the entire time i was completely mezmorized this is an outstanding concerto and performance and its beauty is the reason i pick up my violin every day :)
Her performance is so convincing, it sounds as if she wrote the concerto herself. She is one of the rare few pianists who can make the music their own.
Mitsuko...please be yourself...if we don't like how you do what you do...we have the choice to leave...otherwise we will stay to enjoy your winderful gifts...
Fiquei muito triste quando retiraram os vídeos de Mitsuko Uchida concerto para piano nr, 03 e 04 de Beethoven conduzido pelos Maestros Zubin Metha e Marris Jansons.
i almost never cry. but i cried warm tears watching this wonderful, timeless mozart and heavenly uchida. i called my son - he plays piano - to enjoy it with me. but he watched me insteda; he had never seen me cry before.
@Lity10 I'll tell you why,because people are not stupid and can feel when it's genuine.This lady is obviously very special,her expressions genuine,her playing unique.When something's true you feel it and vice versa.
@Lity10 youtube is the musician's blessing and curse; musicians can spread their music to a broader audience, but now their appearance on stage becomes a relevant factor. Maybe pianists will start hiring makeup artists and stage consultants as part of standard practice in the profession.
This is not about Uchida. This is about Mozart. His name should always be first. Never should a conductor or player receive billing over Mozart. Incidentally, never should Mozart and his like (Beethoven, Bach) be listened to as mere background music. Their music merits full, undivided attention. To give it anything less than full attention is to be yet another of this age's rank philistines.
@Jitpring I agree in the first part, but I don't think there's anything wrong in listening to Mozart, Beethoven or Bach (for example) as background music. A lot of string quartets, symphonies, etc. were made for background music at parties etc.
Magnificent... truly magnificent.... she is a legend, she is playing the of a legendary genius... what more could you possibly ask for ?? This is just pure beauty - plain and simple !
You are somewhat wrong. Hitler wanted to be an musician and a composer for a wile... He even started to write an opera, but the scores are missing. He got help from a friend because he couldn't write notes. He took pianolessons, but the intress for music wasn't for long...
G-d I wish that were true. I was horrified to learn, though, that Mozart's music was played in the nazi concentration camps, right as the nazis were murdering Jews in the most cruel fashion possible. Mozart's music SHOULD inspire people to be better people, and yet there is apparently little correlation between appreciating this music and being a good person. strange, yet sadly true
if only it were that simple! the horrifying truth is that the beautiful music of mozart was also played in the nazi concentration camps, just as the nazis were torturing and murdering millions of Jews
A line of melody runs hauntingly and serenely right through the movement The middle part, though, has no real melody, but a sheet of ingraining pointalistic resonance.
A big favourite of mine. Don't really know anything better than this, except maybe from Mozart self.
"There is a reason I have a disproportionate Baroque bias, because it was the period of the greatest music ever written, with the exception of Mozart"
Beethoven tiene mas obras maestras que todos los mencionados, Aún eso se puede discutir, pero lo que no se discute es la importancia que tiene ludwg en la musica....
Mozart es precioso pere beethoven te adentra más en la musica la sientes más sientes caqda nota que esta en su lugar, es mi parecer y apuesto que el de la mayoria que sabe de musica y que ha escuchado obras de todos los compositores mencionados.
I can prove that 18th century music was the greatest ever written. Just look at classical music written in the last 100 years. Almost all of it is worthless garbage. somewhere in between the 18th century and the 20th century, classical music went way way way down in quality
We allow ourselves to appreciate Mozart more because he reflects the childish beauty and simplicity of our feelings. Whether happy or distraught, the feelings in these pieces are as eternally simple and elegant as the human condition will always remain; beneath all complexity and advancement that we feign.
well put. It is simple but at the same time, its filled with a total and humane meaning. To be honest, by now i cannot even listen to pieces of mozart in a critical way. Every single time I put one on, im envelopped by its beauty. And its for this exact reason that i could imagine my life without Wagner, but never without Mozart.
