So is it a good idea and very inspired ! I wish I could play it and perhaps I will a little bit sooner because I know it for many years... This playing by Brendel is surely the best I ever heard until finding a better one ? There, sensibility and touching at high level because of the enthousiasm by the incomparable player who can be Alfred Brendel when playing Beethoven !
I don't understand why this sonata is called "Hunt"... I'd call it "Tarantella" if anything. Why? Because of the fourth movement, of course. I've been calling/referring to it as "tarantella" ever since listening to it for the first time (and being instantly conquered) - at least that's what I've always seen in it.
When I listen to Beethoven played like this, I have a smile on my face with a tear in my eye. Wonderful.!!
After hearing several famous pianist, I remain with Brendel with out doubt!
Thx for uploading all these pieces. Atleast now i have an idea on how to do it right when playing it myself :D.
Thank you!!!!!!
So is it a good idea and very inspired ! I wish I could play it and perhaps I will a little bit sooner because I know it for many years...
This playing by Brendel is surely the best I ever heard until finding a better one ? There, sensibility and touching at high level because of the enthousiasm by the incomparable player who can be Alfred Brendel when playing Beethoven !
I don't understand why this sonata is called "Hunt"... I'd call it "Tarantella" if anything. Why? Because of the fourth movement, of course. I've been calling/referring to it as "tarantella" ever since listening to it for the first time (and being instantly conquered) - at least that's what I've always seen in it.
I very appreciate your commentary for responding to which one I wrote mine (too quickly ?) separatly here. Good job !
Exceptionally we'll played. However, I prefer Sir Andras Schiff