Beethoven: "Appassionata" Piano Sonata No. 23, Op 57 - III. Allegro ma non troppo
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- Music video by Lang Lang performing Beethoven: "Appassionata" Piano Sonata No. 23, Op 57 - III. Allegro ma non troppo. (C) 2010 Sony Music Entertainment
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Wow, he plays piano like it was an extension of his body! It’s absolutely brilliant and fluid! Lang Lang is one of the world’s greatest pianists ever!
And also an extension of his mind too imo, the way he puts so much feeling and emotion into everything he plays!
To elainemeyer: Feeling? Emotion? Don't you see (literally) that this is an actor/pianist who's mastered the art of conveying these two qualities by sheer "employment" of a whole gallery of facial expressions and bodily gestures, the likes of which have never (or almost never) been seen on a concert stage? I should think that, by now, his militant, obsessive determination to be a "smash" with his ever-adoring viewers would be obvious. I mean 'painfully' obvious!
Feeling and emotion (and don't forget "passion"), as Horowitz wisely pointed out, should come "from inside, not outside." Good luck in trying to make Lang accept, or even understand, this concept. I don't think he's ready to fall out of love with himself. Give it another ten years?
Honestly what is wrong with people accusing pianists/musicians of being too "showy" and "dramatic"? Music is fundamentally an art form. Whilst all forms of art require technique, they also require expression. The purpose of art is to show.
It’s so true. I’m impressed with your comment.
A good pianist is a good showman.
Nothing's wrong with being visually expressive on the piano. However, there's a point where showmanship becomes tacky and distasteful. Lang Lang is an anomaly amongst pianists when it comes to showmanship. Don't get me wrong, he is a pianist with extraordinary finger facility and passion -- easily one of the most refreshing and impactful pianists of this generation. But I understand why audiences of Lang Lang have polarized opinions. While I enjoy most of his interpretations (including this one), some are admittedly low-grade circus acts when you compare it to what's written in the score and when you see him being visually overdramatic at the wrong times. While I agree with your comment in general, I think you're oversimplifying the point. People don't dislike being visually expressive in general; only when it's overdone to become distasteful.
@@Algorox Distasteful is subjective, and I can understand why some would think that way. When things are overdramatic, it can become pretentious, but different people have different standards for what is "pretentious". What I'm trying to say is to just let people enjoy what they enjoy, and to not set a certain boundary for others as to where "tackiness" begins.
Vladimir Horowitz.
Beethoven, the greatest. An ocean of sounds and emotions.
Lang Lang is brilliant! And here's how he would play the famous Toccata & Fugue in D minor by J.S. Bach. Hearing is believing! th-cam.com/video/W7pD4-LQb8A/w-d-xo.html
my favorite interpretation of appassionata. Lang Lang sometimes has questionable interpretations but the vast majority of his performances are heartfelt, expertly skilled and unique, gorgeous plays. for me he is top 5 pianist in the world and by far my favorite pianist!
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Agree with you !!
Top 5 in whole world !!
#1 in Asia !!
Agree with 110%
He isn't just playing, he's telling a story.
It feels as if the piano was singing. Amazing interpretation.
What a beautiful message!
His an actor
He had a piano teacher who told him he didn't have what it took to be a Concert Pianist.
Beethoven certainly would loved to have Lang Lang playing his compositions👌👌👌
Every time I listen to any Beethoven piece of music, I find it hard to imagine how he could create such thunderous, beautiful music. His music has enriched my life over and over.
Same here!
If I had a time machine, one of the first things I would do would be bringing Beethoven to hear Lang Lang play his pieces of music.
I would say Beethoven had made me a musical life.
Beethoven was deaf
He can’t hear a single note.
@@maziensna9178 Then, we just need to bring a pre-1801 Beethoven.
The sniff of the hand in the beginning, so professional
Masterful performance I am sure Beethoven would have approved👏❤💐👏
7:32-7:57 my favourite part,so grateful and beautiful
I didn’t think it was possible for this piece to sound that good
Impossible de jouer mieux Une passion dévorante ❤Merci Lang lang
@@user-ur6qr6bx3qparfaitement d’accord avec vous!
Lang Lang has amazing talent.
역시 세계최고 랑랑이네요 열정3악장 제가 무지 좋아합니다 랑랑연주가 약간절제미와 감정의섬세함 풍부한표현력 아주 펄펙트 부라보!!
This man.. and Beethoven......
What a pair of geniuses!
