Krystian Zimerman play Mozart Sonata No 9 in D Major, K 311 (1978 Deutsche Grammophon)
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- Allegro spiritoso: 0:00
Andante con espressione: 4:21
Rondeau (allegro): 9:57
From Krystian Zimerman's 1978 Deutsche Grammophon recording of 4 Sonatas by Mozart, we are gifted a fantastic rendition of the delicate Sonata No. 9 that strikes an incredible balance of technical perfection at sublime musicality. The depth of Zimerman's musical intelligence seem to know no bounds.
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Apologies everyone for the crackling sounds on the recording. This audio file comes directly from a vinyl record.
davidofpiano423 who cares about those details if you can listen to such a personal and deeply convinced confession about Mozart!!!
Thank you for uploading this work of art. If you have more recordings of Zimerman' s Mozart, please upload them. This is wonderful.
This sound is satisfaying for many people. Don´t care. Thank you for sharing.
Don t care. Thank you for sharing, too
No worries man, it's just great to hear Zimmerman in any quality
By the fireplace. Thanks for uploading such a gem.
So beautiful
Haebler and DeLarrocha and now Zimmerman . I didn't know he ever recorded this music . Such clarity without the unctious clipped staccato so many think is true ausgabe Urtext so that it's now a parody .
With reference to his Wiki entry, Zimerman must have just been 22 years old in 1978. This piece is played with such delicacy and maturity.
Zimerman es fantastico desde 1975 hasta hoy dia. 14:35
Omg the crackling was so satisfying
Asmr for u bro
Beautiful! I really don't care about the cracking sound in the background. It's not the thing that I have to concentrate. In fact I'm very surprised that a 1978 recording was so clear. Also listen to Dame Mitsuko Uchida's!
My most beloved Pianist
Wunderschön!!!
DG should re-release these treasures
DGG would like to do this. Unfortunately they've Zimerman's VETO! *too sad* Zimerman himself withdrew this excellent recording (IMHO best ever) along with Chopin's Waltzes and Brahms' sonatas ... Only Krystian Zimerman can tell why! ;(
Maybe he was not completely happy about the solutions adopted for some of the ornaments in this mozartian piece? Anyway, I think this one is a magnificent performance.
Carlos Lara for example?
Woah, such nice tone. Now I'm puzzled of his decision to revoke the circulation of this Mozart album...
Zimerman piu' di altri sa cogliere l'ironia e le ombre di Mozart con linee naturalmente fluide ma sempre sorprendenti. Un poeta e un pittore.
Excellent! Best I ever heard even better than Eschenbach! :D
In the middle movement, I'd put them on par - both slow the tempo enough to bring out the marked "con espressione" more than others, including imo the wonderful interpreter of Mozart, Uchida. I find both as a listener and a player this beautiful movement is elusive and hard to bring off in a totally satisfying way.
@@bruce_c_in_nz Even in the 2nd movement I prefer Krystian Zimerman - better rhythm! :D
Every time I see the words "better than", I immediately think of the sports competition world and of the miserable United States. My fault :)
@@kliberalsing ah ah ah
4:22
Mozart est aux anges 👼
C’est juste divin
Never heard anything in vinyl so ya not so satisfying for me. But this was the best version I have heard till date. Any other pianist reccomendations people on this piece.
honestly Maria João Pires and Mitsuko Uchida are just a tad better...
The way they play sounds more fluently then Zimerman. But Zimerman is one of the legends of this instrument
TPC I understand that...But I think we can all agree that the cracking is Hellah satisfying
I prefer Krystian Zimerman over those two ladies any time! :D
Even tough Uchida is regarded as a Mozart specialist with this sonata (K.311) Zimerman shows a pearling and rhythmical "perfect" Mozart play! (Just like Dinu Lipatti with K.310 - just compare!)
I really cannot hear more fluent play by Uchida or Pires (on the contrary)! :P
I like them all, for different reasons
please correct the titles...KZ is a great pianist but he couldn't be that good in 1978
Why not? Indeed he won the Chopin Competition in 1975! And YES he was that good in 1978! 🤣
When I heard Krystian Zimerman the first time live in concert I told everybody who wants to hear it or not: "I just listened to the best pianist ever!" 😍