Semifinal Round Concert 9 - 2022 Cliburn Competition
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- 게시일 2022. 06. 11.
- The Sixteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (June 2-18, 2022) will be streamed live online from the first note to the announcement of the new gold medalist. Join us today for the Semifinal Round Recital as 2 of the 12 semifinalist perform 60-minute recitals at Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth, Texas.
Stay tuned after the recitals for the LIVE announcement of the six finalists.
Read Competitor Bios here: cliburn.org/2022-competitors/
See the full Competition schedule: cliburn.org/2022-cliburn-comp...
Vote for the Audience Award: cliburn.medici.tv/en/vote/
7:30 p.m. Jinhyung Park, South Korea, 26
PROKOFIEV Sonata No. 6 in A Minor, op. 82
SCHUMANN Fantasiestücke, op. 12
20-minute intermission
8:50 p.m. Anna Geniushene, Russia, 31
BEETHOVEN Seven Bagatelles, op. 33
VERDI-LISZT Danza sacra e duetto finale d’Aida
PROKOFIEV Sonata No. 8 in B-flat Major, op. 84 - 음악
Mr.lim lim.chan yun who is from korea will win this competition
It's hilarious reading all the comments to date. What's interesting is that no one is complaining about the 3 medalists. This is validation that the judges got it right.
Ilya, Dmitru and Clayton over KAMEI???? This does NOT make sense.
Kamei had weak hands. Listen to his Liszt Mazeppa. He shouldn't have chosen that piece.
Very disappointed that the jurors eliminated most of the top pianists!
They certainly did not do that.
Stephenson and Shmukler? Disappointed Kamei and Shin didn't make it!
Likewise!!! Doesn’t make any sense that they didn’t advance.
vote down this program.I did!
Agreed!
Kamei was way better than Clayton
Agree!
This was a great concert. Contrasting and most interesting. Anna and Yunchan are both superb Bagatelle performers, but so very different.Loved it thanks.
I was sorry in particular not to see Honggi Kim go through to the final. I thought his clarity of voicing, the delicacy of his pianissimo (eg in the Liszt rhapsody) and range of dynamics/shading where appropriate was marvellous. A true artist. I’ll follow his career with interest. Having said that, and setting my personal tastes aside, the selected finalists are all wonderful pianists so I’m excited for the coming week.
Well said! Honggi Kim is a great artist!
No passion in Honggi's playing. Never heard Rachmaninoff Preludes sound so flat and dry.
Cannot believe Masaya Kamei was eliminated in favor of some others who are clearly less qualified.
I’m thrilled about Clayton. But they clearly wanted to eliminate every Asian.
@@anthonyventura9950 at least Yunchan made it so they couldn't get rid of him without a riot.
He is gold for many of the viewers. He will continue to be a very successful pianist.
@@anthonyventura9950 have to disappoint you, Clayton also has Asian mother.
@@privateprivate22 Clayton was let in because of his father, not his mother.
All 5 non-Asian semi-finalists have moved to the final round. The van Cliburn competition should publish the jury marking sheets.
If you are not aware of it already, Clayton's mother appears to be Asian (Chinese/American) and he is fluent in Mandarin.
No sé. @@jamesho8820
@@jamesho8820nomentiendo.
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Eliminated pianists aren't that compelling, but same with several finalists such as Clayton, Shmukler, Khandohi, and Anna
I am totally disappointed my favorite performer, Masaya Kamei did not make it to the final.
Are you sure? Do you know, who'd go to final?
I think his Mozart was not the best. Lim played it much better. And Russians too.
Frankly, Kamari’s Mozart is one of the best. If anything, Ilya Shmukler did not have the spirit of Mozart. I am a classical music professor.
@@nikitanemov1646 it is difficult to judge with the video, but I did not hear any “singing” from Kamei. Anya G did the best Mozart performance. Her sound is amazing.
Ilya also has a very diverse sound.
Kamei should have advanced! I can't believe the fact he was eliminated
I agree, but you don't need the Cliburn to be successful. I believe he will continue to have a successful career as beloved pianist.
Unbelievable that Stephenson made it to finals and Kamei didn’t. Clearly showed the mediocrity of the judges (except Hough and Bax).
No Honggi Kim? Seriously?
Kamei should try To compete in the next Chopin competition, or Leeds. Don’t go for Rubinstein or Tchaikovsky.