I love a lot of composers from that golden era of music. But my God, Beethoven definitely has a special place in my heart. A pure masterpiece! And what an excellent performance by Lang Lang!
My favourite is Bach, but when I think of Beethoven, I suffer terrible doubts.
2:23 magnificent fortissimo mr Lang ....Beethoven would have loved to play on our modern pianos with powerful sounds
Non ci sono aggettivi idonei per sottolineare la bravura, la genialità di questo grandissimo pianista. Grazie Lang.
Im not his biggest fan, but I kinda feel that he takes beethoven so damn serious, its amazing. Probably my favourite recording of his repertoire.
He is unconventional in his dramatic gestures, but at some point I start believing him.
I love his masterclass with barenboim, too and you can hear the effect.
This recording is perfection
I don’t mind the gestures too much, you can see he is putting everything into the performance. He is a listener just as much as you or me. Plus I don’t really watch him all that much.
There's something non-negotiable and absolute about a great artist, and that is his/her integrity, quite independent of what you call seriousness, or drama or levity. With integrity, everything else is just incidental. Lang Lang comes first, only then comes the pianist-artist. I haven't seen a more 'honest' artist-performer.
@@madogsioux5636 I completely agree. But frankly, everyone goes on and on about the minute details of the performer, yet you should just close your eyes, and if you enjoy what you hear, that’s all there is to it.
Cant believe people criticise him for his gestures and expressions whilst performing !?? If anything it adds to the artist and it shows how much he's feeling the music and giving the piece he's performing his all.
He is a true musician/artist, he lives through the music, he becomes music when he plays. It's amazing not only listen, but watch him. he is 22 in this video, when he grew much older, he became more reserved in his expressions. I miss it in older him tho
I have watched more than 100+ times since this video being posted. Lang Lang`s interpretation on this piece is just amazing.
me too. it's amazing.
Some songs were made just for Lang Lang. Can’t stop listening to this version either!!
I watched 30+++ times for sure
Same here. This is just perfect. Best I heard from him.
Keep coming back every week or two to get inspired (practicing this piece for the last 2 months)
It's dazzling, really. He comes really, really close to Barenboim. Sometimes his extra drama-which isn't correct, really, but which appeals, especially with such a passionate (no pun intended) composition-compels me to think he even surpasses the Master.
Wow, that final was incredible. Gives me goosebumps.
For me, Lang-Lang is still one of the extraordinary pianists in the world.....the all seasons-pianist !!! 😍
Lang Lang makes piano sounds like little orchestra :P Whatever he is very funny and clever human we can see it in masterclass. For people who play piano and understand what going on he is genius but haters gonna hate anyway. Much people can play notes fast but Lang Lang play fast and u can hear 2 different melodys with story not just like machine press keys.
At last, one can almost feel that rage and fury Beethoven must have felt at the onset of deafness. How cruel a tragedy to befall any musician, let alone such a creative genius! Lang Lang has brought us closer in his inimitable way. Thank you.
Lang Lang is great ! And here's how he would play the famous Toccata & Fugue in d minor by Bach. Hearing is believing! th-cam.com/video/W7pD4-LQb8A/w-d-xo.html
7:12 LOVE his articulation on these 8th notes, he plays them in a real piano dynamic which is great too
Lang Lang looks like having a conversation with the piano and the music. Amazing.
Lang Lang is brilliant! And here's how he would play the famous Toccata & Fugue in D minor by J.S. Bach. Hearing is believing! th-cam.com/video/W7pD4-LQb8A/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your comment/comments (how many it may be), your love and support , I created this channel to reach out to fans and you are amazing❤️❤️.
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An Perfektion und gelebt gespielter, nicht zu überbietender Musikgenuss, genial
Heavenly. My favourite pianist 💓
Probably THE greatest rendition of the the Apassionata ! Lang Lang is the Supremo where Beethoven is concerned. THE greatest living exponent of the Maestro himself !
Lang Lang Supremo... yes, not only Beethoven, listen to his Bach Goldberg Var. Lang Lang reins supreme in the classical piano world...Harvey P
Grande Lang Lang :la grande musica nasce dentro di te e tu sai farla tua per sempre ....
One could be absolutely amazed listening to the music, feeling its clear and expressive motifs, the pristine articulation of the phrases and the modulation of the variations and of course, the intense and magical use of scales, finally it is Beethoven. And all this could perfectly be achieved simply by listening in the dark, with a blank canvas or by closing your eyes.
