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BARENBOIM ON BEETHOVEN - Masterclass on the Sonatas
Renowned pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim's masterclasses on Beethoven's piano sonatas were recorded at Symphony Hall, Chicago. January 2005
The featured works are: the Appassionata Sonata, Op. 57; the first movement of Sonata Op. 31 No. 1 and the third movement of Sonata Op. 109.
Barenboim takes each player through their chosen sonata movement, illustrating the importance of structure and the relationships between tempo, harmony and dynamics.
Pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim gives a masterclass on the Beethoven piano sonatas, coaching some of the world's rising piano stars who already have international careers (like Lang Lang, here at his best, David Kadouch and Jonathan Biss).
Daniel Barenboim in his double role of director and pianist have achieved a very significant place in the most different musical stages. His talent is like a big watershed of ideas and original proposals about the importance of the sound, modulation, phrasing, fingering and articulation about some fundamental passages of the most distinguished Beethoven's Piano Sonatas.
There are notable, wisdom and substantial observations in this sense through a very warm exchange of points of view with these young pianists, as well with the present audience.
An invaluable document that must be seen not only by the newcomers musicians, but for all those who love the music. - เพลง
"Você não manipula é manipulado pela música". Não se pode imaginar o que passava na cabeça de um Beethoven ao compor essas obras maravilhosas ou se essas obras maravilhosas, afinal, compuseram Beethoven. É impossível conscientemente compreender a inspiração. Nela, elementos diversos se contrapõem, divergem, convergem. Organizam-se num esquema único. A composição alcança o ápice, mas não termina. A música é uma totalidade interminável. A simbologia da beleza. A inspiração humana traduzida pela arte é a comunhão de ambas com o divino, a sua execução é um privilégio.
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45:25 Barenboim is so musical even his stool plays in key.
Made me laugh
Lolol.
Haha, I suddenly laughed out after I watched it twice :D I even didn't notice the key of that sound, so I suppose I'm not musical at all.....
+fdsfsfsfdfsfsdfsdfa the key was G, so spot on
hahahahahahha
18:49 Lang Lang strikes me as humble and he genuinely seems to want to learn as much as he can from Maestro Barenboim. I mean, Lang Lang is a master musician in his own right but it's refreshing to know that he's not afraid to ask Barenboim how to read music, as seen at 29:57.
Having Barenboim turn the page of the score for you... My goodness.
It's wonderful to see him push genius students from 99.5% perfection to 99.7%
I don't know how else to put it. Incredible.
Not one person in the audience is on their phone, all of them 100% attentive to Barenboim's masterclass... what a beautiful time it was 2005.
All of them are aspiring musicians, very serious about their development. I'd be laser focused as well.
Lang Lang took criticism well. Absorbed what was said and immediately corrected it. No wonder he got that good
It was very gracious of Lang Lang to agree to be the target of Barenboim's discourse on the wonders of the Appassionata. The two had recently recorded Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto and I'm sure Barenboim was sufficiently impressed with LL's musical gifts to invite him to participate in his master's class. No doubt LL himself was giving master's classes as a teacher at the same time he was relegating himself to student here. Class acts, both of them.
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Lang Lang was 'teachable'. I agree with you. Those who are not 'teachable' are also unemployable. Hence Lang Langs great success.
2:54 - So who is your page turner?
- Daniel Barenboim
I love how Mr Barenboim, after answering the question about seeing images in music, turns to the boy who asked the question and asked HIM if he sees images. Such respect! Still being curious about music, expression, and other people's experience, is what makes him great. The music is bigger than his ego, which is beautiful to see.
One of the most inspiring videos I´ve ever seen. I feel a little ashamed that I can see it for free, cause this are probably the most expensive piano lessons in the world!
thats why its important that its free!
It is not free. We pay by seeing ads
Totally true, Franz.
I do it all the time. YT is great👍
The brilliant Franz Liszt gave free piano lesoins in Weimar.
Lang Lang already played very good. Barenboim‘s comments on his playing are actually very detailed things. Lang Lang corrected those spots very quickly and that is real talent.
