Thanks for sharing! Just learned this Sonata for a concert recital that was cancelled. But so much enjoyed it. Beethoven really had a fiery start for his first sonata with such a dramatic entrance and four movements. Great composition and played with such energy!
Amazing. My mother used to play this when we were growing up in the sixties. But your dynamics on the trills are better. Thank you so much for this Easter present. ( My little sister always heard this as coming from overhead since she played with dolls under the Steinway.)
Wow Mr. Barton the recording is phenomenal, the ending chords of the first movement sounds like its recorded in this great big hall, love the sounds of those chords.
I love this song! You play it exactly how Beethoven wrote to me, Thank you! (My teacher’s teacher was Lizst’s student, Liszt was czerny’s and Czerny was Beethoven’s student) Long history, right?🙀🎞
Wait... so you actually plan to do the rest of Beethoven's sonatas, BY THE END OF THE YEAR????!! That's insane! I hope it doesn't take me too long to where I can get to your level.
This is a very convincing rendition. Very beautiful playing, specialty polyphonic places where some secondary voices are pointed out with musical intention❤
0:45 HOW DID YOU VOICE THAT MINOR 2ND OF THE FIRST NOTE IN BAR 36??!?!?!?!? 13:03 wow. just wow. 16:46 not only that scale was clean but the TRANSITION to the next phrase was absolutely clean U8ERJFNKDIWUHEWRJFKDSJISNDKIJ how can i play like you
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Wow Very nice performance! I especially like your interpretation of Beethoven sonata no.1 4th movement. It is emotionally well controlled which perfectly brings the feeling of Beethoven's early work, and at the same time sound is clear even in high speed! Always learning alot by watching your videos Thank you!
I’d like to see your hands as well as the music. They way you usually do your videos. See the playing makes it so much more real and enjoyable, thanks for all your time and efforts, love hearing you play the Bach Preludes.
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, que hermoso sonido, anhelo poder escuchar el ciclo completo, adoro las sonatas de Beethoven, especialmente de la 29 a la 32. Congratuletions.
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, beatiful soundtrack, congratuletions,, esperamos con ansias el ciclo completo de tus versiones de las 32 sonatas. Adoro estas obras, en especial de la 29 a la 32.
That's the first of the 'real' Beethoven sonatas I've learned..I've played the first movement and would like to finish the other three movements but the 4th looks intimidating!
Hey Paul, Really enjoyed your performance like I always do. I just had this one burning question: do you think you might give some Schubert sonatas a try? I wish you well during this global health crisis we found ourselves in.
Can I ask which version of the sheet music he uses? In his link it just takes me to imslp which has many many versions and I can’t find which one he uses. Anyone know? Thanks!
Hi Paul or any viewers who may know, what microphone do you use to record? I am in need of some samples and the sound you have set here is really quite good. Any special tricks you use?
Hi Paul, i'm learning part 1 + 2 and am struggling with my hand/arm stamina. How can I build up my strength to be able to play the full sonata eventually? Are there any specific exercises or warm ups I can work on?
@@thethe685 3214 22 for bar 85-86 So start with 3 in d flat, 2 in c, 1 in b natural, 4 in c, and then 2 2 for a flat two times. For the next one use fingers 3213 22.
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0:08 1st mov. Allegro
3:50 2nd mov. Adagio
9:26 3rd mov. Allegretto
12:38 4th mov. Prestissimo
Oml
Thanks!
Thanks!
Amazing clarity and dynamic control, a role model for all pianists!
Fred The AfricanPianist true!
👍🏻yep!
Thank you, Paul Barton for sharing this great and beautiful music with everybody 🎶 Happy Easter Sunday
🌷4/12/2020🌷
Thanks, Pam. Happy Easter to you and your family.
Thanks for sharing! Just learned this Sonata for a concert recital that was cancelled. But so much enjoyed it. Beethoven really had a fiery start for his first sonata with such a dramatic entrance and four movements. Great composition and played with such energy!
Amazing. My mother used to play this when we were growing up in the sixties. But your dynamics on the trills are better. Thank you so much for this Easter present. ( My little sister always heard this as coming from overhead since she played with dolls under the Steinway.)
What can I say Mr. Paul? Amazing. And don't forget to have fun with the hammerklavier :)
Amazing the sweetness of the 2nd mov. and then the contrast between the prestissimo, just amazing
Beethoven by Barton... a must! Thanks very much and a happy Easter for you and your family. Take care!!!
Wow Mr. Barton the recording is phenomenal, the ending chords of the first movement sounds like its recorded in this great big hall, love the sounds of those chords.
I agree @ Anthony C!
I love this song! You play it exactly how Beethoven wrote to me, Thank you! (My teacher’s teacher was Lizst’s student, Liszt was czerny’s and Czerny was Beethoven’s student) Long history, right?🙀🎞
that's awesome! don't let Beethoven's lineage and legacy to be lost, continue with it!
Piece
Cool man! Just keep up and maybe you'll finish the 10th symphony by Beety and maybe it will be the best version.
Song?!?!
Who is your teacher? I have the same story. Also it’s a piece, I think you should know by now.
Wait... so you actually plan to do the rest of Beethoven's sonatas, BY THE END OF THE YEAR????!! That's insane! I hope it doesn't take me too long to where I can get to your level.
This is one of the best performances of the piece I have heard :)
Remembering my years of piano at University!! Thanks Paul!!!
From middletown, Connecticut, USA. WOW! Perfect Easter Sunday morning joyfilled noise. Thannnnnk you🌟🐣
Thank you so very much for all the musical joy you bring! Happy Easter to you and your beautiful family!
I love how you played the 4th mov. Mr. Barton!
