His old age adds a whole extra dimension of intensity and beauty and deep meaning to this piece. It's as if all those years of life experience flow through his fingers into the music. Absolutely beautiful
My late husband was a trombonist and bass player. He also played the upright bass. He used to play the Moonlight Sonata on his electric bass, just for me. To hear this gentleman play this piece almost made me cry. I'm going to listen to this again and again. R.I.P. Rodney.😌😌😍
Actually that is a very patronising comment.they also have their lives and goals and are not just there to teach you about life.ageism alive and kicking here.how much have you to offer?
@@janestub not everytime, there are, for example in my city, many old people that only want money for his drugs addiction, old people that hates youngs and adults because they have better llifes and start to be rude with others, these old people don't want love or help, they're want drugs or young girls to touch. So be careful with the people, not only because they are old, they are now good people. If you don't belive me, come to Tijuana and look a bit.
piano must be his greatest passion in this life. even at this age, he still plays incredibly. perfect velocity on each note, excellent use of rubato. he's bringing pieces to life to this day.
@Ben Birchman a cover is really an imitation or near interpretation of an original performance. The idea is that it mimics the style of the original performers. Hence, “cover bands.” More recently it is used to refer to any performance of a popular song by someone other than the original performer, but that’s not really correct unless it’s at least somewhat of an imitation.
His body may be withering but his hands are still strong and beautiful. His fingers full of determination. I'm grateful for stumbling upon this video. Please never take this down.
I agree that for his age it's nearly perfect, but you can clearly see his decline. Concentrate on his left hand. It doesn't move accurate at all. Addition: A pianist is supposed to keep his fingers "round". It produces nicer tones and gives much more dexterity. He can't / doesn't do this.
@@IchiganCS By the way, you are a dick. In my mind, you seem like the person to play a song with no love or soul and just let it slip away in time. He’s an elder. He is becoming more and more still, so he is unable to. You are here not enjoying the magnificence of his performance and criticizing what he can’t put to a halt. You are so rude.
Even at 94 - his rhythm is like that of a metronome. Precise and on time. Absolutely amazing for a brain of that age. I enjoyed every second of his performance and I am a person who feels music as well as hearing it. The emotions are intense in parts and then more relaxed and soothing in others. I take my hat off and take a bow to you Sir, And then a round of applause.
I love how this was played, i'm not a pianist but a listener, there was a lovely gap in the timing of each note of each chord with the left hand, like the chord was slowly dropped, the weight shared between fingers at different times, rather than being plainly hit. Beautiful and admirable.
He is drawing such powerful sounds from the depths of his 94 years of accumulated experience. There is a nuanced intensity to his well balanced ebb and flow. Stunning, may God bless him
He seemed to awaken the longer he played. His face showed a memory, a passion, and the longer he played the more it seemed to come out. That's how I saw it. Very well done.
@@louisa4725 Oh he does. Give him a break he is an older man who’s fingers don’t work like they used to. Assuming you have never touched a piano, I wouldn’t not judge others. :)
When the chords calm as if dawn were breaking after a difficult night, my eyes welled up and my heart sang with joy. This man has a marvelous gift, and I thank him for sharing it.
Прекрасное исполнение, несмотря на огромное количество версий лучших пианистов мира, это исполнение не уступает им , не теряется на из фоне! Прекрасное интонирование, глубокое проведение темы, баланс, чувство формы, энергетика!!!!!!!!! Достойнейшее исполнение!!!!
Or rather the right brain neurones do not either and die as our creative power does not diminish like the rational analytical mind. Even senile dementia patients who don't know who they even are can still play perfectly
@foadahadi yeah that's kind of my point. You seem to assume he "might forgot a lot of things in his life...". I'm saying not every life is the same... just because he's old doesn't mean he's forgetful. Seems sharp as a tack to me.
Better than most professional recordings, that all play at the same funeral tempo, in the same style, and god forbid they ever press a key too hard. In his hands, the music is not just alive, but young.
