The young Zimerman made playing the piano look as natural as breathing. His technique is flawless and his understanding and empathy with Chopin complete.
@@mistermozartx9414 I don't think people clapped because they couldn't hold it anymore. I think it was because many of them didn't know the piece and thought that it was the ending. And it is totally acceptable, many of them might not have heard the piece, because you had to go to concerts to listen to music at that time. We are so lucky to be able to listen to the music we want.
It’s madness how good he was at such a young age. Like proper serious concert pianist good. Incredible that a teenager had the maturity to understand and express music at this level.
This is the best performance of this piece ever. It is so natural. It is just astonishing that Zimerman was only 18 at the time. His fluent ease and relaxation at the piano, his ability to sense just how long to let notes resonate, and his elastic and seemingly limitless virtuosity, are enthralling. If it was possible to have a competition between all the winners of the Chopin competition as they were at the time of their victories, Zimerman would win - easily (and that includes Pollini, Argerich, Ohlsson etc)
cj7ification Not for Krystian Zimerman. I fully agree with James Adams! :D ligueardent Yundi Li just tries to copy Krystian Zimerman but never fully managed to do so! :P
Words are not enough to describe the fascination I feel watching a genius musician playing another genius musician. Amazing. Most of us are just babies compared to them. Thank you for sharing.
yes you know not how to react- cry, shiver, fall in love, kill yourself, despair or simply die in this second. It's like to see a part of god and you know you never will be a part of it. ( His later record is even better (!!!), but you can only hear and cannot see the natuality)
Let's not forget that Mozart was Chopin's favorite. I've always felt that Zimmerman at this competition is how Chopin should be played and how Chopin would want it to sound.
@@Smortnt And during that Chopin-competition, he was quiet a young guy. Listening to him now is like before always a message from somewhere out of this world.
Po tym poznaje się najwybitniejszych pianistów. Iż publiczność tak jak to miało miejsce pod koniec Koncertu e-moll w wykonaniu Blechacza, tak i tu nie wytrzymała aż skończy wykonywać utwór i eksplodowała aplauzem. MISTRZ
Das ist einfach ungla ublich ich finde keine Worte. Das Beste, was menschenmöglich ist. Das kann nur ein gläubiger Mensch schaffen. Es geht nicht nur durch Übung. Man muss von Gott geführt sein, auf Gott vertrauen. Sonst erreicht man das nicht, mit solcher Gelassenheit.
I like this rendition, you know why? Because Zimmerman is one of those rare pianists (along with Sviatoslav Richter) who could seemingly connect whole heartedly with the music they were playing. Meaning, their ego or other intrusive thoughts didn’t get in the way of expressing the music. It’s like playing without thinking about the audience is there. Just you and the music.
As a pianist myself, the only two pianists I listen to when I want inspiration for playing Chopin are Horowitz and Zimerman. Rubinstein, the obvious choice, feels extremely generic to me. The others just rush through everything as if they have a train to catch. Their respective performances of the 4th ballade provide complete commitment to the two ways of approaching the piece, one so creatively thoughtful as to create another world you feel like you're visiting, the other organic and spontaneous and unbelievably cruel. Only Horowitz can play the coda the way it was meant to be played. Zimerman comes close but owns the rest of the piece. If you've heard Zimerman live he makes you see and hear things in pieces you never knew were there to point where you nod your head as if to say "now I understand". He impresses because he continued to evolve. Here he is all talent and exciting showman and already displaying his greatness, but not yet the artist he would become. If you've ever seen Horowitz live, well, nothing can describe. Sorry for posting about VH here. I just can never post one without the other when discussing Chopin. The two sides of a musical personality. I love this video and I can never get enough KZ.
co się stało z tym chłopakiem? Właśnie kupiłem jego nagranie 5 koncertów fortepianowych Beethovena dla Deutsche Grammophon. Owszem, bardzo poprawne wykonanie, wirtuozeria pianisty i niemiecka jakość dźwięku. Ale zdecydowanie wolę Beethovena granego dzisiaj przez Lang Langa i kiedyś przez Vladimira Horowitza
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I've heard people say 'I don't like Zimmerman because his playing is a bit too perfect' ?!?!??!?!?!?!? I'm at loss for words..
Yes there are not words for some one doesn't like a selection that is too perfect!
perfect? how? if he hates him for being perfect, then there are a lot of wrong notes for him to love here,
Christoffer Enfors They are jealous that’s why.
Sometimes he plays with a little too much rubato, but I love it
ohhh yeah
The young Zimerman made playing the piano look as natural as breathing. His technique is flawless and his understanding and empathy with Chopin complete.
Young Zimerman = Young *Chopin* ❤️🎶🇵🇱
Yess, he looks like him so much
Old Zimerman = Chopin
He’s Chopin’s reincarnation
😂😂 I laughed so hard@@baldmista1907
ChopIncarnation
Love how the audience clapped before the piece ended ;)
Usually Its rude to do this But in this Context it seems like the audience cant hold back anymore because it was soo mayestic
@@mistermozartx9414 I don't think people clapped because they couldn't hold it anymore. I think it was because many of them didn't know the piece and thought that it was the ending. And it is totally acceptable, many of them might not have heard the piece, because you had to go to concerts to listen to music at that time. We are so lucky to be able to listen to the music we want.
