Lang Lang - Debussy: Suite bergamasque, L.75: III. Clair de lune
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- Lang Lang - Debussy: Suite bergamasque, L.75 3.Clair de lune
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Lang Lang wowed tourists in the ‘City of Love’ on Valentine’s Day 2019 as he gave a unique album launch concert in Paris on a boat cruising along the Seine, performing pieces from his new album, Piano Book, such as the French classic ‘Clair de lune’ by Claude Debussy.
With ‘Piano Book’, Lang Lang goes back to his first love - to the pieces that made him want to become a musician in the first place. “I dedicate this album to my wonderful piano students and all my friends around the world who love the piano as much as I do.” Rediscovering the most popular and accessible pieces written for learners and lovers of the piano, this album is a journey of inspiration, of discovery, fantasy and learning. ‘Piano Book’ gathers together many of the miniatures that generations of amateur pianists have grown up with. Lang Lang holds them in the highest regard, believing them to be classics in their own right. He wants to encourage piano students across the world to fully appreciate them.
Enjoy the video of this famous poetic piece along the landmarks of Paris by night.
Produced by Christopher Alder
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Video Director: Anthony Forestier
Video Director: Donat Lefebvre
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How do you like Lang Lang's Piano Book?
Me I'm fans
Not as good as his brother Short Short's book :)
In fairness it's a good attempt, but I felt it was not great.
Brava 👏 👏
Love. It.
@@barath4545 short short? Oh...
imagine being able to sail around in your yacht at night to play debussy on your Steinway
right through Paris too!!
Now that’s a dream I’d wish for
The cold reality I dont have neither a yacht even a boat nor a Steinway had pulled me out of this illusion relentlessly, so sad.
Haha a rich person’s hobby. Would be nice lmao
wouldn't the moisture mess with the piano wood and rust the strings?
usually people hate on lang lang for how fast he plays, now he plays this slow and everyone loses their mind.
they're all wrong no matter what they say most of the time lol.
As long as he spends a piece of his soul playing it, it's fine. Either listening or watching the gentleness & precision of his touch, it's evident. I guess it's not just placebo, the difference of execution, the investment, is having an effect on us, like it or not. Though that's just a dazzled opinion of a pleb, utterly unrelated to the classical musical world & instrument playing.
As for as Lang Lang - Even a blind hen sometimes finds a grain of corn :D :D :D
The new Bach playing. Bach was blind, and yet how he manages to play this whole piece almost blindfolded 👏👏👏. I mean Lang Lang
No matter what and who hates Lang Lang for how fast or slow he is, they’re all wrong 🥳🥳🥳
literally to the 1% that reads this, may your life be full of happiness, prosperity
and LOVE and may ALL your dreams come true, have an awesome day 🌞
thank you for the note. i'm the 1%
@@vivianl7875 🌞
Wish you the same! The same to you!
This piece is way better with slow tempo change my mind
Nope, you're absolutely right. You usually hear this played at a tempo that is more let's say solar than lunar. Night time under the moon is supposed to be quiet, peaceful, mystical. That's how Lang Lang makes it sound here.
I won't. You're comment says the truth ^^
Agreed!
Bro why Eren is here
Everybody's gangsta until Clair de Lune comes on
im dead bruh XD
Yep
Everybody gangsta until Paganini's no.4 etude comes on
@Yuudachi poi Paganini's etude no.4 is played by Liszt only lol(on piano)
So true.
It’s perfect. He plays it slow but not lazily, instead brightly, clear and colourfully. The melody changes are very smooth as well. I hope he starts playing chopin’s nocturnes.
You sound like attending symphonies is part of your lifestyle. Very cultured.
@@vanessapierce231I bet his farts smell like roses
This is easily the best interpretation of this piece I’ve ever heard. You can’t just play what’s written, you have to make the piano sing.
Aclator, wonderfully said!
Legendary
And he's got his eyes closed the whole time😂 brilliant!!!
Slow down, speed up, get real quiet suddenly, then back up - all for no apparent reason. It's just melodramatic crap.
