I will never forget when he came to our conservatory for a masterclass. In the end he played the slow movement from Rachmaninoff's first piano sonata. A phone started ringing halfway through. Trifonov stopped playing, angrily stared at the audience - then reached into his pocket and turned it off.
When i will go to his concert the next time, i certainly will announce by the hall radio: mr. Trifonov is kindly requested to silence his personal phone during his concert, thank you. 😂
I love how his reaction to the “do you watch your neighbors through the window” question turned from a concerned look into a “how did you know” after he mentioned he sometimes does
Here is an interesting fact: Trifonov performed John Cage's 4′33″ as an encore, and was live on medici tv in 2019. Don't know if you have that clip but it was quite interesting.
You have nothing to worry about! No matter how much you practice, you won’t end up like him! People like him come once every couple of generations! You’re safe in your mediocrity!
The piano world seens very fickle to me. Comment boxes suggest the fans have already moved on to other younger pianists they consider ‘the greatest ever’, and weirdly, ‘gods’. Opera lovers are much more loyal to the old (really old) and critical of the new.
I think that both the new and the old are equally appreciated. While the first one I’m has the excitement of novelty and of seeing in real time the development of great pianists, the other has more reverence towards the “legends”. In fact, older pianists such as Horowitz, Zymerman, Pogorelich, Gabrieli, Arrai etc. are known by most pianists today and are recognised as some of the greatest to ever live.
Here are two excellent misunderstandings from close caption CZcams: "If you move your wrist up and down gently, you can play a beautiful shop and doctor [ she said "Chopin Nocturne"] "Once you learn how to read notes, the most important piece to play is Fur Release by Lubbock Van Beethoven"
Trifonov's TE's WERE absolute. But now it is equaled by Yunchan. Trifonov is still the master of expression. But Yunchan's technique is even more mind boggling!
not much time for anything else, that's ok, I mean, he's fully committed and that's cool, perhaps that's why he's so good at playing the piano. If it's a passion your spending your time on, time becomes irrelevant, you don't feel hunger, thirst, boredom, or the need to do anything else. It's being in the zone, and fully committed to one thing, trying to be the best at that single thing. It's being exceptionally good at something, and the interviewer asking this question shows signs of mediocracy just like the standard person who can't excel at anything but merely do their jobs to put food on the table. Unexceptionals interviewing exceptional people basically.
A year later, but to qualify someone asking somebody else if they do anything else to unwind mentally/emotionally as being pedestrian is more telling about the state of your own emotional intelligence. Sad, really.
Nothing wrong with being a nerd. Being a nerd is something one should strive for. Why wouldn’t you want to be intelligent and absolutely passionate for sciences , music , arts, literature?
I will never forget when he came to our conservatory for a masterclass. In the end he played the slow movement from Rachmaninoff's first piano sonata. A phone started ringing halfway through. Trifonov stopped playing, angrily stared at the audience - then reached into his pocket and turned it off.
lol what a chad
lmao, so the ringing phone was actually his?
@@irisce2799 Maybe he had somebody else's phone in his pocket, idk. But I suppose it was his :P
That's hilarious
When i will go to his concert the next time, i certainly will announce by the hall radio: mr. Trifonov is kindly requested to silence his personal phone during his concert, thank you. 😂
I love that each pianist in these videos is a whole mood
I love how his reaction to the “do you watch your neighbors through the window” question turned from a concerned look into a “how did you know” after he mentioned he sometimes does
1:32 ☂️ 😂
I remember Trifonov saying he even practices in the bathtub. I think it’s for these moments.
This guy went from an awkward middle schooler to a gangster😭
Here is an interesting fact: Trifonov performed John Cage's 4′33″ as an encore, and was live on medici tv in 2019. Don't know if you have that clip but it was quite interesting.
Whaaat?! That would've been great to see 🤣
I practice 4’33” furiously, relentlessly, but I will never come close to Trifonov’s subtle and overwhelming mastery of the piece.
czcams.com/video/F_xNwxcCxHM/video.html
@@weis1869 By the end, he is drenched in sweat.
0:29 trifonov is so weird omg lol
I almost did not recognise him with the beard there 💀
You know the name of the piece??? Edit: typo
@@fuckthisshit504 I second
@@fuckthisshit504 maybe it's Ligeti (just a guess)
@@fuckthisshit504 Prokofiev sarcasm op.17 no.3
I really like how you insert yourself into these videos; not only do we have a rare glimpse of classical memes but it has a personal touch to it.
... Pan Úžasný ... básník klavíru ... 🤍🕊️ ... Děkuji Vám Daniil Trifonov 🕊️
My favorite series on YT rn. Love the stuff, keep it up!
Watch from 1:02 with subtitles on...
This is gold lmao.
Bro is so sweaty he could moonlight as a COD Warzone 2 player.
YESSSS I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Kissin: Hold my lithium.
You’re literally the best friend I never had 😂 you have the same humor and interest as I do. Like how is this possible !!!!
I need to stop practising before I end up like him.
Wait! Here's my down vote. Go sit at the piano at once!
@@jackiepike1466 I can feel my hair getting greasier just making my way to the piano. :(
@@wuwupiano ha, ha! I can imagine
That’s a bold claim mate.
You have nothing to worry about! No matter how much you practice, you won’t end up like him! People like him come once every couple of generations! You’re safe in your mediocrity!
This is pure gold!
These videos are hilarious! I need more!!
