[3/3] Rachmaninov Piano Concert No.3 - Finale (3rd) [Hae-Sun Paik]

[askim925]

brava(x100000000000000000000) ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[vickiehill1]

Brava!!!!!! Just brilliant!!! Beautifully played. ....Whenever Rachmaninov is played on the piano, it's an awesome moment. But when strings are added, also, it's .just overwhelmingly wonderful.

[AulicExclusiva]

VERY impressive. 

[stewarttango]

Just incredible....!

[pianohands87]

How the heck could anyone dislike this??? This is amazing!!!!!!!!!!

[Danihogwda]

Please upload the second movement if u have it :D I love this concert from all Rachmaninov's. And HaeSun Paik just did it awesome!!!

[bobbyhayes249]

13:22 to the end

best ending i have ever heard

[alyangelallstar]

Yes, but can you HUM it???

[CaptainHalodude]

3rd movement starts at 00:32

[bobadybooX]

Pletnev doesn't look satisfied..

[rinocalos1]

magica musica

[RaveWoIf]

at 3:20 the composer is like "Come on get it over with" XD

[hsmith1932]

What an amazing virtuosic performance! Such a romantic piece of music brilliantly perform ed by this very gifted woman.

Harry E W Smith, E..D., A.D.M.

[MrWileyCoyote]

What style, what discipline, what a wonderful clip. My heart is filled with joy at watching this wonderful artist present this work -- I feel she as playing it specially for me. My heart is full! Thank you, Thank you...

[starcevicgoran]

Tesko, uh, treba ovo odsvirati ! Svaka cast !

[TheSaministro]

90 % only not 100 % satisfaction

[LORDSANANDA64]

UUUUUUUU ESAS MANOS ME ESTAN HACIENDO TENER UN ORGASMO QUE PEDASO DE PIEZA Y DE GENIO DE MUJER T_T

[darkblueangel1956]

Michail Pletnev è un gigante senza pari di fronte alla solista. Per essere all'altezza del 3° Concerto di Rachmaninov ci vuole anche smalto rimtico, sostenuto da un appassionato lirismo, una variopinta e densa sonorità polifonica, cantabilità e slancio devono sostenersi l'uno con l'altro, e tante altre cose. Non bastano dita, mani, polsi e braccia che ... cercano di dare spettacolo. E poi di dattilografi e frullatori ne abbiamo visti e sentiti sempre troppi !!!

[JoeTownley]

One of the best Finale's I've ever heard. She has the "goods" to pull this off in grand style. And it doesn't hurt to have one of the best Rachmaninoff pianists in the world (Pletnev) on the podium. I just hope once in my lifetime I will hear live the orchestra and soloist finish in perfect syncronization. This is probably the most difficult of the standard repertoire concertos to do this--invariably the last ten chords between them are off at some point. Only Cliburn manages to do it.

[roedelj]

This last movement, Alla breve is just...a combination of all themes...and its truly fantastic..could be soundtrack for any major film in cinema industry.. Just...Just...nothing is perfect, but this conccerto, is perfect

[KenBory]

so intense!

[nickoicool]

Dynamics would be nice

[Dan474834]

My perfect woman.

[wataword]

เล่นได้ดีมากเลยครับ ประทับใจสุดๆ

[ErwinvanderWerve]

finally something decent and nice on youtube!

[taostoner1]

@ErwinvanderWerve theres like a million videos exactly like this?

[ErwinvanderWerve]

@taostoner1 I only see violence, shit and crappy 'superstars', 'idols' and other manure on youtube.

[taostoner1]

@ErwinvanderWerve On youtube, and in life, you can always find what you are searching for.

[zzpianoman]

I'm surprised she actually made the cut in the middle of the movement.

