For everyone saying he is nervous... Man, I wish I could play 10% his level being nervous. This movement is a Presto Agitato, the pianist cannot chill down. Is flawless, the best version IMHO.
This movement it is only for those who play with passion. I have listened this played by a world renowed one and for my absolute surprise I expected more!!! You just play with passion 😰😰😰
I think the pianist was a little bit of nervous because of the expressions he made, but I would want him to know that he did perfect performance, incredible concentration and preparation, he's in an amazing level
This must be my favorite version so far. He doesnt just play the music, he brings in actual emotion and the "drama" Beethoven intended to infuse this piece with. Truly, played well. I hope I could play the piano like this.
@@GeorgiiCherkinI fully agree with the above comment. You don't play the piano in this piece. You use the keys to convey emotions. The level required for that is way beyond piano mechanics. Bach would cut someones head off if they tried to take you as an apprentice as a youngling instead of him. Can't think of a better compliment.
Sin duda una brillante ejecución. Te invito de todas formas a ver la ejecución completa de Claudio Arrau, el mejor del siglo XX. Está en youtube. Es magistral.
SamTheBossGaming15 Me too, and the orchestra adds something special to it. I was raised listening to the first movement and that may be my favorite part of any song I've ever heard because of the emotional associations I have with it, but the third movement is a close second.
Thắng Vũ yes he is absolutely correct, I was able to teach myself this piece in only 2 weeks full memorizations. Obviously it wasnt perfected but the learning process of this piece is not that hard considering it is a constant tempo most of the time with only a few slowdowns, and the rise up is the same pattern.
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable." - Ludwig van Beethoven. Remember Beethoven said that whenever you think about criticizing someone for making a mistake.
@@czesciek8775 That's very true, and I think Beethoven's point is that this focus on perfection is misplaced. A greater focus should be placed on passion while playing. Of course, the pianist is aiming for perfection, but as humans, they may fall short and that's ok.
@@one-il5fu I honestly believe that small errors do not detract from the musical experience when the piece is played with the utmost expression. That's why in instrument exams you can make slip ups and still get full marks, because your overall expressive performance makes up for it
He is not nervous. It is the intensity of the music itself. He is confident with his training and performance. This is hands down the best performance in TH-cam.
Why some people just try to find the mistake of the pianist? Can you play better than him? Find out mistake of him to show off that you're knowledgeable? 1 wrong note can't spoil the performance but the bad behavior of listener. Please appreciate the effort and hard working of these artists.
+GoldLegacy You are insane if one slip up ruins a performance for you. How can you exist with such a perverted frame of mind? You must live a life of unmitigated & unrelenting pain.
I think I may have just seen Beethoven himself playing this!! Beethoven didn't write music, he SPOKE thru the piano! I didn't hear music here, I heard someone speaking, not thru their mouth, but with their fingers. It evoked emotions from passion, to force, to a beauty that may or may not have made a tear run down my face. Better go see a doctor, my eye is leaking again. Beautifully done young man from 12 years ago. A talent to express music that speaks thru your hands is for me, a gift from God. Obviously you have chosen to exercise gift, and I know I finished listening and watching with a smile on my face. Thank you and big thumbs up 👍👍👍
Forgive me but this was flawless, amazing and the pianist played with such precision. I inspire to play like you one day, coming from another pianist x
The pianist's facial expressions catches the rawness and beauty of the piece, I listen to this as the sun is rising behind the rainy clouds, while looking at a tree caught in the storm.
I think it adds a bit of texture and heightened drama, but of course it's not necessary, at least for this last movement of the work. But I do think the orchestral accompaniment adds some atmosphere to the second(slow) movement, which I think benefits the sonata in a more significant way.
Yes, you are right, the first movement is the slow movement(something did seem off to me when I was writing my comment above). Anyway, it's been quite a long while since I've listened to or played this piece.
It sure added something to the performa- nce for me, & evidently the audience from the degree of enthusiastic applause. I hope this trend catches on and many solo piano works are essentially con- verted into piano concertos to break the mono tany of having heard overplay- ed works for de- cades. For instance, I am burned out on the Liszt B minor sonata. But with a sen- sational, sweep- ing Rachmani- noffian style orchestral back ing, a team of wild horses couldn't keep me away from such a concert.
