What I admire most about Barenboim's technique, is that he does not move on to the next chord/ note until the strings have reached the apex of resonance, just before the decay.
De mis favoritas y el Gran Maestro Daniel Barenboim hace una exquisita interpretación de esta magnífica pieza musical, patrimonio de la humanidad. Grande Beethoven, el genio de Bonn.
My favourite Beethoven sonata. I try to find something that I do not like about Barenboim here, but I can't. How carefully he tells the story. Great sense of rhythm , good emotional balance like what you can expect of a grandmaster. So much respect and understanding of what he's dealing with. A sort of "literal" interpretation, position of notes remain paramount, the best for students of music. Once more Beethoven's intentions are exposed with clarity. Oh! I could carry on but I won't.
I've spent the last 6 years listening to classical and only classical music each day not less than 4 hours a day and having listened to hundreds of concertos, symphonies, sonatas and chamber music but still this one is my favorite piece of all time for me I see the second movement has some really unique taste and feeling aside from the breath taking third movement, after listening to this piece for hunderds of times there are stills tears rolling into my eyes once i listen to it. don't know how but i'm sure if all the people listen to this piece there will be no more hate and everyone will start loving each other.... pray for my country Iraq :')....
emm hi, just wondering if you could please give me some good symphony or pianist list for me to enjoy. I'll be sooo grateful if you will share your music with me.❤❤❤❤
Indeed, this sonata is the best playing of the entire concert . Beethoven must have love it. The sheer and outbursting nature; life loving, the reminiscence , laughing and crying, all heard in this magnificent piece and its performance. It is closest to Beethoven dearest. I cry for Beethoven in this piece, not the moonlight. What a beautiful , so human heart touching Beethoven is. He is alone a possesser of half of this earthI -don't think it a overstatement !
Rudolf Serkin was a major influence on my exposure to and comprehension of the piano literature of the First Viennese School. His CBS recordings of Beethoven sonatas have stayed with me since I was a child. So, for better or worse, while listening to other artists' renderings of these pieces, I tend to think back to his treatments of these works, which ring in my ears to this day. Rudolf Serkin, in my opinion, is unrivaled. That does not, however, diminish my admiration for a performance like this, in which Barenboim's technical mastery of the instrument, his touch, his spirit of synthesis, and his wonderful expression are all completely captivating.
In the Embrace of Classical Elegance. 🎵🌌 The graceful cadence of classical compositions creates an otherworldly experience, transcending time and connecting us to the brilliance of musical masters.
Barenboim is such a genius at the keyboard, and his interpretation of this timeless, magnificent sonata has to be among the best. Don’t you love watching how masterfully and yet tenderly he caresses the keys with those beautiful hands? What pure pleasure.
@@emperorjimmu9941 there is a similarity but beethoven has completely transformed and elevated the melody to a new level as only a pure god given genius could...
Tra le sonate di Beethoven "La Tempesta" è quella che più mi emoziona. L'ho ascoltata nell'esecuzione di non pochi pianisti. Credo che Barenboim la interpreti con grande sensibilità.
Easily, the best interpreter of Beethoven this world will ever know! Keeping interest in that second movement is a greater accomplishment than playing any of Liszt's etudes and Barenboim does it...casually...!!!
I disagree. There's zero rage and fire in his playing. The meaning of the piece isn't exposed in this rendition. While it's beautiful, it isn't Beethoven-esque. At all.
@@Bellefaye_ no simply not possible. years and thousands of hours of work that he has done in the past, just not possible if you havent invested as much as he has.
For me, my exposure to and understanding of the piano literature of the First Viennese School were mainly informed and shaped by Rudolf Serkin. His CBS recordings of Beethoven Sonatas were embedded in me from my earliest years. So, for better or worse, I tend to refer back to his treatments of these works, which ring in my ears to this day, when listening to other artists' treatments. For me, Rudolf Serkin is unmatched. However, that in no way keeps me from being in awe of a performance like this, in which Barenboim's technical mastery of the instrument, his touch, his spirit of synthesis, and his beautiful expressiveness, are totally compelling.