Bruh, a tempo is consistently performed because that is what the people think beethoven was trying to express. Plus, professional recordings have much more nuance to them then you think
I listened to many pianists playing this on Spotify. He somehow makes the piece sound so much more meaningful, it touches me deeply where with the others it was just really beautiful. This pianist somehow tells a story.
It's true. This piece can't be done properly without feeling your way through all of it, from beginning to end. If it doesn't capture your soul as you play it, something is wrong. It's one of the greatest compositions in all of music. That said, this is the 1st movement. The other two movements really make it complete, but like his 5th symphony, we all too often get just the 1st movement. Not knocking it at all, though; he does a great job of it here. Really glad to have found this! Fred
Age and experience add beauty that youth cannot. This is why I am no fan of orchestras that purge out the older players. The young learn from the old as has always been and always will be.
@@mpgodjr when playing music you want to be be one with your instrument show your emotions with the instrument if you make a mistake that’s fine because nobody is perfect
Moved to tears by the beauty and depth of feeling in his playing. Though his body is 94 years old, his soul and talent will be young forever and ever. Thank you!!💕
The only thing I don’t like is the Tempo (a little too fast for me) and sometimes the grace notes are too accentuated (long) for my taste. Listen do Valentina Lisitsas Version
We should value our elders we have so much to learn from them! This is pure joy to listen. I can only say that age does not define us but our passion does!
This made me practice longer than usual. I want to be able to play like him if I ever live to that age. I've only been learning the piano for 2 years and I'm almost 23. There is a whole universe of music I want to learn.
I guarantee you that Mr. Springer learned this piece as a child or young adult. The music you memorize at an early age stays locked in memory. I would advise you to absorb as much as you possibly can while you are young and best able to learn.
At your age , yes you should be able to get as good as him, for me I'm 66, so only have 28 years to do it. So far I know the first 12 bars, so should be able to play it all by 94, but as good as him, no not got enough time :(
“Then let us all do what is right, strive with all our might toward the unattainable, develop as fully as we can the gifts God has given us, and never stop learning” - Ludwig van Beethoven
It reminds me of the passage in romans 11 that says “For the gifts and call of God are irrevocable.” You can see even dementia patients still able to play incredible pieces impeccably! And this is absolutely no exception.
Philip Springer, who brought so many pop songs into the world, plays this piece with the grace of the musical genius he is. Thank you, Philip, for all your contributions, for taking the energy of the universe and translating it into something we can hear and understand. For following your dream and fulfilling what the universe called you to do.
94 year old composer Philip Springer playing the Moonlight Sonata ❤ ✡️ 🙏 ❤ ✡️ 🙏. I have never seen anything more beautiful musically in life. My tears are naturally running down my face everytime I see and listen to this gentleman playing his piano and especially how he plays it and express his entire love for this music. This beautiful and timeless classic masterpiece - Moonlight Sonata - was composed between 1801 and 1802 and is one of Beethoven's best known and most popular piano works. Philip Springer’s incredibly soulful, loving, romantic and completely intimate way of expressing and playing this classical and legendary piece of music with his beautiful hands, his entire face and body tells a unique life story of the highest professional, musical genius and a true mensch by definition with unlimited amount of life experiences. I wish each and everyone of you a very nice, loving and peaceful Shabbat shalom and Yawm al-Jum'a and everyone else a very enjoyable and relaxing weekend 💐 ❤️ 😊 🙏
@@alcedo_kf My father had dementia. It is heartbreaking what it takes from a person, you have to celebrate every win. This was a huge win for this man.
I used to play it when I was a 12 old years girl. then I threw away my life and I forgot how to play piano. Now I am starting playing it again. God bless this man who plays piano wonderfully.
I had to remember to breathe through silent tears as I watched and listened to this performance. It was truly breathtaking and evidence of one magnificent soul speaking to another across centuries. Thank you for sharing. Incredibly touching.
This man is amazing at 94 to play so beautifully and with perfection, you can't get better. I am sure he has played a lot of concerts in his day. I send 2000 stars out of 2000. Thanks for sharing this gentlemen.