But it is a person who plays, not just anyone, of course. He is Lang Lang, you can see the precise movement of his fingers, the subtle variation of position and pressure and then, you can think about how many years of hard training, how many hours of teaching an elite athlete must practice to achieve that strength. And control. How much sacrifice and reflection are necessary to keep the body and the music under control.
But the person, the performer, finally plays music, magically as if he could, and in fact can, connect his thoughts with the music and the author and make us play and enjoy the music by understanding and feeling what this music and this time mean. .
Thank you for your effort and dedication. Really Thank you.
Lang Lang is one of those Great pianst who can cross from the technical world to the pure emotional.
His emotion and intent behind what he plays is sets him apart form the rest. Watch his masterclasses the kids after it are literally transformed and have a sense of emotion whilst playing
no?
no he's not!
@@sashley6882 Get lost troll.
@@sashley6882 dumb
Not only did he knock that one out of the ballpark, he put it into orbit. That was great!
Lang lang un virtuoso assoluto ,in interpretazione DIVINA da far venire i brividi , GRANDIOSO , Beethoven poi e’ il mio preferito e questo terzo movimento dell’appassionata …..!!!!! Non trovo parole per descrivere quello che provo quando l’ascolto : fa vibrare il ♥️
Nivel Genio.
Uff... Mi favorito Bethoven.
Bravo Lang!!!
Cariños desde Venezuela 🇻🇪🙋🌼🤗
What happens between 7:11 and 7:54 is just out of this world. Lang Lang's interpretation of this sonata is without a doubt the best I ever heard.
Agree, Unbelievable !!
Agree
I also really love this interpretation
There is some coda compilation video on youtube. Check it out - something like appasionata different coda
He plays it just like Barenboim
If Beethoven were to hear this, I wonder what he would think?
This is a phenomenal playing.
Sadly, passed about Moonlight Sonata phase, Beethoven almost entirely lost his hearing, instead hearing a loud ringing in his ear whenever he heard anything. So can you imagine, all the great works past Opus.30 were written when he was deaf, truly a phenomenal man and composer!
Beethoven was said to have had perfect pitch, so he could hear his music in his mind. That is a gift in its own right.
@@phillipstrommer4668 wow, wish I had perfect pitch. I'm writing a piano sonata rn but like with my other compositions, I can't write away from the piano as I can't visualize the sounds in my head :(
@@LTD-Limited Бетховен бы казал..слыш ПОЦ..а ты крутой))))
В таком ярком исполнении слушаю его часто , раньше не замечала это произведение, но пианист смог обратить мое внимание на ЭТУ ЯРКОСТЬ, большое спасибо за исполнение !!!
Incredible! I never considered myself a Lang Lang fan until this. Genius! So good!!! Mind blowing
How often does the performance at this level happen. It’s historical performance.
Everyday in lang lang's house
@@user-fw6zn2yq1t His hanon exercises may be tremendous!
and it is even live event!
@@applepie10202 FFFFFFFFFFF
Did you mean "historic"? Historic is smth that has historical significance ;-)
C'est la meilleur interprétation de l'appassionata merci Lang Lang merci Beethoven!
I don’t get tired of this beautiful piece. Moreover, the breathtaking technique on the piano. Absolutely wonderful !
Thank you 🌷
Beautiful? Not picking a fight, but I listen to this over and over again because it is ANGRY. It is Beethoven letting release of the tension in his soul. He has periods of calmness, then off he goes again. Turmoil.
@@malcolmabram2957Beautiful and angry
Cudowna wspaniała osobowość pianisty.
Глухота Бетховена не помешала написать бессмертное произведение. .исполнение Великолепно!
I love how he seems to really enjoy the music as he's playing it. It's so much fun to watch.
The dynamics... Litteral shivers down my spine
Incredible interpretation! Amazing, Bravo! I imagine Lang plays like that even when alone by himself, for those that think he is trying to be "showy."
Браво, маэстро! Вы, самый умный, харизматичный, гениальный музыкант нашего времени!!!! С помощью вас, я с удовольствием знакомлюсь с классикой музыки! Спасибо🙏💕! Низкий поклон! ❤❤❤
Magnificent....touch, control, expression, skill. Thank you so much..💐
The sense of ritual is full and complete with his own charisma.. wth so spunky!!! Love it so much !!!! 7'15-8'21 gonna be excited and memorable moment in the music history
Lang lang? Copilul minune care se joaca cu pianul iar acesta, se buicura asa de tare in cat scoate cele mai celebre sunete. 👏👏👏❤️🙏
Люблю такое исполнение , такого качественного исполнения , спасибо Ланг ! Аппасионату Людвига Ван Бетховена обожаю слушаю часто.