He basically butchers one of the most beautiful pieces ever written.
I completely agree. He butchered it so bad. I've heard some great performances by amateurs on youtube that are leagues ahead of this one.@@chrislinhares7311
This is the most smooth interpretation I have ever listened to, its like a steady stream flow of water, it even seems like you don't know whats coming next after each note, eventhough you have heard it hundreds of times, some people play it section for section and you can clearly distinguish the transitions, which makes it not so smooth to listen to and just feels like text book playing, but Lang Langs takes it to a whole different level.
This piece has always reminded me of water as much as it does of moonlight. Lang Lang conveys that fluid quality so beautifully.
you clearly got the point. 100% agree
YES! Thanks GenericOpinion. Exactly how I found this interpretation. Just magic!
thank youuu
There's so much space in this piece for artistical interpretation and articulation and so many different takes on it. Lang Lang's is one of the slower interpretations, but really magical and alluring ❤️
Love how it was filmed in Paris, it gives the piece a nostalgic feeling and the way it blends with Lang Lang’s interpretation, it was very nice and delicate..
Jenina Pascua it’s also where Debussy isfrom
And also in the night, on a lake! This is what Debussy “intended” to do. Perfect spot!
Good "marketing" product !!
@@alexyang817 It's not on a lake. It's on a polluted river that runs through the bridges of the city. And a city is not at all what Debussy had in mind when he composed this. Fauns are creatures of the pastoral--the countryside.
Exactly, so true!
I was listening to this on a rainy, my house was completely dark, no lights at all, all windows open, and for some reason the mix of sounds between this masterpiece and the rain, just made it perfecto, to the point that I actually had tears running down my face. I wished I could've listen to my grandfather, when he was trying to teach me the piano.
That is sad yet beautiful
I hate comments like this.
Like yeah? What do u want? What are we supposed to do?? You just want clout and its pathetic
@@nadeemlo it everything okay at home?
@@nadeemlo nigga , stop tryna be special
He gave you this memory as a gift! :)
I just love the fact that Lang Lang is such a special pianist and interpreter. Whenever you click on a rendition by him you know you can expect very unpredictable and unique things
I don't think that there are many classical piano pieces like this one which transport me 100% of the time to an entirely different world upon listening to it.
I feel your display of joy.
Interesting how his choice to play this with a very slow tempo allows him to add some ghost notes. I've never heard anyone interpret this piece that way before.
Hi, could you perhaps explain to me what ghost notes are?
@@Powerslider it's a note that's played so lightly that it's almost not there. He adds them to "accent" the musical phrases and runs that are in the score. It's something you hear jazz pianists do a lot, so it makes sense, since they say Debussy is the father of jazz :)
@@AndrewSowerby Thank you that explains it all!
If you listen closely to his interpretation of Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue, he adds a few embellishments that are remarkable as well.
Could you indicate me an example of a ghost note? I wasn't able to identify one.
Moved me to tears. I was walking into the room to wake my teenage daughter up when I heard this rendition. I felt like this composition and Lang Lang’s superb interpretation together best represents the depth of inexpressible love I have for her.
That makes me ... slightly jealous. ;-D Having "attracted," successfully, the collective indifference of the Female of the Species in its entirety, I am, always have been, and (at this advanced stage of my life) am likely to remain "my only child." Treasure that daughter!
Warm Regards and Best Wishes,
@Kenngo1969
There’s only music for that love
Your daughter just wants to be left alone trust me
@@jimhalpert9898 Everyone wants and needs to be loved, Sir, no matter how much anyone might protest otherwise outwardly.
Your comment moved me to tears! Beautiful.
Ça me met les larmes aux yeux tant c’est beau !
Debussy est mon compositeur préféré et Lang Lang l’interprète à merveille
Du pur bonheur pour commencer le week-end automnal
Merci 🙏
Sandra
Merci.
This is, without doubt, the finest interpretation of Debussy’s Clair de Lune I have ever experienced. Lang Lang takes us to the stars the moon and back with him and his Steinway on a boat on the river in Paris. Very, very special indeed. His playing is out of this universe.
