I am a student who is applying to conservatories in US this year. I was working on my application materials and writing and answering emails to the schools this night, pretty stressed out. But this music is a relief. There's agony, longing, ecstasy, persistence, love, hope in the notes, and the faith for me to strive for my future. Love this world. Thank you, Beethoven.
Not sure why, but my hands down favorite version of Pathetique. Moves me the most, gets me hooked the most. Excites me and calms me like nothing else in the world
고등학생 때 베토벤의 소나타로 A.Brendel 을 만나고, 어른이 된 지금까지 많은 시간동안 세계의 유명 피아니스트들이 연주한 베토벤의 비창 소나타를 수없이 들었지만 역시 A.Bendel의 비창이 최고입니다!!👍❤ 그는 이 곡을 어떻게 이렇게 해석하고 연주할 수 있는걸까요.. 그의 연주를 통해 베토벤의 비창을 들을 수 있어서 행복합니다.
I love his performance, but unfortunatelly, it was extremelly bad recorded. It has a lot of cliping on the sound. The engineers and technicians did a real shit work.
I love his performance, but unfortunatelly, it was extremelly bad recorded. It has a lot of cliping on the sound. The engineers and technicians did a real shit work.
There are four questions of value in life, Don Octavio. What is sacred? Of what is the spirit made? What is worth living for and what is worth dying for? The answer to each is the same. Only love. Lord Byron
Olyan jó értelmezés! Beethoven valószínűleg duzzogna, de mégis értékelni fogja :-) Alfred Brendelt hallgattam néhányszor élőben, és nagyon nyugodt, nyugodt, békés lélek. Nagyon szerény. Beethoven nem erre törekszik. Ahhoz, hogy valóban játszhassam Beethovent "ahogy a könyvben meg kell tenni", egy lélek kell egy kis szenvedésben és gyötrelemben. Talán mint Richter? vagy Gilels? Nem tudom. De technikailag Brendel csodálatos munkát végez! ..
+LeVolVik Barenboim's performance on youtube is nothing to brag about. I just finished listening to it because I had read your comment earlier and wanted to compare it with Brendel's. There is no comparison. The older, self-taught Austrian beats the younger, Argentine, Israeli, Palestinian hands down. Brendel devotes himself exclusively to the piano. He doesn't pretend to know anything other than how to play the piano. I read in Wikipedia that Brendel almost exclusively performs the German repertoire.
+Pumme Luff I like this interpretation. It is somewhat dynamically subdued, probably a trait of the recording as much as the performance. However, it is also a sensitive performance, which I prefer to the harsh smashing of the keyboard found in some interpretations.
Mary Wilbur I don't really understand what "I read in Wikipedia that Brendel almost exclusively performs the German repertoire." has to do with "He doesn't pretend to know anything other than how to play the piano". is barenboim as a pianist not as good as brendel because he pretends to "know" german pieces he actually doesn't know?
Он отворяет окно в мир музыки и ты, улетаешь за музыкой - на крыльях, как Булгаковская Маргарита(у меня сестра Маргарита, пианист, преподаватель Киевской Академии искусств). 🌷 🕊️ ⛅ 😍 🙏 😇 ❤️
initially exaggerated tempi in either direction tend to undermine impetus, connectedness, cadence, rise and fall of melody, a natural flow of play- though the further he goes the better he gets because the music takes control of him rather than the other way around, and then he's Brendel
+Ralph Berney unexpected tempi, but the piano is singing, its not even exaggerated within the context of the sustain.. Admittedly ,first listen, wow what pause, second time seemed half as short bec you could still hear this wicked piano/ Favorite version so far, Brendel is reliable awesome source.
No me gusta esta interpretación. Muy lenta la introducción, y muy poco intensa. Todo lo demás, muy suave, le falta la FUERZA expresiva de Beethoven. Y de "patética"... esta versión nada tiene. Este pianista podría dedicarse a Mozart, pero jamás a BEETHOVEN.
Have you ever read the score? On the Allegro di Molto section it's marked piano most of the time. It's not meant to be played "con forza", as most people play it, but soft. Beethoven new what he was doing: if you play everything forte, how will you create an effect of a wave? You just need to follow his indications on the score, he was always right...
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I am a student who is applying to conservatories in US this year. I was working on my application materials and writing and answering emails to the schools this night, pretty stressed out. But this music is a relief. There's agony, longing, ecstasy, persistence, love, hope in the notes, and the faith for me to strive for my future. Love this world. Thank you, Beethoven.
Wish you the best. Keep goin' on!
There is no one but no one who can inspire as does Alfred Brendel.
Not sure why, but my hands down favorite version of Pathetique. Moves me the most, gets me hooked the most. Excites me and calms me like nothing else in the world
この人すごい！！名立たるピアニストの演奏を聴いていたが、こんな素晴らしい演奏は、今迄知らなかった。作曲者の心と演奏するための心、強弱・間合い・経験に伴う１音の音感覚・流れ・思い、ベートーヴェンも喜んでいるに違いない。
I couldn't agree more
고등학생 때 베토벤의 소나타로 A.Brendel 을 만나고,
어른이 된 지금까지 많은 시간동안 세계의 유명 피아니스트들이 연주한
베토벤의 비창 소나타를 수없이 들었지만 역시 A.Bendel의 비창이 최고입니다!!👍❤
그는 이 곡을 어떻게 이렇게 해석하고 연주할 수 있는걸까요.. 그의 연주를 통해 베토벤의 비창을 들을 수 있어서 행복합니다.
Avec la retenue et l’émotion qui conviennent, le jeu subtil d’Alfred Brendel exprime avec une rare émotion le douloureux chant de cette sonate.
Vraiment.
So good! Those slow, painful beginning with such soft, mournful phrase-endings... A really personal interpretation!