Oh wow! That was an amazing performance! You play with such feeling, and to still be able to play like this at 94 is truly inspirational. I am a pianist and composer myself and I was deeply moved by this rendition of the Moonlight Sonata. I was moved to tears. Bravo Maestro ❤👏
You can probably learn to play this in a week or two but to play it like him takes decades. You can hear the character in it. Better than most professional recordings I've heard.
Nobody deserves the pain of living forever. A decently long life yes but living forever is a curse. You continue to exist while everyone around you dies and you see the world change for the worse even if somethings get better. On top of that you also deal with medical conditions. I agree tho, this man deserves to live forever in the memories of those who view this amazing masterpiece. 👏
Being 94, Imagine the memories running through his head while performing such an emotional piece of music
He probably can't remember what he had for breakfast
Yet he either remembers each note or pure muscle memory, which is still cool in both situations
Indeed!
War, smoking in bars, soup and hairy minge. *single tear*
@@darkstars101 Short term memory is different from long term memory
I see the body of an old man, but the soul of a young child who fell in love with the piano.
Simply beautiful. Thanks for posting
Just hear the sound.dont see thr old man
Just open eyes and ears
Wonderful comment
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful thoughts
same what I felt
💖
I’m a 68 year old piano student...Sir you give us all hope. Amazing gentleman.
I’m 58 years old, May be I will.....
Can I learn piano as a 21years old?
@@shanumninty3566 nah u cant
@@shanumninty3566 of course you can!! you can do everything if you really want and it's never too late to start what you really want
Good luck!
@@shanumninty3566 started at 18yo, never to late with passion ;) im 19yo now :)
This is beautifully played. It brought tears to my eyes. I'm a retired professional violinist, so I've heard a lot in 79 years.
☝️💥👍🌿
Очень хороший звук и темп. Если не смотреть на руки, то можно подумать, что это играл человек в добром здравии.
“To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.”
― Ludwig van Beethoven
Well said.
I can confirm I most definitely said that.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven3970 yeah right ....
Oof! I'll have to remember that.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven3970 LUDWIG! I'm a fan
I'm not crying... it's allergies...I swear.. Bless you sir for your 94 years comes forward in the way you masterfully work those keys. I am humbled.
I’m not crying, too... 🥺😢😭...it must been the onions...🧅
Me either... I love caramelized onions so I joined y'all. ♡ God Bless & stay safe this crazy season. ♡
Tantouzes va.
True!
God Bless
His old age adds a whole extra dimension of intensity and beauty and deep meaning to this piece. It's as if all those years of life experience flow through his fingers into the music. Absolutely beautiful
I totally agree! I couldn't have said it better
Y Mac...love your comment. ❤
Y Mac. A Wonderfully Eloquent Summing Up. It’s A Great Shame Most Of The Other Comments
Can’t Be Erased And Leave Just Yours. Mira omnino.
Well put! Thank you
whole life trough a fingers ❤️
My late husband was a trombonist and bass player. He also played the upright bass. He used to play the Moonlight Sonata on his electric bass, just for me. To hear this gentleman play this piece almost made me cry. I'm going to listen to this again and again. R.I.P. Rodney.😌😌😍
I see the passion is still on🙂☺
Sounds like he was a wonderful man. God bless you ma’am
Your story is beautiful!
Gods Angels come in many forms and ways….just a wonderful blessed sharing thanks Keep Aiming High Always
RIP
He's not a weak old man, he's a musician with ninety years of experience!
@Vovantus, well said..
@@maesdiable7570 Baki reference
Truly
He is both
TRUE
Spend time with older people. They have so much to offer
With the correct old people, those who teach you life
Actually that is a very patronising comment.they also have their lives and goals and are not just there to teach you about life.ageism alive and kicking here.how much have you to offer?
They might like to be
included in the world.its big of you to.encoursge people to spend time with them.our attitudes need to change.
@@snowybuny they are not there just to teach but to learn from you too and they have their own goals and yes...still dreams.