[axel2935]

Who was the father of jazz? Check 7:50

[SkyGazer1000]

At the end, Hae-Sun Paik is really trying to milk the theme for all it's worth in terms of subtle expressive rubato. Unfortunately, she was obviously never able to get Pletnev to go along with it. But see how she makes the piano "sing" at 13:06 as she instinctively provides vibrato with her right hand, which of course is impossible. It shows how her mind conceives the soaring Rachmaninov melody as if for soprano voice, a beautiful expression of her imagination in her technique.

[DarwinIsInCharge]

Needs more balls behind it.

[cheradinine8]

@DarwinIsInCharge She plenty of balls, if you must use such a sexist anachronism, not least of all for playing the entire 3rd movement when so many pianists settle for half or less of it...

[derekkwok123]

Yes, her speed is so brilliant...

But sometimes, some of the notes seem disappear...

[RollingReel]

Totally under enthusiastic crowd, like Holy Crap!!!!!!!! If was in that audience I'd scream like a crazed little girl! Bravo!

[rototoist]

This is one of the greatest songs on earth, in inspire me to pla y the piano. Pure relax aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh

[letmeinpleaze]

How can anyone dislike this....If i can play one note of this piece i would be grateful..Love it.....

[theadapthor]

check out the guy with the flute at 6:15... pure style!! ahaha

[salrigatti]

@theadapthor hhahhhahahahahahahah

[theadapthor]

check out the guy with the flute at 6:15... pure style!! ahaha

[theadapthor]

check out the guy with the flute at 6:15... pure style!!ahaha

[nintentob]

My fingers would be bleeding if I had to play that on piano..

[carlos980112]

5 personas no saben tocar piano

[tchykovsky]

You'll know you're practicing it correctly when you break a piano string or when your nails start bleeding. Just read up on Anton Rubinstein's advice on Russian piano. Perhaps it's me, but even the climax felt weak.

[3NZZ0GRI3F]

@tchykovsky I understand the importance of practice and the intensity of most Russian piano, but doesn't breaking a piano string seem a bit extreme? I've had pains during practices, but can't imagine actually damaging a piano by it O.o

[tchykovsky]

@3NZZ0GRI3F Listen to Horowitz playing Rachmaninoff Sonata No. 2 or listen to Rachmaninoff playing. There is a huge dynamic contrast.

[3NZZ0GRI3F]

@tchykovsky I'll do that

[tchykovsky]

Yeah, her fingers are too rigid and tight. That's why the piano is barely getting any sound out. You can tell Mr. Pletnev wasn't happy. All the Russian passion felt so lost... *sigh*

[spactick]

@tchykovsky are you joking? that little woman totally kicked ass. bravo! HaeSun bravo!

[tchykovsky]

@spactick No. I'm not joking. It's a Russian National Orchestra and they go to tour Korea. They probably wanted the Korean artist to play to gather more attention and audience members to make money. Better question would be, why is Mikhail Pletnev not playing and conducting? He plays a much more spectacular Rachmaninoff. Pletnev looking happy would be him giving the pianist a huge hug.

[armyanets]

her fingers does not move... not for this tempo... rachmaninov not her compozer...

[beautyandnobeast]

so many mistakes....

[LeCaptiv1]

bad camera work

[samroeder]

She is absolutely brilliant!

[sarettaeilpiano]

BRAVISSIIMA



[sarettaeilpiano]

BRAVSISSIMA



[letmeinpleaze]

Absolutely brilliant.....X

[njordhrsdeath]

3 people tried to click on the thumbs up button too quickly and by accident they clicked thumbs down.

[si3gnal]

amazing!!

[tioangelw]

le quitan la camara de las manos en el mejor momento que mal camarografo

[8clitspete]

superb.

[satatmur]

רחמנינוב היה צריך לשמוע אותה, הוא היה נהנה מאד מהטמפרמנט יחד עם הטכניקה המעולה.

[aelix56]

@satatmur Agreed.

[coolcoolbeansbeans]

@satatmur I couldnt have said it better my friend

[Audioepics]

I don't think that was easy...

[tinyleviathan]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn

[SertavisSaviPianist]

Do you have the 2nd movement? If you do, Please, I beg of you to upload it.