The phrasing was perfect, every single note of it!
Yes. After tens and tens of listenings, I can't find one bit of imperfection. Sheer brilliance.
@Jose Maria Gonzalez I've listened to Brendel playing Mozart and some Beethoven, but not the Appassionata. Thanks for the reply. I sure hope it's on YT.
@Jose Maria Gonzalez Just listened-and realised I'd listened to it a long time ago; I think it's too technically perfect and articulated in too much detail to capture the fire that's possible with the Appassionata. I'll need to listen to it a few more times!
Agree
Rickroll?
Невероятно. Я в полном восторге! Вот это мастерство.
He plays the piano so smooth so beautiful mom mistakes.its.wonderful to listen somebody plays so incredible. It's a beautiful gift...
Quel chef d'œuvre ! Sublime, passionnant!!
This man is beyond incredible! I think I have never seen anyone play like him and that includes Haifetz, Van Clybourn,, Watts. His fingers are liquid and fly over the keyboard so effortlessly, they are fluid.
He has he hoed in these difficult times. 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻🎉🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐
Heifetz played this piece on the 🎻 ?
I love LangLang.
His a slave to his implausible technical abilities. Everything to easy, effortles, no struggle. I was constantly waiting that he would get out his phone and would play one-handed.
It’s as if when he plays the piano, he becomes the living embodiment of the music he is playing. People like to complain about his gestures and artistry while playing but if he doesn’t miss a lick or note then I don’t see any issue. If he was faffing about on a concert piano and messing up great music then we could all weigh in. Most concert pianists have to have laser focus to produce this kind of performance. The fact Lang Lang not only pulls it off but knocks it out of the park is true testament to his craft. The music is a story but he tells the story through drama, he doesn’t just ‘play’.
Best record ever seen, I see the passion and tension overflow.
Around 5:30, the looks on his face. It's like, "Get ready bitches, here comes the drop!" And then he unleashes ULTIMATE POWER!!
Lang Lang, you are amazing!!!!!
Absolutely brilliant!
Your hands like a precious treasure ❤️😍
Que Divinidad ver a este señor tocar el piano, que elegancia, que extraordinariamente BELLO, que delicadeza, que sentimiento, sus manos son como plumas deslizándose sobre el teclado, que sensibilidad, que clase que tiene, es una auténtica BELLEZAA, ENHORABUENA, por llenar nuestro corazón de ese sentimiento que el Sr. Lang nos transmite y nos lleva directamente al cielo. Muchas gracias por darme tanta felicidad al escucharlo Sr. Lang. Toda mi admiración hacia Ud. Sr. Lang.
❤❤
Oh, those magical fingers!!! And they’re still at it, 19 yrs later, he definitely hasn’t lost it, xxx
Shirley Hare 19 years?????
@@marshan1226 he was 19 when he first played this
A cHoPiN fAn ah ok makes more sense
This is my favourite piece of music. This is my favourite interpretation, bar none. Lang Lang, for all his showmanship and his ability to entertain people who've never heard a note of classical music, has nailed this. His virtuosity is here merely a tool to realise the drama, to convey the emotions to us, to speak. This might not technically a very hard piece for him to play, but he takes his own playing of it very seriously indeed.
0:10 Theatrics? Of course. But also, Lang Lang seems the kind of person who loves the music so much that he can recall the moment he understood the meaning for the first time.
2:00 What a great texture transition.
3:18 He seems to hush the piano by power of will alone.
7:34 It's a lot of notes and it's spectacular, but it's very knotty. So to draw out the conclusion like this, to make it brilliant and sonorous like this, is epic.
7:54 Bravissimo Mr. Lang Lang!
You'd like rubinstein.both are great .
Yes, simply epic!
@@robertwilson214 They have reached levels of artistic integrity and intensity that are seldom seen with other artists. Even so, there is definitely a difference of poetry and sensibility which gives each his uniqueness, coming as they do from very different societies and cultures, and even different eras. However if favoured by an understanding of the East and West divide, one would appreciate the uniqueness of each to an even greater extent.
@@robertwilson214 And Lang Lang's idol : Horowitz.
