Klassische Musik Von Yundi Li (abstrait Scherzi Recital) Translate this page Der mittlerweile 22jährige chinesische pianist yundi li legt mit dieser CD seinedritte Einspielung für DG vor, auf der er er sich erneut einigen zentralen http://www.sozialprojekte.de/klassische-musik/artist-Yundi Li
Extractions: Yundi Li spielt mit so viel Gefühl und Fingerfertigkeit Chopin, dass man Gänsehaut davon bekommt. Der Klang ist weich und träumerisch bei den langsameren Stücken, bei den etwas schnelleren energisch. Es ist bewundernswert, wie ein so junger Pianist schon so selbstbewusst und gefühlvoll spielt. Es lohnt sich auf jeden Fall, die Cd zu kaufen. Es gibt sie noch, die CDs, die man nicht vergisst, die einem nicht aus den Ohhren gehen. "Le classique abstrait Vol.2" ist ein solches Meisterwerk. Es handelt sich hier um eine sehr gelungene Auswahl moderner, klassischer Musik, zum Teil Filmmelodien ("Gabriel's Oboe")oder Stücke, die man kaum jemal gehört hat. Genau das Richtige zum Relaxen und Entspannen in ruhigen Minuten. Das Ganze ist ...
Schönster Hörgenuss | Chopin: Recital | Yundi Li, Fryderyk Chopin ... Translate this page yundi li spielt mit so viel Gefühl und Fingerfertigkeit Chopin, Hat es etwaszu bedeuten, wenn ein junger pianist den renomierten Chopin Wettbewerb in http://www.sozialprojekte.de/info/xbuuuunxuxvxzxb
Interview Mit Dem Pianisten Yundi Li - ARTE Translate this page Maestro Interviews yundi li. Zu einfach für Kinder, zu schwer für Erwachsene,sagte sinngemäß der von Ihnen so bewunderte pianist Arthur Rubinstein http://www.arte-tv.com/de/kunst-musik/Maestro/Interviews/K_C3_BCnstler_20L-R/792
Mudi Han Wins Ann Arbor Piano Competition pianist Mudi Han Wins Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra Piano Competition He alsostudied with Zhaoyi Dan in Shenzhen, the teacher of yundi li, winner of the http://www.oberlin.edu/con/bkstage/200301/mudi_han_release.html
Extractions: a piano performance major studying with SO. Piano Concerto No. 19 in F Major, K. 459 SO at 734-994-4801 or by visiting the A SO web site. " Without his support, I can hardly imagine how I would have survived the two rounds of taped auditions and the live audition afterwards. He encouraged me. That’s the most important thing. He also taught me some relaxation and arm strength techniques that helped me overcome the physical difficulties." Han says that he will use these techniques for the rest of his life. " It’s such a pleasure to work with a student who is both talented and highly motivated," says Takács. "Mudi has had to work very hard to regain the time and the mobility he lost due to his accident, so winning this competition is even more of an achievement. He also has become a very skilled Mozart player, which is not a very easy thing for a young performer to do. I really look forward to his concert in Ann Arbor." Born in Wuhan, China, he began his piano studies at age 5 with the chair of the piano department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music. Later, while a middle-school student, he frequently traveled to Shanghai and Beijing to study with top conservatory professors there. He also studied with Zhaoyi Dan in Shenzhen, the teacher of Yundi Li, winner of the International Frederic Chopin Piano Competition.
China's Well-off Society Gives Flourish To Piano Playing: Li Yundi PDO At a time when China is endeavoring to build a welloff society in anall-round way, it islaying down the condition for parents to encourage their http://english.people.com.cn/200302/23/eng20030223_112100.shtml
Extractions: About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... Life Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Sunday, February 23, 2003 At a time when China is endeavoring to build a well-off society in an all-round way, it islaying down the condition for parents to encourage their children to study various arts, such as piano playing, painting and dances,renowned Chinese pianist Li Yundi said. Li Yundi, the 20-year-old musical prodigy, made the remarks plainly to Xinhua in the music room of the five-star Peninsular Hotel in Kowloon, when he gave a media interview to a selected group of reporters. Li was asked how he would respond to remarks from a renowned Hong Kong pianist, who recently commented that Li's success might have contributed substantially to the increasing number of young people taking the dive in the art of piano playing on the Chinese mainland, ever since Li won the 14th Chopin International Competition in 2000.
