Andrew Tyson On Schubert's Sonata D.664

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American virtuoso Andrew Tyson shares insights on the 3rd movement of Schubert’s so-called "Little A Major" Sonata, D.664.
1:02 - The “reverse hairpin”
3:06 - Arpeggio technique
6:25 - 2nd theme ("the most playful and charming thing ever")
8:03 - Circular left hand motion
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[@matiquielma]

hats off to the producers for the quality of the piano sound

[@svrfan]

wonderful and useful insights into piano playing, thanks!

[@PianoScoreVids]

Really nice, professional

[@jwilliams8210]

Fantastic!!

[@pooliansshots6731]

Great stuff. Thanks.

[@wingho5623]

Brilliant!!!

[@mackiceicukice]

Wonderful virtuoso and a very good musician.However , I always felt that "virtuoso players" have overly articulated " scales and runs " for Schubert- they just sound too " noty".

[@julianmanjarres1998]

What does that even meann

[@mackiceicukice]

@@julianmanjarres1998 It means you hear every note "too much"-it's too articulated at the expense of a whole passage.Professional musicians often use that word.

[@pianopera]

@@mackiceicukice I agree it sounds over-articulated...but that's usually because of a lack of real legato-playing.

[@jtt306]

It has nothing to do with “virtuoso,” on the contrary. It has to do with legato, or in this case, lack there of. Playing fast scales legato actually requires more virtuosity.

[@joeydsa]

What long fingers this pianist has 😳

[@callietran3672]

💜💜💜

[@erika6651]

Its like Glenn Gould has come back but he's cute and has spikey hair and longass fingers. Oh, and he likes Schubert. ❤

[@laurenduquefarias2306]

I really like cos I'm studying this sonata, please ends this sonata

[@apointofinterest8574]

.Yous really like cos you like ends dis sonata? How about studying English first, before tackling piano sonatas?

[@lindasegerious9248]

​@@apointofinterest8574 I understood Lauren perfectly, even with her imperfect grammar. And good English grammar is not a pre-requisite to play the piano. How about you learning logic before dropping a non sequitur coupled with rudeness?

[@apointofinterest8574]

@@lindasegerious9248 wats gud 4 Lauren iz gud 4 yous iz wat you sez...butt no gud for uz.

[@erika6651]

​@@apointofinterest8574 why y'all's steppin up on y'all's homegurlz like dat? betta ask somebody

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

I recommend John M Gingerich's new book 'Schubert's Beethoven Project'

[@ganjamozart1435]

The third movement is a nightmare to play 😂.