So many people "try" to play this Volodos transcription. Some, like Wang, are more succesfull than others. Why does nobody try o tackle his Glinka Variations? Or even better make their own transcription! Playing this is hard, making a transcription like this even harder!!!!
@TheDustinnguyen which two songs? im currently learning this song... dont think ill be as good XD ive played for four years and im going to level 10 still... XD
omg shes incredible! i wish i could play like her. that song is very difficult-i havnt even dared to learn it. i've only learned two of yuja wang's songs.
I'm all for the original in case of such transcriptions when it comes to serious music. Still, sometimes music is not supposed to be serious, it is supposed to be fun. And this is, above all, fun!
Yuja IS the modern piano. She is imo the worthiest successor of Horowitz, who was the interpreter of our/his time. Her interpretation of this piece, as well as her Scarlatti and Scriabin is the most original since the great maestro. And remember that he was the prodigy sensation of his time. For example, his Scriabin is the greatest ever. Hers is the most original since then.
@Mla1ani no, obviously the guy who converted the format of this video didnt' take care of this. Look at other videos on youtube. They don't have this problem.
@magickayson It was just my joke, to express how much I admire those artists' great technique ! It's the fruit of an enormuos and tedious work, through many years. The fruit that we have pleasure to have it served here !
@Mla1ani yes i also agree that in terms of the music and artistic, she did a fantastic job which i admire very much. but i only listen to this video but not watch it cux the time lag is so obvious to a state that it affects your enjoyment.
think what you want.its one the best "flashing" show pieces i know,the audience loves it and a lot of pianists play it.so this piece could not work better.but you can go on criticize it,no one is interested.
@licafarafrica Sorry but this is completely nonsense what u say, EVERY pianist have his/her own way of playing. Volodos is an outstanding pianist but not the best...
It seems that Volodos' thought was something like "this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring, ambitious and technically demanding", but he didn't fully understand the original alla turca. Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. However, there are many valuable elements in Volodos' transcription.
@lupuspglh2 he said that he also plays the original and that it is a complete other piece.here he only tried to show what is possible on the piano.its more like a paraphrase from liszt.he never wanted make anything better than mozart.
@Achtelnote Whatever his intentions were when writing it, the piece must be evaluated the same way. It has nothing to do with the original one, but that does not deteriorate its quality. The problem is, first, that with colours, characters, and textures that are so dense and contrasting, you need more space and a different structure (probably more than one movement). Then, the evolution of the colous, textures and characters is not controlled: he follows the scheme Mozart made,
@Achtelnote but again, that does not work for this new piece. Last of all, there are many elements that "sound cool", such as small variations on the melody, dialogue between two voices, etc. There are few things more dangerous than including something because it "sounds cool": in the melody, the new elements rather weaken it, and the dialogue between two voices also has a weak melody and really no point.
It seems that Volodos' thought was something like "this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring, ambitious and technically demanding", but he didn't fully understand the original alla turca. Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. However, there are many valuable elements in Volodos' transcription.
This is easy. Nothing compared to a Chopin's etude or a Beethoven's sonata. This is only a low circus number, nothing more a show. Plus it also played very bad. And the content? Nothing content only an avalanche of useless sounds that have nothing to do with the music and the virtuosity!
This is easy. Nothing compared to a Chopin's etude or a Beethoven's sonata. This is only a low circus number, nothing more a show. Plus it also played very bad. And the content? Nothing content only an avalanche of useless sounds that have nothing to do with the music and the virtuosity!
Seems to me like Volodo's thought was something like: "Ok, this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring and wild". But he didn't completely understand the original alla turca... Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. I liked it, but I believe Mozart's original is better.
Hm, I love love LOVE Yuja~!! All of her music is..Just plain out WOW.
Though, I don't really think this song is for her..Mostly because it has a very heavy left hand influence, and she doesn't seem to have the control in her left side like Volodos does.
Don't get me wrong! This piece is superb, but she's lacking some of the strength required.