The artistic decision to omit several of the turns and embellishments to allow the orchestra to come through and push the tension resolutions was smart as hell
Can we just appreciate that the pianist played this without sheet music? I am a pianist myself and it takes me so much practice to play a 2 min song by memory, bravo to this man for memorizing a freaking 7 MIN SONG like wow bravo to you sir, you are forever my inspiration
Thank you very much! Well, actually it is not that hard to play a 7 minutes piece by memory, sometimes in a piano recital we play a lot of pieces by memory for more than 1 hour.. :)
Anushruta Mitra i feel like the easiest part is memory (at least for me). Maybe is because I’m not use to playing with sheet music, who knows. But I memorize as I go.
Besides, to play so well in front of the audience takes a lot of courage and so much more. I used to play the piano and I know the feeling. One word...BRAVO.😍
This is undoubtedly the most beautiful version I've heard of this song, but I've never heard it with an orchestra before and I just love what they add to the pianist's gorgeous performance. The song has so much depth an emotion already and the orchestra just adds another entire dimension to the song and I love it. I'm gonna have to listen to this one several more times before moving on. This one is going in my favorites.
I realised I was holding my breath listening to this, the very best and most emotional performance of this beautiful music I have ever heard. Why wasn’t the audience immediately on its feet?
@Joey J bom dia Sr acho que está gostando das .minhas jóias que são só minhas não sei como estou dividindo desculpe me o meu egoismo mais minha paixão e grande espero que aproveite um pouquinho abraço isis
Sanırım 10 yıldır sürekli dinliyorum, kız arkadaşımla kavga ettikten sonra ilaç gibi geliyor, Beethoven sanki benimle konuşuyor gibi, özellikle 5:28 de ''Boş ver insanları dırdır konuşurlar''der gibi, ayrıca Georgii Cherkin iyiki varsın bana klasik müziği sevdiren adamsın. çok teşekkür ederim. I LOVE YOU BEETHOVEN➿
I think that’s the loudest applause I’ve ever heard and rightfully so! A very hard song combined with nerves and well the fact that it’s all memorized and is 7 mins long.... just amazing
Classical music is timeless. Even as time goes by, the works of these musical geniuses retain their power and elegance, always enchanting music enthusiasts.
Anyone truly know how difficult it is to memorize a piece like this? I respect the fact that this man didn’t need a single piece of music to play this at a concert. I would definitely need sheet music. It amazes me that he didn’t. 👏
I'm not trying to lessen his amazing achievement, but after enough times it becomes muscle memory. I imagine he's practiced this piece over a hundred times because he plays it beautifully, and every time you retain a little bit more. The memorization isn't the hard part, it's the playing correctly, which he absolutely did
That was magnificent. For those of us who weren't there, I can only imagine how much more epic it must have been to be there and hear it all in person.
This is without doubt the best take on beethoven's moonlight sonata especially the third part which is for me the most interesting part . This pianist has given every note a bit of his soul wich made it even more unique and more enjoyable . And i loved the orchestra as well . Thank you all for this masterpiece and for this wonderful performance ❤
JHMusic he asked, how, not why. as a pianist (though not to the same standard) while learning a piece you can generally play it off by heart at the end.
If he did have have the score, there will be 12 pieces of A4 paper, and 1 piece of paper lasts about 15 seconds and some of it is repeated so someone would have to stand and change paper ever 15 seconds. It would look fantastic!
After revisitting baroque and classical musicians over the years..... beethoven is the emotional genius, and music is not just theory but emotion too Bach is also a genious but he doesn't touch certain emotions that beethoven hits..... pachelbel, vivaldi, corelli, monteverdi and countless others are amazing too
I wish have a dad to give me a piano and play piano and play the piano like him then become the next Beethoven then hate woman then go deaf then... Idk anymore, I'm just bored and tired, I do this when I can't sleep.
How can human being create and perform this sublime piece and at the same time destroy each other? …every time I listen to this, start to cry but I feel humanity has been restored.
What an astounding rendition. From start to finish he delivered such a consistent interpretation with so much gusto and emotion. Definitely my favorite version of this movement. Wow!
I was one day willing to listen Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Mov. but I couldn't find any performance in TH-cam which could quench my thirst. Eventually, I stopped in this video and I was fully satisfied after watching this... What a player!
I hear passion, pain of the soul, dispair...this sonata was dedicated to Julietta Guiccardi, his young student whom he fell in love...love without hope. She was rich. Beethoven proposed, but got denied. Moon sonata was named by German poet Relschtab for the beautiful 1st part. But its not about nature. Its an expression of composer's emotions and love drama.