Sheer heaven on earth.
If I were playing Debussy while sailing the Seine at night, I would definitely take my time to play it.
Y the world would take notice.
Almost fell asleep. Not because I'm bored. It's because Claire de lune well played is so calming.
My Dad used to play this a lot, so I can’t help but think of him whenever I hear it. I’m pretty sure he would’ve loved this stunning interpretation. Thank you, sir.
mary beth
from rdr2
In no way do I wish to minimize very real pain and loss. I'm sure those feelings are very keen. That said, " ... would have ..."? I'll "see" your "would have" and raise it to a "does." Your mileage varies, perhaps, but those we love and lose (at least for a time) are simply elsewhere, in another realm, not easily perceived by mortal human beings. I encourage you to hold out hope, one day, for a glorious reunion. It may seem as though it will not come soon enough, but I believe it will come. Again, I encourage you to hold onto that hope. Condolences on your loss.
All the Best,
-@Kenngo1969
R.I.P 😔
@@Kenngo1969 oh I know I’ll see him again!!!
I know nothing of classical music. Pianos. Composers. Etc. I came across this in complete curiosity, and because I saw some of his other stuff. And this piece completely brought me to tears. Happy feel good tears. Absolutely beautiful. 👏🏽
Congratulations^o^. This is one of the most touching pieces in the world of classical music.
Music is universal like that, and Lang Lang brings it to a broader audience, which is great!
@@cyc20976 he’s passionate as well! It definitely helps get into the mood and feel it all better
I would like to think that this is the best version I have ever heard. You play the whole piece in a restrained manner, but I don't feel a sense of there being a hurry that's being slowed. It's like the pace of nature, a flower opening to greet the light. The beauty keeps increasing, and even at the end, the beauty remains in my memory.
Thank you, sir, for your excellent presentation of such a beautiful passage!
My dad passed away on April 10th. One of my best memories with him was he and I FINALLY going to see Victor Borge in concert. I will never hear Clair De Lune without thinking of my Dad..........rest his wonderful soul.
DAD, I MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!!
There are musicians, then there are artists, then someone comes along and transcends both. This performance falls into those I group into my "This is how heaven will sound" category.
Astounding.
Thank you for this.
Your comment brings true insight. Merci.
Amen, Mr. Russell. Amen. ;-D
Warm Regards and Best Wishes,
-@Kenngo1969
My favourite piece in history, preformed by my favourite pianist = my little slice of pure joy, love, heaven, and bliss ❤️
Perfectly said. Amen.
A melody is so large ,soft ,gentle ,colorful ! He paint this music in most pastel colours!!!! I love him very .much ! He is wo derful pianist!!!!!
It would be a dream to hear Lang Lang live. He effortlessly finds a language, story, art and emotion in every piece he touches. A superb presentation of Paris and a timeless classic. This man can heal the soul.
I'm sure he values your comment. An emotional doctor of sorts. A piece well needed when this planet is heavily stressed.
this couldn't be any more perfect. this will always be my preferred interpretation of this piece for as long as i live.. thank you Lang Lang
Totally agree...
Same
You are so spot on :-)
i wish i could become friends with all of you/: you guys just get me...
Pues no.
This moves me to tears. My partner of 23 years passed away two weeks ago and it was one of his favorites also. Best interpretation ever heard. Lang Lang is truly a gifted artist!
Beautiful comment! I pray that God would comfort and bless you in this time!
@@gabzdt I also had it played at my Husbands funeral one of his favorites.
I shall shed some tears for you while listening to your partner's favourite song. Tumultuous times we live in
I am so, so, sorry to hear of the passing of Your Beloved. While there is no way that I, having successfully "attracted" the indifference of the Fair Gender in its entirety, ever could understand your loss, nevertheless, I invite you to hold out hope, one day, for A Glorious Reunion, with many evenings to come of relishing "Claire de Lune." True, it may seem as though it cannot possibly come soon enough. Perhaps it may seem as though never will it come. But it will come.
All the Best, With My Deepest Condolences,
-@Kenngo1969
Great taste in music your partner had.