This is a very convincing rendition. Very beautiful playing, specialty polyphonic places where some secondary voices are pointed out with musical intention❤
0:45 HOW DID YOU VOICE THAT MINOR 2ND OF THE FIRST NOTE IN BAR 36??!?!?!?!?
13:03 wow. just wow.
16:46 not only that scale was clean but the TRANSITION to the next phrase was absolutely clean U8ERJFNKDIWUHEWRJFKDSJISNDKIJ how can i play like you
There’s a trick that every professional pianist know and I’m going to share it with you. It will make you able to play like this or even better, if you also practice daily. The trick is… Read more
Whoa.. All 32 sonata! Glad to be part of the ride... Paul
Wow Very nice performance! I especially like your interpretation of Beethoven sonata no.1 4th movement. It is emotionally well controlled which perfectly brings the feeling of Beethoven's early work, and at the same time sound is clear even in high speed!
Always learning alot by watching your videos Thank you!
Occasionally l found you the best pianist on youtube! I’m so happy and have watched a lot of your videos, l love all of them, wonderful! thank you!
This is South Korea. Thank you so much
Love this. Thank you for your commitment and please be safe
I’d like to see your hands as well as the music. They way you usually do your videos. See the playing makes it so much more real and enjoyable, thanks for all your time and efforts, love hearing you play the Bach Preludes.
o9h this was beautiful. especially the adagio. great video form with the score...
Thanks for showing us the music!
Magnifique,excellent
J 'adore 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌷
Happy Easter Mr. Barton
Fantastic!👏Thank you sir!👏
Paul, please play the Tempest Sonata i.e. No.17 by Beethoven. That's one of my all time favorites!
Thanks!
Jay Suryavanshi yes Jay... It's magical... I also want him to play Appassionata... BTW are you from Chennai?
SAPTAK'S OCTAVE Nope! I am from Maharashtra!
I aim to record all 32 sonatas this year 2020. I will try my best to record The Tempest.
Paul Barton Thanks Paul! I am looking forward to hear more of Beethoven performed by you!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, que hermoso sonido, anhelo poder escuchar el ciclo completo, adoro las sonatas de Beethoven, especialmente de la 29 a la 32. Congratuletions.
Very wonderful goal Mr. Barton, one day I would love to do the same
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, beatiful soundtrack, congratuletions,, esperamos con ansias el ciclo completo de tus versiones de las 32 sonatas. Adoro estas obras, en especial de la 29 a la 32.
That's the first of the 'real' Beethoven sonatas I've learned..I've played the first movement and would like to finish the other three movements but the 4th looks intimidating!
It is!
I think this is awesome.
Thank you!
Happy Easter sir.
Happy Easter, Noe.
Bravo
1 0:08
2 3:50
3 9:26
4 12:38
The second movement makes me want to cry
謝謝分享💕超棒的恩典🎶👍👏🎹🎼
Wow
Bravo!!!!👏👏👏👏👏
Hermosa obra escuchandola en la cama pronto para dormir beethoven lo mejor junto a haydn
Wow😊😁💪👌
Muy buena interpretacion
Bravooo!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Damn you rock!
Amo!!👏👏👏👏
perfect👍
sk6691, I agree
How do you do the trill at 2:30?
I wanted to play this piece for my competition, but seeing how you play I think it's better to stick with a clementi sonatina xD
On dirait un ordinateur avec une âme ! Je suis jalouse ;)
No need to, Isabelle, you can be the same with a bit of practice,
Can I make a suggestion? Can you show your hands and the music sheet? It’s better to me.
Hey Paul,
Really enjoyed your performance like I always do.
I just had this one burning question: do you think you might give some Schubert sonatas a try?
I wish you well during this global health crisis we found ourselves in.
Can I ask which version of the sheet music he uses? In his link it just takes me to imslp which has many many versions and I can’t find which one he uses. Anyone know? Thanks!
Can anybody explain the reason why everyone skip the repetition symbol at the end of 4th movement?
I have no idea, @ Esteban T.
After this project maybe Leopald Godowsky studies on Chopin op 10 and op 25.
Stupenda
Tutorial por favor de esta sonata
Hi Paul or any viewers who may know, what microphone do you use to record? I am in need of some samples and the sound you have set here is really quite good. Any special tricks you use?
Mmüükkeemmmeeeelllllll........
Great♡♡
Hi Paul, i'm learning part 1 + 2 and am struggling with my hand/arm stamina. How can I build up my strength to be able to play the full sonata eventually? Are there any specific exercises or warm ups I can work on?
I'm studying this piece...
WTF!!!! How that fast you learn sonatas!!! I think your sight reading better then Lisitsa's
bar 84 until 86 could you suggest me a fingering for the trills.It is the most difficult part of the piece for me
I can help you but from which movement?
first movement
@@thethe685 3214 22 for bar 85-86
So start with 3 in d flat, 2 in c, 1 in b natural, 4 in c, and then 2 2 for a flat two times. For the next one use fingers 3213 22.
thank you :)
1:00
👍🏻
Are you still going to do all of the sonatas? What happened to that?
Ur obviously not the real Beethoven.🙄😑
@@lydiagong Yes! Because He's dead
すごい
Wena
Mozart k457 vibes to the opening.
is it just me or the opening sounds an awful lot like mozart's 25th symphony?
Nice interpretation, but in The 68 compas The measurement of The left hand Ab. G. C isnt accuarate!! Hahaha but I dont care you play amazing.
You sound like Lang Lang.
La sonata è bellissima ma l'interpretazione mi sembra un po' meccanica..
Hall Richard Wilson Margaret Moore Donna
Very bad interpretation of the first movement, seems like its to fast for you! The sf sound like some random accents!
first movement reminded me of mozart’s 25th symphony initially
3:50
1:54
Is the repeat