Right. He improves, as do most of the others.
Omg Lang takes his advice and changes his playing on a dime!!! How adaptive!!! Wow! Hats off, Lang! AND humility!! ❤️❤️❤️
Bareonboim’s control of tone is magnificent
I can't even imagine sitting in a room with Barenboim - and breathing. much less playing. What a remarkable human being.
A funny anecdote told by a friend of mine:
On the day of recording, Barenboim had a little drink prior to shooting. During the masterclass with Lang Lang, Lang Lang while playing the piece, sensed a long period of silence from the maestro, only to have found out that the latter fell asleep to him playing😉
I absolutely treasure these masterclasses by maestro Barenboim. In these, he talks about music with such a profound vivid poetry..and thorugh it I learn about not just what to me is probably the best body of piano works ever written, but life.
If you watch the individual masterclasses of this series, you'd see an Easter egg of Barenboim and the students in a restaurant. I always wonder what joke was told that got all of them laughing at the end..
adoring Barenboim's generous giving and the way he gradually peels away Lang Lang from the movement and steers him towards Beethoven...
I'm not a pianist, this music is a life for me.
43:13 Barenboim seems to know how to deliver a criticism in the nicest way possible. Give a compliment for the performer's strength first and then state a concern for a potential pitfall associated with said strength.
check out lang lang's masterclass in France. I was very surprised to see how he was teaching the girl the same thing. He definitely grew so much since this, and became a master
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Argentine-Israeli Conductor and Pianist.
One of the Best Pianists in the world!
One of the Best Composers in the world!
Phenomenal Memory!
GENIUS!
Composer?
@@roberacevedo8232 I think he ment conducter
@@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743 most likely
@@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743 He meant Beethoven.
I just love watching master classes. The student gives a fine performance, the the master says"...just one little thing..." and the performance is transformed. And Op. 109 is one of my favourites.
“The piano is a very primitive, neutral instrument (…) and it is precisely this neutrality which gives it the posibility of so much expression, because you can put on the neutral wall any colours you want. You cannot put any colours you want on a wall that already has a colour: blue, red, whatever it is. And the neutrality of the piano is what gives it the possibility to be so expressive, but in order to do that, you have to accept the fact that in itself, left to its own devices it is a very neutral, inexpressive instrument, but that it is open to twenty million different ways of seduction of each finger”. I loved Barenboim as much as I loved the face of the man who made the question this excerpt was answering to.
I love this quote, he is 100% right. The piano is completely hamstrung in terms of timbre and can never have any single note swell or die in the way a wind instrument can. It can't create harsh and smooth tones like a saxophone or the percussive sounds of a guitar. It's just hammers on strings. But it's the simplicity which demands so much virtuosity on the part of players.
I love how much fun Lang Lang is having in this. I could have watched them work together for hours.
I'm not a Lang Lang fan but to the people criticizing Lang Lang, you gotta remember this was shot back in 2005. Lang Lang was only 23 years old at the time of this class. In my opinion most 23 year olds are not old enough to perform Beethoven at this level. They haven't gone through enough life to be able to understand the emotional content of Beethoven's great sonatas. I believe even Barenboim was criticized with the same criticism when he was Lang Lang's age. Barenboim also has the advantage of recording the sonata cylces at least 2 times (that I know of ) in his lifetime, not to mention the countless recitals he has done as well so he has studied the music much more than Lang Lang. The fact that Lang Lang was so quickly able to adjust shows me that he isn't some dense pianist like people are making him out to be.
Thank you.
Trifonov is 23 and he at least has an idea of what Beethoven is supposed to sound like!
Just listened to him give the op. 111 a go. Not exactly Richard Goode is he? Not much -- if any-- better than Lang Lang. I stand by what I said.
Michael Huang ok, but I personally love his playing
Michael Huang The people making the negative comments regarding Lang Lang are the same ones who, in all probability, incapable of being able to exhibit the "proper" form themselves and are aware of it, thus they spew on the performance of others to make themselves feel better! Lang Lang has an illustrious career, they do not!!!