I've seen many comments about him being nervous. I don't know if he is, but he seems to be and this feels right, because he is supposed to be nervous. The title of this part of the sonata is "presto agitato". "Presto" in italian means "quick" and "agitato" means "nervous", "tense". I think that he is trying to interpret the music and he is succeeding in it. 👏 So no need to feel sorry for him. He is probably enjoying himself, so just feel the music and enjoy too 🎶🙂
Yes, in this concert it was my first attempt to play this sonata with orchestral accompaniment in a full concert hall with more than thousand people. I prepared to be focused as much as possible. Later in my life already performed this sonata much more relaxed, although the difficulty of this 3rd movement always requires the pianist to be focused for playing these fast and difficult passages.
@@nelsonlee3376 This is the only version with orchestra! Georgii CHERKIN has made the simphonization.There are quite a lot of pianists who play the Moonlight sonata but thousands of people prefer Mr.Cherkin because of his elegance and playing with huge passion! I recommend You to listen to other wonderful performances in this channel!🥰🎶 . .
I love when the pianist slows down the tempo to let the orchestra helping him to bring the emotional to us. Some parts are usually played as quick as possible to be spectacular but this interpretation shows the perfect mix between emotions and technical demonstration
Wow! Truly the very best of 3rd on YT ever ! Maestro virtuoso at play and immortal one of the kind Beethoven 3rd.... Keep coming to it endlessly...whole vid got quality and power of hypnotic addiction .... Out of this world sensation with very fine Orchestra greatly enhancing sonic and visual perception of everything at once. Love every note ....Bravo !!!
My most favorite interpretation of this movement so far!!! The first time I ever finished listening till the end! And I think the orchestra have done a fantastic job in accompany the pianist as well! Good job!! ❤❤❤
Actually any decent pianist (like 6th year) can read okay the notes with casual speed. But the talent comes from the perfection of this piece, it's so difficult in a way that actually no one can master it in less than half a year. It's a true masterpiece, and this young pianist is gifted
It depends on the experience of the pianist. It's taking me a long time as self taught pianist. But someone who played piano for years can do this piece much faster. Most of those sequence of chords are done as daily exercises.
The sheer concentration of this man is astounding.... it's as if he is physically playing but spiritually up with God... the power of music really is something!
I had the opportunity of playing with an orchestra once and the feeling is amazing. Though it wasn't nearly as difficult a piece... From one pianist to another, very excellent performance. I can tell that this piece moves you as much as it moves me.
Everyone saying " he's nervous and there were some faults " He's incredible and do you know how freaking difficult this piece is?? Have you guys played it because i have so stop criticizing him and just enjoy his talent
Actually it was really a big emotion for me, because I was presenting for the first time my arrangement for piano and orchestra of the piece, never heard before. Thank you for listening!
@@GeorgiiCherkinI can't find any negative comments? For me this is the best version. The pressure in your face only makes it better. What a show, great recording. You have my eternal respect.
absolutely gorgeous!! A lot of pianists try to bring this try to bring this at the fastest possible speed. This is played at a metronome tempo of 155. For me, this speed is the most enjoyable to listen to.
Your expression at 7:09 is everything! I mean, it clearly summarised how the composition is hard and complex, but all the pain was absolutely worth it. Fabulous job, I have visited your channel every day ever since I discovered it (so thankful that I did!) and am amazed by your skills and the beauty that the orchestra adds to it.
Каждый музыкант пропуская через себя музыку, выдаёт свою уникальную интерпретацию того или иного произведения. Мне нравится эта версия. Очень красивое исполнение: энергично, волнующе и захватывающе. Спасибо большое!
I was looking for a pianist who performs this piece and then I found this.The first i hear the music,it's exactly what im looking for how it should be played to satisfy my ears.I love how you played it,and it inspires me to play and practice piano even more as I see you play the piece.Thank you for this really great performance!
For everyone saying he is nervous... Man, I wish I could play 10% his level being nervous. This movement is a Presto Agitato, the pianist cannot chill down. Is flawless, the best version IMHO.
This movement it is only for those who play with passion. I have listened this played by a world renowed one and for my absolute surprise I expected more!!! You just play with passion 😰😰😰
Under presto agitato alberti bass along with arpeggios are supposed to make wrists trembling. If they see it a sign of nervous, ok!