"The ten greatest musical composers of all time are: 1) Mozart 2) Bach 3) Beethoven 4) Handel 5) Haydn 6) Bach's sons 7) Vivaldi 8) Telemann 9) Purcell 10) Corelli " You seem to have a disproportionate Baroque bias. Also, this is just YOUR list.
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Those of you making fun, get up to HER level, then criticize. You are disrespecting her musicality. She is becoming one with the music.
On another note, this sounds beautiful. Love it!
arelys 2 days ago
Simplesmente magnífico.
Aclaret001 1 week ago
Mediocrities everywhere...I absolve you.
squamish4244 1 month ago
When I listen to Mozart, his music takes me straight to God.
SpaceWalkTraveller 1 month ago
all troubled by Mitsuko's facial expressions are also probably troubled by unfiltered reality.
okicuru12 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
pianist conducts orchestra LIKE A BOSS
sirshitsalot007 2 months ago
why why why is this so freaking wonderful!?
BassicStorm 2 months ago
@BassicStorm Because it's Mozart.....
SpaceWalkTraveller 1 month ago
She looks so scary! If I don't look at her, the music is pretty... just dont look at her...
AsianShakespeare 2 months ago
the entire time i was completely mezmorized this is an outstanding concerto and performance and its beauty is the reason i pick up my violin every day :)
JPacerox1 2 months ago
Wonderful!
BoschPianoMusic 2 months ago
Did mitsuko uchida change the part from 1:53 to 2:35? It sounds different from my score
SuperTendril 2 months ago
Madame Rossina Lhevinne of Juilliard said all these extraneous and painful expressions add nothing to the beauty of the music.
311Ginger 3 months ago
Insert Asian in piano for epic playing
celebrei 4 months ago
What's the name of the concertmaster? She's cute, isn't she?
imjapanophile 4 months ago
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It's on the title. :P Mitsuko Uchida. :) She's wonderful.
Lawrencelovespiano 1 month ago
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Listen from 7:48 to 8:00, you are accessing the gates of heaven. At 8:00, the doors open for you
thierry2001 5 months ago
Listen to 7:48 to 8:00, you are accessing the gates of heaven. At 8:00, the doors open for you
thierry2001 5 months ago 6
MY goodness this is one wonderful, talented intelligent woman... incredible... I LOVE her expressions!!! Surely I am not the only one?!
muscleboi4use 6 months ago 3
Her performance is so convincing, it sounds as if she wrote the concerto herself. She is one of the rare few pianists who can make the music their own.
johnst66xx 7 months ago 4
Simply beauteous!
sailingsam 8 months ago
me encanta!!siempre tan impecable el trabajo de Uchida.
una pregunta, alguien sabe quien es la violinista de pelo corto?
SuperClali 9 months ago
@SuperClali porque? te quieres casar con ella? digo de la del pelo corto....
besamemucho5 8 months ago
@besamemucho5 jajaja no claro que no, me encanta toda la cancha que le pone al tocar
SuperClali 8 months ago
great music...but she looks like a witch
jeffho777 10 months ago
the chinese lady looks like she is having a music orgasm
memokk 11 months ago
@memokk: Japanese lady, my friend; an extremely intelligent and immensely gifted Japanese lady at that.
amendoesit 10 months ago 4
@memokk That's because she is.
CityslickCaptain 3 months ago
one of my favorite Mozart tunes.
SqueezeMyLemonBabe 11 months ago
OMFG I love this one!!! it was in one of my first piano CDs :D
InsaneMetalSoldier 11 months ago
to judge this video on her expression, is a disrespect for her musicality... Uchida is great!
Giannini1980 11 months ago 7
Miss Uchida is precious person in Japan for world-wide.
