Beethoven “Moonlight Sonata” 3rd mov. Paul Barton, FEURICH piano
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2020
- ⬇︎Links to Beethoven MOONLIGHT SONATA SERIES posted below⬇︎
HOME RECORDING ON FEURICH 218 PIANO
Complete: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
1st mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
2nd mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
3rd mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
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TUTORIAL:
Tutorial 1st mov: • TUTORIAL - Beethoven “...
Tutorial 2nd mov: • TUTORIAL - Beethoven “...
Tutorial 3rd mov: • TUTORIAL - Beethoven “...
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OVERHEAD TUTORIAL KEYBOARD VIEW
1st mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
2nd mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
3rd mov: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
Complete: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
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Follow sonata (complete) with score: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
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1st mov. + CLASSICAL PAINTINGS OF MOONLIGHT: • Beethoven "Moonlight S...
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Beethoven “Moonlight Sonata” for Old Elephant: • Beethoven “Moonlight S...
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Download sheet music (free) from IMSLP Music Library.
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No tengo pruebas pruebas pero tampoco dudas
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Deric Ng originality at its finest
I seen this comment on every video of moonlight Sonata movement 3. Just stop. It’s not funny and it’s really old.
@@user-zn2bl4xr5l True
I legit thought i forgot to set the speed to normal
Pedro lol
Pedro bruh u knew the song was fast
@@smiley2505 it's a piece. A song is sung. A piece is played.
I set the speed to 0.5 after readed your comment
@@xdanielyj2557 song/music/piece are all the same
My music teachers always told me that if you played the right notes at the right time, you were 99% there. Such beautifully clean playing with a balance of emotion.
It takes years of exercise and devotion to play with such precision and elegance.
Hats off to you sir.
Edit:
I'm paying respect to Mr. Barton for his dedication. It is common sense that the longer you play, the more nuances you notice and apply to your performance.
It took you a month to learn this? Good. But if you feel totally satisfied, you won't go any further.
Ikr. When I play this piece, my tempo literally goes places.
It takes me whole year practice to catch up the speed, regards
See funnny part is I can literally read this all but can’t play it😂😂
@@luispascua5400 Story of my life.
Sneaky Snake 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
As a non musician the thought that is always uppermost is "How is this possible?", both the composition and the performance.
Mostly memorization, playing slowly and bringing the speed up is how most learn this piece. it is a very difficult sight read.
Just pure practice, practice, practice: For performance of this piece
And for composing: Ask Mr.Beethoven, cause as we say, baap to baap hota hai
To blow your mind even further, Beethoven has went deaf when he composed this, if i'm not mistaken.
@@jameschurch2441 sight reading this peace is might impossible tho
@@murilocontedossantos1166 Its not if you're good enough.
Its said that Franz Liszt sight read all of the Chopin Etudes perfectly the first time.
So I assume its possible.
I really like seeing the sheet music while he's playing!
Yes... seeing and hearing it does it all!
^..^~~
@@recklesswhisper Успеваете контролировать?😂
It's like seeing the lyrics while a song is sung.
А я смотрю на работу рук, она совершеннна!!!
I get easily bored without sheet music
i just love how i watch people play this piece instead of actually practicing it.
Saaame I should be practicing this because I have to play at a recital soon😳😳😳
Yup, thats me right now
Same! I feel you :D
@@Y33ZAURUS hi
Me before learning to play the piano: "Jesus Christ this guy is good." Me after learning to play the piano: "JESUS CHRIST THIS GUY IS GOOD."
@heli I really want to play the piano soon, but the lessons are expensive for every month
@@Ray-lx9ef The number one life hack is to learn how to read sheet music. Go to the google play store and look for apps that teach you how to read music.
You don't really need a piano teacher to teach you how to play, but rather to correct bad habits such as bad posture.
@@orb3796 Thank you for the life hack, i really appreciate it! I'll download the apps for that :)
@@Ray-lx9ef no problem!
@@Ray-lx9ef I disagree with the “life hack”, sitting postures and reading sheet music is one thing, but how you will move your forearms, wrists, hips, elbows, foot, etc. is another. Sheet music wouldn’t tell you that.
Then, there is an ‘interpretation’ and ‘musicality’ which can take years of developing, and those require a constructive criticisms from people with developed ears. Sheet music and youtube videos won’t tell you that.