You are one very clever person 🎶
I am very glad that your comment gets more and more likes! 🍀
@@ТатянаПетрова-ю1ф では、恐れる、それはどこから彼に乗り移ったと言えるのでしょうか？私にはわからない。
I think the pianist was a little bit of nervous because of the expressions he made, but I would want him to know that he did perfect performance, incredible concentration and preparation, he's in an amazing level
You are in his channel
I think it's only his orchestra face of concentration. I see your point though
Yeah I felt it
Indeed, but there was a few faulty sounds and misses in tempo.
Anyways, awesome performance.
This must be my favorite version so far. He doesnt just play the music, he brings in actual emotion and the "drama" Beethoven intended to infuse this piece with. Truly, played well. I hope I could play the piano like this.
Thank you! I appreciate your comment very much!
@@GeorgiiCherkinI fully agree with the above comment. You don't play the piano in this piece. You use the keys to convey emotions. The level required for that is way beyond piano mechanics. Bach would cut someones head off if they tried to take you as an apprentice as a youngling instead of him. Can't think of a better compliment.
Also I can actually play some of this music on piano even tho I’m 12
This video is as old as me
Sin duda una brillante ejecución. Te invito de todas formas a ver la ejecución completa de Claudio Arrau, el mejor del siglo XX. Está en youtube.
Es magistral.
Anyone else wish they could see Beethoven perform this himself?
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Yes
Yes
In reality, Beethoven played much slower than this.
that would be amazing
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SamTheBossGaming15 Me too, and the orchestra adds something special to it. I was raised listening to the first movement and that may be my favorite part of any song I've ever heard because of the emotional associations I have with it, but the third movement is a close second.
Me too!
Same
I salute this man for playing one of the hardest piano key infront of many people.
It's not even nearly the hardest.
Even tho his performance is beauthiful.
主人公Kamina so what's the hardest?
@@MrThangby There is not really a "hardest one".
But there is Beethovens "Hammerklavier" for example.
Thắng Vũ yes he is absolutely correct, I was able to teach myself this piece in only 2 weeks full memorizations. Obviously it wasnt perfected but the learning process of this piece is not that hard considering it is a constant tempo most of the time with only a few slowdowns, and the rise up is the same pattern.
@Hongkong Player isn't flight of the bumblebee just fast and based in chromatic scales? I think most of musicians just thinks is overplayed
The pianist was on another level. That's 25 years of experience MINIMUM behind that perfect interpretation. "Well done" is a euphemism.
He ain't nervous, it's just the music sucking out his soul on those fingers and notes. Truly iconic!
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable."
- Ludwig van Beethoven.
Remember Beethoven said that whenever you think about criticizing someone for making a mistake.
problem is solo performances are expected to be perfect (since moonlight sonata is a solo piece for piano)
@@czesciek8775 That's very true, and I think Beethoven's point is that this focus on perfection is misplaced. A greater focus should be placed on passion while playing. Of course, the pianist is aiming for perfection, but as humans, they may fall short and that's ok.
@@one-il5fu I honestly believe that small errors do not detract from the musical experience when the piece is played with the utmost expression.
That's why in instrument exams you can make slip ups and still get full marks, because your overall expressive performance makes up for it
@@evang2881 I totally agree.
Never thought of it outside kf music context, interesting
He is not nervous. It is the intensity of the music itself. He is confident with his training and performance. This is hands down the best performance in TH-cam.
😊😊😊
Why some people just try to find the mistake of the pianist? Can you play better than him? Find out mistake of him to show off that you're knowledgeable? 1 wrong note can't spoil the performance but the bad behavior of listener. Please appreciate the effort and hard working of these artists.
that's absolutley right. i think it's it's because you never hear some mistakes in classical music. but i have to agree 👍
I bet ppl who criticized cant even play as this good or even play with any orchestra nor even travel around the world to perform this lol
Evia Nguyen a true performer can cover up any slip-ups
i did notices one slip up. he ruined it
+GoldLegacy You are insane
if one slip up
ruins a performance
for you. How
can you exist
with such a
perverted frame
of mind? You
must live a life
of unmitigated
& unrelenting
pain.
bro he wasn’t even looking at the piano sometimes what an absolute unit
You can see the immense concentration the pianist has it’s incredible
Brilliant performance of one of the greatest sonatas ever written!!!
😊😊😊
I've never seen someone play the piano with such passion and emotion. Listening to this soothes your soul . Wish I could be his student.
Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement: audience cry
Moonlight Sonata 2st Movement: audience sleeps
Moonlight Sonata 3st Movement: *PIANIST CRY*
very true...just looking at demonic play make my fingers cripple with pain and paralyses....