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This "asians can't play w/ emotion" thread is fucking idiotic. SHE IS TEARING IT THE FUCK UP AND LAYING DOWN THE LAW WITHOUT A FLAW!! BRAVO YUJA!!!!!!!!!!!
oh but dude i have 201 pages of extra work everyday not including schoolwork. Dude i know my camera quality suck and I suck at playing but check out my other version of the turkish march mozart but remember it says on the title the OTHER version.. listen to it @raw687
@EternalChaos000 very funny, as if asians were robots or sort of things... that is ridiculous... the only thing is that asians mostly don't use any weird facial expression to show emotions or feelings. Besides, just because it's technically perfect, doesn't mean it lacks emotion. Does it make sense to create feeling by not playing flawless. In your comment I can't read nothing but envy.
@zirianos absolutely not beter than volodos. volodos plays much more military MARCH style, I dont like her playing here - she plays a mean bumblebee but doesnt do it here. Good on technique though.
I just finished listening to Volodos play this. He really makes use of the bass line. It's easier to hear the purposeful dissonance in their also. He plays much more powerfully. I love Yuja's playing...but he was the one that wrote the transcription...and he plays it better. I think a higher quality recording would have done a lot more for Yuja's playing. I have listened to just about everything that Yuja has put on youtube and I love her playing. They are both wonderful pianists.
I can't no longer stand that prejudice against Asian pianists. We have in Europe sooo many blond boys/girls that a pervasive marketing aims at 'selling' in quality of world class musicians, and that have neither technique nor musical personality (France is presently a joke, in this regard).
Volodos is, who doubts, an immense artist + a transcriptor of the most irresistible kind, like Horowitz or Cziffra were.
Mrs Wang makes a beautiful tribute to this transcription. Thanks to both of them.
@romotchka what prejudice against asian pianists? Almost all of them play with no feeling, while their technique is top notch - just because people call it like it is and tell the truth, doesnt mean its necessarily prejudiced - sure there will be racism anywhere, even against europeans, but classical music originated from europeans and its obvious when you compare the feeling and interpretations they offer. Dont get me wrong, asian pianists are good
@AK410 : I appreciate your answer. Yep, classical comes from European ***composers*** but, especially nowadays, I make a point to be agnostic towards the performer's origin. For instance, Hélène Grimaud, Alexandre Tharaud, are European, sure, and are nothing but marketing impostures. That was my initial point.
However, a truly great pianist like Yvonne Lefébure said Asians could have *some* lack of imagination. I believe it used to to be true but it evolves with generations.
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oh god, everone who says she plays it better than volodos has no idea, u can't compare some random asian piano player with the genius volodos, he's a fuckin beast on the piano, she's not even a compitition for him
You see this skills and you call Yuja a random Asian pianist?
Both Volodos and Yuja are very good, how about that? This girl has the precision and musicality of the world class pianist. I saw her in concert a few months ago....and she's only 22/23, imagine what she'll become in another few years.
You wouldn't even notice a genius when the word is written on his forehead. It isn't even hard to see that there are worlds between them both, but many layman aren't able to see that.
i watched many videos of that version. and Yuja plays it like nobody else........expecially from 2:28 to 2:33 (the right hand) Volodos can't play that moment as well as yuja does!
i know this is volodos' own transcription, but i really enjoyed yujia wang's performance of this better -- it's much more musical! a great performance!
But I think The video in the rehearsing room is a much better recording then this one It's the mic is much closer to the piano itself. /watch?v=j1fgo7hp-Ko
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The melody is not good,the Rondo allas turca is better motion,beautyful melody.I dont like this remix version,nothing to say about this,it;s nothing!!!
Piano is one of the easiest instruments to play , but she makes somthing hard look so simple wait that doesn't make sense but it AWSOME AND REALLY FAST!!
I respectively disagree. Growing up I took violin lessons and guitar lessons for three years and spent a year on both the trumpet and drums. I'm going on 15 years if piano study and still struggle tremendously. None of these instruments were easy for me but I'd still put piano towards the top.
how can you say something like that? i play piano and violin..and then piano is an extremely difficult instrument to play with expression and accuracy!
Does anyone know where I can find the cheet music for this song? I've been searching for it for ages and would be really thanksful if you told me if you know!
level: average
level: good
level: great
level: awesome
level: demigod
level: god
level: asian
level: YUJA WANG!!!
medviation 1 day ago
everybody just listen to volodos!
chipncharge94 3 weeks ago
* _ * <3
Perfect!