@@janestub not everytime, there are, for example in my city, many old people that only want money for his drugs addiction, old people that hates youngs and adults because they have better llifes and start to be rude with others, these old people don't want love or help, they're want drugs or young girls to touch. So be careful with the people, not only because they are old, they are now good people. If you don't belive me, come to Tijuana and look a bit.
Brings a tear to my eye. :’)
qwq
Yo, you back from the dead!?
ill come back when this comment blows up, have a good day legend.
edit: i came back, hello legends.
Which one
Yo wtf
piano must be his greatest passion in this life. even at this age, he still plays incredibly. perfect velocity on each note, excellent use of rubato. he's bringing pieces to life to this day.
This is not just an interpretation. it's a grand performance.
There's no such thing as covering a classical piece. You just play it.
@@ciri151I didn't know that.
That's because Beethoven never played it himself on his instagram or TH-cam channel before releasing the hit single on Spotify
I thought that was a pun for someone being in GRANDdad age
@Ben Birchman a cover is really an imitation or near interpretation of an original performance. The idea is that it mimics the style of the original performers. Hence, “cover bands.” More recently it is used to refer to any performance of a popular song by someone other than the original performer, but that’s not really correct unless it’s at least somewhat of an imitation.
When he closes his eyes, dude that must been feel so nostalgic remembering his younger days playing piano
That kind of music it’s not about music, it’s about life
or he is just feeling the music. It really could be either or both. Music is after all the sound of emotions.
His body may be withering but his hands are still strong and beautiful. His fingers full of determination. I'm grateful for stumbling upon this video. Please never take this down.
I agree that for his age it's nearly perfect, but you can clearly see his decline. Concentrate on his left hand. It doesn't move accurate at all.
Addition: A pianist is supposed to keep his fingers "round". It produces nicer tones and gives much more dexterity. He can't / doesn't do this.
@@IchiganCS He plays with emotion, he wouldn't think about that cause he's truly playing with emotion.
@@gala6403 No, you would do this all the same. Once a pianist has learned these things, he doesn't "think" about it anymore.
Although his body will be left one day to decay for eternity, his hope is forever eternal, wrapped in the warmth of his heart up above.
@@IchiganCS By the way, you are a dick. In my mind, you seem like the person to play a song with no love or soul and just let it slip away in time. He’s an elder. He is becoming more and more still, so he is unable to. You are here not enjoying the magnificence of his performance and criticizing what he can’t put to a halt. You are so rude.
Even at 94 - his rhythm is like that of a metronome.
Precise and on time.
Absolutely amazing for a brain of that age.
I enjoyed every second of his performance and I am a person who feels music as well as hearing it.
The emotions are intense in parts and then more relaxed and soothing in others.
I take my hat off and take a bow to you Sir, And then a round of applause.
👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹
It’s a bit to fast and hard
@@Jpatient dude hes 94
@@Umm_FLIP so? still wrong
@@Jpatient what do you expect from a 94 year old?
Everybody gangsta until he keeps playing till the 3rd movement
Once this comment reaches 10k, I will return
@@hurdur6828 i'll return at 5 k
I'll never return lol
I'll return when this has 0 likes
@@slayer7965 don’t return
Beethoven would surely be proud of himself. Because his composition brings vigour to anyone.
Yes, musicians really apart of the healing profession.
I love how this was played, i'm not a pianist but a listener, there was a lovely gap in the timing of each note of each chord with the left hand, like the chord was slowly dropped, the weight shared between fingers at different times, rather than being plainly hit. Beautiful and admirable.
là@@sageobrien6776 you
@@tobynicholls1682 What do you mean?
@@sageobrien6776 pocket comment lmao
Hearing this piece played by a 94 years old man, no matter how his life were lived, is so significative.
I'm in tears.
me too 😔😢
"song"
Music speaks to the soul and steers emotions.
what a word - significative 🙌
Это не пьеса, это великое музыкальное произведение великого Бетховена...