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I think I may have just seen Beethoven himself playing this!! Beethoven didn't write music, he SPOKE thru the piano! I didn't hear music here, I heard someone speaking, not thru their mouth, but with their fingers. It evoked emotions from passion, to force, to a beauty that may or may not have made a tear run down my face. Better go see a doctor, my eye is leaking again.
Beautifully done young man from 12 years ago. A talent to express music that speaks thru your hands is for me, a gift from God. Obviously you have chosen to exercise gift, and I know I finished listening and watching with a smile on my face. Thank you and big thumbs up 👍👍👍
Well spoken, well expressed.
Forgive me but this was flawless, amazing and the pianist played with such precision. I inspire to play like you one day, coming from another pianist x
Thank you so much!
Love u georgii sir big fan
Hope I become one like u one day
I'm a guitarist. Watching this makes me want to learn piano just to play this piece.
One of the very best pianists in the world!
K Sim This pianist is Bulgarian
Stoyan Arangelov What is your point?
No.
Yup, definitely. But have you heard Murray Perahia's interpretation of the 3rd movement for this piece?
@@stoyan6023 hey fellow cuber
The pianist's facial expressions catches the rawness and beauty of the piece, I listen to this as the sun is rising behind the rainy clouds, while looking at a tree caught in the storm.
Really great performance from the pianist. I really don't think the orchestra actually adds anything to the piece.
I think it adds a bit of texture and heightened drama, but of course it's not necessary, at least for this last movement of the work.
But I do think the orchestral accompaniment adds some atmosphere to the second(slow) movement, which I think benefits the sonata in a more significant way.
mydogskips2 Did you mean the first movement? the first movement is the slower one
Yes, you are right, the first movement is the slow movement(something did seem off to me when I was writing my comment above). Anyway, it's been quite a long while since I've listened to or played this piece.
It sure added
something to
the performa-
nce for me, &
evidently the
audience from
the degree of
enthusiastic
applause. I
hope this trend
catches on and
many solo
piano works are
essentially con-
verted into piano concertos to
break the mono
tany of having
heard overplay-
ed works for de-
cades. For instance, I am
burned out on
the Liszt B minor sonata.
But with a sen-
sational, sweep-
ing Rachmani-
noffian style
orchestral back
ing, a team of
wild horses
couldn't keep
me away from
such a concert.
It really made the sound worse at 3:50
To play like this gentelman in front so many critics he is such a powerful man, and played the song in such a great and balanced way. Congratulations.
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Larissa! I wish you success in your development as a musician and hope that you will play these pieces in future even better than me ;)
Georgii Cherkin, Man, you rock that Steinway & Sons. Brilliantly played my friend.
bravo bravo bravo
una obra maestra!!!!!!!
Amen
You are a noble soul♥♥♥
The artistic decision to omit several of the turns and embellishments to allow the orchestra to come through and push the tension resolutions was smart as hell
The pianist is a genius! I'm so amazed by how he played the piano...
Can we just appreciate that the pianist played this without sheet music? I am a pianist myself and it takes me so much practice to play a 2 min song by memory, bravo to this man for memorizing a freaking 7 MIN SONG like wow bravo to you sir, you are forever my inspiration
Thank you very much! Well, actually it is not that hard to play a 7 minutes piece by memory, sometimes in a piano recital we play a lot of pieces by memory for more than 1 hour.. :)
You guys have obviously not played anything significant as it is not necessary to be dependent on music sheet... What about song composers
Anushruta Mitra i feel like the easiest part is memory (at least for me). Maybe is because I’m not use to playing with sheet music, who knows. But I memorize as I go.
Besides, to play so well in front of the audience takes a lot of courage and so much more. I used to play the piano and I know the feeling. One word...BRAVO.😍
This is undoubtedly the most beautiful version I've heard of this song, but I've never heard it with an orchestra before and I just love what they add to the pianist's gorgeous performance. The song has so much depth an emotion already and the orchestra just adds another entire dimension to the song and I love it. I'm gonna have to listen to this one several more times before moving on. This one is going in my favorites.
I agree, definitely became one of my favourites
its a MUSIC PIECE not a SONG but yes i agree with you
yea i agree the song is good
This is perhaps the best piano concerto ever written. Brave Beetoven!
Это не концерт. Это третья часть трёхчастной сонаты 14, Лунной, посвящённой Джулии Гвичарди.
