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Martha Argerich et Charles Dutoit (1972)

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In May 1972, Plateau Libre visited pianist Martha Argerich and conductor Charles Dutoit in Jouxtens, a year before their divorce. They spontaneously opened up about their work and their lives, also sharing intimate moments with their daughter Annie, then 18 months old.

At the beginning of the documentary, Martha Argerich performs Mozart's Rondo in A minor, K. 511.

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20 Comments

@MHB48615 3 years ago

What an absolutely intriguing woman. Such an wonderful, incredible combination of talent, intelligence, personality and beauty. I am smitten.

@1931JC 6 years ago

She is a world treasure. Her talent yes, but her beauty is incandescent. What a combination. These youtube shorts are priceless.

@JS-wi9mw 11 months ago

seriously though...how can you NOT fall in love with her?! wit, brains, beauty, polyglot and perhaps the best classical pianist of the 20th century! im smitten..........oh and she's still going strong. long may she continue to blow our minds!

@madfish369 7 years ago

My word. How insanely beautiful is this woman?? Plus one in a billion talent! Any man watching this is done for :)

@corinnechicheportiche8072 6 years ago

Cette femme est un cadeau de la vie !

@creativecolours2022 3 years ago

I really love the casual way that Martha Argerich is playing the piano.

@pascalebertier1653 3 months ago

"Des gammes, des exercices? Je n'ai jamais fait " 🤣😂😭 Quel privilège d'écouter Martha jouer à la maison, et parler de son art, elle est si magnifiquement vivante.

@_rdenm 2 years ago

Her Mozart is always great.

@ndmath 5 years ago (edited)

The way she can't help but make it look so effortless, it looks like something that shouldn't be possible.

@aliciamlamberti 3 years ago

La más talentosa, brillante y hermosa pianista por siglos! 💜💙🤍🤎🧡💚❤️

@richiebeirach3671 4 years ago

she is SO GORGEOUS !!!and plays like AN ANGEL !!!!

@Hayamachat 4 months ago

Aside from being extremely talented and beautiful what impress me most is that she became a mother of three😮 you guys, it’s not easy to be a mom of even one.

@robertjason6885 3 years ago

She is magnificent in every way.

@francisljdurant1527 4 months ago

A propos du piano, de la musique et des concerts, Martha livre la même réponse que Glenn Gould : quand on a passé son enfance devant un clavier, on peut s'en passer plus facilement. Idem pour les entrainements réguliers ou périodiques. La traiter de "paresseuse", comme Duthoit l'exprime, c'est digne de Karajan, son idole, qui comme Bernstein, avait capitulé devant Glenn. Martha, de par l'étendue de sa sensibilité, n'avait besoin ni du public, ni des journalistes, ni même des corvées instrumentales. Le Concerto de Tchaikovsky, redevenu populaire en Europe en 1959 (année de la rencontre de Martha et de Charles) grâce à Ray Conniff et Holliday on Ice, avait enchanté mes parents, à Paris.

@pierre-gabrieljobin9450 3 years ago

Quelle spontanéité charmante. On ne sent jamais qu'ils «donnent une entrevue», qu'ils «se donnent en spectacle-maison». Bravo au réalisateur et à celui qui les interviewe.