Lang Lang is great ! And here's how he would play the famous Toccata & Fugue in d minor by Bach. Hearing is believing! th-cam.com/video/W7pD4-LQb8A/w-d-xo.html
What is marvellous about Lang Lang, apart from his stupendous faultless technique, is his sense of *dramaturgy*: each piece he plays is a drama, a narrative, a journey. What talent!
I find Lang Lang,s ability to play a vast repertoire of classical music pieces from memory absolutely astounding !!
@@joandebruin3847 Not to diminish your comment, but virtually every professional pianist can do what you described.
@@joandebruin3847 All pianists (and most violinists) perform from memory. It would be "absolutely astounding", as you say, to see them reading from a score.
Its just increadible perfomance!! Thank you Lang Lang for this genius piece!!
Una pieza muy difícil de interpretar y él lo hace como si nada, es un GENIO!😍
Finally someone brings some real drama to the piano. I never knew what was missing until I heard him play. I have a lot of his recordings to explore but so far he knocked it out of the park 2 out of 2 times for me. (Also Chopin Scherzo 2, we’ll see what else!)
Now I see what all the hype is about...
Everyone else is just playing the notes, or at best the music. Lang Lang is playing the vivid scenery, the atmosphere, the live action, the pulse-beating human emotions, the inner thoughts and feelings and sensations the music represents, and bringing them all marvelously, magically, to life. We are not listening to a musical performance, we are there, in the midst of the movie of life being filmed around us.
You're right, I completely agree
Well said, Lang Lang playing is really underrated by most and accused of too much showmanship, but people tend to forget that personal showmanship was and is a big part of classical music. Otherwise you are just a robot playing a copy of the notes. The Piano is a dead thing, the performer is alive.
So well said, thank you for having expressed what l want but fail to express.
@@BingDwenDwen So true. I imagine that this is how Beethoven would have wanted it to be played...
I totally agree! Lots of people criticize him but if his fingers produce something that makes my heart skip a beat or even more thát is music because it’s touching your soul!!!!
His interpretation of the coda is one of my favorite. It’s like waves and waves of passion.
Yes, and at the close of the coda, he does a vulgar, uncalled-for, sudden speed-up of the descending arpeggios, disregarding the composer's direction, ruining the ending with a cheap, theatrical display designed to impress the audience. Did he succeed? But of COURSE! You think audiences are stupid?
@@richardvolpe7664 he did that on purpose. if you look closely, youʻll see he also slowed at the end. why would he do that on accident? makes no sense at all. maybe he was trying to emphasize those notes?
@@coolboy10600 Well of COURSE he sped up 'on purpose,' as you say. If he 'slowed' at the end (the last two chords), it was barely noticeable. In any case, I stick to what I said in a previous comment regarding the vulgarity of it all. The coda is already excitingly fast enough, making his "flooring" it where the descending arpeggios begin completely pointless and, well, stupid. You have to keep in mind that this pianist is irrationally obsessed with the idea of impressing, wowing, and "killing" his audience, no matter what it takes to accomplish this. And by the way, I'm one of many who've "had it" with his trademark, theatrical gesture of triumphant flinging his arms upward with clenched fists.
Face it - - he's hopelessly, deliriously in love with himself, almost to the extent that I loathe him.
@@richardvolpe7664 I mean I canʻt disagree with you. He did mess up those descending arpeggios as you mentioned. However, when I meant he slowed down a little on purpose, he diid it on 7:47. But I agree with, and I wonʻt agrue with further. However, you got to admit that this is the best interpretation of this piece anyone has ever seen. If Beethoven still existed today, he wouldʻve just as impressed as I am.
@@richardvolpe7664 His facial expressions are amazing, but itʻs not just that. He plays like he floats and ascends into the sky as a cloud. His moves so vibrantly. So in my opinion, best interpretation ever. Only Beethoven could play it better.
Before Lang Lang entered the scene, you had to SUPPOSE that pianists enjoyed themselves. With Lang Lang, at last, you KNOW that he does! I call this the Lang Lang Revolution... Thank you for that, maestro!
You're probably right - - all those other pianists (if I had the time, I'd type the names of about 30 of them) were presumably not enjoying themselves at all as they played. If only the LL Revolution had begun, say, 75 years ago. Then, with pianists gradually taking on the Lang "stage persona", we could've had armies of happy, smiling pianists, 'knocking themselves out with unbridled enjoyment as they played through their recitals.