I realised I was holding my breath listening to this, the very best and most emotional performance of this beautiful music I have ever heard. Why wasn’t the audience immediately on its feet?
Imagine being both handsome *and* a spectacular pianist
I can't find any word to describe this piece of art! Bravooo!
@Joey J bom dia Sr acho que está gostando das .minhas jóias que são só minhas não sei como estou dividindo desculpe me o meu egoismo mais minha paixão e grande espero que aproveite um pouquinho abraço isis
@Joey J I would love to hear you in his place
Sanırım 10 yıldır sürekli dinliyorum, kız arkadaşımla kavga ettikten sonra ilaç gibi geliyor, Beethoven sanki benimle konuşuyor gibi, özellikle 5:28 de ''Boş ver insanları dırdır konuşurlar''der gibi,
ayrıca Georgii Cherkin iyiki varsın bana klasik müziği sevdiren adamsın. çok teşekkür ederim. I LOVE YOU BEETHOVEN➿
👍☺️
I think that’s the loudest applause I’ve ever heard and rightfully so! A very hard song combined with nerves and well the fact that it’s all memorized and is 7 mins long.... just amazing
Classical music is timeless. Even as time goes by, the works of these musical geniuses retain their power and elegance, always enchanting music enthusiasts.
Do anyone saw the tears of pianist in end??? Really it made us and Beethoven happy 🥺
Anyone truly know how difficult it is to memorize a piece like this? I respect the fact that this man didn’t need a single piece of music to play this at a concert. I would definitely need sheet music. It amazes me that he didn’t. 👏
I'm not trying to lessen his amazing achievement, but after enough times it becomes muscle memory. I imagine he's practiced this piece over a hundred times because he plays it beautifully, and every time you retain a little bit more. The memorization isn't the hard part, it's the playing correctly, which he absolutely did
Memorising comes with the practise, the hardest part is perfecting and mastering the song. Absolutely brilliant
That was magnificent. For those of us who weren't there, I can only imagine how much more epic it must have been to be there and hear it all in person.
Never heard anyone else play as good as this!
Valentina Lisistsa
This is without doubt the best take on beethoven's moonlight sonata especially the third part which is for me the most interesting part .
This pianist has given every note a bit of his soul wich made it even more unique and more enjoyable .
And i loved the orchestra as well .
Thank you all for this masterpiece and for this wonderful performance ❤
Thank you so much, dear friend! That really means a lot for me!
Wonderful comment!
The pianist in this did such an incredible job, props to both him and the orchestra for an amazing performance!
I totally agree!
ЦЕ НАДЗВИЧАЙНО ПРЕКРАСНО!!! Ви надзвичайно талановитий піаніст!!! Це найліпше виконання 3 частини Місячної сонати!!! Дякую вам за це! ❤❤❤
This is the best version I've ever heard. Perfect.
I do not believe! He plays without reading scores !? How does it !? awesome!!!
Greetings from Brazil.
I know I'm late, but when going on stage you should always have the piece fully memorized. It's improper otherwise
JHMusic he asked, how, not why. as a pianist (though not to the same standard) while learning a piece you can generally play it off by heart at the end.
With the many, many hours of practice and repetition one is usually able to memorize the work.
youd need a person to turn the notes for you becasue you have to be playing all the time
If he did have have the score, there will be 12 pieces of A4 paper, and 1 piece of paper lasts about 15 seconds and some of it is repeated so someone would have to stand and change paper ever 15 seconds. It would look fantastic!
After revisitting baroque and classical musicians over the years..... beethoven is the emotional genius, and music is not just theory but emotion too
Bach is also a genious but he doesn't touch certain emotions that beethoven hits..... pachelbel, vivaldi, corelli, monteverdi and countless others are amazing too
Depois que li tantos comentários lindos vou dizer que o meu não diz nada sou realmente leiga Isis
i wish i could play piano like you
lokesh choudhary I wish I could play piano
I wish have a dad to give me a piano and play piano and play the piano like him then become the next Beethoven then hate woman then go deaf then... Idk anymore, I'm just bored and tired, I do this when I can't sleep.
@@malllllkaii haha
Practice.
Funtertainment practice
How can human being create and perform this sublime piece and at the same time destroy each other? …every time I listen to this, start to cry but I feel humanity has been restored.
😢😊
This is by far one of the most brilliant 3rd movement performances I've ever listened.