Not Chopin. You forgot how they butchered Hayato Sumino, Kamei's best friend.
Kamei es Lizst 🎶🎶😚
Cliburn is crying…..
I can no longer watch this. It blatantly unfair!
I am completely mystified by these choices except Lim. Are they setting Lim up for the win? Because all the other "finalists" were questionable and about one standard deviation below him.
I had that thought pass-through my mind as well especially with some of the more egregiously erroneous selections
Not exactly but very much opposite, I guess someone unexpected will win.
Ana and Ilya - For Putin
Doni and Khamenei For Zelensky
Clayton - For Affirmative Action
Lim - Is the only one for audience.
It is international politics in the disguise of piano competition.
@@ltran6535 a very cynical but kind of true analysis. Kamei definitely got robbed.
@@ltran6535 Okay, that's borderline conspiracy theory.
I was inspired by Honggi Kim’s performance immensely from this competition. Thank you Honggi for leaving us so many good memories this summer 🥰 hope we can continue to hear music from you!
wtf happened
Kamei' was my favorite and i'm shocked he was not chosen. there are several other asians who were excluded. very disappointed with the judging this year....not the first year in that regard....
After seeing the overly political and controversial results today, I have realized that the Van Cliburn competition is not a “piano competition” as it calls itself. While the Cliburn should judge solely based on the talent of the pianists as it pretends, they instead judge based on background, ethnicity, race, etc whether the competitors are actually more skilled or not. They completely ignored the public opinion and chose the route that would satisfy political needs. I had high hopes for many of the talented and well-deserving pianists that should have passed to the finals but did not. I would also like to highlight the clearly visible anti-asian sentiment. The eliminated Asian pianists all had much support for their skills, and yet only one remains. I, along with many others, are extremely disappointed in the ridiculous results. I will not support the Cliburn again after these unfair and prejudiced judgements.
I agree. I will no longer watch this!
Vote down this video. That's letting them know the audience is furious!
Definitely political….If it was based on pure talent, the majority of the finalist would have been Asian….I think there might be some Asian fatigue, since so many Asians are taking top prizes..
I hate to break to you but most of the major piano competitions (Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Queen Elizabeth) have politics involved somewhere. Always gonna happen, unless they implement some kind of "blind listening" piano competition.
how did Shmukler and clayton pass? i don't think there's anti asian discrimination because many asians made it to semi finals, but definitely some other political agenda.
Non condivido del tutto le scelte della giuria. Kamei doveva passare secondo me. Su Lim e Choni ero sicuro, su Shmukler avevo dei dubbi dopo il suo non brillante concerto di Mozart. Cmq complimenti ai finalisti !
¡estoy de acuerdo!
Wow...some expected and unexpected choices
Mostly ridiculous passes and cuts!
Yes/-only got 3/6 this time!
Van Cliburn, shame shame.
NO viewing for Clyburn' for good.
Where is masaya kamei???
임윤찬이 올라가서 매우 행복한데 신창용이 떨어진건 매우 아쉽다.
한국인 중에는 임윤찬과 신창용 두 사람이 올라갈거라 예상했는데...
저도 충격 ㅠㅠ 내귀가 잘못됐나~~~속상하네요~
어찌됐건 윤찬님을 응원해야줘~~^^
@@h.8651 카메이가 20살짜리 일본인이죠? 저도 그 친구가 결선에 못 올라간게 좀 의외긴 하더라고요.
Delightful!
Although I am Korean, I liked Kamei's performance and supported him.
I wanted to see him go to the final round and play Saint-Saens and Rachmaninov.
The judging of this competition is very disappointing.
Although Kamei didn't do well in this competition, he's definitely a great performer.
I couldn't agree more!
Yunchan has been fav, followed by Kamei. I so wanted to see the two floppy haired youngsters battle in the finals. Thankfully Yunchan remains..
Another thing: the after care for the winners of Van Cliburn is very poor. The last winner does not have a good career going on, unlike the Chopin competition. The best one who has an excellent career in the recent years from Van Cliburn is Beatrice Rana, who was a Silver medalist.
Well that is true for most competitions, Id say its Rana’s success that she kept being interesting in her concerts and CD recordings
Maybe because Beatrice Rana is herself a sparkling 🌟 diamond and, Cliburn or not, she had already been noticed among dozens of young pianists!