MrMourice 11 months ago
A perfect fantasy land does exist.
okicuru12 11 months ago
intergalagtic Mozart. The Miracle man.His music is so Sane and healing,you cant come away from a Mozart piece without being a better Human being.
geisterbahn1 1 year ago 5
Do you know this melody is famous as theme of PETIT RAT of l'Opera Garnier in Paris ?
parismaurice 1 year ago
I love the smile of pure enjoyment on the concertmistress' face when the movement starts... Impeccable performance from all of them!
nikshaclarinet 1 year ago
we should just feel and listen her play.
09ec16 1 year ago
This is Jakie Chan, pianist version XD
AdriaFloriDeSoc 1 year ago
She's got soul.
akbarbaby 1 year ago
splendide Mitsuko !!!
SLAIEH 1 year ago
Just wonderful.
hildesia2 1 year ago
Just wonderful
hildesia2 1 year ago
awesome!!
cperez2010 1 year ago
lol XD her expressions were so weird, but she can play piano like a pro, and nice song :P
KanukiePie 1 year ago
Mitsuko...please be yourself...if we don't like how you do what you do...we have the choice to leave...otherwise we will stay to enjoy your winderful gifts...
politicopol 1 year ago
Itś the best of interpret.-))
MilosAitos 1 year ago
She's amazing !
26mel1 1 year ago 2
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Yeeeeees. Itś the best of interpret.-))
MilosAitos 1 year ago
She didn't play exactly what Mozart wrote.
brandonb1100 1 year ago
@brandonb1100 That's exactly what performing is about, and doesn't she do old Wolfgang proud!
sapperrdeflap 1 year ago
Fiquei muito triste quando retiraram os vídeos de Mitsuko Uchida concerto para piano nr, 03 e 04 de Beethoven conduzido pelos Maestros Zubin Metha e Marris Jansons.
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ryvanoff 1 year ago
i almost never cry. but i cried warm tears watching this wonderful, timeless mozart and heavenly uchida. i called my son - he plays piano - to enjoy it with me. but he watched me insteda; he had never seen me cry before.
ivomarinus 1 year ago
Funny how no one comments on her facial expressions, while a lot comment on Lang Lang's. People just mock him because everybody else does.
Lity10 1 year ago
@Lity10 I'll tell you why,because people are not stupid and can feel when it's genuine.This lady is obviously very special,her expressions genuine,her playing unique.When something's true you feel it and vice versa.
nousernamewhatsoever 1 year ago
@nousernamewhatsoever no, not true. Because people ARE stupid, they don't listen to Lang Lang's music. I bet you're one of them.
Lity10 1 year ago
@Lity10 well you would've lost the bet because I actually enjoy listening to Lang Lang.Unfortunately once I try and look at him I get distracted...
nousernamewhatsoever 1 year ago
@nousernamewhatsoever then don't look at him. What's the deal?!!
Lity10 1 year ago
@Lity10 I'm not looking,you just asked why aren't people bashing Uchida and I explained why...
nousernamewhatsoever 1 year ago
@nousernamewhatsoever oh, so you can feel his overexxagerated faceexpressions in through his playing? I see.
Lity10 1 year ago
@Lity10 actually,yeah.He's very musical but his face expressions are way off.Or to be more precise,they're a way to show off.
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@nousernamewhatsoever bullshit. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Lity10 1 year ago
@nousernamewhatsoever
Mitsuko Uchida is a female, not a male.
Lawrencelovespiano 1 year ago
@nousernamewhatsoever
OH! You were talking about Lang Lang, :S, never mind.
Lawrencelovespiano 1 year ago
@Lity10
OH! You were talking about Lang Lang, :S, never mind.
Lawrencelovespiano 1 year ago
@Lity10
Mitsuko Uchida is a female, not a male!
Lawrencelovespiano 1 year ago
@Lity10 youtube is the musician's blessing and curse; musicians can spread their music to a broader audience, but now their appearance on stage becomes a relevant factor. Maybe pianists will start hiring makeup artists and stage consultants as part of standard practice in the profession.
SirMeowMeow 1 year ago
This is not about Uchida. This is about Mozart. His name should always be first. Never should a conductor or player receive billing over Mozart. Incidentally, never should Mozart and his like (Beethoven, Bach) be listened to as mere background music. Their music merits full, undivided attention. To give it anything less than full attention is to be yet another of this age's rank philistines.