Barenboim in a very articulated way (with his own brilliant demonstrations on the instrument) taches us all the depths of instrumental mastery of Sonata form, Beethoven's stylistic language, but moreover- the intricacies of the instrument, the magic of both-the sound production as well as its perception. The formal analyses are invaluable with his attentiontodetailandat at the same time- keeping a wholistic picture of what can be achieved with musicalintelligenceand brilliance of playing techniques. It's a master-class on the "Temple of Music", the profound form of human expression through the sounds; on piano sonority and available to the performers' ways of awakening that beast that piano can be. Brilliant!
You guys have no idea how helpful watching this video is for pianists like myself, and others
This is a language of music that is way above my head but I STILL enjoy seeing these masters at work and it serves to increase tenfold, my respect for high-end professional musicians. Maestro Barenboim's understanding of Beethoven as well as his piano playing is so very deep. These are true gifts to us all. Bravo!
(On the next episode of "Barenboim on Bethoveen - Masterclass on the Sonatas")
Barenboim: "Your transitions are amazing, but make sure you don't loose the conflicting energy between the melodic tension and it's release at this part. Here, fortissimo is essential!"
Bethoveen: "Bah! I wrote this, you know? But, yes...you're...you're right. Thank you."
In most masterclasses I've seen the student acted like his teacher was critisizing their way of playing, so the teacher ended up kind of "making fun of him". However Lang Lang really shows he wants to learn and is really interested in what Barenboim is saying, so that makes him be respectful towards the student.
I just though that was really interesting.
i agree!
I think it's weird that this is uncommon tbh..
Lang Lang was Barenboim's favorite student. Lang Lang spent more than 8 years studying directly under Barenboim. Barenboim once said that if he had a daughter he would want her to merry Lang Lang, so that Lang Lang would be his son.
LL is a good listener, confident engaging student!
Dirk Strickland is there a source for that? Just asking so I can quote it when talking to others about it :)
Some of the comments are are puerile. This is a master class. The idea is to explore the music and no matter how good you are, a different perspective from a maestro is always interesting, not only for the excipients but for all of us who are interested in music.
Posts that comment negatively miss the point.
I love Daniel Barenboim
Thanks for posting. Love Daniel Barenboim´s quote from Hans Guido Freiherr von Bülow: "Bach is the Old Testament and Beethoven the New Testament of music".
Although the picture quality only max at 240p, but the content of this masterclass was at "8K level."
It's amazing how we can get and learn so much just from some ideas and words of the Maestro Barenboim.
Wishing him a good health for now.
I am not a pro, but a rank amateur who plays reasonably well. I have found master classes to be very special and powerful. Taking a lesson in front of an audience has a way of really focusing the attention. I take master classes in front of a live audience of 20+ pianists as well as an internet audience. I highly recommend them. Barenboim is brilliant, attentive, kind and incredibly insightful. He wouldn't bother with a pianist at my level probably, but I'd love to have a class with him.
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What a teacher - what an artist! Thank you.
Thank God for the gift of Beethoven
+ENiGMA You mean, thanks Beethoven for the gift of Beethoven right?
+Ross Sheridan No I'm pretty sure ENiGMA had it right.
Because god put him through all the life experiences and lose and heartache which inspired this piece? Music is godless. Even for the internet that was a dumb comment to make.
I meant what I said, and what I said has meaning.
Thank Satan for the gift of ENiGMA.
I mean what I say, and what I say has meaning.
I search youtube masterclass without Langlang in it. And yet I still find Lang lang. But this time as a student! Surprisingly nice...^_^
Jonathan Biss
Daniel barenboim is not only a good musician and philosopher but also a great lecturer!
All three can play the notes. Barenboim is teaching music. I feel that Biss was the most prepared and the subtleties of Barenboim instructions was the most effective. Beautifully done Mr. Biss.
As former GM of The Club at Symphony Center I had the pleasure of listening to The Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
conducted by Maestro Barenboim, every night and matinees during his tenure.