He is drawing such powerful sounds from the depths of his 94 years of accumulated experience. There is a nuanced intensity to his well balanced ebb and flow. Stunning, may God bless him
I'm in *tears* it's not even the notes, but the emotion that's in the way he's playing it-
Omg yaasss slay queen
Then you need to hear to wilhelm kempff
It kinda is the notes
I've literally performed this at a recital, I know every single note and yet this made me weep, no lie
Couldn't play it better, honestly
I've heard many others play Moonlight Sonata - this rendition touches my soul
It’s so emotional!
Have you heard Claudio Arrau? th-cam.com/video/W0UrRWyIZ74/w-d-xo.html
He seemed to awaken the longer he played. His face showed a memory, a passion, and the longer he played the more it seemed to come out. That's how I saw it. Very well done.
I can’t even see his face clearly :) But this is beautiful.
Google him. He wrote santa baby. And has a life long huge music career
This melts my heart, so many memories he must have, while playing beautiful music.😊
He's not just playing a piano.
He shows his LIFE to us by playing a piano.
I'm speechless, so beautiful and sad at the same time.. Wish he could continue playing till his last breath..
You want him to continue to play til he's dead?
😂
@@claytonfinney6092 To not lose the ability to play
Amen to the not losing that ability ... ♡ God bless y'all this season and always. ♡
@@claytonfinney6092 🤣
*Fun fact:* This song is 220 years old. That means he is pretty much 1/2 the age of the piece and yet plays like a master. That’s nuts bro
the piece
This piece*. A song is much different then a piece.
He definitely doesn't play like a master
@@louisa4725 Oh he does. Give him a break he is an older man who’s fingers don’t work like they used to. Assuming you have never touched a piano, I wouldn’t not judge others. :)
@@elaina6868 With that last sentence you are judging the person who you are replying to lol. Master of hypocritisism.
When the chords calm as if dawn were breaking after a difficult night, my eyes welled up and my heart sang with joy. This man has a marvelous gift, and I thank him for sharing it.
I don’t believe music ever leaves you. It comes from your heart and soul and is there forever. Thank you for this
Heart and soul
You can almost hear his life's experiences echoing in his playing. It was absolutely beautiful
No you can’t dumbass
He’s just playing piano, good and all but please shut up.
Not really then if you do tell me what his experiences was
Good lord what's with all the butt hurt Salieris here 😂
@@sunnyala3502 bruh. Why do you think I’m a butt hurt saleiri?
This is unbeleivable. This old sir has still the passion of a young musician. You can see it. It was a beutiful performance.
Прекрасное исполнение, несмотря на огромное количество версий лучших пианистов мира, это исполнение не уступает им , не теряется на из фоне! Прекрасное интонирование, глубокое проведение темы, баланс, чувство формы, энергетика!!!!!!!!! Достойнейшее исполнение!!!!
I was expecting some kind of generic sweet video of a grandpa playing the piano, but I got goosebumps instead. He is still a PRO.
You hit it!
I got multiple goosebumps
It clearly says that he plays moonlight sonata, what did you expect?
@@bravosierra9 You clearly missed the point that he/she was trying to make.
His name is Philip Springer 👍 kind of a pro...
This man might forgot a lot of things in his life, but the tune he played was accurately on his brain even at this age, this is the power of MUSIC
Amen!!
Or rather the right brain neurones do not either and die as our creative power does not diminish like the rational analytical mind. Even senile dementia patients who don't know who they even are can still play perfectly
So he's forgetful then?
@@rogercline5377 learn about human brain , every individual is not the same
@foadahadi yeah that's kind of my point. You seem to assume he "might forgot a lot of things in his life...". I'm saying not every life is the same... just because he's old doesn't mean he's forgetful. Seems sharp as a tack to me.
Better than most professional recordings, that all play at the same funeral tempo, in the same style, and god forbid they ever press a key too hard.
In his hands, the music is not just alive, but young.
We are all young inside.
Well...
His tempo is nicer than the slow funeral tempo mentioned above.
