Amazing, that so many people are in the audience. Sold out crowd, like what's usually at a rap or rock concert. This is one of the most amazing pieces of music ever written, and yet how many of the general public have heard it?
Mr. Fleisher suffered from focal dystonia of his right hand, so for a period of time specialized in pieces for the left hand. He is a genius, an athlete, and an inspiration.
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
@callenishss He has regained the use of his right hand and is performing as such again. Has played such works as the Franck Symphonic Variations since this, and made two solo CDs.
Magnificent. Any info on where/when this performance was recorded?
f4c3pwnz 2 weeks ago
inspiration for me, a pianist who has recently broken his right hand!
shaun123w 3 months ago
Amazing, that so many people are in the audience. Sold out crowd, like what's usually at a rap or rock concert. This is one of the most amazing pieces of music ever written, and yet how many of the general public have heard it?
AudiobookReviews 6 months ago
@AudiobookReviews That's how we, eurotrash, roll. We're not as sophisteicited as our American masters.
dragmio 3 months ago
Mr. Fleisher suffered from focal dystonia of his right hand, so for a period of time specialized in pieces for the left hand. He is a genius, an athlete, and an inspiration.
bonmom 9 months ago
What a magnificent concerto!!
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
AislinnTYC 9 months ago
What a magnificent concerto!!
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
AislinnTYC 9 months ago
What a magnificent concerto!!
Especially what we can "see"at the last part, Although the pianist seem like struggle to fight with the whole orchestra, but still the piano sound is hardly can hear... A kind of moving and shocking
AislinnTYC 9 months ago
I first heard of this in watching MASH, First time Major winchester showed compassion
whythewar1 1 year ago
Looking for the rest of this concert please.
I hope a recording of this performance is available? Someone can tell me?
geneosis 1 year ago
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geneosis 1 year ago
Leon, my favorite teacher of all time, you weave great magic with your phrasing...
Sodelle 1 year ago
I've had a strange feeling listening to this, that Ravel was in the air...Weird !
WAMEDJO 1 year ago
at 1:48 are those people in an audience
too bad his right hand has problems, he has to choose this piece
callenishss 1 year ago
@callenishss He has regained the use of his right hand and is performing as such again. Has played such works as the Franck Symphonic Variations since this, and made two solo CDs.
pno4tay 1 year ago
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who wrote that concerto ? raffaello ?
realjuvelive 1 year ago
the ending blew me away the first time i heard this piece...i was hypnotized by the cadenza
licoricestic 2 years ago
i didnt know rolf harris could play ravel!
philfingersjameson 2 years ago 8
@philfingersjameson It's easy with tiny kangaroos under the hood of your piano.
YofterMofter 1 year ago
Ei pots penjar el concerto complet? gràcies
mercadillo123 2 years ago
one of the greatest masterpieces ever written.
organboi 2 years ago 16
Waves of pain and sorrow.
Gidselgrisen 2 years ago 3
Bravo!!! Where's the rest of concerto? =)
PidoXVII 2 years ago
who is the conductor?
MarkoKassenaar 2 years ago
@MarkoKassenaar
The conductor is Georges Prêtre
ncouton 1 year ago
What happened to the rest of this ? I love this video !
laguitarramalherida 2 years ago 2
sin palabras...
ceciliaconte 2 years ago
where did this take place?
he sure drew a crowd.
blueslystone 2 years ago
berlin waldbühne you little squirrel
sulamith23 2 years ago
Beautiful.
jguterman 3 years ago
Where is the rest of the concerto? It was posted on youtube until recently..
Can someone post them again, please?!
sgr2620 3 years ago
I'm wondering the same...
tribecatom 3 years ago
弹得太好了
zljaff 3 years ago
thats right!
sulamith23 2 years ago
man there is a lot of people there. you know Fleisher be takin' money! WEST SIIIIIIIIIIIDE!
Rob48 3 years ago 2
dinuipatti1950 he works with The Curtis Intitute of Music in Philadelphia,United States.
gouldfgh 4 years ago
does anybody know where he (leon fleisher) teaches at the moment or where he does some masterclasses?
dinulipatti1950 4 years ago
peabody institute of music in baltimore.
strawberryloverr 3 years ago 2
maybe I'll get to meet him...it's a long shot,but it's possible
125themajjixmaaan 2 years ago
Leon Fleisher! Thank you for posting.
klactv 4 years ago
WOW!!! Super AWESOME
dabiribd 4 years ago