Jitpring 1 year ago
@Jitpring I agree in the first part, but I don't think there's anything wrong in listening to Mozart, Beethoven or Bach (for example) as background music. A lot of string quartets, symphonies, etc. were made for background music at parties etc.
Lity10 1 year ago
so simple and so humble, such delicate tenderness! I wish there was a heaven for Mozart to have gone back to.
I love how Uchida's absolutely loving it.
krystosdobs 1 year ago
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krystosdobs 1 year ago
This brings tears to my eyes in so many ways. Mozart is one of the best things humanity has brought us.
haaxeboys 1 year ago 17
I love Mozart... but the . woman playing the piano looks like she came from Sesame street.... Example: 0:38 - 0:50
JasonGorr 1 year ago
Mozart died when he was 35. But if you think about it, it made little difference to him last year.
chinwutai 1 year ago
Magnificent... truly magnificent.... she is a legend, she is playing the of a legendary genius... what more could you possibly ask for ?? This is just pure beauty - plain and simple !
discovolante2608 1 year ago 3
THIS VÍDEO /MUSIC has the capacity to reconnect me with my best fellings, hope and gratitude to be a human being.
Thks!!! God, Mozart, Ushida and all musicians
nabicibo 1 year ago 3
I was in a horrid mood until I listened to this. It never fails to relax me, and her playing was gorgeous. Brava!
scarfyrre 1 year ago 3
:)
lovable
Bramborail 1 year ago 2
what the hell is with the bassoonists (and others) at 4:11?? those are supposed to be loud, booming notes accompanying the stormy solo section
1980NewWave 1 year ago
Listen to this beautiful piano concerto
ToonKerssemakers 1 year ago
内天光子的Mozart不再是粉红色的,但也自有她的韵味儿
nidejiayi 1 year ago
i love her...
shelibeli55 1 year ago
i watched the ending credits to AMADEUS repeatedly just to listen to this. just beautiful!
mcv147 1 year ago 2
@mcv147 I did too! Imogen Cooper understated the music so elegantly that the charm there is indeed infinite.
maidestone 1 year ago
lovely! her beautiful playing flows over you like a soothing shower
passingshadow26 2 years ago 2
Beautiful!
pyrioni 2 years ago 3
Musica divina. Interpretação magnífica. BRAVO! Só por poder ouvir esse concerto, já valeu viver!
nabicibo 2 years ago
我都不知道你在說什么
porschemagicbus 2 years ago
excelente interpretación!
arpegio2009 2 years ago 4
excelente interpretacion,felicitaciones!
arpegio2009 2 years ago 3
woooooow... maestra.....
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nb971127 2 years ago
Refering ot m comment two mounths ago, I have reliable sources!
HerrWarja 2 years ago
Someone gave me a negative rating for my comment 3 weeks ago. I honestly meant that the performance moved me tremendously. I wasn't being facetious.
GuaraldiGuy 2 years ago
notes I mean
xbagheerax 2 years ago
has someone note to this for piano?
xbagheerax 2 years ago
Just gee freakin' whiz...That is so beautiful!
GuaraldiGuy 2 years ago 3
You got that right. My favorite movement from my favorite Mozart PC. Awesome !
dmcII 2 years ago
Wonderful performance ,Uchida is my favorit pianist .He play in original style ,arpeggios and ornaments performed lovely.
Thank You for music
Greetings from Germany
Martin
marcin8942 2 years ago 4
The awesome Mitsuko Uchida is amazing! And she conducts from the piano as well. Simply Superb!!
RaiderEleven 2 years ago
She is so beautiful, inside and out, I want to kiss her
gzaenker 2 years ago 3
Wowo, Wonderful playing.
i like to much the way she moves. cant express wht is, but understand.
music is far away from humanity. this is divinity.