Lang Lang is perfect
Lang Lang is brilliant! And here's how he would play the terrific Toccata & Fugue in D minor by J.S. Bach. You won't believe your ears ! th-cam.com/video/W7pD4-LQb8A/w-d-xo.html
This is the time Lang Lang shines. Although his interpretations of various other pieces may be of a showman, he kept his integrity with this one. This interpretation is rather according to score. Great job👏🏼👏🏼
@@richardvolpe7664 I’m referring to musical integrity. The only dislike I have for this performance are the descending arpeggios, but the rest is perfection. The visible movements are a little much, but not nearly as much as other performances. I can forgive him for that; I don’t mind, as the interpretation was excellent. Also, I used the word “rather.” That means that it was closer to score than not to score.
sorry, but you were really nitpicking
Genius & passion culminate in outstanding performance !! Lang Lang is brilliant!
Love lang lang interpretations - very inspirational
Currently working on this piece at the moment
passionate, yet delightful. Lang's dynamics control is more than I can dream of achieving
This is the most Beautifull performance i have ever heard and it is through headphones i can only imagine this live
여러 피아니스트들의 열정을 들어 봤지만
이렇게 멋진 열정 연주는 다시 또 없네요...!!
때로는 너무 감미롭고
또 때로는 너무 격정적이고 파워풀한 연주...
피아노가 아니라 마치 오케스트라 같은 연주~!!!
또 다른 무엇보다 처음부터 끝까지,
단 한음도 막히지 않고 탁 트인 (공명된)천상의 소리!!!
랑랑같은 피아니스트는 다시 또 없을듯요~😍💕
안녕 👋 사랑해
나는 당신이 잘되기를 바랍니다. 훈훈한 댓글 잘 읽고 갑니다 1년 내내 저의 캐리어 팬 여러분의 사랑스러운 랑랑을 계속 응원해주시고 사랑해주셔서 진심으로 감사드립니다🥰🌷
Totalmente.. opino lo mismo! 😜
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@@langlang7618, Perfecto!!! Desde España...Un saludo!!!
你是對的兄弟！
one of the best renditions
Hello 👋 dear
I hope you’re well. I do read your heartwarming comments and I truly appreciate your love and supports throughout the year's support to my carrier fan like you keep me going yours lovely Lang Lang🥰🌷
The best interpretation I’ve ever seen! And I like his passion when playing!!
I felt every note, chord, emotion.....powerful....
Epic music the beast beethoven and lang lang
いつ聴いてても素晴らしい
EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE......BRAVO MAESTRO...!
Wow! This guy has to be the 'Jerry Lee Lewis' of classical piano! Whenever I hear this piece, for some reason, I always visualise struggling through a snow blizzard on a dark stormy night - a fabulous interpretation of Beethoven at his most elemental best!
Wah Wah Wow!!! The Burner, the Hammer, the Genius playing the Genius!!!🤟🏼💪❤
Lang Lang jest czarodziejem, hipnotyzuje słuchaczy...❤
Beethoven is impressive music, magnifique melodie. Beethoven is magnificent music, and thank you that you played this masterpiece so well. I feel empowered just by listening.
Extraordinary moving, passionate, clear phrasing. No words more than wonderful!
A thunderous applause at the end of his play!
Bravo LL!
Extraordinary! There is only one Lang Lang! ♥️
Просто захватывает дух❤!!! Благодарю 💖 💖 💖!!!
A composer from the other side of the world nearly 200 years ago has music being performed today by a famous Chinese pianist. What a genius Beethoven was!
Best interpretation
He’s a little eccentric and I love that. I’m currently learning the Appasionata (at least trying to learn) and the more you struggle with the piece, the more you can appreciate world-class pianists who mastered it. They struggled, of course, but the result of their intense practice is what really sets them apart
Lang Lang is a genius and this is one of the best piano sonatas
Beethoven was a genius and this is one of his best interpreters
@Lechu Lecho nah chopin>mozart. I would say in terms of genius it´s definetly bach even though I dont like his pieces but he is the founding father of every piano piece we listen to
0:10 oh noooo.... what are you doing, you naughty right hand :-)
Lang Lang is a true performer.
Left hand
lol
@@moisesfuentes2627 No, this is the role of Lang Lang, so it's actually the right hand they're talking about, playing the piano
@@InfluxDecline from where you get that logic your highness
You make a history. I love this interpretation most.
He’s isn’t only good at playing the piano, he’s good at felling music
This guy is not only outstanding for his artistic talent but also for his tactfulness in human relations...