I expected a slower tempo from an old man. But it seems he has some impatience/youth within him yet.
Bruh, a tempo is consistently performed because that is what the people think beethoven was trying to express. Plus, professional recordings have much more nuance to them then you think
браво, вечный музыкант! бесспорно, память людская долго будет хранить помять о нём! левая рука бесподобна!
I listened to many pianists playing this on Spotify. He somehow makes the piece sound so much more meaningful, it touches me deeply where with the others it was just really beautiful. This pianist somehow tells a story.
His interpretation is sublime. He knows exactly what he's doing, playing like a master.
It's true. This piece can't be done properly without feeling your way through all of it, from beginning to end.
If it doesn't capture your soul as you play it, something is wrong. It's one of the greatest compositions in all of music.
That said, this is the 1st movement. The other two movements really make it complete, but like his 5th symphony, we all too often get just the 1st movement.
Not knocking it at all, though; he does a great job of it here. Really glad to have found this!
Fred
I sincerely wonder if you would agree without knowing who’s playing, or how different styles provoke different thoughts on the piece
I think that is cuz he often slows down the rhythm in places where regular moonlight sonata keeps the rhythm. Makes it sound more pulsating
Age and experience add beauty that youth cannot. This is why I am no fan of orchestras that purge out the older players. The young learn from the old as has always been and always will be.
He may be old but his musical spirit is definitely young and energetic
@@alcedo_kf 2 more weeks he'll be 95
Quelle délicatesse tout en douceur merveilleux musicien de 94 ans bravo je vous envie
He played beautifully. What an amazing man. God Bless him for the joy he gives to others.❤️
❤️❤️❤️
AMEN AND GODBLESS !!! MAY GOD BE WITH US ALWAYS ! (＾∇＾)ﾉ♪
To be able to play this at 94 is fantastic! And just by memory, shows he loved playing the piano.
This performance is more impressive than many active professional pianists. His spirit of dedication to this performance is what gives it its quality.
He’s not playing the moonlight Sonata, he’s becoming the moonlight Sonata itself
Well said 👏
What
@@mpgodjr LOL
@@mpgodjr when playing music you want to be be one with your instrument show your emotions with the instrument if you make a mistake that’s fine because nobody is perfect
@@ZK_-hs5es yeah I know. It just sounded weird when I read it. Q bit cheesy
Moved to tears by the beauty and depth of feeling in his playing. Though his body is 94 years old, his soul and talent will be young forever and ever. Thank you!!💕
He plays like a 49 . Remarkable.
He leaves so much room for the listener to immerse themselves in the feelings conjured up by his rendition....BEAUTIFUL
I’m only 13 with not even a year of experience but even I can tell that this man is extraordinary in the way he plays
True. He is playing from history 🎹
@Xx_alina_xX :3 that's realy great 🤵
@AMM777 At least you're not one of those people that says God is going to brutally kill everyone- you give me hope.
I am 13 too but with 6yrs of playing piano I can confirm that this man is a chad
(Yes this is my dad’s Acc)
He truly played this song from the depths of his soul
He plays with such a passion and tenderness at the same time, it’s such a beautiful interpretation.
할 아버지 멋 지 세요 94세 연세의 아직 피아노 치신 다는 게 놀랍니다
I heard this from like 100 artists, but this one is the best. I don't think it's possible to play it better than this.
I thought it was a little bit to fast. Old guys going crazy
It is better then some other artists
The only thing I don’t like is the Tempo (a little too fast for me) and sometimes the grace notes are too accentuated (long) for my taste. Listen do Valentina Lisitsas Version
@@maximw9362 yes grandpa is going fast man..
I've literally performed this at a recital, I know every single note and yet this made me weep, no lie
The way his hands moves, just weightless.. So majestic
The dynamics are spot on! Sending chills down to my spine...
Such an elder with such accuracy, I can't help but sending my reverence from the deep of my heart to you sir.
👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
👏👏👏👏👏
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Played it perfect for the tempo he was playing at. The emotion came from that and his consistency in maintaining it through out.