Electronic Goat This renesance musik is awesome. I just lave it. And das is musik thet I fal slyp tu. And I just kent anderstund hau yu kan judge another people for not nowing inglish spelling. Seriously stop judging other people for not knowing perfect english spelling. I know 2 languages as my mother tongue, another 2 languages just basics. People from Europe ussually know more than 2 foreign languages and native english speakers make fun that we make some mistakes or talk too formal. Its the same like making fun from person that is playing pianno crappy and still plays it, but in the background he mastered other instruments. P. S. Your intolerance is like oxygen to me and I can't skip my first part of comment. Have a nice day everyone
After a piano recital I gave, many years ago, in the Conservatory of Music in Chicago, its director came to me and said, very happily: 'FINALLY we hear this Sonata played like this!!" Now, after listening to only a few bars of each movement of the recording of this performnce by Barenboim, I say: "FINALLY I hear another pianist who takes the same tempos as I did!! This means that probably I'm not 'wrong' as I Always thought...!" Ives Nat also played the 3rd movement not fast. Whatever has been said and written about where van Beethoven got the inspiration for this wonderful movement, the tempo indication is Allegretto. Best regards to you all, Geert Dehoux, pianist. Belgian King's Prize Winner, 1980.
Geert Dehoux everybody think on speed, they forgot the heart, interpretation it's mean feelings, playing is living, but 99.9 % care about the notes , and just the notes. beethoven said .... learn the notes and forget the notes.... I'm agree with you
To all those people saying, "OH this performance sucks", could you play any better, with more emotion, interpretation or accuracy? No? You couldn't? Then shut up. You have no right to criticise other musicians unless you yourself are a superior musician.
That is a stupid statement. You don't need to better than someone to point out a mistake he made. Following your logic, if a football player misses a penalty kick you can't say he did badly because he is far better than you are ? Of course not. I have no clue why someone would say this performance sucks though.
Electronic Goat Dude. You're English/Canadian. We get it. That's the American spelling. Geesh. Learnt that"favorite" and "color" and be spelled multiple ways.
I know what skill and knowledge it takes to play this piece, and I am in awe of Daniel Barenboim...I have heard many artists play it, but none other this beautifully....Bravo!
***** It is about Shakespeares play "The Tempest" - so after the storm. Beethoven did not give a title to this sonata, he just mentioned to his Biographer Anton Felix Schindler to be inspired by the Shakespeare play.
well played, great work, at the end he was right to have said "WHAT THA FAAAAAk not even a standing ovation? bye!" . for someone who mastered an intimate piece he deserved at least one guy screaming in the back.
@@m1nus1623 Why not though? I'm sure the crowds were crazy for Liszt or Beethoven at their time. I like classical music but the community sometimes gets a little too snobby.
Sombody once told me that the flintstones was based on the second movement of this. 11:39. Oh wow. This is really beautiful. Amazingly well played. It's hard to imagine this is what inspired the flintstones theme. A little bit of this song is in 7 Grandad and it's all over Siivagunner's channel. I didn't even know it. Good job, Beethoven. You were high quality ripping before anyone else.
I don’t actually believe that - I’ve heard it said everywhere, but it merely resembles it. Bernstein was inspired by the adagio of the Emperor Concerto when writing “Somewhere” for West Side Story
+Emilia Capasso A MASTER WORK of the MASTER WORKS!Una OBRA MAESTRA DE LAS OBRAS MAESTRAS!Dura unos 50 minutos, pero es GENIAL!!Ives' Two Page Sonata is also interesting. There is a colourful performance of this shorter work by the great pianist Shura Cherkassky on the market. Exito!Saludos, Geert Dehoux.
@@sethjeppson5680 you must mean technique instead of control. Control is deceptive. Voicing and phrasing are the most important elements for playing Beethoven behind technique.