Perfect..absolutely perfect !! One of the most beautiful performances I've ever heard
Grazie, maestro.
Lang Lang's interpretation of Claire De Lune was smooth and calm like the river he was going through.
Cute, enjoyable comment.
Perfect. The video of Paris reminds me of the day I was there with my wife walking on the bank of that river in a cold winter. Lovely place, romantic music.
he can use his perfect skills to interpret the music in any way he likes. This is a masterpiece of performance, full of emotion. I am sure he can interpret the same music in a brand new way. He is THE pianist.
I believe it is his soul which brings us delight, the piano keys are merely the outlet.
@@vanessapierce231 this is a rare comment that actually made me reflect about performances and interpretation. Maybe more than insight into the piece we get a glimpse into Lang Lang himself
I play this glistening moonsong by actual moonlight. Especially when the full moon fills the room with silver spirit. And I always imagine Claude on the night he wrote this piece. What a night it must have been. What a night it still is. Lang Lang is there, very obviously.
Carl Rachel very poetic description, exactly what is missed in today’s normal life!!!
@@jetbrown3085 Jet, I thank you, sincerely. I fear we are being deliberately led away from the higher vibrations of true reality. We are being mired in the low vibes of an illusion that does not leave room for sparkling moonlight. That is why I return to the well and listen to this recording and so many others like it. Thank you. What you say makes you a partner in awareness.
@@carlorachel fam write a book
He wrote the piece to complement with a poem (same name). It’s about an old France high society dancehall with fancy people. A happy place, but people aren’t happy in it. It creates a complex emotional suspense beautifully transcribed by Lang Lang.
@@8ballpaul "The while they celebrate in minor strain, Triumphant love, effective enterprise, They have an air of knowing all is in vain..." Quite sad, isn't it? To be so blessed but so separated from that through which true value springs. The dulcet harmonies Debussy offers as he paints a vision to be remembered also give hope that minor is merely major waiting for its moment.
Lang caresses the keys with so much love, so tender making the music flows.
Talk about romantic....absolutely mesmerizing😢. If I had one wish before I die......I close my eyes while I listen to this over and over and over......beautiful is an understatement.❤
The people that have disliked this interpretation have serious problems dealing with almost... perfection.Please stop listening with your eyes.
well said. i prefer this interpretation over the many on youtube its prefect for me
well said.
yes, people who hate his interpretation are listening with their eyes.
I don,t dislike it. but have you heard the interpration of Debussy himself on a record?(Very )much faster. This is in some parts too slow.even it is Lang Lang.
From fiery young genius to mellowed perfectionist the many facets of brilliance and a beautiful soul! Thank you Lang Lang for all the golden hours spent listening to you.
What other masterpieces do you consider his best y I will follow thru if info is provided.
His rendering of Clair de Lune is absolutely magnificent
Technicité, sensibilité, musicalité, merci Lang lang de nous offrir cette très belle promenade impressioniste.
Tres Bien.
my favorite versions of this are always on the slower side. The cascade of notes just sounds so much more dreamy and whimsical to me. Excellent job, hypnotic.
You are very descriptive y creative in nature. An enjoyable comment.
What a masterpiece! Not only the music itself bout also the way LL interpreted
Hey, save some credit for Mr. Debussy
@@alexyang817 haha nice one
I totally agree.
So delicate, you just sense the power in the song. My Mother used to play this and I know I will cry at it's playing when she's gone.
So sweet!
:(
My mom just passed earlier this month. I listened to this to "feel" her - she loved this. Appreciate her....
Awww, your Mother...how sweet...Claire de Lune is such a nostalgic piece..💋
So director mine.
Every time I listen to this, it always bright back memories when my wife and I walked along the river bank in Paris in that cold winter.
... how could we reach perfection like this video ? Debussy's music, and perfect Lang Lang's play, perfect harmony between music and images of the beautiful Paris by night ... my heart is in heaven when I wide open my ears and my eyes....
Best to listen to this with eyes closed. No distraction from what it is: Sublime.
