Maria Yudina plays Mozart Fantasia in D minor K397

Maria Yudina plays Mozart: Fantasia in D minor K397

Category:

Music

Tags:

• yudina
• mozard
• fantasia
• minor
• piano
• classical

[jerry12323]

i would give it 79 because i hear some background opera and that its kind off ... very changeable. very good emotion but the beat is quite off

[truecrypt]

Are you sure you're qualified to judge Yudina's performance? It well may be her playing is high above your critical abilities...

[PhillipLWilcher]

Yes, it's utterly inspired playing - more than playing, actually. I've always sensed some strange underlying dementia in this piece from which I slightly recoil- and for me, whilst it's still there, Yudina gives it a broader more articulate scope and humanity - she breathes a civilised breath into the inner voice and measured workings of the music to transcend the norm - all things are borne of one another, cohesive and true. Wonderful!

[villaabel]

At last!

Soul, not (only) fingers.

[otsirk17]

 Mind blowing. Thanks

[incertobscenity]

Why doesn't everyone just calm down...disregard the blithering and blathering of others...and commend the pianist you're listening to? GOOD WORK YUDINA!

[KolyaKomarov]

in tears entirely.

[Gydinglight12]

I suppose there are people who like Mozart played pretty Hapsburg Vienna china figurine style. I suppose this by Yudina might be called Stalin and Beria are watching me Mozart.--knowing she was marked as a rebel and could be put away any time.

[OhNatali]

Ответить на это видео... . Again running,throwing and the question: "What to do?" Childlike, open view on the world.Again despair, but at the end there is the statement of life. No matter what happened, life is beautiful despite all the adversity . And in this - all Mozart.

[OhNatali]

@OhNatali At the beginnig I listen to the waves of some inexplicable excitement mixed with anxiety. Then a pause of silence. Next topic awful helplessness of man and the question: Why? For what? And the answer is the theme of the inevitability of fate. Then, rushing, running somewhere, like all our life. Then - the weakness, impotence, despair. As an exclamation: "Oh, Lord", 'and then, humility.

[OhNatali]

@truecrypt

When Yudina plays, all remarkably clear until the last note. I believe there is all Mozart in this fantasy . I want to share briefly what I hear and experience.

[metteholm75]

Now it makes sense! More musicians should dare to interpret Mozart as that rather strange composer, he really is at times.

[dlwangxiaohu]

So touching! never think of a human who can play in such a way. No pianist could surpass yudina to some extent.