@@orpheus1180 I mean playing with strict control of fingers. for example on faster sections I have a hard time making my 3rd and 4th finger independent
this last movement is really enchanting somehow....how can you not make music a god is a question I have not the answear yet..and this question always occurs to me after listening to beethoven always
Quale l'interpretazione giusta per una sonata come questa? Difficile a dirsi, senza dubbio una risposta più introspettiva va privilegiata rispetto ad una più eclatante. In tal senso, Baremboin, questo Baremboin, probabilmente incarna al meglio la comunicazione beethoveniana per questa specifica sonata. Spalancare le porte Beethoveniane significa spalancare le porte all'infinito e quindi a Dio. Compito arduo se non impossibile, per tutti
One of my favorites. Have it on a piano roll. First movement is somewhat eerie especially at 7:36. Having watched a number of scary movies, it sounds like a soundtrack to a perpetrator approaching his victim. Anyway, Barenboim's performance is so thoughtfully and caringly done on Beethoven's sonatas. Arrau's performances have also been my favorite too.
1st movement 0:19
2nd movement 9:03
3rd movement 18:09
Thank you !!
Ariel Gershon ありがとうございます！
Ariel Gershon thanks
Thanks
法预量 you’re a primitive person!
That 3rd movement my goodness. I can’t imagine it’s ever been played better.
Can we take a moment to appreciate no coughing in the background for this masterpiece.
What I admire most about Barenboim's technique, is that he does not move on to the next chord/ note until the strings have reached the apex of resonance, just before the decay.
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Exactly! He gives the notes time to say what they have to say - and they have so much to say!
Mr Barenboim was born to play Beethoven, he is the best!
De mis favoritas y el Gran Maestro Daniel Barenboim hace una exquisita interpretación de esta magnífica pieza musical, patrimonio de la humanidad. Grande Beethoven, el genio de Bonn.
Todo de memoria wtf
Buenos días
Magnífico Beethoven e Barenboin. Sem comentários. Silêncio por favor!
Maestro Barenboim, in my opinion, is the only one who catches the real spirit out of this sonata.
This third movement, though.
Your stupid opinion of course.
Barenboim is a master. Also listen to Alexandra Dovgan. She is amazing. Just 15!!
@@mcd1722 also great, but Barenboim is outstanding…
I totally agree
Grigory Sokolov´s third movement is absolutely my favorite on YT.
My favourite Beethoven sonata. I try to find something that I do not like about Barenboim here, but I can't. How carefully he tells the story. Great sense of rhythm , good emotional balance like what you can expect of a grandmaster. So much respect and understanding of what he's dealing with. A sort of "literal" interpretation, position of notes remain paramount, the best for students of music. Once more Beethoven's intentions are exposed with clarity. Oh! I could carry on but I won't.
I share the same feeling as you! Only Barenboim's version satisfies me.
I agree with you but I still like the Ashkenazy interpretation better!
@@susannekamalieh8547 Barenbboims better no doubt
@@shah144 confrontational opinions are recipes for disaster
same
It’s storming outside my window, and I turned this on....it’s brilliant.
its unbelievable how Beethoven continued to get better at composing even after growing completely deaf.
Genius like his didn't require his heating. His music came from within.
Bart Watts, he was able to compose in suboptimal temperatures, was he? ;)
Bart Watts I guess Beethoven was an enzyme working in a wide range of temperature.
Thanks.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven2528 O my gosh! Beethoven! Do you have an Instagram?
Thank you Beethoven. You always remember us that a life is a great thing and that it has a destiny.
Mне очень понравилось с какой нежностью маэстро начинает 3 часть. Это очень контрастирует с мощью и экспрессией музыки, следующей за началом. Браво!
Same
I've spent the last 6 years listening to classical and only classical music each day not less than 4 hours a day and having listened to hundreds of concertos, symphonies, sonatas and chamber music but still this one is my favorite piece of all time for me I see the second movement has some really unique taste and feeling aside from the breath taking third movement, after listening to this piece for hunderds of times there are stills tears rolling into my eyes once i listen to it. don't know how but i'm sure if all the people listen to this piece there will be no more hate and everyone will start loving each other.... pray for my country Iraq :')....
emm hi, just wondering if you could please give me some good symphony or pianist list for me to enjoy. I'll be sooo grateful if you will share your music with me.❤❤❤❤
I vow to DESTROY Iraq.
you are not alone... every time when I listen to this during 3rd mov tears just roll into my eyes not because of sadness but because of pure joy
Praying for you and your country. Pray for us too, please!
