Yuja Wang – Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No 3 (2019)
It’s amazing how many emotions a single presentation can contain. Just wonderful!
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Two ladies Khatia Buniatishvili and Yoja Wang are my never ending music love stories. Their professionalities are showing the extreme emotions. Which is needed to cover up for the evil politicians surrounding this little globe, Thank God for the ladies´pulverising the grand pianos with their loving and touching fingers.
One piano concert per day keeps my doctor away. And thanks for You Tube and sharings.