He is amazing. I only recently discovered him. It's like the Spirit of the Living God flows through him through the music he plays and into our souls.
@@brucebarber4104 perfectly said 👍🏼
Think I've watched this video 100 times and I'm still obsessed with this pianist
You aren't the only one!!! He is really brilliant! 🎶
Thank you, I am happy that you liked this performance!
I've listened to it many times as well. It's brilliantly played and my favorite classical piece EVER!!
What an astounding rendition. From start to finish he delivered such a consistent interpretation with so much gusto and emotion. Definitely my favorite version of this movement. Wow!
Thank you so much! I am really happy that you liked it!
I was one day willing to listen Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Mov. but I couldn't find any performance in TH-cam which could quench my thirst. Eventually, I stopped in this video and I was fully satisfied after watching this... What a player!
I’m currently learning this piece and this is the gold standard for it. Beautifully played!
Awesome! Thank you!
its awesome the fact that he plays the music and looks like he is feeling the music in his entire body, veins and soul and transmit this feeling
Thank you! I am always like that.
I hear passion, pain of the soul, dispair...this sonata was dedicated to Julietta Guiccardi, his young student whom he fell in love...love without hope. She was rich. Beethoven proposed, but got denied. Moon sonata was named by German poet Relschtab for the beautiful 1st part. But its not about nature. Its an expression of composer's emotions and love drama.
I wish I was there to experience such an amazing performance.
How talented he is I wish I could play like him.
Thank you very much! ☺️
I've seen many comments about him being nervous. I don't know if he is, but he seems to be and this feels right, because he is supposed to be nervous. The title of this part of the sonata is "presto agitato". "Presto" in italian means "quick" and "agitato" means "nervous", "tense". I think that he is trying to interpret the music and he is succeeding in it. 👏 So no need to feel sorry for him. He is probably enjoying himself, so just feel the music and enjoy too 🎶🙂
Yes, in this concert it was my first attempt to play this sonata with orchestral accompaniment in a full concert hall with more than thousand people. I prepared to be focused as much as possible. Later in my life already performed this sonata much more relaxed, although the difficulty of this 3rd movement always requires the pianist to be focused for playing these fast and difficult passages.
@@GeorgiiCherkinparabéns, uma das melhores performance que já ouvir.
@@GeorgiiCherkin Congratulations! It was a really great performance! 👏
I didn’t realise this piece could get any better, until I heard how wonderfully the strings can enhance the articulation of the harmony.
Bravo
So beautiful ! You’re really a genius and the best pianist ever !!!! Speechless before your talent !!! Wish you all the best !!!!
Thank you so much!
I like nice poeple : -3
Best version on youtube? He played every note crystal clearly
Surely the Best!!!🌟
@@taniapetrova9977 That was a compliment. And it was indeed a question. Is there an equally good version?
@@nelsonlee3376 This is the only version with orchestra! Georgii CHERKIN has made the simphonization.There are quite a lot of pianists who play the Moonlight sonata but thousands of people prefer Mr.Cherkin because of his elegance and playing with huge passion! I recommend You to listen to other wonderful performances in this channel!🥰🎶
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Thank you so much!
@@GeorgiiCherkin Hi Georgii. Do you have a CD rather than a live version?
This man is a true maestro of the keys.
This is one of the best 3rd movement I’ve ever heard. Well done, sir!
Thank you so much!
Could feel the passion of Beethoven live ! What a performance ! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
my room is as big as that piano
You must be grateful to live in a piano...
So how big is your bed?
One of Tom and Jerry’s episode indicates that😂😂
You must’ve have a big room ;)
Holy shit. A Steinway that's for concerts is 12 feet. Literally my bedroom length too.
Incroyable ! Le Presto agitato de Beethoven💎sublimé par le talent et la beauté de ce pianiste💖Bravo et merci Georgii Cherkin
I love when the pianist slows down the tempo to let the orchestra helping him to bring the emotional to us. Some parts are usually played as quick as possible to be spectacular but this interpretation shows the perfect mix between emotions and technical demonstration
Such romantic hands !!
Thats why they are moving so fast ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Wow! Truly the very best of 3rd on YT ever !
Maestro virtuoso at play and immortal one of the kind Beethoven 3rd....
Keep coming to it endlessly...whole vid got quality and power of hypnotic addiction ....
Out of this world sensation with very fine Orchestra greatly enhancing sonic and visual perception of everything at once.
Love every note ....Bravo !!!
