GILELS, Beethoven Piano Sonata No.21 C-dur op.53 "Waldstein-Sonate"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2014
- Emil Gilels, piano Jan 1972
1.Allegro con brio 11:04
2.Introduzione, Adagio molto - attacca: 3:05
3.Rondo, Allegretto moderato 7:34
Prestissimo 1:45 - เพลง
I heard him play this at the Hunter College Auditorium, in NYC. The audience broke into applause after the first movement. Unforgettable.
This is definitely one of the best performances of this piece I've ever heard. Gilels is joy to listen to.
The music at 15:45 inexpressibly lovely. Can there be anything more consoling for us on Earth than the irridescent calm, grace and beauty of the entry into this final movement as concieved by Beethoven yet divinely expressed by the genius of Gilels.
Gilels, un musico descomunal. Un pelirojo gigante del piano.
god, this is so perfect, i even forgot to include to have this recording in my desrt island list. musicallly, dramatically architecticually and emotionally outplayed with masterfulness.
Emil Gilels, piano Jan 1972
1.Allegro con brio @ 11:04 (00:00)
2.Introduzione, Adagio molto - attacca: @ 4:41 (11:04)
3.Rondo, Allegretto moderato @ 7:34 (15:45)
Prestissimo @ 1:45 (23:19)
Gilels plays the ultimate Waldstein.
Beyond any kind of discussion, this is by far the best performance of this incomparable masterpiece. The handling of dinamic contrast, the use of pedal and the modulations are simply beyond any other performance.
Pletnov
Gorgeous, Perfection!!!
It's extremely balanced. Near perfection.
The greatest performance out there.
Phenomenal👏👏👏💙💙💙💝💖💖💖❤❤❤Top interpretation!!!
Fra le migliori interpretazioni di sempre della Waldstein
Assolutamente d'accordo
With the Beethoven Piano Concerts with Ludwig, his Brahms Piano Concerts with Jochum and the recording of the Beethoven Piano Sonatas, Gilels left us a bunch of Masterworks. There's also Annie Fisher about playing these Sonatas, but am really fond of Gilels renditions. 🎵🎶🆗👍❤️🤗
Estoy es increíble, asombroso... hasta el borde de las lágrimas de tanta perfección.
This performance moved me like no other and I have Gilels complete yet to be forever unfinished Beethoven Sonatas. Is this a different recording or was I just ready to hear what I already have? Amazing performance on all levels.
This man rocks
21:37 Those three chords are the typical Gilels' miracle in Beethoven.
una de las mas hermosas versiones de esta sonata!
Как было невероятно так и осталось.
The minute 20:20 oh my God… Sublime.
Imprescindible para mi Museo
Amazon MP3 music wants $1.29 per movement. Glad I got the Deutsche Grammophon CD of Emil Gilels' late Beethoven piano sonatas back in the day for $12 though it wasn't in BMG's classical music club catalog. Looks like you might be able to get the Henle urtext edition for free from the Petrucci Library at imslp.org. I wonder if there's a library of FLAC files of Giliels', Pollini's, Solomon's and Schnabel's stuff somewhere...
Hola!!! por favor, podrías decirme el año de la grabación,para que casa dicográfica fue grabada y si es en directo o no..toda la información me será muy útil, es para un trabajo importante.gracias!!!
Studio recording with Deutsche Gramophone, 1972
Velyky pianist!
What is going on here ?! 5:48 - 6:11 ...never heard it this way before.
Which version?
Brilliant but too fast?
No, just right
I'm used to it a bit slower in places, too. Gilels seems to go very fast in the fast bits and that gives an extra relevance to the slower bits. You can tell I'm not a musician
Especially that slow bit around 15' wonderful delicacy there
I am a great fan of Emil Gilels. But for comparison hear this sonata also with Dieter Zechlin
It’s a mistake to compare, there are many excellent interpretations of Waldsteim, it’s what you consider to be the best for yourself. Even pro- judges can never agree on their opinions. But Gilels dazzled so many in his life: Rubinstein, Rachmaninov, Horowitz, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Karajan, Britten, Ormandy, Munch, Rostropovich….. he doesn’t need more judges!