LiOkamoto777 1 month ago
she played a note wrongly at 2.38. IM EVIL ENOUGH TO REVEAL THIS MUAHAHHAHAAA >:)
Ytfsux 1 month ago
@Ytfsux Yea, she played a C instead of c#
origamimaster4716 6 days ago
Good good...but Volodos is more powerful
MsGibbone 2 months ago
some ppl make things look easy, but here yuja makes it look impossible.
TheDustinnguyen 3 months ago
Yuja doesn't have an i in it, person-who-wrote-the-description.
LilyTheAnnoyance 3 months ago
im gonna try to learn this piece in 3 weeks
superman1113215 4 months ago
@superman1113215 Good luck!
MIKE1238673 2 months ago
OMG! What an inspiration! You are amazing!
elissaandrew 4 months ago
So many people "try" to play this Volodos transcription. Some, like Wang, are more succesfull than others. Why does nobody try o tackle his Glinka Variations? Or even better make their own transcription! Playing this is hard, making a transcription like this even harder!!!!
masterofsynapsis 4 months ago
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masterofsynapsis 4 months ago
Beautiful, outstanding performance. I only criticize the poor dynamics
tvolala1976 5 months ago
LATE VIDEO! hahahaha
POPYLOLY8 5 months ago
I just cant fallow her fingers
ikiviki97 7 months ago
Amazing playing. A few wrong notes, but who cares. Incredible talent. I do prefer Volodos's rendition
Eztoez 8 months ago
@TheDustinnguyen which two songs? im currently learning this song... dont think ill be as good XD ive played for four years and im going to level 10 still... XD
zoezify 8 months ago
she's good. but i still prefer Volodos' xP
merelollipop 9 months ago 7
@merelollipop i prefer both!
j14mp 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from DONGXIETT
@merelollipop agreed.
anyvideos333 1 week ago
amazing!!!!! XD
MrRemilla 9 months ago
This is some serious talent :O
She just amazes me! =D
612curtis 9 months ago
idk but i loveee to play this song on pump it up :B
manuelx200 9 months ago
omg shes incredible! i wish i could play like her. that song is very difficult-i havnt even dared to learn it. i've only learned two of yuja wang's songs.
TheDustinnguyen 10 months ago
@TheDustinnguyen that is not Yuja Wangs song... It's Volodos: P
1995Hove 10 months ago
@1995Hove oops i meant two of the songs that she plays :)
TheDustinnguyen 10 months ago
braaaaaaafoooooooo
reznama1 11 months ago
justin bieber made 23 accounts to dislike emotional music from his/her own poems
DarkHeartzz021 1 year ago
Soo good!
KhAnGsIn 1 year ago
I'm all for the original in case of such transcriptions when it comes to serious music. Still, sometimes music is not supposed to be serious, it is supposed to be fun. And this is, above all, fun!
johnbaptistlulu 1 year ago
if I had a time machine I'd take her back with me to visit 'Unlce' Wolfgang and see what he thought!!!
MusicStudyMan 1 year ago
If she played a little longer, the piano would be on fire.
kev7978 1 year ago 10
@kev7978 I am on fire already
ThisIsDream 11 months ago
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kev7978 1 year ago
Let me just say, seeing her live, her presence is electrifying!!!
at1212b 1 year ago
Is the violinist at 2:51 trying to beat her?
NiteoFulgur 1 year ago
@NiteoFulgur no the violinist is just trying to tame those irresisteble hands from doing something what you think is not right 3:)
DarkHeartzz021 1 year ago
Except for the video/audio sync problem, Yujia Wang's rendition of this is still on my top 10 list!
uDOronRON 1 year ago
brilliant!!!!! just brilliant!!!!!!!!!
guitarfish97 1 year ago
awesome
Eztoez 1 year ago
WOW at 2:14
Billybob5497 1 year ago
WOW
Billybob5497 1 year ago
her hands in the ending phrase looks like machine gun
king168pchs 1 year ago
GOT DANG THAT PIANO WAS SMOKING!
roddy241985 1 year ago
Yuja IS the modern piano. She is imo the worthiest successor of Horowitz, who was the interpreter of our/his time. Her interpretation of this piece, as well as her Scarlatti and Scriabin is the most original since the great maestro. And remember that he was the prodigy sensation of his time. For example, his Scriabin is the greatest ever. Hers is the most original since then.
