Yuja Wang plays Prokofiev Concerto No. 2 in G minor Op.16

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Yuja Wang plays Prokofiev Concerto No. 2 in G minor Op.16 with Berliner Philharmoniker conducted by Paavo Järvi.
TIMELINE
00:00 I. Andantino - Allegretto (Cadenza 5:22)
11:23 II. Scherzo. Vivace
13:54 III. Intermezzo. Allegro moderato
20:45 IV. Finale. Allegro tempestoso

[@stephanemetens9810]

An absolutely moving interpretation of this concerto, certainly one of the most important pieces in the entire history of music. This work requires not only exceptional technical mastery, but also an understanding of the message Prokofiev wanted to convey. Yuna Wang's interpretation is absolutely fabulous, transporting us all into Prokofiev's celestial universe. Her technique, phrasing and conception of the work are perfect, and thanks to her masterly performance, we can enjoy a moment of listening that brings us closer to God.

[@Sora-rm2fq]

This music is a monumental achievement of human civilization. Just unbelievable.

[@tomestubbs]

She turns pearls into gold with her interpretations. Yuja is an artist unequaled in many respects, a power house.

[@soebredden]

Devastating beuaty !!! It is unbelievabel that such a event can take place - I would have been shaken to my very bones had I been there. The composer the pianis ( She is astonishing in her presense ! t the conductor the orchestra ! Wouw!

[@dawlypaul60]

It has happened. I am in love. The first movement is beyond. Extraordinary and completely unexpected. I love Rachmaninov and Scriabin but this is outside of their convention. Wonderful.

[@s.c.1494]

Amazing brilliance!! Absolutely breathtaking❣️😅. Still awestruck every time by her magic after listening all these years.🙀🤯

[@rue6914]

Thanks! Original was deleted

[@The1963pete]

It sounds as if she's really appreciating this music. I'll be looking out for a CD, and 🙏 she visits London BBC Proms 2024 to play some Prokofiev

[@lepaintre123]

🥰❤❤❤

[@user-jx7np9cz4l]

偉大。

[@andre1214g]

Unfortunately, the tutti entrance after the Cadenza was too loud and covered the piano notes. A pity, because Miss Wang's rendition, though a little too fast (in my humble opinion), was remarkable.