I doubt it. Please enlighten me if I'm wrong.
Put down your instruments, leave.
I came up with this idea after listening Kissin”s performance.
Kissin was one of the greatest young pianists ever. He had certainly achieved more than Horowitz had at age 16. Unfortunately, after his Carnegie Hall debut he began a gradual decline in performance level. He completely changed his style of play, slowing down tempos to sound mature, and using an obnoxious amount of vibrato. He seems to have felt pressure to keep growing as a pianist, when he just went in the wrong direction. He could have been one of the all time greats.
+Justin Glick Kissin is not my favourite pianist, but I suggest you watch the video of him playing the Chopin Etudes in Moscow that I uploaded. It's from a few years ago and is phenomenal.
+Justin Glick I meant "rubato" not "vibrato".
I do not like his carnegie hall debut performance. it just doesn't seem sound great .. when he was younger,, was just better..
Justin Glick
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I JUST DO NOT "GET" SHOSTAKOVICH - IN FACT I HATE HIM ALMOST AS MUCH AS BARTOK !!!
MY ONLY CONSOLATION WITH THIS GARBAGE IS THAT IT IS A PART OF KISSIN, SO I IMAGINE IT IS A PART OF WHAT MAKES HIM THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME WHEN IT COMES TO PLAYING REAL MUSIC !!!
Your loss!
I love Bartok's music almost as much as Shostakovich's.
I get your Bartok but Shosti? He's so wonderful! Symphony #8 anyone?
Try bartok's solo violin sonata, for his music for celeste, piano and strings.
What a bottomless comment.