BUS344Yankees 1 year ago
@BUS344Yankees true, but she didn't do the interpretation for this piece. Volodos did.
LangleyKuoch97 1 year ago
Mostra... sem mais. D:
brunahitsujichan 1 year ago
She is no match for Volodas!!!
DaRkLORDnUb 1 year ago
this video has a serious audio mismatch
magickayson 1 year ago
@magickayson Yes, but remember that - video cannot yet achieve that speed :-))
Mla1ani 1 year ago
@Mla1ani no, obviously the guy who converted the format of this video didnt' take care of this. Look at other videos on youtube. They don't have this problem.
magickayson 1 year ago
@magickayson It was just my joke, to express how much I admire those artists' great technique ! It's the fruit of an enormuos and tedious work, through many years. The fruit that we have pleasure to have it served here !
Mla1ani 1 year ago
@Mla1ani yes i also agree that in terms of the music and artistic, she did a fantastic job which i admire very much. but i only listen to this video but not watch it cux the time lag is so obvious to a state that it affects your enjoyment.
magickayson 1 year ago
think what you want.its one the best "flashing" show pieces i know,the audience loves it and a lot of pianists play it.so this piece could not work better.but you can go on criticize it,no one is interested.
Achtelnote 1 year ago
@Achtelnote You are, evidently. And people liking it doesn't proove anything.
lupuspglh2 1 year ago
@licafarafrica Sorry but this is completely nonsense what u say, EVERY pianist have his/her own way of playing. Volodos is an outstanding pianist but not the best...
Georginito 1 year ago
It seems that Volodos' thought was something like "this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring, ambitious and technically demanding", but he didn't fully understand the original alla turca. Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. However, there are many valuable elements in Volodos' transcription.
lupuspglh 1 year ago
@lupuspglh it seems more that you didnt understand volodos.search for the interview where he talks about his intentions,then you`ll see.
Achtelnote 1 year ago
@Achtelnote I only found it in languages that I don´t understand. But if you understood what he said I'm sure you'll be able to repeat his ideas.
lupuspglh2 1 year ago
@lupuspglh2 he said that he also plays the original and that it is a complete other piece.here he only tried to show what is possible on the piano.its more like a paraphrase from liszt.he never wanted make anything better than mozart.
Achtelnote 1 year ago
@Achtelnote Whatever his intentions were when writing it, the piece must be evaluated the same way. It has nothing to do with the original one, but that does not deteriorate its quality. The problem is, first, that with colours, characters, and textures that are so dense and contrasting, you need more space and a different structure (probably more than one movement). Then, the evolution of the colous, textures and characters is not controlled: he follows the scheme Mozart made,
lupuspglh2 1 year ago
@Achtelnote but again, that does not work for this new piece. Last of all, there are many elements that "sound cool", such as small variations on the melody, dialogue between two voices, etc. There are few things more dangerous than including something because it "sounds cool": in the melody, the new elements rather weaken it, and the dialogue between two voices also has a weak melody and really no point.
lupuspglh2 1 year ago
It seems that Volodos' thought was something like "this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring, ambitious and technically demanding", but he didn't fully understand the original alla turca. Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. However, there are many valuable elements in Volodos' transcription.
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This is easy. Nothing compared to a Chopin's etude or a Beethoven's sonata. This is only a low circus number, nothing more a show. Plus it also played very bad. And the content? Nothing content only an avalanche of useless sounds that have nothing to do with the music and the virtuosity!
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This is easy. Nothing compared to a Chopin's etude or a Beethoven's sonata. This is only a low circus number, nothing more a show. Plus it also played very bad. And the content? Nothing content only an avalanche of useless sounds that have nothing to do with the music and the virtuosity!
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Seems to me like Volodo's thought was something like: "Ok, this part is soft, lets make it softer, this part is loud and great, lets make it louder and greater; and lets make it generally more daring and wild". But he didn't completely understand the original alla turca... Mozart is perhaps the greatest musical genius who ever lived, and this rondo is one of his most famous works: it will hardly be improved. I liked it, but I believe Mozart's original is better.
lupuspglh 1 year ago
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lupuspglh 1 year ago
The devil is inside her
lupuspglh 1 year ago
@lupuspglh I want to be inside her, too LOL
jtchen22 1 year ago
Hm, I love love LOVE Yuja~!! All of her music is..Just plain out WOW.