I love his performance, but unfortunatelly, it was extremelly bad recorded. It has a lot of cliping on the sound. The engineers and technicians did a real shit work.
@@philosophiaentis5612 I do agree. If you’re going to record a legend, record properly
I love this. I keep playing it over and over again.
It's so beautiful. And powerful.
Many pianists can play the music. Many pianists cannot play the music with nice interpretation.
This is truly romantic - the style is bold and surpasses all his early works.
my favorite version of Pathetique...thanks!
I love his performance, but unfortunatelly, it was extremelly bad recorded. It has a lot of cliping on the sound. The engineers and technicians did a real shit work.
Brendel rules.
Brendel puts you inside every moment of this beautiful piece. For me, I doubt it will be surpassed.
play on Alfred.........................brilliant !! his timing, cut and held notes, unbelievable. Rock on
Alfred Brendel, piano May 1975
1.Grave - Allegro di molto e con brio 00:00
2.Adagio cantabile 09:40
3.Rondo(Allegro) 15:03
QBs. Get Rhapsody in Concert
This recording made me first know Beethoven
Merci / Thank you / Danke schön / Gracias Beethoven & Brendel
Bravo!! Absolutely Amazing!!!
It's the first and best version for me.
Con un corte eterno, magnificado por BRENDEL
thankyou master thank you
Happy Birthday!
very beautiful playing
So beautiful..
the screenshot is like "are You talkin ta ME???? LOL"
Pathetique, Appassonata, Waldstein, Tempest - do you have any question here what music is and what music means?
There are four questions of value in life, Don Octavio. What is sacred? Of what is the spirit made? What is worth living for and what is worth dying for? The answer to each is the same. Only love.
Lord Byron
@@catalinioanstanciu8732 I appreciate your answer. excellent pickup words.thank you.
My brother knows by heart. Qb.
Olyan jó értelmezés! Beethoven valószínűleg duzzogna, de mégis értékelni fogja :-) Alfred Brendelt hallgattam néhányszor élőben, és nagyon nyugodt, nyugodt, békés lélek. Nagyon szerény. Beethoven nem erre törekszik. Ahhoz, hogy valóban játszhassam Beethovent "ahogy a könyvben meg kell tenni", egy lélek kell egy kis szenvedésben és gyötrelemben. Talán mint Richter? vagy Gilels? Nem tudom. De technikailag Brendel csodálatos munkát végez! ..
my love version~!!!
베토벤 비창은 이렇게 연주해야 하는 겁니다. 알프레드.브렌델 최고
I even can't play the wrong notes that fast....
15:04
The beginning is painfully draggy, but the technique and expressiveness after that, wow. Brendel gonna Brendel, as the kids these days say.
Moira Russell it’s genuinely an easy piece to play for a professional pianist.
Draggy!? It’s not a radio song it’s a pained reminisce
Pretty spectacular! I might like Walter Klien's performance better, but only because I'm familiar with it more.
Called imprinting.
magnificent - Brendel has his critics, but....
But....??
Brendel - The way it's meant to be played.
+Pumme Luff
Barenboim - The way it's meant to be played.
+LeVolVik Barenboim's performance on youtube is nothing to brag about. I just finished listening to it because I had read your comment earlier and wanted to compare it with Brendel's. There is no comparison. The older, self-taught Austrian beats the younger, Argentine, Israeli, Palestinian hands down. Brendel devotes himself exclusively to the piano. He doesn't pretend to know anything other than how to play the piano. I read in Wikipedia that Brendel almost exclusively performs the German repertoire.
+Pumme Luff I like this interpretation. It is somewhat dynamically subdued, probably a trait of the recording as much as the performance. However, it is also a sensitive performance, which I prefer to the harsh smashing of the keyboard found in some interpretations.
Mary Wilbur
I don't really understand what "I read in Wikipedia that Brendel almost exclusively performs the German repertoire." has to do with "He doesn't pretend to know anything other than how to play the piano".
is barenboim as a pianist not as good as brendel because he pretends to "know" german pieces he actually doesn't know?
+levolvik piss off then
The movement bookmarks are not correct..would be good to fix!
What a beautifull version.... Any idea how many BPM?
near of 153 bpm at "Allegro di molto e con brio"
Он отворяет окно в мир музыки и ты, улетаешь за музыкой - на крыльях, как Булгаковская Маргарита(у меня сестра Маргарита, пианист, преподаватель Киевской Академии искусств). 🌷 🕊️ ⛅ 😍 🙏 😇 ❤️
may be considered overplayed but never underappreciated
best version without doubt
initially exaggerated tempi in either direction tend to undermine impetus, connectedness, cadence, rise and fall of melody, a natural flow of play- though the further he goes the better he gets because the music takes control of him rather than the other way around, and then he's Brendel
+Ralph Berney unexpected tempi, but the piano is singing, its not even exaggerated within the context of the sustain.. Admittedly ,first listen, wow what pause, second time seemed half as short bec you could still hear this wicked piano/ Favorite version so far, Brendel is reliable awesome source.
Well-said!
No me gusta esta interpretación. Muy lenta la introducción, y muy poco intensa. Todo lo demás, muy suave, le falta la FUERZA expresiva de Beethoven. Y de "patética"... esta versión nada tiene. Este pianista podría dedicarse a Mozart, pero jamás a BEETHOVEN.
Have you ever read the score? On the Allegro di Molto section it's marked piano most of the time. It's not meant to be played "con forza", as most people play it, but soft. Beethoven new what he was doing: if you play everything forte, how will you create an effect of a wave? You just need to follow his indications on the score, he was always right...
tus oidos no funcionan y tu cerebro tampoco... no sabes nada de musica, ni de piano... andate a escuchar reggaeton :))
Awful. No life in this one.