Originally written as Beethoven’s famous violin concerto, I love how they gave it a new expressive arraignment so that the solo piano could also get an equal chance of expression with this work! It remains one of my favorites by Beethoven for this reason. ❤️
Wonderful.... Beethoven, being a "piano based" composer anyway, just blends the music in seamlessly.. That central section in the first movement, just before the reprise for full orchestra, is still one of the most beautiful in all music. Not so radiant, and withdrawn as in the violin version, but impressive all the same..
For many years I preferred this version over the original violin. Somehow it is more Beethovenesque and manly as opposed to sentimental violin version. Now I am less sure as some sonorities of violin cannot be reproduced or even approximated on the piano. Plus, I believe should the original was the piano version it would be more virtuosic. However, the piano version is sufficiently different from the violin one to be enjoyed on its own merit.
Wow. This is news to me! I guess music degrees are only worth so much... Piano part in the score seems to have been simplified somewhat from what the pianist is actually playing here -- unless he/she is taking some liberties.
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Originally written as Beethoven’s famous violin concerto, I love how they gave it a new expressive arraignment so that the solo piano could also get an equal chance of expression with this work! It remains one of my favorites by Beethoven for this reason. ❤️
It's Beethoven's own arrangement. See info under video.
@@bartjebartmans At Clementi’s urging, if I remember correctly.
That's why I said "see info under video".
Wonderful.... Beethoven, being a "piano based" composer anyway, just blends the music in seamlessly.. That central section in the first movement, just before the reprise for full orchestra, is still one of the most beautiful in all music. Not so radiant, and withdrawn as in the violin version, but impressive all the same..
I'm glad I was able to listen to this valuable recording.
(0:00 18:44 / 24:00 34:04 / 35:01 37:22 42:44)
(memo 7:50 17:56 22:50)
The first movement cadenza is absolutely bonkers.
The use of timpani in it contributes to this atmosphere i. m.o.😊
It still is an original addition by Beethoven himself though.
@@christophedevos3760 Right. At first, I thought the pianist is just hammering some lower notes really hard.
@@j.vonhogen9650 Yeah, I meant it as a compliment, just to be clear.
@@dzinypinydoroviny- Oh, I'm sorry! I thought you meant the exact opposite.
Great pianist composer Beethoven is .Great piece.
So exquisite. It’s beauty is intangible like the finest delicate crystal. It just resonates in my soul on the deepest levels.
For many years I preferred this version over the original violin. Somehow it is more Beethovenesque and manly as opposed to sentimental violin version. Now I am less sure as some sonorities of violin cannot be reproduced or even approximated on the piano. Plus, I believe should the original was the piano version it would be more virtuosic. However, the piano version is sufficiently different from the violin one to be enjoyed on its own merit.
masterpiece
love beethoven❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for posting this rare delight, and double thanks for including your beautifully written introduction to it!
Recorded 11-12 Jan 1999. Menuhin died on March 12, 1999
Hwo can one get access to the orchestra and piano sheets of this wonderful piece of music? Please advice ASAP!
You can find it on IMSLP
11:11 Contraste
Wow. This is news to me! I guess music degrees are only worth so much... Piano part in the score seems to have been simplified somewhat from what the pianist is actually playing here -- unless he/she is taking some liberties.
It is highly unlikely Duchable used this edition for his performance. It would be interesting to see Beethoven's manuscript.
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