*sigh* When you have the hiccups... 😔
If eyes are shutt you are at half a loss. Paris in the moonlight is divine.
By far the best version of this piece. Strong sound when appropriate, but the most delicate and graceful soft isn’t over done
Those who played this just know how magical this interpretation is
The most beautiful interpretation of Claire de lune I have ever heard. Absolutely exquisite and marvelous!
i listened to this last night while going to sleep and i felt like i was so free, gliding over the ocean and looking at my reflection. extraordinary playing.
Where are you from, I dig your fantasy. Pleasant.
2:39 this transition is absolutely masterful
I agreee
Yeah
OMG yesss!!! ❤️
Just like walking in the clouds
I think Lang Lang said in one of the interviews that Clair de Lune is one of his favorite pieces. When asked why he answered that it contained such longing, so vivid and so deep. But somehow his interpretation makes me think not about the moon but the sea, the waves flashing the beach over and over again. It's so beautiful it makes me long for death in some way.
Agreed. I hear the swell and breath of the sea. The randomness of it as well.. I think it’s why his interpretation is so unique.. he lets the swell control the dynamic of the music. He’s just along for the ride.
@@n.s.3410 yessir
the moon has a close connection to water because: It influences the tides
Don't long for death, but rather long for life. So, that in life you can see many more fine performances under Lang Lang y his assosiates. God gave you life day, embrace it y seek out what life has to offer on a daily basis.
"It makes me long for death ..." As much as I understand that sentiment (As more and more of the people closest to me depart this realm for the next, I can't help but wonder, Alas!, why am *I* here, still???), "work in this mortal garden, we must," for as long as our sojourn shall last. Questions are inevitable, and, believe me, I have myriad questions. (Fervently, I hope the answers will come ... someday.) But as much as it might seem that despair thrusts itself inexorably upon me, while questions are inevitable, I have learned that despair and hope are CHOICES. I encourage you to choose hope.
Warm Regards and Best Wishes,
-@Kenngo1969
Just Beautiful.Thank you. 🙂👍
This is my favorite version of the song I can find on CZcams. There's restraint and suspense, which then highlights the faster, louder parts. It's much more up and down, emotionally to my ears than other versions.
He's so good!
Bite you tongue, not good but great. Love sent with good intent. Enjoy the rest of your day.
The ripples, the reverberation of notes, and the shimmering overtones paints such a romantic image of Paris and sounds of the river.
You made me laugh y yes I carry a comic nature. I was thinking what could be washed up on an American shore rather than our lovely Paris. Good day. J te beni.
i have no idea how to explain this piece, the fluidity and beauty is simply out of this mundanity, literally makes me tearing up for how delicate and rare this is. Well done Lang Lang
Man. Lang Lang gets criticized for his seemingly exaggerated hand movement and facial expression, but he is truly one of the best pianists of our times. I am glad he made a remarkable comeback after his injury. I can't wait to see him back in a concert hall.
For what I have seen, it is above all that he has interpreted and massacred certain pieces which, however, are not the most demanding... But that does not mean that everything is to be thrown away with him like what some can say, the proof here.
Injury? As if he is some athlete. If you get injured playing the piano, then you must be doing something terribly wrong. This is the record company trying to profit (once again) from contrived garbage - since they found a show-off who wants to be a star.
@@chrislinhares7311 don't know what the heck an idiom is? Seems like you're uneducated. Who hurt you? Why do you even need to write a bunch of crap comments in this video? If you don't like this then watch a version you like. You can't say we fell for this commercial crap, everyone have different taste. No one's right, no one's wrong.
You wrote literally 5 crap comments in this EXACT SAME VIDEO. Oh my gosh what's wrong with you dude? I can't even say you're a human. You don't consider how others who like this version feel after reading your comment. You don't even like those emotional stops. Are you even a sentient being???
The tempo is to be savored.
lol
This is the most making sense performance of clair de lune that exists... the number one is really a special musician . . . .
Lang Lang is now my favorite pianist. I can't explain how I felt while listening how did he interpretated this piece. How many memories. How many emotions while the beautiful parisian landscape was passing by.
