Very Bach like in parts of the second movement and also a bit romantic in style. Gorgeous tone. World class playing in all three movements. So lyrical. Bravissimo Also some of the embellishments are actually spectacular
Thank you for your keen ear for detail! There is so much whimsy in this sonata, it would be a shame to play anything the same way twice!! Thank you so much for listening!
Sounds good, but this terible posture! Why do so many pianist do not care about their body? It will cause serious problems without doubt and it looks bad also. The head has to be above the shoulders. But I am sure you know that.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and for sharing your concern about my posture. I appreciate your feedback, and you're absolutely right that maintaining good posture is crucial for a pianist's long-term health and performance. I'm aware of the importance of proper posture, and I do my best to maintain it during my performances. However, sometimes, when you're immersed in the music and the moment, it can be challenging to maintain perfect posture at all times. Do you play the piano professionally? You must have great insight into this if you do. And if not, I recommend you try so that you understand the many complex thoughts that run through any performer's head as they are keeping track of their memorization, the music as it goes by, and their bodies. Best of luck.
@@ClareLongendyke I play semi professionel. I studied at the conservatoire in munich. Of course I am aware of the complexity of piano playing, but everything can be automated in the "right" way, also your posture. Every pianist cares about his fingers, wrist, shoulders and so on, because it is essential for playing. Especially the head position is not, so it is seems to be not so important. But you can learn looking down the right(healthy) way and feel, after while, uncomfortable if you do it wrong. Today we have more turtle heads than ever cause of the cellphones eberybody looks the whole day. Many develop a humpback over the years, cause they look down by bending the cervical spine forward anf that for hours every day. Most sitting jobs have to care about that and "learn" to do it right, otherwise you will get the bill later. So the straight back is most important. Not only the cervical spine, the whole spine has to be as relaxed as possible, means you have to sit balanced with a straight back. Rubinstein had great posture, looking down with the eyes, not the head. Yuja Wang also good. Sokolov terrible with big humpback over the years. Also Trivnov who already got his humpback at young age. So for the female pianist beauties it is probably also an optical reason, because it looks beautiful when you have a good posture instead of a crouched one. Beside that it is the healthy way to sit.
Beautiful playing.
Very Bach like in parts of the second movement and also a bit romantic in style.
Gorgeous tone. World class playing in all three movements. So lyrical. Bravissimo
Also some of the embellishments are actually spectacular
I. Presto 0:00
II. Adagio 5:23
III. Vivace molto 10:20
Very enjoyable Haydn interpretation! Thank you.
Thank you so much for listening!!
すごいです！私もこの曲を練習しています！
Bravo ！ I am Japan.I have been practicing this song You are very good!
It is not a song.
She plays beautifully
Thank you! And thank you for listening!!
Bright and elegant, like the performer.
Thank you, Manny! Coming from an artist like you, those words hold so much weight!
Gorgeous playing
Thank you!!
Beautiful playing!
Thank you so much!! So honored that you took the time to listen.
Bravissima (interpretazione molto femminile elegante e settecentesca ) Grazie from italia
Grazie mille !
Bravo!
Bei 1 min 25 sec ist sie eine der wenigsten welche nicht 3 mal gleich spielt sondern mit fantasie musiziert .!!!
Thank you for your keen ear for detail! There is so much whimsy in this sonata, it would be a shame to play anything the same way twice!! Thank you so much for listening!
2min 43 sec spielt sie nicht 3 mal gleich .
Brendel und schiff spielen 3 mal gleich . Also schlechter
Vielen dank !
Sounds good, but this terible posture! Why do so many pianist do not care about their body? It will cause serious problems without doubt and it looks bad also. The head has to be above the shoulders. But I am sure you know that.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and for sharing your concern about my posture. I appreciate your feedback, and you're absolutely right that maintaining good posture is crucial for a pianist's long-term health and performance.
I'm aware of the importance of proper posture, and I do my best to maintain it during my performances. However, sometimes, when you're immersed in the music and the moment, it can be challenging to maintain perfect posture at all times.
Do you play the piano professionally? You must have great insight into this if you do. And if not, I recommend you try so that you understand the many complex thoughts that run through any performer's head as they are keeping track of their memorization, the music as it goes by, and their bodies. Best of luck.
@@ClareLongendyke I play semi professionel. I studied at the conservatoire in munich. Of course I am aware of the complexity of piano playing, but everything can be automated in the "right" way, also your posture. Every pianist cares about his fingers, wrist, shoulders and so on, because it is essential for playing. Especially the head position is not, so it is seems to be not so important. But you can learn looking down the right(healthy) way and feel, after while, uncomfortable if you do it wrong. Today we have more turtle heads than ever cause of the cellphones eberybody looks the whole day. Many develop a humpback over the years, cause they look down by bending the cervical spine forward anf that for hours every day. Most sitting jobs have to care about that and "learn" to do it right, otherwise you will get the bill later. So the straight back is most important. Not only the cervical spine, the whole spine has to be as relaxed as possible, means you have to sit balanced with a straight back. Rubinstein had great posture, looking down with the eyes, not the head. Yuja Wang also good. Sokolov terrible with big humpback over the years. Also Trivnov who already got his humpback at young age. So for the female pianist beauties it is probably also an optical reason, because it looks beautiful when you have a good posture instead of a crouched one. Beside that it is the healthy way to sit.
Thank you for your comment,@@samothchipmah8808
Bravo!
Thank you!!