STYLE
Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.
He is already perfect.......
Chopin, is that your reincarnation playing the piano
@@tangerin_han yes it is
the real chopin wouldn't say that, he would say, not bad but I found, many mistakes in the way you're playing my music!
@@felipevv05 how would you know? Are you Chopin?
And so handsome
Zimerman is a legend. The true Polish spirit is alive in his playing.
Hats off gentlemen, a genius.
Just like schumaunn said to Chopin (I think that’s what you are referring to)
@@bigchungus9740 yes Schumann said that in response to Chopin op 2 varations
3:19 Come on, people.
18 and already a monster of piano
Sandro da Rimini 22 years
18, this video is from the competition
It’s madness how good he was at such a young age. Like proper serious concert pianist good. Incredible that a teenager had the maturity to understand and express music at this level.
OMG'oodness!!! Chopin is surely doing somersaults in the grave. That was incredible.
Brilliant.
Actually a genius
This is the best performance of this piece ever. It is so natural. It is just astonishing that Zimerman was only 18 at the time. His fluent ease and relaxation at the piano, his ability to sense just how long to let notes resonate, and his elastic and seemingly limitless virtuosity, are enthralling. If it was possible to have a competition between all the winners of the Chopin competition as they were at the time of their victories, Zimerman would win - easily (and that includes Pollini, Argerich, Ohlsson etc)
Pollini and Rafal Blechacz will be very difficult to beat.
yundi li's performance at the competition is also amazing
cj7ification Not for Krystian Zimerman. I fully agree with James Adams! :D
ligueardent Yundi Li just tries to copy Krystian Zimerman but never fully managed to do so! :P
Zimerman will come third in my opinion, after Blechacz and Cho
TheTTstudio No way! Bad luck for Blechacz and Cho! Zimerman still wins! :P
My absolute favourite since I first heard it 40 yrs ago! Best interpretation ever!
Did you see it live?!
Dziękujmy Bogu za Chopina i Zimermana.
Little did he know, he would live to become one of the best pianists living today.
I think he did. LOL.
Literally wins the chopin competition and yet you write little did he know 💀
Chopin himself wins the competition
I don't know what is nicer- his playing or his dignity and grace- he seems like a noble son of a king- a prince
They couldn't handle the perfection
No wonder why he won first price zimmerman has always be one of my favorites, gotta com from polland to play chopin that way
Words are not enough to describe the fascination I feel watching a genius musician playing another genius musician. Amazing. Most of us are just babies compared to them. Thank you for sharing.
yes you know not how to react- cry, shiver, fall in love, kill yourself, despair or simply die in this second. It's like to see a part of god and you know you never will be a part of it.
( His later record is even better (!!!), but you can only hear and cannot see the natuality)
Oh I wish I had been here to witness him play live!!!
absolutely fantastic!
Real legend
Bravissimo Maestro Zimerman - FASCINANTE !!!!
Let's not forget that Mozart was Chopin's favorite. I've always felt that Zimmerman at this competition is how Chopin should be played and how Chopin would want it to sound.
Damn and he was only 18 years old wtf am I doing with my life
So young, and yet so much personality. I won't waste my time wishing I could play like that, but I also envy him his hair!
The most beautiful sound made by piano
Easily one of the greatest of our time. His Chopin, Brahms, Beethoven....all amazing
Amazing as always Zimmerman 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Arcydzieło, rewelacja ! Chopinie, geniuszu ❤️
A master at eighteen! Wow!!
I am mesmerized
What a great Chopin- lover and musician! Thank you so much!
Thank you uploading this video!
Don't think I have ever seen him hit a bad note or make a mistake-my favourite pianist.
crazy thing is he doesn’t even practice the songs the only time he actually plays it is during the performance
Por Dios!!!! Qué Maestro!!! 👏👏👏
Such beautiful video...
genius，speechless
speechless..
Zimerman诠释了什么是 出道即巅峰，18岁已经无懈可击
his makes sounds like an angel......!!
Wow, super!!!! Dzięki wielkie !!! 😍💞😘💕❤
perfect!!
The best...🎹🎼
Outstanding! Awesome! Extraordinarily! Maybe the best performance ever!
Yes
@@Smortnt feels good not 2 stand alone as long we talk about quality! take care!
@@prokastinatore yes, his performance is truly magical
@@Smortnt And during that Chopin-competition, he was quiet a young guy. Listening to him now is like before always a message from somewhere out of this world.
BRAVO!
That is absolutey wonderful🎉🎉🎉
Hermoso😍
Bravo!
Ha avuto una crescita incredibile.....da qui ad oggi rasenta la perfezione!❤
Marvelous !!!! I dont even know how to use word to describe it
Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Szopena to fenomen graniczący z cudem. Brawo Zimerman.