I am sorry. This is such high level music making that 99% of the people on Youtub have no concept of what is going on. Barenboim likes Lang a lot. He praises him most of the time. These details of music are too advanced for most people. But go ahead and make comments about faces and moving around, I am sure your teacher told you to be absolutely still when you play. Barenboim really knows every note and mark of these sonatas, so amazing. His comments are really on such a high level that only a few of us understand. The effort it takes to control the sound of course you make faces. Lang is far superior of the three
Moving around and making faces means you are busy with that, and not with your interpreting someone else's great work. Being relaxed and still is not the same as being stiff, Mr. Trevor Evans-Young Jr.
Leon, you can definitely make the argument that the body motions are distracting from the interpretation, but that fact of the matter is that both langs and biss's interpretations are some of the most precise accurate of the modern day. Almost every articulation, every dynamic, empty spaces is perfect. Barenboim is just so ridiculous that he catches the few tiny errors that the two make.
thank you for that!!!
I completely ignore sophomoric remarks. This is a media is not immune to the entire population.These remarks are like a buzzing in my headphones when listening to something important...no more than mere distraction. The remarks you refer to I have not seen on this page , but I have seen others like them.
Yeah - Lang Lang is a bit goofy but his playing is amazing.
Barenboim even more so!
Imagine being a great trained by a legend!
what talent - sitting together. This is how the integrity of music is passed through generations. Liszt began the idea of the Master Class - what a great idea.
If you think Lang Lang is goofy, watch the SECOND guy!
Liszt’s house in Budapest (which later became the first Liszt Academy) has a beautiful parlour which is perfect for concerts. I went to a few (the students at the Academy still use it for recitals). It’s a five minute walk from there to the current Liszt Academy.
The idea of a Masterclass ( with Liszt) is only relatively new in the West....in the Oral / Aural traditions of the world it is how the music has been passed on for a somewhat longer time. Peace,Love and Music
This made me appreciate the Op.109 a whole lot more
i have to admit baronboim is good at beethoven. i've seen all his 32 sonatas and they are really a class above most. his control over the entire pieces are complete and the difference between his play and lang lang here is lang lang doesn thav ethe full control over the sound and progression of the song he had
An excellent teacher and a genius student!
He’s not even looking at the keyboard while he’s taking to Lang!! I bet if you woke Daniel Barenboim up in the middle of the night and made him play a Beethoven sonata blindfolded, it’d be a piece of cake for him!!😂❤️❤️❤️
ARI AGA he only played the easy part without looking at the keyboard, so calm down. Lang Lang has a way better technique than Barenboim, he could do it with the entire piece
Angelbaby Haselden sure man. U no english speaking? I likes peoples that cans speak english propally.
PaulPvP SG-Clips shut the hell up I have a masters degree in piano performance and composition! Are you a know it all teenager coz that’s what you sound like! Ignorant and young!
PaulPvP SG-Clips Lang Lang should lick Barenboim’s boots! Barenboim and his late cellist wife were making waves, tsunamis around the world before Lang Lang was born! You best calm down your ignorance and stop making comments about shit you have no clue about! Plus Barenboim cares about the music not his own ego! Gtfo!
Angelbaby Haselden he’s just a dumb ass Xenophobe and ignorant to boot
The masterclass is really meaningful thing. Lang Lang learned from masterclass and now he also gave masterclass to the young generation.
I know this sounds so cliche, but Barenboim is just one of the most inspirational people I know. Watching this just makes me want to go sit at a piano and play Beethoven, right now.
Hope you played it well
Barenboim is at it again, being excellent et fantastique !
He even became page turner. Truly Legend and Great Teacher.
Not overly keen on Lang Lang but what a difference mentoring from Barenboim makes to his playing! Quite inspiring to watch.
I am studying this sonata since 2 years .. and every day I learn something
This is really useful, even for those of us who will never play at that level. But it is useful, for people like us, to better understand what to listen for when those guys play.
Jonathan Biss is exceptionally good. He knew how to handle every aspect of that piece. Even Barenboim was mesmerized and taken into another world by his playing.
