Ivo Pogorelich Plays Chopin Sonata No. 3/Op. 58 3rd mvt.

[norwichirish]

for anybody who doesn't already know, this is not Ivo Pogrelich, this is Krystian Zimernan

[musicfanBRA]

This is such a beautiful and profound piece of music.

[seremerow]

從接近透明音色的音符顆粒漸漸轉為明亮。

在茫茫遍地的弱音中，找尋較為突出的幾顆音符，這種氛圍猶如如夢­似幻的境地，令人魂不守舍。由這chopin sonata no.3中，pogorelich如入無人之境，他的層次真的

很天才。從幾十年前蕭邦大賽中的激進表現，至今他將個人風格的美­學觀點，深化在他的每場演奏之中。他能從同一架鋼琴中呈現截然迥­異的海頓和蕭邦，而海頓和蕭邦的作品在他手裡各有風華，甚至在樂­章節各展千秋。他的演奏是精鍊過的音樂語言，實為一個偉大的鋼琴­家。

[a35b6]

聽了他的演奏 暫時無法接受現實

[seremerow]

@a35b6

如夢似幻的演奏意境對吧！(笑)

[metallwater]

The passage from around 2:54 on - unworldly.

[IreneV85]

really moving....!

[richclayderman]

he kinda looks like he's gonna cry everytime the camera is on him

[metallwater]

I feel like crying with him, by the magic created under his fingers...

[18XII]

For me, this play, and the Martha Argerich's, are the best interpretation of the Chopin's 3rd sonata. Is there any official recording of this?

[mdoub]

Pogorelich is the best thing to happen to chopin's music in the last 30 years

[Ellinidara]

oh,did you forget Michelangeli,Ashkenazy,Arrau,A­rgerich,Rubinstein..and the magnificent new entry Rafal Blechacz?...

[Elsenrail29]

@Ellinidara and Perlemuter

[Ellinidara]

@Elsenrail29 Sure,in the world there are so many great unknown pianists,but what hurts me most is the forgotten,immense Maestro Sergio Fiorentino.What a shame..not included among the legends this amazing interpreter.

[zhibinchiam]

This is so beautiful!

[herkjoris]

hmm no for me this is just a little too much- there is no stillness, just softsoftsoft

[richclayderman]

@herkjoris hey!

[AngelinaTaylor]

This is so deep. He has something really unique about his playing - it's very unusual, and I don't hear it with many other pianists. It just grabs you..

[yorihuzi]

How big his hands are!

Just see at 5:53.

[legopiano]

i bet he can make a spend of 13 degree, like rach and liszt did

[mebbio]

Yes, B-F# in the video. He hits the thirteenth C-A. Btw he is really tall, about 6'4" (193cm) or more. It's amazing that his big hands could play so softly and with such virtuosity. Great pianist indeed.

[jacek9291]

Yet another amazing display of slow, romantic Chopin's movements by Ivo... why would you care about some, insignificant, technical issues when you hear music like that?

[lourak]

Pogorelich certainly knows how to plumb the depths and convey the deepest of sentiments. Totally out of the main-stream, but, who cares!

[marlborowoman21]

caress the piano....:)

[RestleeDream]

i meant: he touches "softly"...but of course the music is too deep..

[h4ck3rm1k3]

selam to sellam!

I think there is nothing wrong with the musik at around 5:55. You probably had a concentration problem... And I wouldnt say its "soft"- I would say its "deep+dark" and all drama happens in the distance.

[anandramanathan]

I like the way he plays the part around 5:55. It is beautiful.

He makes a major mistake at around 6:43, where he plays E#(or F natural) instead of E. Did anyone notice it?

[GiovanniEMB]

Paderewsky old edition contain this E#. A serbian pianist said to me the E# is correct.

[LeX140891]

What Serbian pianist? I'm interested cause I'm from Serbia. :)

[sellamlaurent]

Everything soft and samish... the piece loses its drama, its contrasts. Not to mention that at around 5:55 he loses the music momentarily- at one of the most musically interesting parts of the piece...

[marlborowoman85]

zimerman's ecole:) soft touch..perfect music...perfect colours...