What happened to the last winner
What about Yeol Eum Son?
@@charleszlu70 She's terrible. Judging that year was skewed by that blind pianist.
Certain passes were evident from the get go. The good news is that these individuals could give a respectable presentation. The issues I have are that the jury seemed to value things that mean less to me: speed over beauty of sound. Forcefulness over elegant phrasing. The Asian contingent was uniformly polished and finished. If the jury had never seen faces, names, or other markers the results might have been different. But so long as power playing was the order of the day, most of the more exquisite Asian players were going to be eliminated.
Um… it’s called racism…
What’s your problem, sir?
Agrees with PW.
I agree it is called anti Asian racism.
@@ltran6535 lol
The bottom line is this: They need to get rid of ALL the current judges before the next round of competition begin. Because, to the music world, this event is already tainted. Phillip Entremont almost destroyed the 2015 Chopin Comp by giving the gold medalist Cho a ONE to out him!
I wanted people all over the world to hear Saint-Saens played by Kamei.
Kamei won Grand Prize with No. 5 at PTNA in 2019. His predecessor, Hayato Sumino A0KA Catten won grand size performing Rach. Concerto No. 1 at PTNA in 2018. They will tour Japan together in 07/2022. Too bad , live streaming tickets are not available. Cateen will join Marin Alsop, the conductor in this competition, in Japan in 09/2022 as a soloist for Chopin Concerto No.1.
Masaya? Compositora de La opera Norma. 🙏🏅🌹
Español 🤗
Noooooo
Linda ropa. 🌹
Masaya Kamei didn't make it thru?!?! And how is the chair of the jury also the conductor in the finals? Isn't that a conflict of interest there?! Something does not smell right at all.
FWIW, the conductor is the jury chair, but she doesn't vote unless there is a tie.
Great point!
The verdict smells fishy.
I can't image why kamei didn't get into final, his semifinal recital is outstanding.
As was his Mozart concerto!
I agree, but he will have a very successful concert career regardless.
Wow, such a heavy anti-Asian spirit in the Van Cliburn.
Definitely feels so!
Advancing many Asian competitors to the semifinals is already supportive of the Cliburn! The jury couldn’t go wrong with choosing any of the talented semifinalists for the finals. Let’s support the finalists who are deserving of the honors and keep supporting the other musicians too who will all have successful careers ahead of them after their wonderfully beautiful performances these past few days! It’s a privilege that their music is well-supported by this prestigious competition with such a rich history of bringing international music lovers together and by the generous donors in addition to the global positive media coverage. So grateful to have international support for all of the competitors no matter the final result!! Congratulations to all of the finalists and best wishes to all of the talented pianists!!!
@@kutekitty7 Your cheque from the Van Cliburn Damage Control Group is in the mail.
There is no anti-asian spirit. Why you tell this things, if usually Asians win the competitions?
@@da96103 The Cliburn should disable online comments on KRplus (not Facebook or Instagram); recently, KRplus is full of trolls who don’t have any knowledge about classical music and the comments are barely about classical music anymore. I am so ashamed of the Asian community for spreading hostile misinformation everywhere. 3 of the last 4 gold medalists are Asian (all 4 if you count Russia as part of Asia). 6 of the last 9 medalists are Asian (7 if you count Russia). 7 of the 12 semifinalists are Asian (9 if you count Russia). Now, one of the 6 finalists (3 if you count Russia) is Asian and he could likely be a medalist too. The last American gold medalist was in 1997, and he is of Japanese descent (that’s Asian, by the way). It’s the Van Cliburn Competition, yet there are more non-American winners with an Asian majority since 1997.
Escuche toda la competición en el momento 🎼🎶
Shame on jury
Hay todas las posibidade para el primer ,es muy difícil la obra. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🇮🇷
Not so surprised with the eliminations. One thing for sure, they were spot on with Lim.
I don't wanna blame the participants going to the final, but it's a political judgement.