APR 8 - Yundi Li : The La Jolla Music Society yundi li Friday, April 8 at 8pm Sherwood Auditorium, MCASD Probably the finestpianist of his time, Mozart exerted, both by his playing and through his http://www.la-jolla-music-society.com/content/view/298/85/
Extractions: Died December 5, 1791 in Vienna Probably the finest pianist of his time, Mozart exerted, both by his playing and through his compositions, a tremendous influence on the later technique of the keyboard. He insisted that it was a mistake to play too fast, although his digital dexterity was remarkable, and emphasized always a clean execution and a delicately controlled touch. To play Mozart well is perhaps the greatest test of a pianist, for his music mercilessly exposes any slipshod methods and genially refuses to succumb to the mannerisms of mere "personality." Among the twenty-seven Mozart piano sonatas, the Sonata in C major, K. 330 is one of the best-known and loved and is considered by many musicologists to be one of the finest. A good example of Mozart's early works, this light-hearted sonata consists of three movements, fast-slow-fast, in the style of the early classical sonatas. Throughout the piece a thematic statement is heard, reiterated in a slightly modified, yet fully recognizable form. A contrasting theme is then introduced, followed by the return of the familiar theme. This recurring pattern gives the sonata the classical sense of balance and unity. The first movement
Extractions: Disc 1: Track Name MP3 Sample Scherzo No.1 in B minor Scherzo No. 1 in B minor, Op.20 MP3 Sample Scherzo No. 2 in B flat minor, Op.31 MP3 Sample Scherzo No. 3 in C sharp minor, Op.39 MP3 Sample Scherzo No. 4 in E major, Op.54 MP3 Sample Impromptu No. 1 in A flat major, Op.29 MP3 Sample Impromptu No. 2 in F sharp major, Op.36 MP3 Sample Impromptu No. 3 in G flat major, Op.51 MP3 Sample The music of Chopin has become something of a speciality with young Chinese pianist Lundi Yi. Following his win at the Warsaw Chopin competition he recorded a much-praised Chopin recital disc, and now returns to the composer. The 22-year old plays with astonishing virtuosity, yet with subtle fluctuations and rubato. Highly recommended. Artist: Yundi Li (piano)
Extractions: Disc 1: Track Name MP3 Sample Piano Sonata No.3 in B minor, op. 58 Grande polonaise brillante in E flat major with preceding Andante spianato in G major op. 22 Etude in A minor op.10 no.2 Etude in G flat major op.10no.5 Etude in A minor op.25 no.11 Nocturne in B flat minor op.9 no.1 Nocturne in E flat major op.9 no,2 Nocturne in F sharp minor op.15 no.2 Impromptu No.4 in C sharp minor op. posth. A very fine debut disc introduces a pianist equipped with a rare and poetic talent. 19 year old Chinese pianist Yundi Li won the 2000 International Chopin Competition in Warsaw, and this unequivocal triumph is faithfully mirrored on this debut album. Everything is naturally and enviably proportioned, and everything fuelled by a style and poise way beyond his years. Highly recommended Artist: Yundi Li (piano)
Ty Crooked Stairs 梯æª: Li Yundi And Playing Chopin 2) li yundi was 17/18 I think on being the first winner of the which Chopinpianist he most admires (Rubinstein which keeps popping up don t know why) http://tausarpiah.djourne.net/archives/2004/01/li_yundi_and_pl.html
Extractions: Main Stairway This is actually a long overdue post. I watched Li Yundi's interview on CNN TalkAsia sometime last month. Pretty much the first thing that struck me was that he bore a fleeting resemblance on TV to Takuya Kimura. Then of course what he said was even more interesting, "I feel that Chopin is of the East, not of the West" (what?!). Also his interesting allusion to Chopin being 18/19 on composing his first piano concerto (i.e. the one we now know as Piano Concerto No. 2) - Li Yundi was 17/18 I think on being the first winner of the International Chopin Competition in 15 years. Amazing. Past winners I like have been Martha Argerich and Krystian Zimerman (again I think). But, other than those views, the rest were pretty usual interview stuff, like inspiration from mentor, which Chopin pianist he most admires (Rubinstein which keeps popping up don't know why), and which other composers he wants to play (we have Liszt, Bach, Beethoven ... okay, not exactly my favourites). He almost, and I emphasise almost, said that Hanover (where he's currently based) is boring. But yeah the rest of the interview was a little boring, must say. Which leaves one with no more fruit for thought other than to go to HMV and grab a listen to an album. There is a
