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  • Rach appeared to be more self-conscious about playing his music, especially the concertos, than others'. I find him hurrying through the concertos, especially the Third at breakneck speeds, where in the Chopin Sonata he is pitch-perfect in everything. No finer rendition of it exists, including Horowitz's.

  • Rachmaninoff was more soft, but not as passionately as the pianists that plays the same piece today.

  • Lang Lang is a great admirer of Rachmaninov and talk about him. Just like you talk about you favorate teacher. What's wrong with that? Why all these hatelul reponses?

    Do yourself a favor. If you hate him so much, don't come to any Lang Lang postings at all. It is bad for your health.

  • Lol. I really hate what Lang Lang represents for music and art, but I agree with you XD... it's bad for our health to stop by his videos and waste our time and billis in his nonsenses and stupid talk.

  • Speak for yourself, I like Lang Lang and I don't have a health - mental or physical - problem like you.

  • @EdiEllerymissing Learn how to write and spell before calling others idiotic.

  • who is that man with respect to rachmaninoff to talk about rachmaninoff .....

    where's the logic when he said he played different than he wrote .. maybe the version he thought rachmaninoff wrote was for joseph hoffman who put some alterations on it ... .. moreover if u listen to rachmaninoff playing piano concerto 3 u will feel the music and touch it becuase of rachmaninoff';s soft hands not like this stupid metal pianist !!!

  • Also, music isn't about exactness, it is about expression, beautify and emotions; no two pieces when played sound the same nor are they meant to. They're a unique snap shot of the performers life where his emotions come through in the piece being played.

  • i think these differences pretend on his mood. he everytime plays it another way!

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  • with one hand only(sorry for my english)

  • rude way of saying it but its completely true

  • i saw argerich live on sunday night! it was absolutely INCREDIBLE :D:D:D:D:D

  • Then you have no life. LOOOL!

  • Thumbs down.

  • I think that there is a great disparity between the way that he talks about music, and the way that he plays. You get the impression that he...knows better.

  • Qualified comment, lurgidbee!

  • Non-purists, and those who listen to music for pleasure, find Lang Lang very good.

    From the scathing, hateful comments, I gather that purists and other seriously uptight people despise him.

  • @lurgidbee Being a purist doesn't make you uptight.  I consider myself somewhat of a purist, listen to music for pleasure, and sincerely dislike Lang Lang.

  • @lurgidbee Well, it's a mixed picture for "purists". Often Lang Lang doesn't seem to respect the music - I saw him play Rachmaninoff's piano concerto no#3, and he entered the orchestra at half their speed. That's just disrespectful to the other musicians at that point. He has a very liberal approach to the music, which doesn't seem malicious - it's just that he's indulging himself at all costs. Which leaves us torn, because that's what to love about his playing - how joyful and espressive it is.

  • i really think u dun know what he is taking abt....

  • what i appreciate is his passion to play.. it s not faked. and i have listend his work of Rachmaninoff for dozens times and i like his annotation. While i believe the music industry shades some talent..but it also propagates the music and its idea, which is basically good

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