Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 // BEETHOVEN
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0:00 I. Allegro con brio
16:30 II. Largo
25:53 III. Rondo. Allegro
The Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37, was composed by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1800 and was first performed on 5 April 1803, with the composer as soloist. The year for which the concerto was composed (1800) has however been questioned by contemporary musicologists. It was published in 1804. During that same performance, the Second Symphony and the oratorio Christ on the Mount of Olives were also premiered. The composition was dedicated to Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia. The first primary theme is reminiscent of that of Mozart's 24th Piano Concerto.
The concerto clearly outlines Beethoven’s creative path, revealing works of great value and confirming the creative genius of the composer. The third piano concerto is the first one to use a minor key and the first one that clearly separates Beethoven from the classical music. In this concerto, the composer produced a more varied and dynamic work rich in the turbulent emotions for which he was becoming known. The piano style was suddenly less ornate, more muscular, as if he’d decided that he didn’t have to conform to established standards and had immediately set about challenging the capabilities of the then current instruments.
The Piano Concerto No. 3 saw its debut three years after its completion on April 5th, 1803. The concert held on that day featured only Beethoven compositions. In addition to the new concerto, audiences would also hear the First and Second Symphonies and the oratorio Christ on the Mount of Olives. It is known that Beethoven played the solo piano part from memory since he hadn’t managed to write it out entirely. He completed the solo part only a year later when his friend and student Ferdinand Ries had to play it.
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To hell with your zodiac sign, which is your favorite movement on Beethoven's 3rd piano concerto?
all of em lesgooooo
The first
The Largo
The rondo
Allegro con brio
12:25 cadenza
4:13 Schubert's Impromptu No. 4!
I think that Schubert got the inspiration of this, cheers
Well, how would Beethoven first composed this piano concerto, and then only came out to the impromptu 4 Schubert.
Beautiful. One of Beethoven’s best pieces of music.
Nice pfp
Beethoven says HEHEHEHAW
Beethoven composing little bit like Mozart 6:00
But left hand sound like Beethoven 😉
Beethoven imitated Mozart in many of his works. It's commonly understood. Mozart was a template he really improved upon.
It is said that Mozart's 24th piano concerto in C Minor was admired by Beethoven and that he based it on his third piano concerto also in C Minor.
@@loveclassicalmusicalot I just listened to Mozart and it's a mess. I hear the undeniable genius, but it's overly complicated and never settles. Beethoven smooths it out somehow.
@@iamtheralwus
🤷🏼 Beethoven himself is said to have loved this concerto and go have said that he would never be capable of writing anything as good as Mozart's C minor concerto.
second movement is absolutely beautiful
Concordo
Indeed
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This is one of the most useful tools for studying orchestration, because it is easier to see where everything is ! Thanks much !
true but a lot of times when the notes overlap it becomes difficult to follow
Μεγαλειώδεσ στους αιώνες. Ανυπέρβλητο, απερίγραπτο, συγκινητικό. Majestic, unique in centuries, touching, moving, great
13:51 i thought it was Mozart who wrote this because of the similarity.
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it’s sounds a lot like Schubert for me
@@mase9308 Same
3:20 solo entry
That fugato at 3:05 is really an impeccable compositional feat.
What about 30:30 ? I love the part you're talking about but the one in the last movement is just incredible
@@benthepen3336 I agree with you. When I wrote the comment I was only starting to learn about counterpoint and compositional techniques. I even mistakenly called it a fugato even though it's a stretto.
The fugue in the last movement is charming.
Džin for some reason I find Beethoven boring. Chopin is more interesting and creative. He was better at counterpoint and harmonies
@@marshan1226 I'll have to disagree. I find Beethoven's music most enjoyable. But in the end, it's a matter of tastes.
Also, there's really not all that much counterpoint in Chopin.
@@marshan1226
Sorry but how exactly was Chopin better at counterpoint, ok Beethoven may not reach the counterpuntal heights of Bach or even Mozart (whose counterpoint is second to only Bach) but it's still great and definitely miles ahead of Chopin, listen to Chopin's A minor fugue, and yes sometimes the accompaniment in Chopin can be interpreted as counterpoint but it's still nowhere near as skillful as what Beethoven has on display here
Absolutely perfect! I coul not be happier for this download, and it has an impressive quality too! I hope you are about to fill the gap between 3. ad 5. concerto soon. G major concerto is a real gem of music :)
You can here obvious parts where Beethoven took inspiration from Mozarts 20th and 24th piano concerto but still fairly original
Beethoven's piano concerto No. 5 in E flat major please :)
And great work on this
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PianoCzarX Amazing
Absolutely great work I love this peace thanks for uploading
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Pitoshico
Best part to the end of the movement
Could you please do the Beethoven violin concerto in d major, Op 61 by Izhark Perlman, Daniel Barenboim and Berliner Philharmonic ??? This is the best version I've ever heard!