I pray
He demonstrated a good pianist always use the least movement to play. His hands keep the same shape all the time. Amazing
Indeed, this sonata is the best playing of the entire concert . Beethoven must have love it. The sheer and outbursting nature; life loving, the reminiscence , laughing and crying, all heard in this magnificent piece and its performance. It is closest to Beethoven dearest. I cry for Beethoven in this piece, not the moonlight. What a beautiful , so human heart touching Beethoven is. He is alone a possesser of half of this earthI -don't think it a overstatement !
Tommy Tô beautifully said
Rudolf Serkin was a major influence on my exposure to and comprehension of the piano literature of the First Viennese School. His CBS recordings of Beethoven sonatas have stayed with me since I was a child. So, for better or worse, while listening to other artists' renderings of these pieces, I tend to think back to his treatments of these works, which ring in my ears to this day. Rudolf Serkin, in my opinion, is unrivaled. That does not, however, diminish my admiration for a performance like this, in which Barenboim's technical mastery of the instrument, his touch, his spirit of synthesis, and his wonderful expression are all completely captivating.
One of my favourite Beethoven compositions.
Okay
@@kopek702 ok
In the Embrace of Classical Elegance. 🎵🌌 The graceful cadence of classical compositions creates an otherworldly experience, transcending time and connecting us to the brilliance of musical masters.
Gracias Señor por estos grandes intérpretes que nos has dado que nos llevan al camino de la luz del amor....
I've never seen this sensitive moving interpretation ! Bless his soul !
This sonata is perfect and third movement is amazing!😍😍😍😍thank you Maestro Barenboim!!
이런 훌륭한 연주를 언제라도 맘껏 즐길수 있으니, 너무나도 감사하고 행복합니다. 3악장은 연주 내내 숨을 크게 쉴수 없을 정도입니다.
Barenboim is such a genius at the keyboard, and his interpretation of this timeless, magnificent sonata has to be among the best. Don’t you love watching how masterfully and yet tenderly he caresses the keys with those beautiful hands? What pure pleasure.
3rd movement is sublime - only Beethoven could have written this...
I think he did...
@@emperorjimmu9941 there is a similarity but beethoven has completely transformed and elevated the melody to a new level as only a pure god given genius could...
@@emperorjimmu9941 there seems to be similarities between this and Fur Elise. Similar hand patterns, I wonder if it stemmed from that peice.
@@nfal445 agreed
I think some small parts of the 3rd movements could have been imagined by Mozart and Chopin. But no one can match Beethoven's genius.
Man that 3rd movement, goosebumbs everytime!!
Tra le sonate di Beethoven "La Tempesta" è quella che più mi emoziona. L'ho ascoltata nell'esecuzione di non pochi pianisti. Credo che Barenboim la interpreti con grande sensibilità.
OGNI VOLTA CHE ASCOLTO BARENBOIM SUONANDO PIANO MI SENTO ACCAREZARE IL CUORE......
Easily, the best interpreter of Beethoven this world will ever know!
Keeping interest in that second movement is a greater accomplishment than playing any of Liszt's etudes and Barenboim does it...casually...!!!
I disagree. There's zero rage and fire in his playing. The meaning of the piece isn't exposed in this rendition. While it's beautiful, it isn't Beethoven-esque. At all.
@@ryanturner8577 he still is the best Beethoven interpreter
First movement is a deep philosophy between beethoven and his thoughts
what such a pianistic skill this elderly man has. I love this particular piece. It is such a beautiful piano sonata.
This is my favourite Beethoven piano sonata…wonderfully played by maestro Barenboim …🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰👍🏻
Two geniuses at work....Daniel and Ludwig.
Le romantisme éblouissant et l’ âme fantasque de Beethoven.
What finesse! He literally breathes in Beethoven!
The MASTER!!! Barenboim is just AWESOME!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😁
The 3rd movement gives me chills! I'm working on this piece but I'll never sound like Barenhoim! Amazing.