His interpretation was mesmerizing from the bone to flesh❤️
Wonderfully put.
When this was over, I felt as if I were waking up from a dream. Beautiful.
i know right!
I absolutely LOVE this rendition!!!!! Might be the best i've ever heard! Thank you Lang Lang. So poetic, so lyrical. All the time in the world. Wow....
We are the Lang fan club.
Qué maravillosa interpretación. ¡Qué sensibilidad!
What a great touch and sound. Wonderful piano and magic playing. Lovely, extremely lovely.
I am not a piano fan. But, this piece is in a surprising class all by itself. In a strange sense, I do not consider it piano but love y beauty, romance y art.
This so far the smoothest Clair de lune I've ever heard
This is the best performance of Clair de lune I have ever heard in my life so far. I lost my mind and my soul went straight in to meditation listening to it, dreaming though wide awake.
Apparently you haven't heard this guy play it!!!!! czcams.com/video/U3u4pQ4WKOk/video.html
@@josephferguson3680 i personally still think this is better. Music is personal taste theres no right or wrong.
Watch Simon Dinnerstein play Clair de Lune.
@@hugocunha8353 im fine
@@josephferguson3680 saw Seong Cho playing this few weekx ago and I'm still floating...
Es la interpretación más hermosa que he escuchado.
Muy Bonita.
A Chinese master playing a work from a french master and recorded on a german label. There is hope for this world yet!
Beautiful music has no boundaries. 👍
On an American piano as well.
this is the best Clair de Lune I have ever heard. fantastic touch.
Thanks DG
Just had to find the full version after hearing the music box on the movie Seven Years In Tibet. I also recall it from the movie Oceans 11 starring George Clooney. This is where I heard it first at the end with the water fountains. It just moved me to tears. Such a symbolic piece of composed music is simplicity, serenity and joy. This is a joy to listen to and performed by this talented pianist with absolute passion. Just perfect! Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Lang Lang growed up and changed a lot. People felt “He was just talented”. But now people he is talented and also on the way to be better and better, finally to be great
This song resonates with me to my core! So gorgeous!! The passion, the highs and lows of life, yet beauty exists, our souls soar!! Love 💕
Bravo pour la prestation et la performance ! Douceur et romantisme sont au rendez-vous au Clair de Lune pour un voyage musical, la grande classe !
one day i will walk through paris hand in hand with the love of my life thinking bout nothing but her and this song.
I second that thought :-).
oh my gosh you just wanna keep listening and watching
best with headphones
As many have said you've heard it a thousand times before but this interpitation is by far the best I've ever heard and will be my preferred rendition for a long time. It's smoothness and tempo are just superb LL thank you this shows your greatness.
This just gave me goosebumps throughout the entirety of this rendition. There are lot of really great performances out there, but this just really hits me. This rendition is like a dream, but no ordinary dream, not your ordinary dream that you could possibly think of. The way that he uses the pedal here to create some wet effect to bring out those layers of color whilst keeping that voicing intact and well put. This is just out of this world, just as how I literally imagined it to sound like. Hands down to the Maestro.
Beautifully played... A touch too slow I felt at first but after listening to it again, I felt the interpretation is just right and in the most awesome of all places ... Bravo!!!!
I love the way Lang Lang plays, and I find his life story to be as compelling as his playing. In this piece, I particularly enjoyed his ability to depict through the piano the highlights and movement of the water.
Is their a biography out on his life.
It’s crazy how he plays it so smoothly with all of his emotions towards the piano...
I used to play this Piece a lot but this is literally on the next level
Each artist brings to the table their own slice of creativity. I bet you could take any piece y adopt it as your own I create a hit. No where is it written that limits are applied in giving creative y well thought out love to a somber world. You are a success. God created you y you have unlimited potential. Remember you are a planned individual. Rise up in your talents for this is your season for existence, to serve in Love.