Amazing piano concerto!
YES YES YES YES~!!!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID IT! GREAT JOB~!!! YOU'RE THE BEST!
Que Sinfónica es la que toca, quién es el director y el pianista. Gracias!
@@karinamoramay435 Está al final de la descripción, menos el nombre del director
Beautiful!!!
Wonderful!
Great work
31:00 slavonic march
Oh man, i'd love to see Rach 3
very nice
I NEED ABSOLUTE HEARING LIKE HIM OR MASTERING IT. OMGG I ....
You are so awesome!!! Could you please do Mahler 2?
This is epic music.
Soooo Gooooood.
What more can you say?
Yea yuh yea yuh yea yuh
can you do MAHLER? i really like your channel btw :D really nice work
Could you please make a video of Ravel's piano concerto in G major, allegramente, adagio assai and presto?
that was wonderful.But could you please explain how you make your videos with such high quality sounds and accuracy?
Ador Rahbar these are real performances
Five years later but yeah these are real recordings by real orchestras and real concert pianists. It's really impressive to be able to just input all of these notes to match up honestly
Can you please do Beethoven's piano concerto no. 2 in b flat, that would be awesome!
Lindo
Can you make all piano concertos pls ?
is that the beethoven's own cadenza?
thanks
😂
did you find the answer?
Yes
Yes But... These Notes On The Left Hand Aren't Played On Many Performances [14:45]
Now please do Alkan's transcription of the first movement of this amazing work :)
Yes
I Made A Video About Alkan's Transcription. Check My Channel If You Want To See It
@@nachito2002 thanks
Mvmt 2: 16:30 Pt1 21:02 Pt2
Could you do Rachmaninoffs second piano concerto? You know which movement I mean ;)
If I could do it without butchering the piece, I would.
+PianoCzarX But could you maybe do rachmaninoffs arrangement of Loves Sorrow composed by Kreisler instead?
Yeah, maybe
+PianoCzarX Yes please do
Yeah, I agree. The quality of videos here is extraordinary. I'd love to see rachmaninoff's second piano concerto as well!
35:11 earthquake
That's the same piece of music that is on my tv!
Please could you make Beethoven's 1st piano concerto synthesia ? Please. .
^
Unvollendete Symphonie 8 by Schubert?
Please do rach 3
Best ending
Excellent work! Do not you think we need a little of Schumann in this channel? Please :)
You're right, there's way too much Beethoven..
Maybe, something chamber.
There is never enough Beethoven. Great work mate. ;)
Thank you!
Beethoven is good, but i need a little magic of Schumann ;)
PianoCzarX There's never too much Beethoven! I am very grateful for every Beethoven piece on this channel.
Nice work! But a little bit Handel?
Please!!! Upload malagueña and Andalucía by Ernesto Lecuona tutorial!!!!!
33:50 cool part.
how do your videos sound so good, my synthesia sounds really bad to be honest
Lhawga he uses actual recordings
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Hi
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I saw Stephen Malinowski uploaded a video with this music too. Did he ask you?
6:00
Solo piano? Pls!
Nice! How about Liszt's Rigoletto Paraphrase or Gnomenreigen?
At the moment I'm not taking any requests, so I have to answer with 'maybe later'. But to be honest, I don't even like Liszt
Wow... I am totally not offended by my favourite syntesia channel... ummm ehhhh
Please forgive me, Mr Liszt.
no no! no problem dude have your opinion
PianoCzarX Liszt can be a bit too showy for me at times, but Mephisto Waltz 1 is how I made most of my friends and my current girlfriend, so I have to give the man some credit XD
Sounds a bit like Mozart with those trills and I - V - I - V - I motif
1.В наале до минор дальше ми-бемоль мажор
2.Там ми мажор
3.Финал сначала до минор а в конце до мажор
35:36 какие приятные звуки дождя
15:34 ~ 16:19 made me to like this song
It's a piece
@@DaanLam your knowledge amazes me
14:10
When I hear 4:23 I remember my friend who is my bromance.
Can i suggest Schubert's impromptu op 90 no 3 :DD
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:DDDDDDDDDDDD sorry i guess i didnt see lolol
Does anyone know where I can get the sheet music for this for free?
Imslp probably
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The ornaments Beethoven wrote in were sloppily executed by the preformed at many parts, great video in terms of you work though PianoCzarX
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Can someone give me the thumbnail?
Third movement sounds russian 26:34
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Could you please take the orchestras parts away AND leave only the Piano playing that bunch of colors dont let me follow the piano parts properly
why do you want to follow the piano's part so accurately?
This is very unlike his fifth symphony. In this concerto, the best I can hear the drums is barely. In the fifth symphony though, even when the drums are at their quietest,I can still clearly hear them.
Anyone here cuz Yunchan Lim?
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