I love watching your hands dancing on the keyboards 🎹
footballcoreano the part of the piano where the keys go is called the keyboard
footballcoreano no shit sherlock😂
100percent Successrate yes I would. And I wish he adopted me 😂
Are you gei
Roderick Clement wtf are you drunk or something?!
He solved very well a tecnichal problem of this Presto, the trinado at 2:32 and after at 5:10 with the right hand in octave. I have watched good pianists that dont get that very clean, because the hand in octave becomes difficult to do. Barton played both perfect.
It is actually not an octave. It's the same value note so you actually let go of the octave before the trill.
I used to go crazy because i have small hands and keeping the thumb down was close to impossible for me. Till a teacher told me that i didn't have to sustain the octave.
Gigi Pizzuto I can do it holding the thumb... big hands haha (reach about 10-11th) it sounds the same as if you don’t hold it tho hahah
@@VictorIbelles lucky you. Even to hit a 9th sometimes my thumb catches 2 keys together because I got very small hands. In the first movement of moonlight sonata for example many times I just don't play with the thumb when there is the 9th. If I play it, it's a fifty fifty chance to get a clean sound... Depending on how stretchy my hands are that day.
@@gigipizzuto4068 I totally get you😭😭 I always hit two keys when I try to reach a 9th
Gigi Pizzuto bruh thank you i thought you just needed big hands to play this part i was so stuck i just left out the trill 🤡
His hand look really calm and relaxed, when I see other people play this their hands are always really stiff
I wonder how has he achieved that
So so SO much practice.
I think it's an illusion ☺
Yes, lots of practice and also he keeps his wrists loose. It helps, if when working technique, a student feels a sense of suspension starting from the shoulders and through the arm. With my beginner students I have them pretend like they are almost petting/scratching a cats back. That fluid motion of petting helps keep the fingers from tightening or becoming stiff. At first you have to always be aware of it but it becomes an automatic sensation after awhile. Valentina is a master at this. Her fingers just glide over the keys and it allows for her to play at incredible speeds. So, just maybe something to try! 🙂
HUGE hands
He is so focused in the music he take wasted energy of tension and converts it to virtuosity
One of the best performances i've heard for this piece.
Couldn’t agree more Simon.
I prefer Rousseau
@@ricksanchez147 Rousseau is really good, however he plays as the score intends the pianist to play and doesn’t add his own interpretation which can make it bland sometimes
i agree both are good tho
@@ricksanchez147 listen to valentina lisitsa her third movement and then again to Rouseau. Then you most definitely notice the difference and you will not like Rouseau.
this song screams "practice your scales"
edit: ohnoo im sorry, i meant "this piece"😭😭 now i feel ashamed as a piano player😭😭😭
Hahaha Its true
I think these are arpeggios not scales
@@progrix7746 Not Arpeggios. Those are broken chors.
I’ve tried learning this song but can’t play that fast yet. I’ve learnt the spring sonata which has extremely hard trills and chromatic scales.
@@orgelfan1675 just as broken as your English
You know what is a masterpiece? When countless people continue playing your piece and is appreciated by generations. That is how you live forever after you have left from this world. Movement 3 of Moonlight Sonata will always be a classic among classics in my book.
Such a clean and refined performance. No tasteless mannersim just pure art to the service of the composer. I am in awe ! Thank you !
The art of a musician is to take the simplest of melodies and make them sound divine, and to take the most complex and demanding and to make them sound simple and effortless and from there make them divine. This is the art of a musician. Paul Barton is such a musician.
I’m Fooling myself into believing I am “learning” this at the moment. I started paino when I was 15 ish. I got fairly good in school when I was in music class a fair few hours a week. I was playing fur elise all the way through after only 2-3 months and then, moonlight sonata 1st movement, the pathetique sonata 2nd movement and some Chopin (waltz in a minor)... gradually moving on to harder pieces... but then I left school and never got any better. And I regrettably turned down lessons. But now, I’m up to the the first section where you hit the low octave 3 G#’s before the next run.. then I watch this and realise I’ll never be this good and it’s my own fault. Biggest mistake I ever made in my life was not taking proper piano lessons. If you’re young and reading this... get lessons if you’re not. I could have been great.
