Horowitz listening and commenting his performance

[SEVENTHSON89]

One of the greates man of our times! Im proud cuz i was alive at the same time maestro Horowitz was. I was three months old when He died...

[maytainroma]

very interesting to see Horowitz critique his own performance, but let's thank Mozart for writing such sublime music.

[Liuisaak]

i am so miss Horowitz

[8Ho03EdONl1liL]

I miss Horowitz. Such a great guy and pretty humble for being a piano God!!

[laszloilles52]

Amazing, lovable, genuine person! A CHILD!

[4hm3dimr4n]

this is a mozart concerto?!?!

didn't know he wrote stuff that felt like this

[TheSwordsweeper]

The joke about the tie made my day xD

[Sashomei]

who is the conductor

[avb20540]

3:23 best part. I love this guy!

[The55555SSSSS]

-Do you want your jacket,maestro?

-No!Keep my money there!!!!

I love his sense of humor.

[napsuta]

I am not used to the speed at which it is played but - this is superb. Horowitz phrasing is beautiful and his fingers make the piano sing. If I had the time I could listen to this all day and never tire. A must for my desert island!

[HoboSuperstar]

@napsuta If you listen closely he says the tempo is appropriate because the piece is "Siciliano"

[dadone82]

Un Video stupendo !!!

Due Grandi Esempi di Veri Musicisti .... un Grande Pianista Genio del Pianoforte e Un Direttore D'orchestra Fantastico !!

[dadone82]

What's the name of conductor?

[dadone82]

What's the name of the Director?

[baroque2]

VERY GOOD

[fungustungus]

this guy is like untouchable

[BlueKanine]

Horowitz seems like such a sweet old man. And being as aged as he is in this video, makes me feel like there's a ton of mysterious history behind him.

He's like someone I would think I'd wanna watch a movie about.

[MrDesperateArtist]

LOL.. i really loved Horowitz's personality,

he is paraphrasing the great pianist Chopin,

"I hope do you like my playing more than my tie"

:)

[carlosmiguez]

Gracias.

[baroque2]

Wow. This video is truly a gem.

[dialecticon]

Carlo Maria Giulini is a true aristocrat.

[verces86]

Beautiful stuff.

The thing is, both Guilini and Horowitz do not impose on eachother their experise or "greatness", Horowitz continues to compliment Guilini throughout the recording, and Guilini's mild calm demeanour sitting quietly commenting only when asked, and especially titling Horowitz "Maestro" seemed the highest respect and appreciation of each other.

All this for one beautiful Mozart.

[edwincheng056]

Horowitz likes a baby!!

[Lity10]

I think it's very go-no wait. I think it's EXCELLENT! :)

[BadBlueBoy213]

their noses look like mine

[betz554]

lol, its so obvious.

[jtkchen]

good stuff

[pookiehohn]

I would say that it sometimes, though not always, depends on what you are used to. For example, if someone grew up on the Horowitz version, they would enjoy it more than, perhaps, the version/s that you listened to when growing up. It's a very human response. I think that this is a "range" of appropriate emotions depending on the emotion one wants to convey. Of course, I don't know this particular concerto very well, and may, and probably, am entirely wrong.

[ByrneBelew]

Horowitz is so sweet here!

[PhilipLu3]

Guilini himself is a great musician and conductor, himself a great master (though not as renown as Horowitz).

[MrLuke314]

guilini is a very very good conductor. :)

[eggyqian]

@PhilipLu3 Yes, this recording wouldn't be so successful without such a matching orchestra. This version is faster than most of others but it just feels so right.

[Galileosays]

Horowitz is a great pianist. But the adagio becomes more sensitive when it is played slower, like Alan Goldstein does. Pitty that the youtube version of his performance is not well recorded.

[aweitzer1]

Selfish geniuos prole?????????

[sasha42196]

It really is very good!

[zxcvuiop45]

i think it's ''very good''

[CKmakifuji]

notice horowitz's tie.......so nice...changing every time.....

what a master..

[skalkmusix]

these people knew how to play music!!!

[BenjyTehJet]

Haha he likes to blow his own trumpet. Bah! Or should I say "play his own piano"? Ha ha but he's a legend.

[Jeandurance]

Amazing ! Thxs for this video ;-)

[PhilipLu3]

lol

[zurzica51]

keep my money there! loool

[PhilipLu3]

what did he say at the end?

[PhilipLu3]

"His playing sounds like light bursting out of a prism. The melody seems so alive and crystal clear. " I don't know why, but this is an above-average performance by him!

[zurzica51]

GREAT!!!

[raffa5951]

where is this video from?????

[mportugais]

its a documentary about the recording of mozart concerto 23. look in my video i have all the other parts

[PhilipLu3]

Do you have the other parts of the documentary?

Is this the only part showing him commenting?

[mportugais]

yes the other parts are the playing of the 3 movements look in my video. Sadly there is no part of them listening and commenting the 2 other movements. there is an intro before they begin playin ill upload it later today

[plipstaticfildip]

fuck i wish i was that awesome

i'm not even joking

[sayblues]

he is very funny, so professional

[lyghdha]

Amazing, what insight and knowledge. And to hear Giulini call Horowitz maestro is fascinating! Giulini seemed like a humbe person.

[THPION]

Maestro...

[thekidwhocameback]

I just like how Giulini sat quietly by Horowitz...yet he makes this moment complete.

[bezdonas]

who is conductor?

[jero13595]

Gullini.

[bezdonas]

Thanks, I'll remember him.

[enricofloris]

Carlo Maria Giulini