Isaac Albéniz - Piano Sonata No. 4 in A Major, Op. 72 (Stanley)

[@tarikeld11]

I love his style, it's like a spanish Schubert/Beethoven

[@alessandrodelmonte5765]

Splendida musica, superbo pianista: grande colore e ritmo.👏👏👏

[@proustfan]

1:31 in this passage, we can already anticipate Albeniz's unique pianism frequently used in Iberia.

[@Mrmmm88]

I can hear the influence Brahms had over him, especially in the 1st mvmnt. And of course, Bach

[@steveegallo3384]

Mr. Mike's Music Method LLC -- Yes.....EXACTLY! BRAVO from Acapulco!

[@davcaslop]

The lyricism is soo on point, keep it up!

[@_samuelfrancis_]

BRILLIANT PLAYING SIR! Thank you for introducing me to such an interesting piece. Superb interpretation!

[@giorgosg4032]

The opening is the opening of Chopin's 1st ballade

[@RafikCezanneTV]

Un pezzo meraviglioso. Tutto bene molte Grazie!

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

6:39 Schumann-like fugato

[@niernguyen]

14:52 schubert's trio lol

[@tfpp1]

That opening sounds more like early Strauss than anything else, not Brahms.

[@MrInterestingthings]

I didn't know he wrote any sonatas . Charming music but that is all. I can't believe Liszt's imagination was ever denigrated !

[@ciararespect4296]

Awful music. I love piano but this sounds daft

[@ld_blue4348]

Very exquisite style

[@damienmichel4382]

et chopin ? 3 ème sonate !😊

[@Saturnin344]

un rapport dans le rythme (bien que tempo sit ici plus soutenu), pas le même mode tout de même, pas un détail mais enfin...