Saggezzasaphira 2 years ago
Saggezz: Yes. she is divine. And you are too!
gzaenker 2 years ago
me????
Saggezzasaphira 2 years ago
yes, we all are, whether we know it or not
gzaenker 2 years ago
thank you for posting this...what wonderful playing...
goroundit123 2 years ago
Hitler wanted to be an artist not a musician. He was rejected from art school in Vienna and he was forced to sell postcards on the street.
BeUrself0897 2 years ago
You are somewhat wrong. Hitler wanted to be an musician and a composer for a wile... He even started to write an opera, but the scores are missing. He got help from a friend because he couldn't write notes. He took pianolessons, but the intress for music wasn't for long...
HerrWarja 2 years ago
played consummately beautifully...with manifest humility...unlike many we could mention
goroundit123 2 years ago
Amazing! 1:29 - 1:42
jeroenberge 2 years ago
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jeroenberge 2 years ago
Before Politicians decide to have a war! why not send them all to a mozart concert . Im sure the war would be cancelled the next day.
geisterbahn1 2 years ago 23
lol
thierry2001 2 years ago
Good idea !
dmcII 2 years ago
Definitely. Let's send them :)
triton2008 2 years ago
also let the public at large listen to
this before they go to vote !!
jpandyaraja 2 years ago
that would only work if our sworn islamofascist enemies would be similarly pacified by Mozart's music
nakedBison69 2 years ago
I've heard that if Hitler hadn't been rejected from a music school in Vienna, he wouldn't have become a fascist.
bunnyoneedge 2 years ago
I heard that adolf shitler was a painter, not a musician. it was charles manson who had been a musician
nakedBison69 2 years ago
@geisterbahn1
No matter if all politicians sit around a campfire and roasting mushmello and singing songs. There are evil people in the world.
b42baritone 1 year ago 3
what you said here is so sadly true
nakedBison69 1 year ago
very insightful and so sadly true
nakedBison69 1 year ago
G-d I wish that were true. I was horrified to learn, though, that Mozart's music was played in the nazi concentration camps, right as the nazis were murdering Jews in the most cruel fashion possible. Mozart's music SHOULD inspire people to be better people, and yet there is apparently little correlation between appreciating this music and being a good person. strange, yet sadly true
nakedBison69 1 year ago
if only it were that simple! the horrifying truth is that the beautiful music of mozart was also played in the nazi concentration camps, just as the nazis were torturing and murdering millions of Jews
nakedBison69 1 year ago
@geisterbahn1
They probably all do go already.
ThatsQ 1 year ago
@geisterbahn1
They probably all do go already
ThatsQ 1 year ago
@ThatsQ wrong ! if thet all went to Wofgangs concerts , theirs no way they could walk out and declare war the next day .
geisterbahn1 1 year ago
Esta canción me gusta mucho
romga23 2 years ago
A line of melody runs hauntingly and serenely right through the movement The middle part, though, has no real melody, but a sheet of ingraining pointalistic resonance.
A big favourite of mine. Don't really know anything better than this, except maybe from Mozart self.
toddhumphry 2 years ago
Mozart self or Mozart himself?
nakedBison69 2 years ago
When was this whole fascinating orchestra performed!?
COLEVANY 2 years ago
This is just another great playing of Uchida. Great interpretation on this movement. Very pretty. Her touch is perfect.
Eba123456789 2 years ago
jajajajaja she plays splendid, and i love her funny faces jajajaja, its just sublime!!
Stban11 2 years ago
This is a splendid interpretation of a great work of art. Thank you for posting it. Uchida is a great scholar and a great performer.
TedMichaelMorgan 2 years ago
"There is a reason I have a disproportionate Baroque bias, because it was the period of the greatest music ever written, with the exception of Mozart"
still just your opinion
largemoose 2 years ago
Beethoven tiene mas obras maestras que todos los mencionados, Aún eso se puede discutir, pero lo que no se discute es la importancia que tiene ludwg en la musica....
