Leif Ove Andsnes Plays Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16
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- E. Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16
그리그 피아노 협주곡
피아노 : 안스네스(Leif Ove Andsnes)
with Bergen Philharmonic
Live at the Grieg Hall in Bergen
1. Allegro molto moderato 00:41
2. Adagio 13:50
3. Allegro moderato, molto marcato 19:58 - Hry
1. Allegro molto moderato 00:41
2. Adagio 13:50
3. Allegro moderato, molto marcato 19:58
0:40 ;
1.Satz/1.daļa:
0:43 Einleitung/ievads, 1:06 Hauptsatz/galv.part., 1.Element, 1:19 2.Element, 1:44 Solo 1.Element, 1:57 Solo 2.Element, 2:22 Ueberleitung/saist.part.,
( 3:01 ) -> 3:06 Seitensatz/blakuspart., 3:28 Solo, 4:31 Schlussgruppe/noslēg.part.;
5:05 Durchfuehrung/izstrādājums, 6:27 Reprise, 9:30 ( 9:34 ) Cadenza/solista kadence, 12:43 Coda/koda;
2.Satz/2.daļa:
13:50 Thema/pamattēma ( 15:30 Violoncello solo, 15:49 Corno/Horn/mežraga solo),
16:00 Mittelteil/vidusposms, Piano solo, 17:39 Reprise, 19:45 Uebergang/pāreja (attacca)
3.Satz/3.daļa:
19:58 Einleitung/ievads, 20:08 ( 20:10 ) Refraine/refrēns,
22:38 Zweite(Zentral-)episode/2.,centr.epiz., Flauto, 23:12 Solo, 24:35 lyrisch, ( 28:06 -> 28:25 -> ) -> 28:37 Coda, ( 29:15 ) !
While everyone is lauding praise over Lang Lang and Yuja Wang's super human technique which are no doubt great celebrity pianists here we have probably the greatest living pianist of them all. He has everything, a probing intellect in to the mind of the composer, phenomenal technique, a beautiful tone and poetic mastery to match. He can turn to any the great composers and bring a performance of immense depth and vision to it. A fantastic performance and much praise must be given to the Conductor and Orchestra too.
Andsnes’ performance is unrivaled by any other performances
Brilliant, moving, powerful. It is wonderful that one of the finest works of a Norwegian composer is performed so well by a Norwegian orchestra and soloist.
This piano concerto was played in the Grieg Hall in Bergen by the Bergen Philharmonic orchestra with Leif Ove Andness as piano soloist and Ole Kristian Ruud as conductor.
Edvard Grieg was born and lived in Bergen. He was the chief conductor of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra from 1880-1882. So this orchestra is in a way his orchestra. The performance was held in the Grieg Hall in Bergen named after Grieg. Andnes is from Karmøy not far from Bergen and currently lives in Bergen. His wife is playing in the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. The conductor Ole Kristian Ruud has conducted many Grieg pieces and won several prized for these performances.
So you can't get anything closer to Grieg himself than this performance. I think it helps a bit being Norwegian when performing a national treasure like Grieg's piano concerto. Most Norwegian classical musicians have a special relation to Grieg.
Never liked Grieg much … no idea why, and here I am discovering him aged 50! Incredible … the second movement gets me every time. He wrote it in Denmark interestingly, aged 24!!! Just married and a new dad. Love love love it.
This is a brilliant world class performance by both an extremely fine pianist and a first class orchestra and conductor! I am so impressed by the refined and elegant performance approach taken here to a very demanding concerto. This whole performance is a very polished and musical performance of Grieg's composition! What a professional team of musicians to perform with a truly great pianist who so masterfully approaches this whole concerto! I hope more listeners find this fabulous performance and leave comments it is so deserving of!!
Thank you
An outstanding performance both sensitve and refreching.This great masterpiece is perormed by a virtuoso pianist a great conductor and an excellent orchestra..The perfect and harmonious dialogue between the pianist and the orchestra is impressive and moving.J.L.
Superb in every way deserving a standing ovation !!!!!
