Yefim Bronfman - Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 - Part 5/5

Encores from the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 performed by Yefim Bronfman on November the 21st, 2004:

- Domenico Scarlatti, Sonata in C minor K.11 L.352
- Frédéric Chopin, "Revolutionary Étude" Op. 10 / No. 12

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• Yefim
• Bronfman
• Rachmaninoff
• Piano
• Concerto
• Scarlatti
• Sonata
• minor
• K.11
• L.352
• Frédéric
• Chopin
• Revolutionary
• Étude
• Op.10
• No.12

[megatherium6]

I think that's the longest round of applause I've ever heard. But I couldn't think of anyone more deserving of it.

[scotthech]

best revolutionary etude i've heard. the ending!!

[100lechat]

ефим спасибо вам!

[100lechat]

 пиздец полный, музыканты в аут ;сверхчеловек

[Sidecarmachine]

what's the 1st piece he plays?

[bushbasher85]

I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like the first time you play it live, and really well. You stand up and the crowd is roaring, your heart is pounding, your absolutely dripping with sweat and exhausted and it hits you, for the rest of your life you can say that you played one of the hardest piano pieces in the world and got a standing ovation for it.

[mario54671]

@MrRaphaelBM Because they're not all that concerned with the wrong notes. I, too, think he's a bit overrated, but I do enjoy many of his performances because of the clarity and musicality in them. I do, however, prefer Bronfman as a musician.

[pianorama22]

It's the revolutionary etude Op 10, no. 12 to be specific ^^

Futher, this is an awesome performance, hope to go to his recital near us next year

[Mariuk1]

what's the beautiful piece it plays at the end of the concert?

[nsooshant]

exquisite ... unsurpassed



[tchykovsky]

@MrRaphaelBM Horowitz is acknowledged by many pianists as one of the greats solely because of his musicality.

[gott1rott]

These people have some tough hands.