Mozart es precioso pere beethoven te adentra más en la musica la sientes más sientes caqda nota que esta en su lugar, es mi parecer y apuesto que el de la mayoria que sabe de musica y que ha escuchado obras de todos los compositores mencionados.
Beethoven esta muy alto....
cdera01 2 years ago
I don't think Mozart would approve of Uchida's bathroom facial contortions. Also Uchida lacks a qualit y of Mozart: optimism.
freeqwerqwer 2 years ago
freeQwerQwer wrote the above comment while sitting on his toile
nakedBison69 2 years ago
I disagree.
Mozart loved bathroom humor....so he might find slight humor in it. Just slightly....
abercrombiejackie 2 years ago
cjnomacen 2 years ago
choices from 8 to 10 will elicit guffaws
freeqwerqwer 2 years ago 2
Stravinsky above Brahms and Beethoven? Really not sure about that.
saltyseaweed 2 years ago
the five greatest musicians of all time are Mozart, Bach, Handel, Haydn, and Beethoven
nakedBison69 2 years ago
what about Chopin?!!
didondio 2 years ago
schubert...had he not died so young...
goroundit123 2 years ago
would not put handel, mozart or haydn in there.
Would put instead Bach, beethoven, brahms, ravel, prokofieff
yossiban 2 years ago
no, only 18th century music is good, such as Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, Haydn, and Mozart
nakedBison69 2 years ago
Every generation has genius!...
I used to be a purist, but then I realised that it is shutting out greatness that is all too true!!
... the preference of styles is individual, but their greatness is not denyable.
yossiban 2 years ago 2
I can prove that 18th century music was the greatest ever written. Just look at classical music written in the last 100 years. Almost all of it is worthless garbage. somewhere in between the 18th century and the 20th century, classical music went way way way down in quality
nakedBison69 2 years ago
i disagree, look at a stravinsky (whom i dislike), Bartok, Kodaly, Mahler, Franck, Shostakovic and a few others - still, mozart is more enjoyable
frogbuster20 2 years ago
We allow ourselves to appreciate Mozart more because he reflects the childish beauty and simplicity of our feelings. Whether happy or distraught, the feelings in these pieces are as eternally simple and elegant as the human condition will always remain; beneath all complexity and advancement that we feign.
Maximillian17 2 years ago 37
well put. It is simple but at the same time, its filled with a total and humane meaning. To be honest, by now i cannot even listen to pieces of mozart in a critical way. Every single time I put one on, im envelopped by its beauty. And its for this exact reason that i could imagine my life without Wagner, but never without Mozart.
PS: not english, spelling sucks
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i could totally imagine my life without a shitler loving antisemite like Richard Wagner. Mozart, in contrast, is G-d
nakedBison69 2 years ago
Well said, Maximillian. Love your comment. You are cool, man! Love you
gzaenker 2 years ago
@Maximillian17 Well said !!!
Jaimejimmyjim 1 year ago
@Maximillian17 those, my friend, were wise and precise words
Kaeralho 11 months ago
hhmm.. later were rachmannoff and liszt ? they wasn´t good ?
stefansand 2 years ago
stefanSand's english they was not good
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nb971127 2 years ago
umm...bartok at no. 7????!!!!
lamiche32 2 years ago
largemoose 2 years ago 5
Agree. Nice list. I would put Haydn higher than Handel though. Still, very good.
Mercer1012 2 years ago
Personally, I prefer Handel over even Beethoven, but put him lower only because of the univerally high regard that people have for Beethoven
nakedBison69 2 years ago
i miss Dvořák in the list.
zralokvemigraci 2 years ago
There is a reason I have a disproportionate Baroque bias, because it was the period of the greatest music ever written, with the exception of Mozart
nakedBison69 2 years ago
"As an impersario Uchida expresses the passion of this timeless music that Wolfgang intended to convey in his creation of this work."
It's not that she looks bad. It's that she is over dramatic and histrionic in the way she moves.
There's no need for such absurd facial expressions, the music can talk on its own.
largemoose 2 years ago