Po tym poznaje się najwybitniejszych pianistów. Iż publiczność tak jak to miało miejsce pod koniec Koncertu e-moll w wykonaniu Blechacza, tak i tu nie wytrzymała aż skończy wykonywać utwór i eksplodowała aplauzem. MISTRZ
He actually looks a lot like Chopin xDD
Yes, he does.
He does!
It's funny how a lot of young polish pianists look like Chopin. Rafał Blechacz and Jan Lisiecki also look quite similar to Chopin.
Maybe it's intentional, there is this thing that you want to look like someone you admire. And Chopin is like a grand hero in Poland.
The Best !
My right ear thanks you.
영상 너무 좋아요~^ ^
No wonder he won the competition. Many will never play as well as this in a whole lifetime.
may I ?IMMORTAL LOVE WOW.. ETC..
well done. Mr. Zimmerman. 💐💐💐💐💐
18 year old and he's already Chopin
My left ear feels lonely, and my right ear is having the time of its life.
Brilliant technique. Very Chopinesque
27 non musicians do not like him.. Amazing performance, Glorious!
how does he do that? This is no doubt the best I've ever heard
You must be very good for people to clap before you even finish the piece
Das ist einfach ungla
ublich ich finde keine Worte. Das Beste, was menschenmöglich ist. Das kann nur ein gläubiger Mensch schaffen. Es geht nicht nur durch Übung. Man muss von Gott geführt sein, auf Gott vertrauen. Sonst erreicht man das nicht, mit solcher Gelassenheit.
He IS Chopin
I like this rendition, you know why? Because Zimmerman is one of those rare pianists (along with Sviatoslav Richter) who could seemingly connect whole heartedly with the music they were playing.
Meaning, their ego or other intrusive thoughts didn’t get in the way of expressing the music.
It’s like playing without thinking about the audience is there. Just you and the music.
Nobody plays Chopin the way he does.
Zimerman 👍must, même si je le préfère maintenant, c'est un pianiste extraordinaire, j'ai eu la chance de l'écouter, un souvenir inoubliable ❤️
That is the illest performance of that piece ever. Holy shit!
Incarnation of Chopin
wowowowowow
for me he is one of the best performer with Evegny Kissin.💙
진짜 쇼팽 환생한 거 같은 외모와 실력이네 ㄷㄷ
👏👏
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
He is too perfect to play with the piano.
As a pianist myself, the only two pianists I listen to when I want inspiration for playing Chopin are Horowitz and Zimerman. Rubinstein, the obvious choice, feels extremely generic to me. The others just rush through everything as if they have a train to catch. Their respective performances of the 4th ballade provide complete commitment to the two ways of approaching the piece, one so creatively thoughtful as to create another world you feel like you're visiting, the other organic and spontaneous and unbelievably cruel. Only Horowitz can play the coda the way it was meant to be played. Zimerman comes close but owns the rest of the piece. If you've heard Zimerman live he makes you see and hear things in pieces you never knew were there to point where you nod your head as if to say "now I understand". He impresses because he continued to evolve. Here he is all talent and exciting showman and already displaying his greatness, but not yet the artist he would become. If you've ever seen Horowitz live, well, nothing can describe. Sorry for posting about VH here. I just can never post one without the other when discussing Chopin. The two sides of a musical personality. I love this video and I can never get enough KZ.
어떤무대인가요? 무대에 피아노가 2대 있어서 궁금하네요. 지메르만의 개성넘치는 어린시절 연주 듣고싶은데 자료가 많이 없어서 아쉬운데 영상 고맙습니다.
Todo dicho
Grande polonaise brillante Op.22 華麗的大波蘭舞曲
A god..........
너무 좋다 ㅎㅎㅎ
감사합니다
Already
세상에..
Where's the entire thing???
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Zimmerman is one of the greatest pianists in the world, together with Sokolov and Daniil Trifonov.
Ahora ya se por que ganó.
Combine this with a skilful orchestra and you get heaven.
I like Yundi’s version more tho this is still good
Is it just me, or does he seem to prefer a higher bench position? Kinda looks like his arms are angled downward more than I’m used to seeing.
He really emphasise using arm to create force during forte playing, so that might explain it
co się stało z tym chłopakiem? Właśnie kupiłem jego nagranie 5 koncertów fortepianowych Beethovena dla Deutsche Grammophon. Owszem, bardzo poprawne wykonanie, wirtuozeria pianisty i niemiecka jakość dźwięku. Ale zdecydowanie wolę Beethovena granego dzisiaj przez Lang Langa i kiedyś przez Vladimira Horowitza
Better interpretations are in cycle with Bernstein
My god it's ... it's... it's a kid!
18
Is he Chopin?
słodycze dla oczu xD
Hello, This is Korean TV show . Our program(91th episode) want to use the video of famous classic concert. Our program is a talk show that listens to people with various backgrounds and stories. This session contains information about the pianist Cho Sung-jin's piano coordinator who works in this field for almost 60 years. Therefore, we are going to use famous piano performance while listening to his story. Please check the video and specific information. We are asking permission for using. Thank You.