Aimi Kobayashi – Polonaise in A flat major Op. 53 (second stage)

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If an amateur pop musician uploads a song to Youtube, they get some nice comments.
If a skilled classical pianist plays a difficult piece with some flaws, YouTube explodes in anger.
Everyone try to sound like they are experts. It's actually a difficult piece to play well. I will never get to this level, and I doubt anyone who waste their time criticizing other pianists on YouTube will either.

mlavik

I think Aimi's fatal flaw, mostly just in this competition, is that when she makes a mistake she seems to get a bit flustered and tends to rush afterwards which in turn creates more mistakes if she can't keep up with the tempo.

tabletgamer

Dearest Aimi, I know you are experiencing great fatigue and working relentlessly. You have still given the piece its impact and its meaning. Well done !

richarddeschenes

A lot of people asking "how was she able to advance to the next stage after this?" The answer is quite simple: the judges know better than the Youtube crowd what to look for. The judges look for musicianship and potential, not a blunder scorecard. This isn't the Olympics balance beam where you win by doing super-hard feats without deductions. The judges' job is to identify the pianist people will want to hear in 5 or 20 years, whether or not op.53 is the piece she'll be playing then. If they think she'll be playing phenomenal scherzos, mazurkas and nocturnes, but maybe not op. 44 or 53, then she's what they want.

AnonYmous-ryjn

Her playing is beautiful. I hope that as she matures, it will become a bit more introspective; I hope she will put intimacy in the place of velocity . Nonetheless, I think she plays this piece beautifully.

marysmith

No other pianist impresses me more then Aimi for the way in wich she is so able with such small hands.

gerardmazzarese

Pan Fryderyk Chopin jest dumą Polski! Cały naród jest z niego dumny! 🇵🇱

karolpawlowski

This is one of my favorite pieces and I have listened to it more times than I can count. I am not a musician or anything...but this rendition appears "rushed" and devoid of "feeling".

Seong-Jin Cho's performance of this same piece at the same competition made choke up and cry.

apasrahongsakula

I play this piece and I l recommend Yundi Li's play, but they have the some style of play. She is tiny but has large amount of power. So amazing.

ReverieHan

Sounds like she learned this piece as quickly as possible. David Edward Smith plays this brilliantly.

ChrisWatch

I think this is a really excellent and passionate performance. I love it!!! Aimi is genius

cissyl

she has the same trouble as me...my pinky keeps springing up out of the blue

naeeanvideos

Mr. Pete Mason, what do you think about chinese pianist Yuja Wang. I would like to read a comment from you as you express a qualified opinion, in my point of view. Thanks.

robertojosecentenohuerta

have no doubt about kobayashi’s skills, but if i had to choose my fave interpretation of this piece in a chopin contest, i’d go for cho’s or shishkin’s

circlerie

Polonaise Op. 53 Song By Sis. Princess 0:01-6:42

kylaannsadueste

Very powerful performance, just a few silly mistakes and some rushed parts with the left hand maybe a bit too loud but great performance!

Seungyoun

일반인들은 개 대박... 잘치는데?? 왜들 불편충이심' 이럴수 있는데
클래식하는 사람들이라면 저 분이 시간에 쫓기고 한음한음 아끼지 않고 거칠게 친다는것을 알 수 있음

rlauddus

자세히 들어보면, 상당히 긴장했음과 동시에 흥분상태가 이어져 빠른템포가 이어지다가 결국은 연속된 미스를 내며 연주 완성도가 크게 떨어지게 되는... 어떤 면에서는 인간적이네요.

meissenr.r

I know very good these composition and i can to say : for me all ok.

camilloflaim

Her greed completely spoiled the play. I could not finish listening to this performance. I clearly remember that unhappy look she was throwing all the way throughout the awarding ceremony while the others were celebrating and congratulating on the winners' achievements. Aimi, I like you so this is a piece of advice that is coming from the bottom of my heart and I think you should cultivate your inner beauty first.

jyannahong

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