I'm sure u could if u work hard )
Did you do it? It's been 4 years.
you misspelt the fookers name
@@kopek702 not barenhoim barenboim
@@Bellefaye_ no simply not possible. years and thousands of hours of work that he has done in the past, just not possible if you havent invested as much as he has.
This is soooo sublime!!! I have heard many recordings, but especially the 3rd movement....beyond excellent. He's really my favorite...
For me, my exposure to and understanding of the piano literature of the First Viennese School were mainly informed and shaped by Rudolf Serkin. His CBS recordings of Beethoven Sonatas were embedded in me from my earliest years. So, for better or worse, I tend to refer back to his treatments of these works, which ring in my ears to this day, when listening to other artists' treatments. For me, Rudolf Serkin is unmatched. However, that in no way keeps me from being in awe of a performance like this, in which Barenboim's technical mastery of the instrument, his touch, his spirit of synthesis, and his beautiful expressiveness, are totally compelling.
hearing ads in the middle of this was the most cringe experience of my day
If you're running Chrome on Windows... uBlock Origin...
Same !!!!
On phone go 5 seconds before the end and press Replay, now no adds.
Have a nice day
Magnifico Barenboim
Jesus, just use Adblock Plus extension for browsers. What's "cringe" is someone still seeing ads on TH-cam in 2021.
Pure incomparable Beethoven's Magic and Dani's deep unique interpretation
todas sus musicas son esplendidas para el oidoooo.
I wasn’t aware Anthony Hopkins had such an incredible musical talent. I LOVE this piece. Just started learning it.
Encore une fois, beethov a fait un miracle
Words cannot describe about this Sonata and the performance by Barenboim. He's an authentic genius and maelstrom
Finally a live performance where no one in the audience coughs
Haha
Ever heard victor Borge joke about that?
It was Valentina's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 right??
Simply fantastic. Hard to think that Beethoven became deaf.
Beethoven is great.
*Greatest
;)
@Bali Singh one of
@@ludwigvanbeethoven5176 Imposter!
You are all imposters.
Such a well thought and practical depiction of the nature of the Tempest this is
That third movement... so good
One of my favorite Beethoven Sonatas for many years now.
+biblioman Mine, too.
*favourite
Stupid fucking idiot.
Electronic Goat Dude. Actually stop.
Electronic Goat This renesance musik is awesome. I just lave it. And das is musik thet I fal slyp tu. And I just kent anderstund hau yu kan judge another people for not nowing inglish spelling. Seriously stop judging other people for not knowing perfect english spelling. I know 2 languages as my mother tongue, another 2 languages just basics. People from Europe ussually know more than 2 foreign languages and native english speakers make fun that we make some mistakes or talk too formal. Its the same like making fun from person that is playing pianno crappy and still plays it, but in the background he mastered other instruments. P. S. Your intolerance is like oxygen to me and I can't skip my first part of comment. Have a nice day everyone
After a piano recital I gave, many years ago, in the Conservatory of Music in Chicago, its director came to me and said, very happily: 'FINALLY we hear this Sonata played like this!!"
Now, after listening to only a few bars of each movement of the recording of this performnce by Barenboim, I say: "FINALLY I hear another pianist who takes the same tempos as I did!! This means that probably I'm not 'wrong' as I Always thought...!"
Ives Nat also played the 3rd movement not fast.
Whatever has been said and written about where van Beethoven got the inspiration for this wonderful movement, the tempo indication is Allegretto.
Best regards to you all,
Geert Dehoux, pianist.
Belgian King's Prize Winner, 1980.
Geert Dehoux yup this Tempo I think suits the theme of the sonata the best . Just like many people played the waldstein 3rd too fast .
Geert Dehoux everybody think on speed, they forgot the heart, interpretation it's mean feelings, playing is living, but 99.9 % care about the notes , and just the notes.
beethoven said .... learn the notes and forget the notes....
I'm agree with you
I fully agree!
"Interpretation means feelings": very well said, I'll keep that in mind!Thanks and regards,
Geert Dehoux, pianist.
