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Although I´m a fan of Yeol, I would like to recommend or make a point for a faster version of the Adagio, which is played by Gulda. This Adagio is absurdly long and seems to lose itself constantly, roaming about aimlessly. It is hard for me to listen through it and to keep an "overview" or to keep track of a context. Gulda keeps this piece more compact with his faster and straight forward style of playing, making it better digestible. I think he also has a lighter touch at times, and then again more temper, creating a bit more contrast, which also helps to keep track with and connect the musical ideas of this Adagio. Gulda has a softer sound overall, he seems to play a different piano, maybe a Bösendorfer. If I´m not mistaken, here we have a Steinway, and although I love the piano in Jazz, I think its sound is to hard or brilliant for this Adagio. Of course there could be other reasons for this, like for instance the recording techniques, so please correct me if I'm wrong about the pianos.

I loved it. The Kumbaya chords, the waltz in 4/4 time, it's Beauty and the Beast.

What do you mean you practiced this for your father? He was dissapointed? This recording isn´t that bad to warrant the title.

Hello, I'm 24 now turning 25 soon-ish, and currently practicing this piece but there's still a long way to go. This is certainly much better than what I can do, and probably quite a lot of other fellow hobby piano players too. Even if it is for my sake, I don't think any amateurs can be called a failure.

J’adore! This is actually really good… I love the ambiance of your video.

"amateur and wannabe" you're better than most people I know 😂 GGs, huge congrats on this monument 👏👍

Please stop the clap...

Sounds like FI to me

This is an amazing piece of music, and as typical of Godowsky, it's unbelievably difficult. Hard to tell here as she is playing it so slow. Check out this better version. ruclips.net/video/lDahvLh-460/видео.htmlsi=b5zLRSLF6Lms9vw_

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Congratulations You are second only to Bruce (Xio) Lee. His fearlessness can carry anyone through of the wonder of his play of Franz Liszt's most difficult piece of piano music and it cannot be matched except maybe at the last part of your rendition of this piece. No other pianist can play this compostion with his unerrig accuracy of both beauty and necessary fast fingers. To play this ;piece at all it takes an utter fearlessness and a closest to the fastest finger speed possible!!

2024년 6월 스타필드 수원에서 같은 곡을 연주하셨습니다.

When the drugs kick in at your aunt's birthday party.

1:27 la folia 4:17 variation

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Cadenza : goosebumps !

즉흥환상곡에 이어 이 곡도 열음님 버전으로 나침반 삼아 연습합니다❤ 건반 위에서 아름답게 날아다니는 나비가 생각나요 ㅎㅎ

Yeol played this last night in Ottawa. Wonderful playing; that first movement cadenza is sensational. Long may she enchant me.

Yeol Eum Son is such a magnificent pianist. Everything I have ever heard her play has been exceptional for my taste. She has all the chops and then some yet she is wonderfully lyrical and is a master communicator at the piano. That said, everything was great here and then came the fugue. She takes it at way too fast a clip to the point of losing some musicality. Jorge Bolet used to say "nothing kills beautiful piano playing more than excessive speed". Of course, he could play as fast as anybody if he wanted to. A little more restraint in the fugue and I'd give it the highest marks.

Bravo 🎉

I never tire of her performance of Barber. I have listened to this so many times. A benediction.

Jawdropping 😮

Is this her arrangement? Too bad such questions are not answered in the description. Then again one would be chastised for worrying about such trivia when confronted with a performance as brilliant as this. I see in the sidebar that Yuja also does a performance of this movement. This should be interesting.

Best thanks for recording

Amazing woirk, thank you so much!

Yeol really captures the profound spirituality of this last solo piano sonata of Beethoven. And her trills? How can she trill that fast?! She's a precious artist and I look forward to more of her performances. Her 3 Pieces from Petrouchka of Stravinsky was utterly spellbinding. She is truly a pianistic giant.

진짜 잘침❤

손열음! Open Hand! You are the most beautiful muse ever! So grateful to have your music in my life!

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Great great she is the best. I love her music, thank you for sharing it

👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹😘

듣는데도 어렵네 어이쿠...

클래식 폼나게 보고 왔어요🙃

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cadenza magnifica

She is very amazing! Surprised I came across this video, bravo!

Simply touching!

Liszt played by GENIUS Mikhail Pletnev is glorious! What a gift to hear Hungarian Rhapsody 15 played so energetically and vibrantly yet perfectly technically. Thanks “ bucciflash” for uploading!!

It´s very interesting to listen a conductor talking to the pianist from the orchestra´s point of view, specially in a work based mostly on the piano part. Although the orchestra could seem to be not as difficult as in other works, both Chopin´s concertos demands a full understanding of the music flow, phrasing and rubato. Great job, both artists in a deep and mutual understanding of this beautiful piece of art.

0:58 손여름 틀린거보소 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Thank you!

Hhibike! Hhhibike!! Hhhhiibike!!! Watashi no piano!!!🔥❄️🌬⛈️🌀💖

Can some one explain the &ey signature of the first movement?

Cyprien Catsaris ' "Happy birthday" improvisation is much better

🎉❤playing this right now 😊simply amazing 😂makes me cry 😢😂😂😂

Den hunden kommer man ihåg ! Hej på dig Per !

Possessed.

She is so into it that she doesn't know there is an audience.