There is absolutely no reason to believe you'll never play MSIII as good as Paul. If you put your mind to it and practice, you'll get to a point where you're satisfied. And when you're satisfied, that's when you work to get to a point where you're comfortable. The reason Paul sounds so amazing isn't just technique or pure speed or skill. It's the fact that he sounds so undeniably comfortable playing this piece. Your repertoire is already sounding great so far, and there is absolutely no reason to tell yourself you'll never play this piece well. Because as a pianist who can play this piece and many other pieces, I bet many other pianists will agree with me when I say, we ALL feel what you're feeling, and it's a destructive idea, because it does nothing but put you in a depression and make you want to give up. Never give up. Work your ass off. Do what you need to do. Sell your soul; fake it. But don't ever give up. There is no such thing as too old to learn something, and no such thing as "you learned when you were young, so I will never be as good as you." Not everyone had the privilege to learn so young. And some of those people are phenomenal piano players.
I took piano lessons for 5 years but in the past 2 years of not taking lessons I have improved much faster than I did during when I took lessons. You may not be missing out on much.
Its easy to say that you will never reach a high level.
Its hard to devote years towards the craft.
Its never too late.
Im 15 and going into piano lessons! I will never quit, I think I will play the piano till I die.
Never too late. Just DO IT
The incredible accuracy of this at speed is quite something. All my respect.
wow, this is one of the quickest recordings I've heard of this piece, and what's even more amazing is that no polish or quality is lost even at such a high speed. This is truly impressive.
True. I suggest you listen to Horowitz’ version of this sonata.
Kassia does it way faster though
But still quite fast yes
I've seen some that top it off at 5:58
@@Ash1nerTV faster doesn't mean better
Paul Barton is the best. I love him so much!!
Bravo!! I've had some "ahhhh I can't do this!!" parts here and there and figured out my finger placement was wrong. Thank you!!
I slowed it down to the minimum to compare my fingering to his lol
the dynamics are perfectly set! amazing interpretation for an amazing piece! you’re an incredible pianist
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I've started playing about 6 months ago. This is me accepting the fact that I'm barely a foetus in the piano world! Simply astonishing!
I was inspired to learn this sonata when i heard it played by Walter klein in the 70s,on his romantic piano music album,i,d never heard it before,and thanks to you Paul i,m relearning it,l wish you were my teacher 40 yrs ago,it really would have helped,i did find a great teacher about 20 yrs ago called Iian beckett,he moved to Scotland,havnt seen him since,his teaching methods were much like yours paul,ill get it back eventually,,many thanks
THANK YOU for bringing back m childhood of 10 years of lessons. This was my concert Sonata at age 16. I tried to play along, but, boy! It has been many years and I could NOT keep up with you, but it was a joy to find this WITH the SHEET MUSIC! THANK YOU. I really enjoyed you.
Outstanding interpretation of an iconic Beethoven sonata movement. What an honor to perform this masterpiece with such accurate dexterity, tempo and passion that Beethoven demanded from his performances. This video transcended over 220 years of time! .
Love the calm efficient non dramatic technique.
The best version ever I can feel Beethoven is right here playing for me 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.
Well that’s something to aim for
😵💫😳😵💫♥️
Amazing performance. Dynamics in particular were the best I've heard with this piece.
Beethoven moved the needle so far that to date we still marvel at his work despite being over a century old
Right now I'm stuggling with this
7:05 It’s look like Chopin’s Fantaisie Impromptu (for those who know :)
Can we copy strike Chopin?
This is why chopin has never published fantaisie impromptu
I guess you can say that he was impromptu of this happening.
@@mats5328 I heard it was becaude it was very similar with moscheles improptu. Hear it, chopin fantaise improptu is basically a sad version of it xD
@@pawncube2050 Cool, but why did you @ me though?
Paul Barton Artist indeed!!! Simply beautiful
The dynamics and nuances are impeccable!
I learnt this sonata when I was 13 yrs old I have neglected for a couple of years but during the lockdown have re-learnt it - at the moment I`m working theough all of Beethoven Sonatas
his tempo is amazing
This is very well done! You hands look so relaxed when you are playing, and that’s hard to achieve. Great job 👏
Thank you, Paul! What a beautiful rendition of this sonata. I love to hear you play and interact with your beautiful young daughter. You and your wife have a gentle style of parenting that I much admire. Your family life sharing are inspiring and interesting and fun to watch!
