Brahms - Romanze Op.118, No.5 P. Barton, FEURICH piano

Re: sheet music featured in this video: I’ve highlighted the melody voice within the chords for piano students interested in playing this work.
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[@teom3711]

Sublime piece and perfect interpretation!! Thanks Brahms and Paul!!

[@raulhernandez4176]

Thank you very much for your interpretation of this beautiful pieces.

[@arthurhogan2133]

Absolutely, Sasha S. Also, a reference to Schubert with those trills. Brahms loved Schubert and considered him greater than he himself as a composer. With these works, Intermezzi, Capriccios. Romances and Rhasodies: E flat and B minor we know this Cat was a top pianist himself. Brahms left off of practicing, devoted his purposes to creation, composing. Everybody should get his 2nd concerto in B flat. The Sviatoslav Richter, Erich Leinsdorf, Chicago Symphony Orchestra pressing of this work. It is DIVINE, in sound and just Richter's energy. He was 40 years old when appearing here in the U.S. if ever anyone wondered about Brahms' ability to play, this work leaves no doubt in anyone's mind. Plus of course, the Paganini Variations.

[@mickiejonesy1712]

Gorgeous! Your little one is lucky to hear you play. You play beautifully! 💗

[@chopincookies]

the piece I have been waiting for you to play many years. now I see you have been truly in love. thank you Paul, thank you wholeheartedly.

[@user-zf8sq3yn3p]

Die rot markierte Melodieführung ist für mich so hilfreich gewesen. Vielen Dank

[@ShamilaArt]

I love Brahms. He's so deep. In fact, I have the feeling that when it tries to be "light" and carefree like in some passages here it doesn't really sound "right", like you can feel the shadow behind it. Is it just me? I'm very curious to know if other people feel the same or not.

[@murdo_mck]

Yes I feel this too, in this piece, but is it Paul's interpretation or Brahms' music? It seems clear to me but judge for yourself: th-cam.com/video/WXnojYMsYmA/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/WXnojYMsYmA/w-d-xo.html Thanks once again to Ashish Xiangyi Kumar. As well as Paul Barton for this delightful recording, of course.

[@davidmoran5431]

altogether true and very nicely put

[@iangreer4585]

I agree. I think this is the lightest work he has in his op. 118 set, and you can feel an emotional depth to his work here.

[@liampitcher]

In my study I can lay my hand on the Bible in the pitch dark. All truly inspired ideas come from God. The powers from which all truly great composers like Mozart, Schubert, Bach and Beethoven drew their inspirations is the same power that enabled Jesus to do his miracles.
― Johannes Brahms

[@77sarabanda]

what an interesting piece. Sounds like a Baroque prelude or aria in the middle

[@PianoNotion]

Wow beautiful piece! I didn't know this one. Thanks for sharing Have a good one !

[@Librelectron]

Such a lovely melody !

[@KeithOtisEdwards]

This is Brahms therapy.

[@pianistjeon]

Very beautiful ~♡ I really want to play Brahms again. thank you very much for inspiration 💕 from Gemany ~!

[@michajanicki2032]

More Brahms! I'm really interesed in other his pieces for piano or organ.

[@kaytinsley4338]

Lovely. Thank you 😊

[@FallOutMauricio]

Que hermoso!!! Como quisiera poder tocar asi!!

[@ashleyacevedo3075]

First
Thanks for putting this out. I've been wanting to learn something new and I loved it! Your Amazing!!

[@rorygarner9427]

Your videos are very interesting . Paul

[@maddalenasodo9566]

Beautiful, i didn't know it

[@daniloberaldo570]

Nice video!
I liked so much!

[@alexandregabrielsousa2214]

Beautiful 😊

[@CliffMcLarnon]

Awesome 👏

[@james_subosits]

I feel like this could be orchestrated without many issues

[@Dannoranejiku]

Who is the pianist playing this gorgeous performance?

[@BuildingTreeation]

I'd like to hear your interpretation of Shostakovich-Polka from the golden age.

[@JorgeSantos-uw3gk]

Could you please do a tutorial for Chopin’s Étude Op. 25, No. 5

[@carmemcorreia7241]

Gratidão 🌟

[@andrewtunis2023]

Nice performance. I do take issue with your highlighting of the melodic line, however. I would argue that in bar 4 and 8 it is the three repeated half notes that are the conclusion of the phrase. The theme is doubled in octaves and the lower voice clearly goes that route. Just food for thought.

[@jimbrady3538]

Thanks for this comment. I just started working thru this piece today and agree with your suggestion.

[@rudigerk]

Reminds me at the instrumental Parts in "Denn alles Fleisch, es ist wie Gras" from the "Ein deutsches Requiem" ..
Compare: th-cam.com/video/ft8to2JZ6pE/w-d-xo.html

[@davidmoran5431]

imslp link doesn't work :(

[@hoyyali1594]

He was a drawer of his music......not enough light and boring.