+Frank Robinson I agree, Frank. I was very touched by Jonathan's playing in what is, in my opinion) the most difficult piece on show here. He plays beautifully and, as you say, mesmerically.
true
I recently watched a Rubinstein masterclass when he was already in his 90s..where he really showed great enthusiasm for the pupils, and yet it was a bit sad as he could not see or readily get his ideas on piano.I just love to watch all to do with great pianist and the genre
What a rarefied world in which these two enormously talented performers exist. What a privilege to be present to their interaction. This shows the profound depth of classical music.
Absolutely love both of them! You can definitely tell how much Daniel loves Lang Lang in the way he looks at him; and you can also absolutely tell how much Lang Lang loves him back the way he looks at him with admiration. Also it is interesting to see how lost the majority of the audience were...This masterclass is absolutely the top level anyone could imagine. The magic world of “witchcraft and wizardry” is not something the Muggles could comprehend. “You must have the will”. It is the will to be a great artist that has pushed Lang Lang to where he is today.
You can't determine another's internal state like that. I'm dismayed by the elitism inherent in your statement.
Without the score or a recent play-through of these pieces, nobody in the muggle gallery will look as engaged as the pupil or the watcher at home.
Wow! I didn’t know he is such a good teacher as well. So patient, insightful and competently sculpts and polishes each young pianist with great encouragement and respect.
I know this is an old video but I come back to it when I start to fall out of love with music sometimes-- it helps me listen on a deeper level. The transformation in Lang Lang's playing by the end of this class blew me away. Barenboim was an incredible teacher throughout, and Lang Lang an incredible student. I loved how excited Lang Lang was to hug Barenboim at the end. Excellent
I'm a huge Lang Lang supporter, but this video truly shows the brilliance of Barenboim and the room for improvement that Lang Lang has. Thanks for posting!
Nice saying!
An hour spent with Barenboim and Lang Lang's Appasionata went from a confused, unfocused technique showcase to something structured and dramatic. Just imagine if he spent a month under the master!
Barenboim might struggle with the English a bit, but his depth of musical insight is so great that it transcends such difficulties. What a musician!
ohmandamp People know Barenboim speaks six languages? Amazing man all around.
"confused, unfocused technique showcase". I understand what you want to say but the choice of Words is not the best. Lang Lang is a World class pianist and knows what he is doing. Barenboim just has a taste in Beethoven you like more.
agreed... and I'm not even sure he struggles with English. Sounds like our friend here struggles with accents. :)
@@simonk6177 And it sounds like you are somehow saying that the two are equal and just different interpretations, and that all interpretations are equally valid. It is fairly clear that Berenboim puts a lot of thought into every nuance of a performance. Futhermore, Lang Lang is here, at a master class, so he obviously respects Berenboim's input. He obviously thinks he has something to offer. I too thought that his points about dynamics, as well as about tempo coming into a rest, were very good.
The truth is somewhere in the middle. Lang Lang is a great pianist, but everyone has some room to learn. It is clear that his initial performance of the piece was not as focused as it could have been. Doesn't mean it wasn't great. But also, look at the age difference.
So much thoughts when Barenboim does it. :) Often times we just play the notes as it is and we're done... we never thought of how each note plays a role in keeping the music, thanks for sharing this masterclass is really insightful
Thank you so much for posting this! It's perfect preparation for my audition next week with the Appassionata! so inspiring
Good Luck with your Appassionata audition! ;)
How did it go? 9 years later lol!
I graduated as a jazz pianist some years ago and I feel like such a novice watching this. So invigorating
Yes,we can absorb this and the
What a teacher! If only we could all have teachers like that, in our respective fields. But I think one already has to be quite advanced before such a fine teacher can even come into play. A very inspiring illustration of the teacher-student relationship.
You know what's kind of scary Barenboim knows when's it's crescendo, piano, and forte without looking at the notes.
David Vorobeichik I think he could play all of the Beethoven Sonatas by the time he was 17 yrs old. Not long ago he performed all 32 in a 8 day cycle. So, he knows the sonatas inside -out.
if you played classical music basically all your life and nothing else, ofcourse you can dream of it.
@@BingDwenDwen No, David Vorobeichik is talking about something much finer than just dreaming of classical music.
