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  • Fantastico!

    

  • I was in the audience when Gavrilov played this as an encore in 1999 in Toronto at the George Weston Recital Hall. I sat at the very back, but still felt the whole place tremble from the awesome power... digital audio can't capture this sensation... too bad :-/

  • O-O The man standing there suddenly appears at 2:29, and he appeared the pianist's glasses... maybe this song attracted that thing...

  • HO HO HO HO HO WOOOAAHH

  • The best...

  • What a great explosion he makes at 0:11!

  • I really like hes glissando. Incredible.

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  • Black Metal didn't start in the 80's

  • The best interpretation for this piece in my opinion! very true performance

  • Lol, the end :)

    Great video!

  • Who is the freakin ninja in the blue tie that sneaks up on him at the end there! As if this piece isn't haunting enough, I have to be surprised by ninja salesman in the leisure suit!

  • Bests I've ever heard on this piece from Gavrilov and absolutely comparable with Richter's preformances: which is, INCREDIBLE.

  • What a hero.

    He manages to take all this sound from such an awful piano!

  • Wait, wait...he wears glasses at 2:29!!! How is it possible???

  • @Purtierun They just took last fraction of this recording from the conversation with M.Bercly and put it together with performance.

  • @Purtierun ...by devilish magic...

  • @Purtierun really demonical...

  • That can't be healthy..

  • the devil himself appeared out of thin air to congratulate him on a most diabolical performance

  • What a glissando...spettacolo!!!

  • love how Will Ferrell appeared in the end ;D hahaha

  • Whoa, the guy just appeared suddenly at the end.

  • must be the devil himself! ;)

  • Opening section in original written "Ad libitum" while it is a little caricature on Liszt B minor sonata and all "faustian horror sounds". Gavrilov dose exactly what Prokofiev intended with a lot of irony!

  • No words to utter. He belongs to the pianistic Pantheon, to compare to a few like Rachmaninov, Paderewski, Gershwin, Tausig, Liszt, Busoni, Hoffmann.

  • @ipublica And Volodos.

  • Indescriptible!!!

  • simply the most incredible interpretation of this piece that i've ever seen. i liked it even better than richter's demonic reading of the work.

  • I love this piece.

  • This is truly marvellous playing.

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