Yundi Li Liszt Recital 227,* Using frames http://www.deutschegrammophon.com/special/?ID=yundili-liszt
Yundi Li - Chopin Scherzi Insights In this respect, at least, yundi li had a better start in life than many. yundi li was only 18 when he won the 2000 Chopin International Piano http://www.deutschegrammophon.com/special/insights.htms?ID=yundili-chopin
Piano In Tune With Chinese Style among whom was China s first international gold medallist li yundi. li wasonly 18 when he won the gold medal at the 14th Frederic Chopin International http://www.china.org.cn/english/LI-e/35207.htm
Extractions: Home Letters to Editor Domestic World ... Chinese Piano in Tune with Chinese Style The piano, which was still a novelty to most Chinese people half a century ago, has struck a chord with millions of families and become a new fashion symbol much sought after by both young and old. "You can always hear splendid music in China as long as you open your ears," said French maestro Michel Bourdoncle, "Even some young children can play the piano well." Indeed, music is frequently heard in China, from big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and further on to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The popularity of the piano, whose presence in China goes back just 80 years, was first triggered by the enthusiasm of Chinese parents in encouraging their children to have a pastime in the 1980s. They spent heavily in those years, when a piano cost years of the average salary. But those pioneering parents helped nurture a large pool of musical talent, among whom was China's first international gold medallist Li Yundi. Li was only 18 when he won the gold medal at the 14th Frederic Chopin International Piano Competition in 2000, the first Chinese national to have that honor, but by no means the only one.
Yundi Li, Piano A Phenomenal Talent Comes Of Age Performances In 2000, yundi li became the youngest musician to place first in the prestigious yundi li s Passion for Chopin NPR s All Things Considered on yundi li http://www.performances.org/performances/performances.asp?performanceID=500
Events - Special Piano Recital - Yundi Li Fryderyk Chopin, Events Special Piano Recital - yundi li Special Piano Recital -yundi li. http://www.infochopin.pl/en/wydarzenia.php/291/Nadzwyczajny-recital-fortepianowy
FH Hong Kong - Concord Li Yundi Mr Roland Macek presents a Concord La Scala Chronograph to li yundi from renownedpianist Mr. yundi li with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchastra. http://www.fhs.hk/Archives/concord_yundi_li_en.htm
Extractions: Swiss Watch News 2002 Concord sponsors to the "Music Quotient 2002" Cocktail Reception at the Cultural Centre May 16, 2002 The highlight of the whole event was a 40-minute performance from renowned pianist Mr. Yundi Li with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchastra. Aged 19, Mr. Li is the youngest gold medallists and the first Chinese who received the Award for the 14th Chopin International Piano Competition. More than 250 selected guests are invited to attend the pre-concert cocktail and the concert. Concord watches are proud to serve as the major sponsors to the cocktail, Concord believes that Hong Kong cultural life is vital to maintain the city's diversity and vibrancy.
The American Youth Symphony With yundi li, however, this notion seems not to apply. At 20 he is already apianist capable of deciphering the message of a work and conveying it to his http://www.aysymphony.org/orchestra/li.html
Extractions: This DVD contains selected Yundi Li's performance (scherzo no. 2, andante spianato et grand polonaise and piano concerto no. 1) in the 2000 Warsaw Chopin piano competition. Yundi Li, the first winner awarded in 15 years, delivers a very poetic and refreshing Chopin from his music. The live recording CD of Yundi Li (also in Maxell label) captures the rare talent of a then 18 years old Chinese pianist in the competition but this DVD provides sight and sound of all the thrill and excitement. Video quality is really good and multi angle viewing is available with this DVD.