So glad you enjoy them! :)
He is amazing
Trifonov is the protagonist
Jajajaja genial!!! Ya esperaba un nuevo video!!!
This was hilarious! Subbed!
This is amazing :,)
The piano world seens very fickle to me. Comment boxes suggest the fans have already moved on to other younger pianists they consider ‘the greatest ever’, and weirdly, ‘gods’. Opera lovers are much more loyal to the old (really old) and critical of the new.
I think that both the new and the old are equally appreciated. While the first one I’m has the excitement of novelty and of seeing in real time the development of great pianists, the other has more reverence towards the “legends”.
In fact, older pianists such as Horowitz, Zymerman, Pogorelich, Gabrieli, Arrai etc. are known by most pianists today and are recognised as some of the greatest to ever live.
Excessive attachment to the "old" is what makes classical music die.
Oh, and criticism of the new is good, is it?
I'd love to see one of these for Kissin!
Here’s one: czcams.com/video/wu6Vj-H-hSI/video.html
czcams.com/video/wu6Vj-H-hSI/video.html
He's a serious nigga
It exists on another Chanel
Yessss I love this video series! Too funny
Lol I love your videos this is so bomb
1:08 I didn't expect anya to be in this video
That killed me lmao 0:36
Wonderful!
Great series why not considering part 2 of langlang being langlang with ossia cadenza in it
0:15 I love his weirdness 😂
Me too a true genius. 😂🎉
yessss finally :D
You should try one with Glenn Gould hehe
At 1:06 if you watch with captions there's a funny misunderstanding. Many penis instead of many pianists... I need to get out more 🤣
Here are two excellent misunderstandings from close caption CZcams:
"If you move your wrist up and down gently, you can play a beautiful shop and doctor [ she said "Chopin Nocturne"]
"Once you learn how to read notes, the most important piece to play is Fur Release by Lubbock Van Beethoven"
Next glenn gould
The Totoro 😂
his Liszt transcendental etudes are gold lol
Trifonov's TE's WERE absolute. But now it is equaled by Yunchan. Trifonov is still the master of expression. But Yunchan's technique is even more mind boggling!
@@trifonovfan9819 different personalities, I love them both! Trifonov for Liszt etudes and yunchan for rach 3 and Beethoven personally
He really reminds me of kissin
Come onnnnn 😂😂😂
Can you pls do a vid like this about Glenn Gould Piergiorgio 🙏🥺
not much time for anything else, that's ok, I mean, he's fully committed and that's cool, perhaps that's why he's so good at playing the piano. If it's a passion your spending your time on, time becomes irrelevant, you don't feel hunger, thirst, boredom, or the need to do anything else. It's being in the zone, and fully committed to one thing, trying to be the best at that single thing. It's being exceptionally good at something, and the interviewer asking this question shows signs of mediocracy just like the standard person who can't excel at anything but merely do their jobs to put food on the table. Unexceptionals interviewing exceptional people basically.
A year later, but to qualify someone asking somebody else if they do anything else to unwind mentally/emotionally as being pedestrian is more telling about the state of your own emotional intelligence. Sad, really.
Cool!)
Lol what's with Russian school teachers telling their students how nerdy they are? That would sooo not go down well here in Australia.
Nothing wrong with being a nerd. Being a nerd is something one should strive for. Why wouldn’t you want to be intelligent and absolutely passionate for sciences , music , arts, literature?
이분도 멋지다 👍
Pleaseee do Evgeny Kissin's!!
Glenn Gould was also out of his friggin mind.
Gould was an intellectual.
Daniil is NOT.
I also went to Gnesin school - and was taught piano by a descendant of Beethoven.
Next, Klaus Makela if you haven't aleady.
Does anyone know where the first clip is from?
was the dinosaur a t-rex?
What is the song/ movement at 1:07 please!?
Chopin piano concerto 1
3 movement
He kind of look like Robert Pattinson, doesn't he?
He looks like my uncle even though Daniil is close to my age. Feels weird lol
What concerto was that??
What was the piece with the arpeggios and an orchestra ?
Chopin Concerto in E Minor, 3rd movement, 2010 Chopin Competition
Where’s the sweating at the piano clip from? :D
liszt b minor sonata
Time stamps plz
What's the performance here ? 1:26
Thx
liszt b minor sonata
What is the performance at 1:26?
I realize it's Liszt's Bb sonata, but I can't find it available on CZcams
1:47-1:50
valentina lisitsa when
피아노 건반 사이에 땀 들어가도 괜찮은가?? 청소 가능?
🤩🎶🎶🎶. 🇮🇷 🖐️
😆
What is he playing at 0:18?
Chopin prelude e minor
@@evanding4732 thanks
I thought I know every classical piece but what is 1:07??
The finale of Chopin's 1st piano concerto. Maybe 4 minutes before the end in most performances.
@@DarkblueRadiance Ohh, thank you! Haven't listened to that one for years
You know what the one at around 20 sec in is?
@@markushansen6464 Yep, it's Chopin's Prelude in e minor :)
1:07 whats the piece called?
Chopin piano concerto n°1 (third mvt)
What's the piece at 0:19?
Chopin prelude Op 28 n 4
1:15 “do you evr watch your neighbughs through da weentr”
Why does this guy keep perspiring when he plays? I’ve played loads of Liszt and I’m never like that.
Emotion can heat the body up to extremes. Check out bbking or others
He also might have hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)