Demie - finale | Jinhyung Park, Corée, 26 ans | Programme
Semifinal Round Concert 9 - 2022 Cliburn Competition - KRplus
PROKOFIEV | Sonate n°6 op.82, pour piano
La Sonate pour piano no 6 en la, op. 82 est la sixième des neuf sonates pour piano écrites par Sergueï Prokofiev (la dixième étant inachevée). Elle a été composée en 1939-1940 en même temps, que sa septième et sa huitième sonate, dites « Sonates de Guerre », qui sont reconnues comme étant les plus importantes de Prokofiev, composées à la période de plus grande maturité stylistique du compositeur. Elle est contemporaine des ballets Roméo et Juliette et Cendrillon, qui possèdent certains traits de style communs avec cette sonate. Elle frappe par la fusion novatrice entre des impulsions violentes et la discipline classique de la forme sonate à laquelle Prokofiev se contraint. La création radiophonique a eu lieu en avril 1940 à la radio de Moscou sous les doigts du musicien. La première en concert a été donnée le 26 novembre 1940 à Moscou par le pianiste Sviatoslav Richter. Elle est composée de quatre mouvements et son exécution demande un peu moins d'une demi-heure.
1. Allegro moderato | 13:06
2. Allegretto | 22:00
3. Tempo di valzer lentissimo | 26:42
4. Vivace | 34:27
SCHUMANN | Fantasiestücke, op. 12
Le Fantasiestücke, opus 12 de Robert Schumann, est un ensemble de huit pièces pour piano, écrit en 1837. Le titre a été inspiré par le recueil de 1814-15 de nouvelles, essais, traités, lettres et écrits sur la musique, Fantasiestücke in Callots Manier (qui comprenait également l’intégrale Kreisleriana, une autre source d’inspiration pour Schumann) de l’un de ses auteurs préférés, E. T. A. Hoffmann. Schumann a dédié les pièces à Fräulein Anna Robena Laidlaw, une pianiste écossaise accomplie de 18 ans avec qui Schumann était devenu un bon ami. Schumann a composé les pièces avec les personnages Florestan et Eusèbe à l’esprit, représentant la dualité de sa personnalité. Eusèbe représente le rêveur chez Schumann tandis que Florestan représente son côté passionné. Ces deux personnages se mêlent tout au long de la collection, se terminant de manière auto-réfléchie avec Eusèbe dans « Ende vom Lied ».
1. Des Abends | 42:49
2. Aufschwung | 46:28
3. Warum | 49:35
4. Grillen | 52:14
5. In der Nacht | 55:56
6. Fabel | 1:00:03
7. Traumes Wirren | 1:02:54
8. Ende vom Lied | 1:05:26
Oh God, they have eliminated all the most interesting participants ! I don't think I will follow this competion furthermore. Too boring ...
Write the competition. As a music teacher, I feel this is a travesty!
I quitted after the announcement at Chopin Competition. History repeats itself with Clyburn. No viewing for final. Don't care.
@@ltran6535 You missed out!
I am happy to see Anna Geniushene and Dmytro Choni advance, as they both demonstrated fine pianistic craft and deep musicianship. Geniushene's Prokofiev 8 is the highlight of the competition so far. The shocker, though, is that Masaya Kamei did not make the finals. His effortless brilliance and fine sense of color seemed to make him a shoo-in. And I would have expected Ilya Shmukler's Mozart concerto to have eliminated him from any chance of becoming a finalist.
I don’t think her Prokofiev is good… also lots of mistakes
Other than Anna, I would have personally been happy with any combination of the 12 semifinalists advancing. I have enjoyed them all for different reasons and I will continue to root for them in whatever they do next! Competitions are always going to be subjective and there will always be people unhappy with the result, but it would be a shame for those who were hoping for a different result to stop watching altogether. These six in the finals have worked unbelievably hard to get to this point and deserve our praise!
Que son ésos Arpejios ?
oh hello piano
Kamei had the most modern interpretations. Apparently the jurors like showmanship and melodramatic emoting over elegance and artistry.
Yunyan Lim interpretó la ópera Norma cuya aútora es Masaya Komein que Franz Lizst tranceribio al piano. FIN. ,,,,🎶🎶🎹
I would have liked to see Kamei advance but hope to see him back on 2025. I think he will receive one of the jury discretionary awards
Same with Tadakoro
If the competition chairs think giving him an honorary award will sooth the fans’ anger, they’re delusional!
It’s an outstanding accomplishment to be a semi-finalist at 20 years! He played very well. Masaya Kamei may have two more opportunities to participate at the Cliburn in the future! Let’s continue to support him!
I suggest Masada Kamei take part in Chopin competition in 2025 as its transparency is higher. They published the scores by all jurors after the competition.