" ... comments which it so deserves!" is a more elegant expression (with no dangling preposition) for very elegant performance.
I absolutely agree! This is now my favorite rendition.
I don’t know if it is The Norwegian connection that makes this such a brilliant performance but definitely my favourite performance and performer of this piece
Nope. Cliburn-Ormandy and it's not even close unless tempo and rubato mean nothing to you.
The best piano concerto in the world. In my humble opinion.
It is it even rivals Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff !!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 a little trivia for you Rachs first piano concerto was a tribute to this one.
@@Ace-dv5ce Could be.
@@scottmiller6495 Well technically it was a tribute to Siloti. Also the Grieg concerto was one of Rachmaninoffs vaforite pieces
@@Ace-dv5ce I believe you I'm in love with it and play every u tube performance there is as often as I can!!!!!
E Grieg wrote this beautiful concerto in a summer holiday in Denmark , some 25 years old (1865)
Some holiday!
His wonderful performance is impeccable
Bear in mind❗
This all-Norwegian rendition of this magnificent concert by Grieg made me want to listen to it live somewhere in Norway! Beautiful performance by both the pianist and the orchestra! It is powerful, lyrical and overwhelming with beauty! 😍
Just discovered this gem. Now I'll listen to it obsessively till it wilts. Which I think it never will. Absolutely an emotional upheaval for an untrained listener like me. Makes me feel things
Glad you found it. I’ve listened to many renditions of it for almost 50 years and never tire of it. You might also like Rachmaninov’s Concerto #2.
I do listen to Rachmaninov #2. Richter's rendering.
The marvellous orchestra and the wonderful pianist (and the glorious composer of course) got me into another, totally beautiful world. Magic! ❤️🌹😍
Y el maestro con su adecuada y magistral batuta.
Andsnes give one of the finest performances of the Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor you will ever hear. The only other performances in this league (imho) are by Artur Rubinstein and Murray Perahia.
the adagio is as if i am sitting in a norwegian valley.....absolutely gorgeous, emotional, perfection as is the entire concerto.....Andsnes is just breath taking to listen....
Amazing, just amazing! Spent thirty minutes watching this masterpiece and just started all over again. Everything about this is perfect. Thank you Grieg and thank you Leif Ove Andsnes.
24:37 Pure bliss! So very thankful to be alive, to have heard this magnificent performance! Bravo!
Andsnes est un pianiste extraordinaire, magnifique version du concerto de Grieg
Superb Performance of one of the greatest Piano Concertos of all time Absolutely !!!!!
A glorious live performance of moving simplicity and elegant refinement. The scandalously unlisted conductor is OLE KRISTIAN RUUD. There would have been no performance without him. Honestly...
Thanks a million for mentioning the conductor's name! 😘
Btw, which orchestra is playing the piece here????
Listening on Grieg's birthday. No other performance will ever surpass Leif Ove Andsnes and this fine orchestra! It's like they were born to play this music.
Thank you. A stunning performance from years ago, 2012. The new album “Edward Grieg :Leif Ove Andsnes and Lise Davidsen” released in 2022.
Just amazing. The connection, the chemistry, the atmosphere, the mood. All was there. Thank you 😭😭😭😭😭😭
It was a very touching performances 😢😢😢
One of my favourites, haven't heard him play it before. He's good! I LOVE to see a musician enjoying playing! 😍🎶
So polished, exceptional in every aspect!
Thank you for sharing this stunning performance. It brought tears to my eyes. I'm watching an interview with Leif recently recorded and he speaks of preparing the Grieg Piano Concerto which he hadn't performed in ten years... this may be the performance he was referring to... in his home country playing this gorgeous piece composed by a fellow countryman. I'm not from that country though all my ancestors were. Perhaps that is why this piece has always moved me so deeply. This performance is brilliant. I've also been becoming familiar with this orchestra from a relatively small city in Norway. They deliver wonderful performances I've been enjoying on CZcams during the pandemic. Check them out folks, under the direction of Edward Gardner.
