Sviatoslav Richter: Haydn Piano Concerto in D 1st mvt. 1983

[ThisIsGorgeous]

may someone tell me which cadenza is richter playing? thank you very much

[jerdawg553]

DAMN....RICHTER got the finest females to turn his pages by the end. Way to go you stud.

[kelseylee94]

Which cadenza is this?

[twohund]

Nothing but art. Haydn's name will never be forgoten.



[Mizzles240]

in soviet russia piano play you

[Sylvain894]

I hope one day for a concerto for ALL INSTRUMENTS, not just for 1,2 or three soli instruments. Solists one by one show their virtuosity, or the rest seems boring and secondary. We can learn in Rock music quartets that demonstrate each instruments importance and intensity even if these are electric ones !!

[antsee]

Why is it that when I searched YouTube for this concerto, a video of a 9-year-old was higher up than Richter? It made me sad.

[florian285]

the conductor looks like C-3PO

[mozartnvhn]

the conductor looks like a robot =)

[kamvysis]

Probably another masterpiece by Haydn that is not so popular because it doesn' t bear the name "Mοzart".

[tanakarf]

@kamvysis i actually like hadyn more

[kamvysis]

In Haydn you can still hear the gentleness of the pre-classical area side to side with the popular-bourgeois condensation that he himself brought in.

[clodivan]

Richter merveilleux........quel jeu,pas d'emphase ,le génie......gentil Haydn!

[otrebron666]

Excelente...!!!

[intelectus1]

haydn fue primero que mozart....escuchen lo haydiano que es mozart.....suena similar?

[aaabbbccc5]

cool and fresh cadenza!

[Mozart2710]

The girl next by Richter is so cute :))

[BadBlueBoy213]

so, mozart, you'd tap that, eh?

[camilleelbacha]

@Mozart2710 I think she's Ludmila Berlinskaia

[berlinzerberus]

3:29 - 3:51,richter the master of phrasing,although the first mouvement seems a bit too slow and too much severely played in my opinion,richter´s controlled piano playing is so amazing.he only played the d major concerto by haydn only once at puschkin museum moscow.

[belshep]

No, he also played this concerto in the Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory with the same orchestra. Interestingly, after they finished, they played it once again (i.e. the second time) as an encore. I've got the video

[uhartchristian]

Richter only rarely fails, in general he was a genious. And he did work a lot . More than a lot... Only Barenboim did work that much too... and maybe Martha Argerich.

Well the result we know....

[wogandmush]

In Soviet Russia glasses wear you!

[MarshalGZhukov]

stfu

[wogandmush]

why?

[gradwhan]

This is one of the best piano concertos! It's one of my favourites! Haydn is simply amazing!

[quinto34]

Richter loved Joseph Haydn and it shows, this is superb...

God, I love Richter's Haydn

[juanchochirri]

definitivamente uno de los grandes el siglo XX

[munkybrain]

yeeeeahahahhhhh haydn yeeeeahh! *claps hands excitedly*

[TheFilantrop7]

Pure genius

[skryabyn]

a fascinating conductor

no words can describe richter though

[cantabile91]

wow that was fantastic!

[Evikeuklavier]

first time i listen to this piece i think its a beautiful piece. his trumpet concerto 3mvt is also nice: )

[MahaloJack]

Personally I haven't ever admired the output of Haydn too much, but this interpretation is simply astonishing!

I might have been wrong about H...

[munkybrain]

Mahalojack, have you ever played Haydn extensively? I find it personally much more satisfying than learning, say, Mozart, which suffers from being more egocentric which is so often to the detrement of music (though i hate to jump to conclusions), paradoxically on account of Mozart's genius being more phenominal

[MahaloJack]

Extensively not, only some of the easier early sonatas. However, after getting inspired by this piece/interpretation, I have been listening to Haydn more and more during the past couple of months. Now, I have to admit that I have changed my opinion on his works, and actually on the whole classical period, which hasn't ever pleased me deeply, but which I now find really inspiring and elegant.

[chad410]

this is phenomanal rec.

[hansmeyer111]

treasure