Though, I don't really think this song is for her..Mostly because it has a very heavy left hand influence, and she doesn't seem to have the control in her left side like Volodos does.
Don't get me wrong! This piece is superb, but she's lacking some of the strength required.
I still love her either way!!!!!! XDDD
kit11104 1 year ago
übertreib.!
Lina10696 1 year ago
wow as if someone farts a cough right before she plays
anyways she plays this with finess
bboymango 1 year ago
you are the best???????
crazyizmirlee 1 year ago
Volodos blows. Yujia's awesome.
ProkofievRules 1 year ago
1:40 ... =O!!
oseltrenado 1 year ago
It's like the piece going to the max.
cowzilla8 1 year ago
@Evaldas521 I do not agree.
No offense to Ms. Wang, but I personally prefer Volodos' rendition of this piece.
sys9012 1 year ago 2
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i wonder those hands in a hand job
rodstartube 1 year ago
wow..her hands are like..*forward*forward*..->->..very fast de..nice one!!nice!!..very nice!
UncleSam1511 1 year ago
HEN HAO....flawless...!!!
Decalogus 2 years ago
amazing every time i see it, thats y im learnin that song rite now and as u guessed hardest thing anyone could play
283518 2 years ago
She's playing effortlessly!!
seamonkeyfan90 2 years ago 10
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This "asians can't play w/ emotion" thread is fucking idiotic. SHE IS TEARING IT THE FUCK UP AND LAYING DOWN THE LAW WITHOUT A FLAW!! BRAVO YUJA!!!!!!!!!!!
thehellezell 2 years ago
ARE YOU asian? me, sea monkey fan and @raw687 are both asian so what the hell?
seamonkeyfan90 2 years ago
asians have better technique but are burned out of their emotions...i should know
raw687 2 years ago
NO!!!! @RAW687 but are you asian??? im korean
seamonkeyfan90 2 years ago
i'm chinese with super crazy parents
raw687 2 years ago 2
oh but dude i have 201 pages of extra work everyday not including schoolwork. Dude i know my camera quality suck and I suck at playing but check out my other version of the turkish march mozart but remember it says on the title the OTHER version.. listen to it @raw687
seamonkeyfan90 2 years ago
@raw687
There's no time for emotions in this piece. It's plain technical.
Evaldas521 2 years ago
Everyone has technique, Asians just use that to their advantage and abuse it ._.
I can play with emotions T.T... just not that good xD
EternalChaos000 1 year ago 2
@EternalChaos000
well, that's because technique is improved the most when it comes to just flat-out practicing, which is what many asians i know do >.>
kimcheeseller 1 year ago
@kimcheeseller I still consider they're playing dull despite their technique xD..
EternalChaos000 1 year ago
@EternalChaos000 very funny, as if asians were robots or sort of things... that is ridiculous... the only thing is that asians mostly don't use any weird facial expression to show emotions or feelings. Besides, just because it's technically perfect, doesn't mean it lacks emotion. Does it make sense to create feeling by not playing flawless. In your comment I can't read nothing but envy.
arschgrauviolett 1 year ago
@arschgrauviolett Whatever you say, sure.
EternalChaos000 1 year ago
And what would the purpose be for your genious mind??
sal50811 2 years ago
Even better than the own Volodos, by the way, beautiful woman.
zirianos 2 years ago 3
@zirianos absolutely not beter than volodos. volodos plays much more military MARCH style, I dont like her playing here - she plays a mean bumblebee but doesnt do it here. Good on technique though.
AK410 2 years ago
2:00 - 2:07 Cool
Goth89Tube 2 years ago
Awsome !!! Bravossimo !!!
haruncenani 2 years ago
those hands are figgin awesomeee damn wish i have big fingerss.....
nikez92 2 years ago
@nikez92 It's not the big fingers.... it's what you do with them that counts... !