Best interpretation ever, I want to play like him
I bet you have years ahead to practice
This man inspired me. The way he plays, you can see that he loves playing piano. I wish to, at his age, have a passion like he does
С такой нежностью касается к клавишам,весь прибывает в музыке.Благодарю,за прекрасную музыку🙏🤗🥰
Beautiful, beautiful. The dislikers are ignorant beyond measure. Such a joy to watch! 🥳 thank you for sharing x
We should value our elders we have so much to learn from them! This is pure joy to listen. I can only say that age does not define us but our passion does!
Здоровья дедушке)настоящий музыкант, так тонко чувствует.
Nothing keeps your spirit young as music does.
So much respect and honour to this beautiful artist. He plays to my soul.
I am moved by how this amazing man is able to embody the piece. It seems to be composed by himself. God bless You.
This made me practice longer than usual. I want to be able to play like him if I ever live to that age. I've only been learning the piano for 2 years and I'm almost 23. There is a whole universe of music I want to learn.
I guarantee you that Mr. Springer learned this piece as a child or young adult. The music you memorize at an early age stays locked in memory. I would advise you to absorb as much as you possibly can while you are young and best able to learn.
At your age , yes you should be able to get as good as him, for me I'm 66, so only have 28 years to do it. So far I know the first 12 bars, so should be able to play it all by 94, but as good as him, no not got enough time :(
as another late starter - you can get there
Absolutely beautiful piano playing Mr Springer, thank you for sharing this amazing piece of music with us all.
😊❤
Долгих лет жизни! Здоровья и светлого сознания. Потрясающе!
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@@internetchocolate6733 lol
А руки какие красивые и пальцы длинные - всё выдаёт пианиста. И так по-иному слушается Лунная соната в исполнении человека, прожившего целую жизнь...
@@internetchocolate6733 wishes to live long! Health and clear mind. Fascinating!
@@alejandromobray5833 thanks
Plot twist: It's actually Beethoven.
no no, hes got a point
Omg💀💀💀
@@cosmicfrieslol your response reminds me of the emperor's new groove with the angel and devil on kronk's shoulders.
almost cry...when see your comment..turn to laugh 😂
Haha thanks!
This is just gorgeous, he's so talented.
The memories and emotions he had are portrayed in this... the beauty of life and art.
Congratulations!
Слушаю и вспоминаю своего любимого папочку. Спасибо за прекрасное прочтение Сонаты!
So beautiful…not just skill, but totally in tuned with the music!!!
Imagine getting this in your recommended after 10 years
Then he'll be 104 and will go on to remember this piece by heart
“Then let us all do what is right, strive with all our might toward the unattainable, develop as fully as we can the gifts God has given us, and never stop learning” - Ludwig van Beethoven
It reminds me of the passage in romans 11 that says “For the gifts and call of God are irrevocable.” You can see even dementia patients still able to play incredible pieces impeccably! And this is absolutely no exception.
God nerfs Beethoven by his hearing
@@chekyorwalet1468 Gave him a bigger challenge. God blessed him. ☺
Amazing! His touch and expression seem to tell the story of his life. Bravo!!! 👏👏🎶🎶👍👍
him: **plays**
me: **cries**
you mean cry like a river.
You: **cries**
Me: **gnomed**
ok.
simple as that
@@jxristop LOL
He played with such passion. A wonderful thing to see/hear
Philip Springer, who brought so many pop songs into the world, plays this piece with the grace of the musical genius he is. Thank you, Philip, for all your contributions, for taking the energy of the universe and translating it into something we can hear and understand. For following your dream and fulfilling what the universe called you to do.
Wow - he brought tears to my eyes - so inspiring. Also, his cadence is excellent !
Verneige mich ehrfürchtig vor diesem besonderen und begabten alten Menschen mit viel Lebenserfahrung und seiner musikalischen Begabung. Danke 🤗
Ich nicht spreche viel deutsch, aber Danke=thank you (englisch) und vor=for, mich=with, und=and, alten=old
One lucky daughter, what a lovely birthday present! Brilliant pianist
До слёз...Восхитительное исполнение!Браво!