"Relatively small city in Norway"? Bergen is the second-largest city in the country, so even though it is a relatively small city globally, here in Norway it is one of the largest ones, only beaten by the capitol Oslo. 🙂
Heard this while playing CIV 5.
Was never into classical music, but the music swell while playing a game, the piano going while I ate cinnamon toast crunch, violins as the sunlight came into the room. That moment moved me like no other and stays with me as a reminder of a calm during young adulthood.
Conmovedor momento con el piano, los violines, y la luz del sol accediendo a la escena.
Unusual performance, full of emotion, musical and mental strength.
Holy crap. I was frozen during the whole play, catching all the details on the stage and in the notes. This was incredible
Das ist meines Erachtens die beste Darbietung, die es von diesem Konzert gibt, einzigartig, ein großer Pianist ohne Show oder Allueren
bescheiden, souverän...... Ganz große Klasse.
Excellent! This is my old favorite classical music.
와우! 그리그 피협은 안스네스 이 분이 최고네요❤❤❤ 좋은 영상 감사합니다
Heavenly! very uplifting, soothing to the soul , and a roller coaster. Superb and excellent performance. Bravo!
What an absolutely stunning performance of this gorgeous Concerto. Bravo to the whole ensemble, including the video graphic and audio techs. But especially to Ove Andsnes for his loving this war horse of a piece enough to give it such a deliciously fresh reading. THANK YOU!
Rachmaninov himself considered this "war horse" the greatest piano concerto.
Well, no concerto that is anything less than great has ever been played enough times to be considered a warhorse...@@duggiefresh8170
I've been lucky to enjoy this pianist perform this very concerto at Amsterdam Concertgebouw one day. This recording reminds me of how heavenly that was!
Thanks for sharing!
Stunning performance! Thank you, Leif Ove!
This is hands down the best performance of this piece that I’ve ever heard! Pure perfection. Bravo!
Leif Ove Andsnes Plays Grieg Piano Concerto - Perfecto!
What a magnificent performance!
Blown away by Adagio! ❤
Excellent ! I like Leif Ove Andsnes play very compelling concerto
Just pure world class playing
감동적이네요. 좋은 영상 올려주셔서 고맙습니다.
Excellente interprétation, merci😁
Extraordinaire version du concerto de Grieg ! Un immense merci☀
L'unique bémol à cette vidéo est le décalage du son et de l'image - peut-être dû à mon navigateur.
I have been listening to this piece for over 50 years and I believe that is now my favourite performance of the piece. It is how I imagine Grieg himself might have hoped it would be played.
Absolutely fantastic!
FANTASTIC!!!!!
Well, I think it takes Norwegians to perform Grieg with the passion he deserves! Stunning performance!
It's a comfortable performance to listen to♬
A wonderfully epic piece of music - they could have used it for Lord of The Rings, for one of those totally triumphant scenes with lots of dead Orcs lying around!
Excellent! By fare the best version of my favorite piano concerto! Congratulations to Leif Ove Andsnes and each and everyone else who participated - including film and sound recording. Excellent, simply excellent !
You are magnificent Leif. Makes me feel like a non-person
I remember hearing the introduction of this masterpiece during TV ad soundtracks. All I remember is the piano entrance and it’s striking brilliance. Now I know it as a glorious staple of the repertory and rightly so. This pianist really digs into it’s poetic breath and depths. Ole Grieg produced a “sure fire winner” of a thoroughfare warhorse. PWG. P.S. The pianist makes the middle movement sound like the softly bucolic rocking chair of cerebral poetic license(heart and soul).
Perfection!
Formidable!! Gracias por compartir esta composición e interpretación geniales!!
WOW! This is truly a masterful rendition both by the orchestra and the pianist.
Superlativo.
Bravo bravo bravo bravo bravo brilliance fantastic grandiose genial music concerto pianist super super super wow wow wow
Spectacular performance! One of the best ever! J.
SUPERLATIVO!
Thank you for this video.
Excellent performance. Excellent recording.
What year c. 2004? The quintessential performance of the Great Norwegian composer's masterpiece by a Great Norwegian pianist.