Awards are given because the jury wants to recognize someone’s accomplishment in the competition, not because the pianist has upset fans.
1:53:55
3:21:55
wow
3:21:00
Lo escuche completo. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🤔
I’m suprisied MR sun didn’t make it
Por que ponen anuncios 🤷🏻
KRplus is a business. You can pay to remove them!
@@1922peter hay canales exentos de anuncios. Los concursos de Telekom y chopin se pueden disfrutar sin problema
I will never watch Cliburn again! Period.
From now on I will remember Cliburn Competition a place to serve political shenanigan that has absolutely nothing to do with fostering artists of tomorrow!!!!
Political pro War indeed, PC. To have the Ukrainian...read the CEO' S blatant " stand with Ukraine " sic, or the CIA Nuland " ukraine:...... the Koreans all much better!!!!
I agree the results were a bit SUS but the music is pretty good
Not surprised that Lim passed. Also not surprised that Kamei was eliminated. I would hesitate before offhandedly accusing the jury of racism
Honestly, I can understand Kamei not progressing, but Shin Changyong getting eliminated is confusing. He probably performed the best d minor concerto + had a great solo recital (minus a little lack of clarity in the end of the Prokofiev).
Surely you aren’t music major lol
My 3 favorites all got in but I was surprised Kamei didn't get through.
Very disappointed about yutong sun 's fail to finalist ~~~
Meee too
He had too many mistakes on Prokofiev …
@@fred1810 ?
I like mr.park playing schumann
Thank God Clayton's dad is African-American, otherwise he would be eliminated as well.
Lol. True though.
Actually, being African American is why we are eliminated. It is not why we are not. You are perceiving things upside down. Are you on Mars? Ever heard of George Floyd?
And what ethnicity is his mother? Just curious.
Claude… you r 100% correct!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is bullshit. He is an excellent performer
Se han olvidado de que no todo el mundo habla inglés. Sería más respetuoso poner subtítulos en español u otros idiomas, o bien subtítulos automáticos para que todos tuviéramos acceso a los comentarios...
Masaya Komein autora de Ópera Norma. ❤. ,, ✍🏻
Очень не чесно по отношению ко многим участникам странно ,,,жюри ‘’’подкуплено вывод один!!!!!!
Just a non musical note...It seems very unprofessional for cameramen wearing Bermuda shorts to be filming the competition...
ユートンyutonスンは？😨
Kameiのどちらも落とされるとはこのコンクールもショパコン同等か
NOOOP I LIKED YUTONG
These comments appear almost verbatim at the conclusion of all international competitions. So you go do something else instead of watching...will that have a real impact?
I was disappointed Marcel did not advance, I found his pianism so interesting and unique, unlike so many of the competitors who just play it safe
Happy about Clayton! But Masaya was robbed!
Clayton deserved. Very special boy play with heart. Listen to his previous performance.
#KATEWON
#KATEWON
This is Rigged! Shamed on you, Jury!!! KAMEI was much better than your political choices!!!!
Congratulations to all the pianists. No matter how expert they are, jury decisions are also subjective that reflects their view and taste so there will always be some protests and disagreements. When I look at finalists, I wouldn’t say the jury was racist, but I feel like they were keeping in mind of a certain amount of political correctness: there needs be a woman, a black USA citizen, an Ukrainian, Russians (to show that they are not expelling the Russian artists) and of course young and the most talented from Asians. It looked like a selection according to certain formula imo. They could make an exemption to get more than 6 finalists but they didn’t want to go Chopin Competition’s direction I guess, since they are doing their best to show that they are SO different from Chopin which is absurd, you are another competition anyway. At least Chopin was flexible enough to give one more chances as many pianists as possible.
It seems that the jury used the holistic review approach just like the US college admission. But a competition in sports and music should not be a place for the holistic review. It only hurts the reputation of the competition.
@@gaspard163 yeah typical USA state of mind, it might be useful in other fields for representation but in art, it can cause unfairness when trying to be impartial
Russians were for Putin; Ukrainians were for Zelensky; Clayton was for AffirmTive Action; Lim was to prevent riots.
Here are the finalists
Dmytro Choni, Ukraine, 28
Anna Geniushene, Russia, 31
Uladzislau Khandohi, Belarus, 20
Yunchan Lim, South Korea, 18
Ilya Shmukler, Russia, 27
Clayton Stephenson, United States, 23
No one cares anymore.