94 year old composer Philip Springer playing the Moonlight Sonata ❤ ✡️ 🙏 ❤ ✡️ 🙏. I have never seen anything more beautiful musically in life. My tears are naturally running down my face everytime I see and listen to this gentleman playing his piano and especially how he plays it and express his entire love for this music. This beautiful and timeless classic masterpiece - Moonlight Sonata - was composed between 1801 and 1802 and is one of Beethoven's best known and most popular piano works. Philip Springer’s incredibly soulful, loving, romantic and completely intimate way of expressing and playing this classical and legendary piece of music with his beautiful hands, his entire face and body tells a unique life story of the highest professional, musical genius and a true mensch by definition with unlimited amount of life experiences.
I wish each and everyone of you a very nice, loving and peaceful Shabbat shalom and Yawm al-Jum'a and everyone else a very enjoyable and relaxing weekend 💐 ❤️ 😊 🙏
His memory even at that age is amazing, beautifully played sir. Much respect 🙏👏🔥
Totally from memory. Take THAT old age!!
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My father had dementia. It is heartbreaking what it takes from a person, you have to celebrate every win. This was a huge win for this man.
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Thank you.
@@hwanta0184 fuck you
@@hwanta0184 because you’re being a prick
@@hwanta0184 I understand and appreciate your joke. It was only a joke, there's no reason for people to get offended by everything.
I used to play it when I was a 12 old years girl. then I threw away my life and I forgot how to play piano. Now I am starting playing it again. God bless this man who plays piano wonderfully.
4:25pm Thursday 8th June 2023. It gave me tears to my eyes
He plays with passion he plays this music with life experiences! Pure and touching.
Why am I crying!?💔
I had to remember to breathe through silent tears as I watched and listened to this performance. It was truly breathtaking and evidence of one magnificent soul speaking to another across centuries. Thank you for sharing. Incredibly touching.
Потрясающее исполнение. Одна из любимых мною вещей. Спасибо. Очень одухотворенно и проникновенно. До слез....
I closed my eyes for a moment and got lost in a different dimension. What a beautiful interpretation :')
These are the types of videos that should go viral not Charlie damelio eating takis on tiktok
Truuuuuue👌🏻
Fax
You and me... we are not so different
Agreed
nice name dude
This masterpiece is one thing but seeing this man play it.... pure, raw, unfiltered emotion...
Really applaud this gentleman. At his age to play this beautiful piece so perfectly. Enjoyed watching him play.
Einmal gelernt, bleibt es für immer. Alle Achtung und noch viele Jahre glückliches Leben mit Musik. Bravo Herr Springer! Liebe Grüße aus Hamburg
This man is amazing at 94 to play so beautifully and with perfection, you can't get better. I am sure he has played a lot of concerts in his day. I send 2000 stars out of 2000. Thanks for sharing this gentlemen.
Oh wow! That was an amazing performance! You play with such feeling, and to still be able to play like this at 94 is truly inspirational. I am a pianist and composer myself and I was deeply moved by this rendition of the Moonlight Sonata. I was moved to tears. Bravo Maestro ❤👏
This rendition is like a prayer. Thank you mister Philip Springer. And your daughter for sharing this with the world
What a beautiful gift to his daughter! This piece has always been a favorite of mine; a bit melancholy but fabulously written.
You can probably learn to play this in a week or two but to play it like him takes decades. You can hear the character in it. Better than most professional recordings I've heard.
This man should live forever
He will live forever.
He will. He will.
He will live forever, where is up to him.
Nobody deserves the pain of living forever. A decently long life yes but living forever is a curse. You continue to exist while everyone around you dies and you see the world change for the worse even if somethings get better. On top of that you also deal with medical conditions. I agree tho, this man deserves to live forever in the memories of those who view this amazing masterpiece. 👏
He will live forever in the hearts of those who heard him.
God Bless him and thanks for sharing this beauty