This performance is stunning. I carefully watched the first movement cadenza and tried to find a difference between Leif and Rubeistein. I rate it even. If anything, an advantage to Leif. Of course, Rubinstein was 90 years old and blind.
Love the mid concert ad break
Beautiful performance but, from a production point of view, the camera should have spent more time on his hands and less on his face. No disrespect here, but the purpose should be to show how the music has been created. I marvel at how a great pianist works on the keyboard.
Close your eyes and listen. That's all.
Magnificent!
A good performance is like a fine haut cuisine meal: you can see and taste all the ingredients individually yet it is delicious as a whole. Good soloist, good orchestra, and good hall, good recording! What else can you ask for?! I can't help to wonder what Rachmaninov could have done with the material during the cadenza instead of just playing the same theme in the same key as the exposition!
Rach had the same idea so he decided to write his second piano Concerto 😏
like like gut awesome 🙌🏼👍🏼❤️
Bravo ❤️❤️
Leif Ove Andsnes is the best ❤❤❤
Beautiful...
It seems that the drummer got carried away in the end.... 🤣
Какой эмоциональный рай на эемле
Even the great Artur Rubinstein didn't get this good an orchestra, and this soloist misses not a single detail.
It’s stunning
the best.
Ecellent
Muy bueno
I listened to various pianists, but...
He was the first to be attracted☝️❤
Life!!
Yes!!!
28:38 em diante é um dos trechos mais emocionantes do repertório para piano e orquestra
No social distancing in Bergen? Great performance regardless.
It is an old performance, way before the pandemic. Leif Ove looks younger, may be a decade younger than today.
Did Grieg steal his 2nd movement from Mozart's piano concerto no. 24 K491, 2nd movement?
No
Since so many people are picking up on the organic relations in this performance, it's perhaps also a little extra magical that the piano soloist and principal horn player are husband and wife - plenty of handover moments between them -
Er det Bergen Filharmoniske orkester som spiller med Ole Kristan Ruud som dirigent?
With Ole Kristian Ruud
Norway interpreted musically.
Who is the conductor?
Mr. Edward Gardner, next Principal Conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (from season 2021-2022). Since 2015 at the desk of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.
@@zsoltszoke6864 No, this is Ole Kristian Ruud, professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music :)
@@kristofferwok You are perfectly right, I'm sorry (must need new glasses ... (:-) ).
@@kristofferwok helt sikker?
0:45
That pianist could be played by Nicholas Cage in a movie
Not bad. Not bad at all.
Ta deg et bad du.
Pieknie❤
Tylko beznadziejne ujęcie kamery prawie w ogóle nie pokazuje pianisty w szczytowych momentach Koncertu. Szkoda. Koncert piękny.
Same times a little bit... tooooo fast for me !!!!
Interpretation I guess but right hand plays too fast in the important first two piano sections of the second movement. You miss a lot of the lyrics by going too fast there. Compare with the Hannes Minnaar version for example. Slower is better in 9 out of 10 cases.
Surely good, but I think he plays like he is on a macho-trip, in the same style you can find amongst Norwegian Hokey- or Football-players, which also can be said about the way the director treats the orchestra. This takes away some of the pleasure from hearing the performance.
Agreed. Music is to be felt, not “performed.”
@@ericstewart9742 If you were a performer of this type of music you would never make this type of remark. Music has to be performed before it can be felt. The great Russian pianists always took this approach and emotionally reached their audience with their passionate playing which demanded an extremely physical and spiritual intensity. The performer has to bring the notes on the page to life with passion in order to reach the listener. This type of music demands a lot of energy and passion to bring it to life!
Stylistically not the regular interpretation. Agreed the director was conducting from a different score. I had to scroll to the bottom to find even 1 remark. It was played exactly as they wanted. I just prayed it wasn't the way Grieg conceived it. I have played through this piece. Went to a Norwegian school, sang and played Grieg's music for years, actually stood next to Greig's piano and sang a few songs. This is great music and only a good interpretation.
He rushes everything. Not cool.
Who is the conductor?