Clayton was a surprise to the final round, rest of them are not surprising.
🇮🇷 🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Interés del falso profeta.
1 Ukrainian, 1 Russian, 1 Belarussian, 1 American, 1 Asian and 1 woman. Just sayin'. That is not to say most of them are not deserving to be in the finals. Congratulations to the finalists.
Correction: 2 Russians, 1 Ukrainian, I Belarusian, 1 American, 1 Asian.
Ludicrous!
The woman is also Russian. so 2 Russians.
징징거리지마라
Se cerró la pantalla.
No lees.
Rigged competition..
What a talented group of fine pianists!! Such a privilege to hear them all these past few days at the Cliburn! Cheers to the orchestra especially for the 12 Mozart concerto performances! Congratulations to the finalists for their hard work and best wishes to all of the talented competitors who will no doubt have successful international careers ahead of them!!! Hope to see the competitors at future Cliburn competitions too!!! 🎶🎵🎹
are you working for the PR group of the Cliburn? your messages are too formulaic to be coming from a typical fan!
You have no idea what you talking about.
@@DellDreamer No, I’m an Asian classical music fan (with no interest in working for any music competition) who is very ashamed of the extreme “anti-Asian” propaganda trolling from people (or fake bots) who aren’t actual classical music fans. All of the comments are hostile towards the jury and finalists accusing them of being anti-Asian. It is extremely embarrassing no matter what their intentions are and I’m one of the only real fans expressing appreciation for the finalists who are being hated on everywhere online for no reason. It is truly ruining an experience that was meant to be positive to bring international fans together and I am so ashamed and embarrassed for the finalists who are being attacked by a few online trolls (who are likely artificially upvoting hateful comments beyond actual numbers).
Jennifer:
You must realize the winner(s) of this “contest” will forever be questionable.
We want to see a list of the scores. Please.
@@raffigorski6850 And after you receive the scores?
i expected this result. as you see, we are on the war. they had an wish to end the war. that's why they choose the participants from Russia, Ukrina, Belarus!!!
당연한 사람과 우스꽝스런사람의 대결
진짜 잘하는애들은 못올라가는 우수꽝스러움
All my choices got in…. Yayyy
Replace Kamei with clayton and I think the list is fair, leaving Kamei out was a mistake. But all the people saying anti asian bias are really missing the point. A korean is in the finals, many asians were in the quarter final and semis. A korean won the won the 2017 cliburn. A Japanese pianist won the 2009 van cliburn. A korean also won the 2015 chopin. I think other politics are at play here.
Don’t mix the Chopin competition with this one. Please.
@@DellDreamer its just an example
2 Russians were for Putin from GOP. 2
Ukraine were for Zelensky. Clayton was for affirmative action. Lim was to calm the audience. Will not set foot on Texas.
Congratulations all !!
If you think there is Asian bias, look at the past winners of the Cliburn and at most of the initial 30. There were 15 if one counts the two Asian Americans. Having said that, I think the initial screening should be blind, which means he jurors do not see the video and only hear the audio. Also, the jury should publish or talk about the criteria they use to judge. Jurors cannot be objective because after all, they are humans. The differences between the semi-finalists and maybe even the quarter finalists were in very small degrees. So, bias has to enter into it, just as it enters into any judging of music or artistic talent or skill. That's why it would be nice to know what each juror looks for. Having said all that, if you want to look for bias look at only 3 women in the initial 30; only two in the quarter finals and only one going forward.
Past jurors and their judgements do NOT make up for the present panel of judges. This jury's verdict speaks for itself.
It eliminated every top Asian pianists(except Lim), as it advance the only 4 Eastern Bloc pianist to the finals.
This bias is obvious and politic!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Quiero ver la repetición de ese día porque son honestos
Que asco... Disfrutando Schumann y aparece Maluma patrocinando rappi 🤢
Anna the better!!!!!!first 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Prokofieff's sonata 6 is an awful composition.
Actually it's the best of his sonatas, but we are all entitled to our opinion!
Everyone saying there is an anti-Asian bias forgets that Russia is technically part of Asia lol
Not kremlin.
Jury's decision is absolutely right !!!
Shame on the jurors!
How so?
No you are a absolutely wrong!!!