Leif Ove Andsnes - Mozart's piano concerto no. 23

[OmgLoLw2gLuvUidkROFL]

He enjoys it so much. Love it!

[mitchellhodgemeyer]

I wish he and the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra would record this concerto for release on CD.

[1hanamoon]

love marybeth

[havok20x]

almostfreak07, I agree. Rhythmic conducting is not really conducting It is the lame conductors who fall back on merely conducting beats--because of those losers, the role of the conductor has become almost obsolete--watch Leonard Bernstein, Georg Solti, and many other of the greats and you will see them conducting wildly unconventional patterns--even jiggling their fingers at instruments, yet it is absolutely spectacular.

[almostfreak07]

I really respect him as a pianist. But...why some people think that waving their arms to the rhythm of the music is the same thing that conducting?

[Y0ungMind]

@almostfreak07

When you get to a really advanced level, it is. Conductors are supposed to feel music to the point where they let their feelings conduct.

[gofreddor]

Where's the beginning of the movement? In any case, a superb reading of K. 488. The soloist's conducting from the piano in the true 18th. century manner is fluid, unaffected and emotionally valid. His Mozart is consistently first rate.

[Discerninator]

Leif Ove Andsnes' , what happened?, this is boring Mozart, Leif baby, you're no Mozart so stop conducting from the piano. Misguided effort in mho.  Sorry, wanted to like it.

[leighshen]

hey ,how were you able to shot this? it's really wonderful. his music flows like no other.

[mireilleanne]

Beautiful. This guy can really play anything.

[BachFong11]

delightful.

[leitmotivx]

mitsxzuco parece que se le comen entre tres, es una vividora perra linda y amada por Mozart, quien creo es importante.

[leitmotivx]

yo soy colombiano y he tocado este concierto mejor, la orquresta desafina como un grosero culo hijueputas.