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@arturon111 try dinu lipatti's performance - the best in my opinion.

this guy is a great pianist, heard hin 15 years ago when was 19, and still remember his name, both sensitive and great technician!! hope you get the carreer you deserve.

pollini is an amazing artists: everything he does makes you believe there is no other way to play it...

magnifique!!

@AutoreivPino hitler aussi etait d'une intelligence redoutable...

i like it!! very painful and deep,

what a lord!

@Chopinzee613

i dont agree, this guy is a fantastic pianist but his polonaise fantaisie is excellent but quite similar to many others in my opinion...

it s amazing, you may like kissin or not, but after searching the web for something getting close to this (lang lang, trifonov, any ideas...??), you just get to the conclusion such a thing doesnt exist, we guys are lucky to live at the time of the greatest pianist ever on earth...i think even lis...

never heard any one playing this really perfectly in public, any video??

look for "nitzan bertana" with zubin mehta and israel philharmonic, i think it s better than perlman

one of the best performances i ve heard i think, including everybody (perlman, hefetz, oistrakh, even vengerov...).... bravo!!

j'ignore qui est l'abruti qui a invente la stupide anecdote qui a initie le surnom de "petit chien" pour cette valse de monsieur chopin, mais en tous les cas, cher monsieur ronzeau, j'espere que ce n'est pas le meilleur ami de l'homme qui anime votre inspiration lorsque vous jouez ce morceau.

great job albert!! i have always thought you're a true great pianist

giltburg is a true great pianist, he should have won the 1st prize, his rachmaninov 3rd at the final is on of the best ever heard

magnificent and so inspired

i think chopin would have liked it

it s funny how today you need to be good looking and dressed by a known tailor to make a carreer... just being a good pianist is not enough anymore :)

@masamune81 thanks for recalling gekic, just heard his version which is beautiful!

i think this is one of the rare tirmes kissin lost control on stage, pay attention to he last page, his brain doesn't follow his fingers...but that's still unbelievable!

fantastic!! bravo!! one of the most interesting over the net!! still waiting for kissin's interpretation!!

@MrTonykulas agree!! he makes everything sound and look like there's no other way to make it!

it must be much faster

i once played that piece and even adored it somehow, but with maturity i think it is an infantile and aimless music, the main theme is stupid and without any expression, the slow parts try to be significant but, sorry mr chabrier, i think this piece is shit...

unbelieveable

i'd like to tell all the hard-workers not to try this at home :) because this is not achieved by any hard work!! for kissin, that's as easy as pissing (forgive me), his amazing brain makes it as limpid as clear water to him so that...

the best you can achieve with "standard great talent" is an ex...

elle vit en israel

brilliant rendition as usual, kissin is probably the greatest pianist of all times and we guys are lucky to hear him live... i have asked myself many times what makes him such an amazing artist beyond the technique and the original ideas of interpretation, i think the answer is the brain!! his br...

not bad at all indeed

not bad at all!! but i m trying hard to find an interpretation beyond vengerov's one, does that exist??

very powerful, great technique as usual