London International Piano Competition 2009 Winner

[tjtheplay]

Is the full recording of this movement on youtube?

This interpretation.

[brandonscherrer]

I love this concerto! very well interpreted!

[ChesterFanningChorno]

I would like to see a jack hammer play this wrist breaking monstrosity.

[larve5]

are those even freaking human hands ? hard to believe we're from the same species :p

they were just so fast and precise >.<

[badzz02]

galeng!!!!!!!!

[Tumea21]

@badzz02 i agree, whatever that means ;-)

[lohwaha]

@brandonscherrer mistakes?

[theconductoruk]

Behzod Abduraimov is a world class pianist. A remarkable winner indeed , but in the present musical scene the young classical composer and pianist Yan Ayrton and Valentina Lisitsa are in a still more stunning, awesome and incomparable level.

[Surkoplit]

i dont see whats so good about yan aryton after watching some videos -.- maybe i am watching the wrong ones?

[OBOGAN]

Awesome !! look at his hand at the end ,you can see it ^^

[mefistofele46]

bravo as Andaloro!

[balletflts]

WOOOWW!! amazing! absolutely breathtaking!! no wonder he won, he's great!..

[trueallways]

2001/2009, omadlar uzbek pianistlariga!!

Mutloq g`olib

[HappyKa]

That Was Breathtaking!

[QARDOSH]

Absolutely stunning performance! Thank You Behzod! Barak top!

[Andronicus]

Absolutely brilliant! He stepped in for an indisposed Jean-Philippe Collard (who had previously replaced Martha Argerich) in the Prokofiev at the Hexagon, Reading on 2nd May. He got a huge ovation though few people probably knew then that he was the winner of the London International Piano Competition. What a treat!

[giantcactus9]

Here we go, another one of many piano magicians from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, a nation which is never tired of producing world class pianists despite many difficulties posed by their corrupt regime.

Fazliddin Husanov from Tashkent was the 1st prize winner of London International Piano Competition 2001.

Absolutely breathtaking & awe-inspiring.

Keep rocking Uzbeks!

Love from UK