CLARITY, PRECISION, and SHAPING in Beethoven Sonata Op.2 No.1, 1st movement - VIP MasterClass Sample
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Arrau is the best Beethoven pianist by far.
Because he's a disciple of Martin Krause who was taught by Liszt, who was taught by Czerny who was a student of Beethoven. So, the acquired taste of the composer will be tremendous. And I also prefer Schnabel.
Sviatoslav Richter for me.
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hi Josh,do you mind telling us what is the piece you play as an example here?it's gorgeous.
Beethoven sonata no. 1
What about Murray Perahia?? !! He is one of the best !
Barenboim sounds good, but most professors wont go for his pedaling.
Friedrich Gulda is absolutely essential listening and, for me, unrivaled in the opus 2 sonatas - as well as most of the later Sonatas. Barenboim is very mannered - copy and paste rubatos and as Horowitz would say, confuses musicality with musical effects etc. Gulda is refreshingly true to the score and adds all the drive and intensity that is Beethoven. Here are links to the first movement of opus 2 no. 1 and a thrilling version of the last movement Prestissimo. Allegro: th-cam.com/video/3oqBnD3LLgA/w-d-xo.html
Prestissimo: th-cam.com/video/h8MwbE7yP28/w-d-xo.html