Malaka57 2 years ago 3
I just finished listening to Volodos play this. He really makes use of the bass line. It's easier to hear the purposeful dissonance in their also. He plays much more powerfully. I love Yuja's playing...but he was the one that wrote the transcription...and he plays it better. I think a higher quality recording would have done a lot more for Yuja's playing. I have listened to just about everything that Yuja has put on youtube and I love her playing. They are both wonderful pianists.
robertslistening 2 years ago 15
@robertslistening exactly, his playing is more military like, you get a sense of that marching kind of experience well observed!
AK410 2 years ago
I can't no longer stand that prejudice against Asian pianists. We have in Europe sooo many blond boys/girls that a pervasive marketing aims at 'selling' in quality of world class musicians, and that have neither technique nor musical personality (France is presently a joke, in this regard).
Volodos is, who doubts, an immense artist + a transcriptor of the most irresistible kind, like Horowitz or Cziffra were.
Mrs Wang makes a beautiful tribute to this transcription. Thanks to both of them.
romotchka 2 years ago 5
@romotchka what prejudice against asian pianists? Almost all of them play with no feeling, while their technique is top notch - just because people call it like it is and tell the truth, doesnt mean its necessarily prejudiced - sure there will be racism anywhere, even against europeans, but classical music originated from europeans and its obvious when you compare the feeling and interpretations they offer. Dont get me wrong, asian pianists are good
AK410 2 years ago
@AK410 : I appreciate your answer. Yep, classical comes from European ***composers*** but, especially nowadays, I make a point to be agnostic towards the performer's origin. For instance, Hélène Grimaud, Alexandre Tharaud, are European, sure, and are nothing but marketing impostures. That was my initial point.
However, a truly great pianist like Yvonne Lefébure said Asians could have *some* lack of imagination. I believe it used to to be true but it evolves with generations.
romotchka 2 years ago
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oh god, everone who says she plays it better than volodos has no idea, u can't compare some random asian piano player with the genius volodos, he's a fuckin beast on the piano, she's not even a compitition for him
trym88 2 years ago
You see this skills and you call Yuja a random Asian pianist?
Both Volodos and Yuja are very good, how about that? This girl has the precision and musicality of the world class pianist. I saw her in concert a few months ago....and she's only 22/23, imagine what she'll become in another few years.
danielcwan 2 years ago
You wouldn't even notice a genius when the word is written on his forehead. It isn't even hard to see that there are worlds between them both, but many layman aren't able to see that.
trym88 2 years ago
Next time you comment, make sure that it do have some sense. Read your comment again and try to understand it.
bagongman 2 years ago
@trym88 exactly, while she isnt that random, volodos can not be compared to yuja, not yet, and not until she really shows some creative genius
AK410 2 years ago
youtube Frames per/sec cant even support her speed! bravo!!!!
ongpohheng 2 years ago 4
Dance of the spiders...
Mixtolife 2 years ago
Yûja, ez ji te hez dikim.
I love you Yûja
axavba 2 years ago
Got that right!
PianosBestFriend 2 years ago
WOW! you are FANTASY!
s29382820 2 years ago 2
i prefer Yuja..sorry:(
sal50811 2 years ago 3
@sal50811 you have poor musical taste
AK410 2 years ago
That's not a problem of musical taste...it's only a funny piece..that's it!
sal50811 2 years ago
love her!:)
i watched many videos of that version. and Yuja plays it like nobody else........expecially from 2:28 to 2:33 (the right hand) Volodos can't play that moment as well as yuja does!
sal50811 2 years ago 3
I like this variation on Rondo Alla Turca. She's very good!!
RondoAllaMusica 2 years ago 10
@RondoAllaMusica very good is an understatement ;-)
meesbroersen 1 year ago
I actually really like her performance of it. Her left hand is amazingly light on those killer octaves. Excellent !
Eztoez 2 years ago
i know this is volodos' own transcription, but i really enjoyed yujia wang's performance of this better -- it's much more musical! a great performance!
ceciliamusica4 2 years ago
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She doesn't even understand the purpose of that transcription. -1
maxdesp 2 years ago
Why?
sal50811 2 years ago
oh my god WOW! thatisall
veganSausage 2 years ago
A very clean,well-polished performance. Bravo!
shubus 2 years ago 2
too silent -_- can you hear?
