7th International Franz Liszt Piano Competition 2005 — (5/6)

Posted on May 1, 2011 by AmateurPianists 7 Comments

Docu­mentary by NPS tele­vision about the 7th edition of the Inter­na­tional Franz Liszt Piano Compe­tition of Utrecht 2005. 1rst Prize: Yingdi Sun 2nd Prize: Anton Salnikov 3rd Prize: Chris­tiaan Kuyven­hoven More infor­mation visit www.liszt.nl

Polonez-fantazja As-dur op. 61
Video Rating: 4 / 5

7 comments

  • shishirth says:

    Nicolay is a consummate Chopin pianist. He never fails to bring out the lyric poetry in Chopin’s music. He showed that his affinity for Chopin was far greater than those who were judging the compe­tition. Perhaps that is why the smaller minds in the jury picked a lesser talent as winner.….

  • williamkapell says:

    @juliacapuletti
    I am Pole and I don’t love him, I dont like his predictable, some­times boring inter­pre­ta­tions which lacks of person­ality. This is not romantic, ‘bril­lante’ playing. His phrasing is very naive and obvious, and he dont know much about rubato, playing Polonaise-Fantaisie like with metronome — just awful!

  • chad410 says:

    touches the heart

  • terrygowork says:

    @juliacapuletti I hope they put more Polish in the jury from now on.. I really think they will be a better judge for this competition

  • terrygowork says:

    He is the only who should be the winner. They picked the most unworthy one. Shame…

  • juliacapuletti says:

    What can I say… Jury is deaf. Whatever happens Poland loves you. We will always love you. And we will always be waiting for you.

  • karolklei says:

    You Rock in this competition!!!!!!!

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