Wow. This is the best performance of Claire De Lune I've ever heard
Agree
This is the best piano version. Wanna hear a harp. Look up AmyTurk imagine if they played this at same time together
Try listening to Rousseau, I guarantee you like his better
@@thebowinarrow8398 if you think rosseaus rendition is better you’re high bro.
@@chickenman9059 your words inspire me to listen to Lang Lang’s performance with a careful ear, I will get back to you
What a experience, i can't get enough of it, i love it
Me too!
Best Clair de Lune on the whole Internet :'(
My fav was Seong jin-cho, but this man make me move...
Others lack the emotion that Lang Lang has, the ability to make us feel it with him! He has always been my no.1 and will continue to be! Though, I do like listening to others like Seongjin, also Nobuyuki Tsjii, best three at present, for me!
My favorite is SeongJin Cho as well, and I’m glad that I listened to this Lang Lang version. These are my best twos
also the kathia Buniathshvilli’s one is really good
Lang Lang is really good, but Seong-Jin Cho is still my favourite.
Paul Barton on the Furich Piano is another incredible performance!
Everything is put together so well in an unreal level of perfection. The river, the scene, serenity, boat, river, his expression, recording, video... Just thinking of the fact that what is videotaped here actually happened in the real world makes me feel satisfied.
I really enjoyed your comment.
I want this played at my funeral. It's just so moving too me.
La poesía , la ejecución impresionante
La visual armonía.
Crean arte puro
Me gusta tu comentario.
Such a wonderful playing, brilliant interpretation. Lang Lang is the best.
I’m not a fan of Lang Lang, but this piece touches my heart so deeply, best interpretation ever. Thanks.
Die beste Version dieses Stückes hat Lang Lang gespielt....Phenomenal!
Definitely my favorite piece at the moment. It really just calms my mind amid the chaos and dismay around us all and gives me a moment to just get lost in the music itself. Great performance
Высочайшее исполнение , браво ! Ощущение , что звуки мерцают , дрожат в воздухе ...
Are you of Russia. To Russia with love, should it apply.
This music and PARIS is oh so beautiful together!
I would spend my days of quiet joy in Paris with this piece of Clare de Lune next (2022) autumn days, if God would grant me and my loved one!
ooohhhhh FINALLY someone who plays this the right way!!! everyone else is always too fast. love this
John Tesh (believe it or not) also has a quite lovely interpretation of Clair. I stumbled upon it on his album 'John Tesh Presents Classical Music for an Intimate Mood.'
No, try Barenboim in 2021 and Kissin about same period, they all three are on the same klan!
listen to debussy himself playing it, it's pretty fast
Magnifique rêve sur l'eau, en images et transmis par vos mains de poète au piano.
Haven’t heard this in years.Its more beautiful than ever.How delicate Lang Lang’s way of playing this offers the lister to enjoy .
Es absolutamente maravilloso. Si que existe la perfección la excelencia y el poder de la música.
05:36 that masterful sharp note gently snapped me back to this place! BRAVO 🎉❤
Since his hand injury, he has changed - for the better. Everything he played before the accident was a "Lang Lang show", with extra gestures that distracted, stylistically questionable rubatos and tempos, and power and speed over musicianship. This performance is refreshing. I close my eyes and I hear the music, not the musician. I applaud his new approach.
His hand must have cost a million dollars..
I think he’s always been capable, especially when recording
I totally agree with you. I used to avoid his playing. Moving and all distracting and that. Now it's much better. It's purely music, like the notes asking his fingers to move so they could bounce out to make the sound and the music.
What happened to his hand?
Nothings changed with his playing... still the same tho
Its not about what you play..its about the way you play it, that's because he is the worlds'number one..
Is your opinion not everybody...
He and Volodos ;)
@@RamonAlfonsoOMAR 1 of the number 1's
@@RamonAlfonsoOMAR if you’re going by pure technical skill he is objectively speaking likely the greatest of our time obviously with the exception of people like Horowitz and Cziffra broadly speaking. However currently living he is the most technically sound on the planet. Musically I love him hit but that’s subjective. His skill is unrivaled though.
PERFECTION !!!!! Thank you so much, Lang Lang !!!