FolderFILEneT 2 years ago
Beautifully executed!
weemouse101 2 years ago
Lol the camera didnt keep up with her hands!
alignment12 2 years ago 5
WAOO>>>> No comment on her.... REALLY FANTASTIC!!!!! GOD GIRL PIANIST!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!
MusicalOceans0308 2 years ago
Those incredible flying fingers, just phenomenal.
789vbc 2 years ago
Holy crap!
That is so good!
I need to get this sheet music so I can try playing it!!
(Of course...not nearly as fast) haha
Great job!!!
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viktori93 2 years ago
this is the bestest arrangement iv'e heard !! i love thiss !!! :) :)
burlamero 2 years ago 6
But I think The video in the rehearsing room is a much better recording then this one It's the mic is much closer to the piano itself. /watch?v=j1fgo7hp-Ko
Zjonaaa 2 years ago
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I feel that this was too much pedal.
FolderFILEneT 2 years ago
agree
utopian1129 2 years ago
This version of the piece has a lot of pedal in it, its not yuja. check volodos playing it himself you'll see:)
Zjonaaa 2 years ago 3
lol....idiot.
Achtelnote 2 years ago
goddamn.. she got me stunned with my mouth to the floor.. damn..
rockostas 2 years ago 7
Volodoss is a master...he is unique...
caccolonafrodiana 2 years ago 5
i like this interpretation because it matches with the word "rondo"~
utopian1129 2 years ago 11
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she's hot
pspdipendente 2 years ago
She has good technic,but there are many pianist can do that,its not a problem with any good pianist!
duongngocvuminh 2 years ago
it's not just technique; very few female pianists play like that - so energetic and powerful. the only other name that comes to mind is argerich
kristolstarz 2 years ago
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The melody is not good,the Rondo allas turca is better motion,beautyful melody.I dont like this remix version,nothing to say about this,it;s nothing!!!
duongngocvuminh 2 years ago
Escepcional " increible . Muy bueno ...
glaucoaster 2 years ago 3
I would marry her in 2 seconds.
jtchen22 2 years ago 4
2nd part was soooooo difficult... promise!!!!
kurenai631 2 years ago
possibly even more entertaining playing that song than volodos himself
perfect
bravo
dkipke 2 years ago 2
i was thinking the same thing
sebagr1987 2 years ago
c'est la gloire
sebagr1987 2 years ago
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Piano is one of the easiest instruments to play , but she makes somthing hard look so simple wait that doesn't make sense but it AWSOME AND REALLY FAST!!
bmxnj9 2 years ago
I respectively disagree. Growing up I took violin lessons and guitar lessons for three years and spent a year on both the trumpet and drums. I'm going on 15 years if piano study and still struggle tremendously. None of these instruments were easy for me but I'd still put piano towards the top.
Drybones52 2 years ago
not really
i play, its hard to do
harder than most instruments
riggspiano 2 years ago
how can you say something like that? i play piano and violin..and then piano is an extremely difficult instrument to play with expression and accuracy!
awesomepianist654 2 years ago 2
yes, haven't you heard?
its a new breed of human.
the "ELITE MUTANTS THAT KICK BUTTOX"
ya know?
el1te0n3 2 years ago
2:42 lol
freshhh1994 2 years ago
simply AMAZING
rouxegrl 2 years ago
nadie la toca como volodos
Ofledius 2 years ago
Fast nice! Wuao!!!
MartysekQ 2 years ago
Wow...a very interesting song...very fast!hahahahahahahah!!!!!
i like it!
asiananimeninja 2 years ago
I'll learn this some day, I swear!
Salvation0fMind 2 years ago 4
lol! i said the same thing!
Nowekian 2 years ago 3
But I'm going to =) It will take hell of a lot time but i will learn it. ( I need to learn cheet music at first.. )
:D
Salvation0fMind 2 years ago
1:17 hurt my ears--way too high! Audio was off, but I must say that she plays it the best out of all the videos I've seen.
Emmzizleez888 2 years ago
she's cute...i love her....
revengejeffrey21 2 years ago 2
o..m...g... that is awesome! her fingers look like they were flying...
iibaybayy 2 years ago
Does anyone know where I can find the cheet music for this song? I've been searching for it for ages and would be really thanksful if you told me if you know!
Salvation0fMind 2 years ago