This has easily became my favorite playthrough of the third movement. That Feurich piano... it hits different
Paul Barton...Bravoooo. Yo escucharé todos tus interpretaciones en estos días. Un abrazo desde Spain.
Браво! Браво! Брависсимо!!!
A challenging one from the piano repertoire. Well done Paul!!! 👏👏👏
omg, this is so stressful; I feel like I've missplaced my purse, left the stove on, stepped on my cat, overflowed the bath and am about to slip on the wooden floor while holding a basketful of wineglasses. 😬 Played well though.
Ive been playing for 2 years and I really think this will be the year I get this song done :) the left hand is so easy just play it slow for a few months and take it easy
I’ve also been playing for 2 years, I’ve skimmed through this. It’s not as hard as it looks but yes getting it to tempo is the hard part
The economy of the motion of your hands! Calm, reassuring playing the wildest pieces and lovely simpler pieces.
With pieces of music like this, Beethoven surely was a genius and a master of the keyboard...
Tbh i think beethoven is the greatest composer who ever lived. I dont know how to put it into words why but his music makes me feel like other composers dont
Fabulous performance...thank you so much.
Шикарно, вы умничка, люблю эту сонату🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Bela interpretação, parabéns Paul Barton você toca maravilhosamente bem !!!!!!!
Good heavens! This is literally breathtaking--both Beethoven's masterpiece and your performance. This monumental work is testimony of the supreme heights attainable by the human spirit and intellect.
Amazing 🤩
I’m in highschool and this is my new piece. This was played beautifully and I hope I play it as good as you 😌
I love the change in dynamics and the scales. My wrists always hurt after practicing this song.
I really love this piece. Very well done
This sonata is perfectly played. The pace was kept until the end. Good playing technique. Greetings
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I really love the ending 7:28 with the bass notes being sustained!
Enjoyed the piece and looking at the score. Thank you!
absolutely fabulous
Spectacular!
Amazing. Beautifully played.
Как же мне нравится эта 3 часть, благодарю! Хорошее исполнение
Clean execution...flawless..
Fascinating.
Masterful and mesmerizing
Magnificent!👏👏
The way you play this movement is breathtaking. Your a great piano player. ❤️👍👍👍👍
Underrated video! Amazing performance, great job!
Toujours aussi merveilleux, merci Monsieur Barton, c'est un régal (monique de Lausanne)
Thank you Paul .What skill!
A powerful and touching performance. Kudos!
wonderful skills and performance paul. thanks for sharing along with the sheet music. helps me to see how a master deals with the fingering and inspires me to keep practising...🙏
Beautiful playing.
Incredibly strong performance! Well done!
Ohh myyy - - the years of precision to develop that muscle memory !!!
After the 3rd movement, I have to go back to the 1st to calm down...
Me gustó mucho esta interpretación. Gracias por compartirla 🌞🎼🎹🎻🎷🎸💐👍
Masterpiece!
It´s the best version I have ever heared..., just excellence.
Masterful performance to say the least!!
Fantastic piece; thank you!!
I love how they have the music so I can play along
(But seriously, it's really good)
Absolutely SPECTACULAR!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing this amazing video Paul! Watching you play the third movement is beyond masterful. I have no words. You took me to a new dimension! WOW!!!!
Completely hypnotised 😵💫 I LOVED IT.
Mindblowing...
Thx for sharing such exquisite performance!
Que execução perfeita! Dinâmica impecável.
That was intense. You're awesome!
Great phrasing, Paul.
Uuufff mr. Barton esta vez usted se excedio, esta interpretacion es tormentosa, dramatica y emocional... me encanta. Yo generalmente solo veo sus videos del WTC de Bach, pero esta interpretacion es increible, le agradezco que la haya compartido con nosotros. Enhorabuena.
You are a God!! Amazing!!! Mind blown!!
Amazing!!
This is really impressive! I wish I could play this masterpiece
Phantastisch!!!👏👏👏👏ich liebe es!!!
Wonderful! Bravo 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bravo!!
Beautiful interpretation, Bravo!
EXCELLENT THANK YOU
Love this version, one of the best on youtube!
sometimes i can't help to wonder what kind of lunatics could compose all these masterpiece. Those great composers are insane!!!!
Brilliant.