@@stepaushi
absolutely
The great Barenboim just turned 80!
I happened upon this master class video. He is just wonderful with these three younger very fine pianists. He's very concerned with the structure of these Beethoven sonatas, isn't he? So interesting to see how he reacts to them, each with their own special talents and inclinations, and not wanting to discourage them, but help them, through his special insight into performing this music.
holy shit he performed and memorized them all when he was SEVENTEEN
Barenboim? Probably both of them I fell in love w/ Daniel playing this, Appasionada, alone in a lavish room (no printed score) and very young! To me he is THE Beethoven expert.
I think the four of them are wonderful.. "A love in"!!. It would be Great to see Daniel Barenboim give a master class on the "Hammerclavier" op 106.. With all three pianists. One after the other over 3 days... a few hours or so would do...Each. I for one, would be glued to each performance, and learn so much about this wonderful sonata. Love this music!!. Regards Brian.
"you must have WILL" ... ! i love that.
I remember when I practised martial arts, and one of the highest graded teachers found himself in the hands of an even more talented teacher, and everything, the structure, balance was taken apart and reconstructed to even greater perfection. Impressive albeit not the same, but true skills are always pleasure to observe. Wonderful clip
Lang Lang and Barenboim's conversation at the end were illuminating. Artists are the gate-keepers of truth. They are civilization's radical voice. Thank you for posting this wonderful video in its entirety.
This for All player in the World.. Listen... LISTEN!!!
to the Great Barenboim.
Thank You Maestro!!
Brynjar Hoff
Barenboïm : as a fantastic pedagogue as a great musician!
Barenboim is truly a Grand Master!
You practice, you practice and practice... As a musician, I always felt like words were extra to describe what you feel when you play an instrument. I also felt that each time I say something, something dissipates. Like an alcohol, if you keep the bottle open, it dissipates...
Try to learn something guys you watching the best of the best here. Thank you for sharing.
Avec tout ton génie tu es resté humble face à Borenboin Tu es toujours à l'écoute dans la bonne humeur 😊❤❤❤
Thank you for posting.
Thank you for posting this.
Holy... His the master of master Lang Lang.
Just stupendous. What a privilege.
I always thought the change in moods = someone trying to be calm and keeps freaking out. love it!
This is really fun to watch after you've watched the young Barenboim play this a few hundred times, probably before Lang Lang was born. Thanks.
Баренбойм просто невероятный!!!! Огромной культуры и величайшего интеллекта Музыкант! Впервые слышу его мастер класс. Это очень ценное видео. Спасибо вам большое!!!
Thank you, both, for highlighting the complex strength of simplicity.
There is so much in Beethoven's music no one comes close to getting it all so there is plenty of room for different ways of playing it, bringing out different things.
Lang Lang is the first student I hear speaking in a masterclass 😂
I'm surprised others do not. Speaking is no sign of disrespect; it is rather a signal of understanding. It definitely is intimidating to speak with such a highly respected professional, though. He gathered enough courage😅😂
Amazing. Thank you for sharing.
These people are like a different species. Incredible.
Dois grandes artistas! Bravo Barenboim! Bravo Lang Lang. I adore Lang Lang! Great pianist.
I get that thing about the pulse in Appassionata. My piano teacher, who had also performed it drilled the pulse into my head many times, and it is very, very difficult to keep in such difficult passages of music.
Wasn't this recorded when Lang Lang was already a popular performer? This was a masterclass with many students, and suddenly here comes an already somewhat accomplished performer. It showed great humility, if you ask me.
Last dude had me tearing up what a piece !!
Fantastic exposition. Having had time, place and instruments to record in my memory the Appassionata, this class makes me want to redouble my efforts to master it. The other sonatas maybe I can manage in another lifetime.
Hmm! So much insight from Barenboim into the music and the playing. Truly fascinating and enlightening. Thank you for uploading!
52:03 Is probably the classiest "NOT MY FUCKING TEMPO" you'll ever see
Not just that - he’s not even keeping a steady tempo.
Excellent Lang Lang