Großartig! Bravissimo! Perfektes, mitreißendes Spiel und passende Choreografie! So macht und vermittelt das Stück Spaß und Lebensfreude! Der zweite Satz transportiert sehr intime Nachdenklichkeit! Danke an beide Interpreten für diese phantastische Aufführung!
I can play it well but like… I have to take 5 minute breaks in between each time you play the whole movement cus like… it’s intense… and the sweat is reeallll
There will be more to come! There were two encore pieces in Taipei, one was Mendelssohn's Concert Piece op.113, 3rd movement, the other was Servus from Vienna.
I studied the piece with Mr. Horovitz (who sadly passed away yesterday.). He changed his tempo markings from the original edition and actually preferred a slightly slower tempo for the third movement- and a slightly faster tempo for the second.
You could try the 'original' recording with Gervais de Peyer. I think this piece needs a bit of vibrato in the slow movement, more than it does the glisses Daniel inserts.
The tempo is fine, if not a bit fast. Broadly, tempo , realtive to other performers', only matters in the context of whether the player makes sense of the piece at their tempo. Daniel does. A nice performance all round.
Mr. Ottensamer apparently thinks that any hint of jazz influence within a classical composition gives him license to make a mockery of the printed score. That 3rd movement is just a mess. What a shame.
Agreed. I went to the 1st performance and studied with both Horowitz and the dedicatee, Gervase de Peyer. Neither would agree with the swing style adopted in the last movement. Horowitz is very precise in all his markings throughout. If he had wanted to have it in swing style he would have said so. Very disappointing that a player of Ottensamer's calibre would cheapen things in this way.
Daniel's father (Ernst) is smiling up in heaven!
Amazing musicians, there is a lot of wisdom in that stage...
Großartig! Bravissimo! Perfektes, mitreißendes Spiel und passende Choreografie! So macht und vermittelt das Stück Spaß und Lebensfreude! Der zweite Satz transportiert sehr intime Nachdenklichkeit! Danke an beide Interpreten für diese phantastische Aufführung!
Outstanding performance !
so lovely 2 movement.
Très belle Sonate magnifiquement interprété.
INCREDIBLE!!!
Great rendition!
Awesome!!
3rd movement: 10:14
1. Allegro calmato
2. Lento, quasi andante
3. Con brio
Bravo!!
3rd movement is so good
It is so good because of the calmness, the peace and the mood brought by the previous ones.
I can play it well but like… I have to take 5 minute breaks in between each time you play the whole movement cus like… it’s intense… and the sweat is reeallll
SO Good!
Right??
This has so much the list is too long to write. But first of all I very much enjoyed that colorful performance.
2악장 5:44
3악장 10:15
2nd mov. 5:44
3rd mov. 10:14
Bravo
БРАВИССИМО
A personal version...
Schitterend gespeeld! Maar... kan allemaal een stuk subtieler, er wordt nogal een loopje genomen met de tempo-aanduidingen en wisselingen...
🖤🖤🖤
Will you upload more videos of the performance that night in Taipei? What was the encore piece, please?
There will be more to come! There were two encore pieces in Taipei, one was Mendelssohn's Concert Piece op.113, 3rd movement, the other was Servus from Vienna.
Thank you very much! I look forward to watching them. Is "Servus from Vienna" a newly written or arranged piece? I wonder who wrote or arranged it.
10:14 10:59 11:51 13:13
😍😭👍🏻x1000000000.....
Swingしてるぅー！！
0:28 10:16
I am so convinced by their tempo flexibility.... too much push and pull
RAF AF
3rd movement feels rather slow, compared to others I've heard. Can anyone recommend other versions?
are you having an actual joke its rapid - faster than most ive heard
I studied the piece with Mr. Horovitz (who sadly passed away yesterday.). He changed his tempo markings from the original edition and actually preferred a slightly slower tempo for the third movement- and a slightly faster tempo for the second.
You could try the 'original' recording with Gervais de Peyer. I think this piece needs a bit of vibrato in the slow movement, more than it does the glisses Daniel inserts.
The tempo is fine, if not a bit fast. Broadly, tempo , realtive to other performers', only matters in the context of whether the player makes sense of the piece at their tempo. Daniel does. A nice performance all round.
Crack!!
It is a great performance, not doubt, but music is not a race to the end...
Mr. Ottensamer apparently thinks that any hint of jazz influence within a classical composition gives him license to make a mockery of the printed score. That 3rd movement is just a mess. What a shame.
Agreed. I went to the 1st performance and studied with both Horowitz and the dedicatee, Gervase de Peyer. Neither would agree with the swing style adopted in the last movement. Horowitz is very precise in all his markings throughout. If he had wanted to have it in swing style he would have said so. Very disappointing that a player of Ottensamer's calibre would cheapen things in this way.
@@classicaloracle Yes, it does cheapen it. That's exactly what bugs me. The lack of respect for the composer's intentions.