Nobuyuki Tsujii 辻井伸行 2009 Cliburn Competition FINAL CONCERT ショパン ピアノ協奏曲 第二番 第一楽章 前半

[SuperAmanojyaku]

これってﾗﾌﾏｲﾉﾌの時と同じ指揮者？だとしたら、この楽団は­最初協奏曲が競争曲な感じなっている。

[kairyuh1]

魂のしずくが一つ一つこぼれていく感じです。すばらしいピアニス­ト、素晴らしい音楽家です！アップを本当に感謝しています。

[maywhiteflash]

Tsujii where I seem to be drawn into an animation for a delicate piano keyboard performance is the music that the Chopin piano concerto impressed by likes piano concertos among me most

[IKA1023]

低評価しているやつらはどんなやつらなんだー！

この切なさがあふれながらも、心が現れるようなピアノコンチェル­トに低評価する気持ちがわからん。。。

一体化しているこの演奏家たちは素晴らしいぞ！！

[yama294]

これ、第二番じゃなくて第一番ですよ…



[blackjack1007]

I think he has something to gets audience.

[horaizon8288]

こういう時に10分しか投稿できない事がもどかしく思えてくる

[mlliu2006]

Nobuyuki has mastered another concerto -- Tchaikovsky's No. 1. Take a listen to his performance with the BBC Philharmonic on BBC3, available for 7 days starting Jan. 13, 2011. This remarkable artist does know how to make a piano come to life.

[rakusui0126]

感激です。指揮者との呼吸は驚嘆に値します。

[moeppi1027]

「のだめカンタービレ」の影響もあって

ピアノコンチェルトの中で最も好きな曲です！

１楽章の厳かな感じ、２楽章の浸透感、

そして３楽章の可愛らしいピアノ・・・

もう全てがperfect！！

いつかフルオケで聴いてみたいです。

[kaisersweeta]

検索で引っかかるようにタイトルを変えてほしいです。。。

[lsbrother]

Difficult to imagine how he learns a piece in the first place; does he start with a braille type score? - that would be awfully slow you would think as he would have to use his fingers to read the score! Or perhaps he somehow learns the whole thing first before going near a piano? Or is his musical brain so good that - like Mozart - he can picture the score on hearing a piece played?

[mlliu2006]

@lsbrother

>Difficult to imagine how he learns a piece in the first place; does he start with a braille type score? -

This is a frequently asked question - I have a FAQ that includes that on my "nobufans" site. Google that word and the first link will get you to my site.

[lsbrother]

@mlliu2006

Thanks for that - interesting. It sounds an incredibly laborious process - other pianists record each hand separately along with voice instructions as to the score markings - forte, pedal etc etc. Then he has to listen to the tapes - bit by bit presumably - and memorise and try it out at same time. I don't think many people would have the patience - but I suppose he has no choice.

Isn't possible these days to convert a score into a MIDI recording and a digital piano play it?

[mlliu2006]

@lsbrother

>interesting. It sounds an incredibly laborious process

It is. But Nobuyuki Tsujii is magical :-) He says he can learn a new concerto in one month while practicing the rest of repertoire. But then his close fan, Conductor Yutaka Sado said it took him 10 times to learn Rachmaninoff 2 compared to other people.

[mlliu2006]

I am now convinced that this performance will go down as one of the greatest. I had not realized that Chopin's concertos are not that highly regarded, and only now understand just how good Nobu has brought out the best in this work. As somebody pointed out, Nobuyuki's play has soul - I now get that after having listened to this piece on CD repeatedly. And, having listened to other performances, including that of the winner of this year's Chopin Competition: I say this **IS** the best.

[mlliu2006]

I agree that this performance is probably the best among all the memorable performances of Nobuyuki Tsujii at the Cliburn. Couple things: 1. The webcast on the Cliburn site still has this performance in its entirety - I checked with the Cliburn people and they said it will be there indefinitely.. 2. This concerto is included in a CD titled "Nobuyuki Tsujii: Chopin", available at amazon, and iTune.  Tsujii is the only winner who has a CD other than his winners CD and recitals CD.

[piwanabongo]

He has awkard mannerisms, but when he settles down at the piano, he enters his true element and becomes as graceful as a swan.

[chad410]

@piwanabongo I think his mannerisms are him trying to visualise up and down the key board.

[GrandPiano42]

Incredible performance - thanks for sharing his gift with us!

[ato8739]

ところでこれ、第一番ですよね？

[pebbli94]

This is indescribable...it reaches out and touches your heartstrings..

[Msaabt7272]

のだめカンタービレでのランランの演奏と聞き比べて、彼の演奏も­素晴らしいと思いましたが、それよりも更に何か心にずんとくるの­が辻井さんのショパンコンチェルトの演奏でした。この20分近く­ある演奏に聴き入ってしまいました。何度も何度も繰り返し聴いて­います。映像を観るとさらに感慨深いものがこみあげてきます。本­当に私の宝物です。〜感〜涙〜

[toranekoku]

知らないうちに、涙がこぼれ落ちていました（+ +）

うｐしてくださった方、そして、

すばらしい演奏をしてくださった辻井さん

本当にありがとうございます！

[LoveLearnTryDo]

I really admire how much work he put into this. Being blind, you have to put 100 times more effort, dedication, and practice time than normal people to achieve this kind of success. This is pure amazing!

[JohnnyStricklett]

It's no wonder at all that he won the Van Cliburn Competition

[yukkiti478ki]

辻井さんの頭の中に

メトロロームがあるかのような正確さ・・・。

まして楽譜ももちろんですが暗譜して。

これは奇跡。

[AkoPaskowiec]

ポーランドの風景を感じさせるすばらしいショパン！！

美しい旋律に己が陶酔することなく、ある意味冷静に弾いているの­だろうか

安心して（悪酔いすることなく）美しい旋律を楽しむ事ができる

[coolaudrey4567]

Graet Job !! =)

[shishirth]

Nobuyuki plays the melancholy passages w. such heart-rending beauty - its very touching - and the interaction between the pianist and orchestra is just perfectly balanced...

[badbadger888]

he accomplished miracles!!!

amazing,  BRAVO!!!

[skyblue444777]

音を最高にしても小さい。もっと大きい音で楽しみたいです。再ア­ップしてくないでしょうか。

[agtmdjpw62485]

あの、一応訂正しておきますが、これ二番じゃなくて一番です。

[LukeMD]

Perfect !!!! This is the WAY to play this Piano Concerto. Perfect !!!!

[maleficentrenaultcli]

フルのアップ、ありがとうございます！