Passion reflects from the pianist's expressive eyes
The most beautiful version I have ever heard. It is not just virtuosity, you get feeling.
My most favorite interpretation of this movement so far!!! The first time I ever finished listening till the end! And I think the orchestra have done a fantastic job in accompany the pianist as well! Good job!! ❤❤❤
Wow, thank you!
Same!!!
Man, hearing this orchestra changed my scenery of Beethoven. It went from good to best
Meraviglioso, grande interpretazione, tanto studio e sensibilità di un grande musicista.
Emozione stupenda, grazie, per questo momento.
A most exceptional style of performance done by the pianist.
Surprised the piano didn't catch on fire, amazing performance!
I love the fact that he's just playing the song from his heart, not sheet music
Wunderschön und zauberhaft! herzlichsten Dank Herr Cherkin.
After hundreds of years it is still very popular. Amazing. And thats the beauty of it
His wonderful and surprise performance with exquisite skill is off the charts
WHAT THE HECK THAT WAS BREATHTAKING!!!! O HAD MY EYES CLOSED AS I FELT LIKE I WAS IN HEAVEN WATCHING THE LORDS ORCHESTRA GLORIFYING HIM. 😊
Thank you so much! 🙏
@@GeorgiiCherkin You deserve the respect your an exceptional pianist. BRAVO!!!! 😍
This is the best Moonlight Sonata i have ever heard. So epic! Thank you for sharing.
This is honestly the best playing I have ever heard of this song! I love how you can hear rhythm in it.
Thank you, Armadillo!
The third movement is really spectacular.
I've seen this video like a thousand times, I just can't stop, amazing
Actually any decent pianist (like 6th year) can read okay the notes with casual speed. But the talent comes from the perfection of this piece, it's so difficult in a way that actually no one can master it in less than half a year. It's a true masterpiece, and this young pianist is gifted
It depends on the experience of the pianist. It's taking me a long time as self taught pianist. But someone who played piano for years can do this piece much faster. Most of those sequence of chords are done as daily exercises.
his expression when the piece ended >>>>>>>>all
This has really..
CHANGED THE SCENE
The sheer concentration of this man is astounding.... it's as if he is physically playing but spiritually up with God... the power of music really is something!
2:29 is where change of scene starts
Finally a gd player comment🦈🫂
I'm amazed every time i come back to listen to this!
Beethoven would be so proud!
THIS PEACE OF MUSIC AND COMPOSER ARE ETERNITY. ..
Still watching im absolute awe. Think i have watched this no less than 1000 times. Its my daily song ❤️
I am really happy about this!
This is the tempo I like. Not too fast, not too slow
I had the opportunity of playing with an orchestra once and the feeling is amazing. Though it wasn't nearly as difficult a piece... From one pianist to another, very excellent performance. I can tell that this piece moves you as much as it moves me.
Everyone saying " he's nervous and there were some faults " He's incredible and do you know how freaking difficult this piece is?? Have you guys played it because i have so stop criticizing him and just enjoy his talent
Actually it was really a big emotion for me, because I was presenting for the first time my arrangement for piano and orchestra of the piece, never heard before. Thank you for listening!
@@GeorgiiCherkinI can't find any negative comments?
For me this is the best version.
The pressure in your face only makes it better. What a show, great recording.
You have my eternal respect.
absolutely gorgeous!! A lot of pianists try to bring this try to bring this at the fastest possible speed. This is played at a metronome tempo of 155. For me, this speed is the most enjoyable to listen to.
The reason they do that is because they play double time. The metronome for that is 310
This is my favorite piano performance of this. The orchestra really adds a unique touch too. What a wild piece of music.
Thank you so much!
Your expression at 7:09 is everything! I mean, it clearly summarised how the composition is hard and complex, but all the pain was absolutely worth it.
Fabulous job, I have visited your channel every day ever since I discovered it (so thankful that I did!) and am amazed by your skills and the beauty that the orchestra adds to it.
Каждый музыкант пропуская через себя музыку, выдаёт свою уникальную интерпретацию того или иного произведения. Мне нравится эта версия. Очень красивое исполнение: энергично, волнующе и захватывающе. Спасибо большое!
It's a perfect rendition. I can't stop listening to this. Thanks again.
I was looking for a pianist who performs this piece and then I found this.The first i hear the music,it's exactly what im looking for how it should be played to satisfy my ears.I love how you played it,and it inspires me to play and practice piano even more as I see you play the piece.Thank you for this really great performance!
Thank you very much!