Kenji Miura - Haydn Sonata in C-sharp minor, Hob.XVI 36 - 1. Moderato

[@dpbmss]

Great playing on a really good piano. Haydn, even in a minor key, always sound music from a sane mind. Shared

[@tamikatran6728]

Starts at 0:36

[@dameli_3740]

0:37

[@varvarashcherbak]

Thanks 😊

[@dogdetective974]

Thanks! :)

[@RebeccaNathanphotography]

This is great

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Really good interpretation and performance; I enjoyed this very much.
Pity about the competition rules not letting you play the exposition repeat; hopefully if you perform this sonata in a recital, this will be done.

[@БогданИванников-м6щ]

Good luck Amalia

[@СеменСеменыч-ш1э]

I play this sonata

[@NellieKAdaba]

I am learning this on piano 🎹. Love this 🎵.

[@拓開]

0:36 start
1:58 展開部
3:08 再現部

[@michaelthempic4202]

Wow
Edit:plz like
I play this awesome Sonata

[@slimesquishiesorbeez7054]

Same

[@darrinsiberia]

I've played this one before it's so weird. It really feels like he's just getting used to the new pianos and experimenting with loud and soft.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Darrin Nelson Not to mention the unprecedented trip into C# major (7 sharps), in the trio of the third movement!

[@MarkxUK1]

Sharp contrast between loud and soft was a feature of the style of the first movement, i.e. sturm und drang.

[@tanyaternovskaya4158]

👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖💖

[@mandycheung9117]

you have same stool as me

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Brilliant playing that had me gripped from stat to finish - thank you.
Just one point: why do reputable competitions completely destroy the work they are supposed to be assessing by instructing pianists to ignore the da capo (repeat) markings ?
Indefensible, ignorant, artistic vandalism.

[@dilnurashermuhammedova5053]

Мен хозир шу санатани гос.имтхонга чалябман

[@НигораТурдиева-ф7п]

Ман фақат 1часть ни чалвомман. ( 1 курсман коллежда))

[@muhammadaliorinboyev7504]

Meni sinim ham shuni konkursga chogan

[@dameli_3740]

👍👍👍

[@mariekiree]

0:37

[@retner3716]

That is not moderato

[@slimesquishiesorbeez7054]

I hope I won’t have to play this nearly as fast :/

[@NellieKAdaba]

@@slimesquishiesorbeez7054 I hope the same for me too. I. don’t do piano 🎹 recitals anymore.

[@tamaradiaz7516]

Why Chinese or Japanese people, always have to interpret very fast,? I think is not necessary too fast...I feel very unmotivated when I watch this