There is literally nothing wrong with this tempo. it's excellent
To all those people saying, "OH this performance sucks", could you play any better, with more emotion, interpretation or accuracy? No? You couldn't? Then shut up. You have no right to criticise other musicians unless you yourself are a superior musician.
even being a superior musician (something that would be strange taking about Baremboim)
That is a stupid statement. You don't need to better than someone to point out a mistake he made. Following your logic, if a football player misses a penalty kick you can't say he did badly because he is far better than you are ? Of course not.
I have no clue why someone would say this performance sucks though.
18:10 3rd movement. My favorite part
me too
*favourite
Stupid fucking idiot.
Electronic Goat Dude. You're English/Canadian. We get it. That's the American spelling. Geesh. Learnt that"favorite" and "color" and be spelled multiple ways.
Anna Chen True lmao
@Electronic Goat Take some meds, dude, and chillax!
Я Вам Безмерно Благодарна!!!!!!! Если бы ещё был Бы , Бетховен Жив....
3rd movement the pure joy... I only want to cry
yeah ~…😢🥺
So uplifting. So beautiful. Makes you feel like you can Accomplish anything.
I know what skill and knowledge it takes to play this piece, and I am in awe of Daniel Barenboim...I have heard many artists play it, but none other this beautifully....Bravo!
Amazing interpretation by Maestro Barenboim
You really feel when the tempest is going to come .Very very melodious !!!!!!!
***** It is about Shakespeares play "The Tempest" - so after the storm.
Beethoven did not give a title to this sonata, he just mentioned to his Biographer Anton Felix Schindler to be inspired by the Shakespeare play.
Abodeo Bogde thank you for that.
+Abodeo Bogde I have to also point out that many modern scholars believe that is a make up story
Aozora Bsl
That's right, but the point is, there is definitely no title given by Beethoven.
+Abodeo Bogde It seems only "Das Lebewohl" (Opus 81a) and "Hammerklavier" (Opus 106) are names given by van Beethoven himself.
what an amazing performance !!
the 3rd movement is something from another world
well played, great work, at the end he was right to have said "WHAT THA FAAAAAk not even a standing ovation? bye!" . for someone who mastered an intimate piece he deserved at least one guy screaming in the back.
TasINTevin ypu don’t do a standing ovation in the middle of a concert.. You wait until the end.....
This one wasn't the last piece on the program.
You shouldn't do the standing ovation or screaming at the concert, that is not polite
@@m1nus1623 Why not though? I'm sure the crowds were crazy for Liszt or Beethoven at their time. I like classical music but the community sometimes gets a little too snobby.
@@makaan699 yes that's true, don't get discouraged by that lol.
J’ai toujours pensé que tout finirait trop vite, j’en ai profité comme je ne l’avais jamais imaginé.
Que don más hermoso, mil gracias por compartirlo con el mundo
Barenboims demütige Lyrik vor allem in den langsamen Sätzen der Beethovensonaten ist faszinierend und ergreifend.
Love the melody in the b section of the 2nd movement..
+ZionAfuang Yes, what a simplicity!
+ZionAfuang I suppose you also love Schubert's wonderful slow movements.Regards.
WILMAAAA
Obra Maestra de Beethoven. Gracias por la interpretación Daniel Barenboim!
Amazing! I like his tempo in 3rd movement.
Sombody once told me that the flintstones was based on the second movement of this.
11:39.
Oh wow.
This is really beautiful. Amazingly well played.
It's hard to imagine this is what inspired the flintstones theme. A little bit of this song is in 7 Grandad and it's all over Siivagunner's channel. I didn't even know it.
Good job, Beethoven. You were high quality ripping before anyone else.
I don’t actually believe that - I’ve heard it said everywhere, but it merely resembles it.
Bernstein was inspired by the adagio of the Emperor Concerto when writing “Somewhere” for West Side Story
Flintstones was Charlie Parker, bud. Nice try!
Flintstones was Rhythm Changes by Gershwin and half of Bebop repertoire
@@christopherpi2010 Oh Wow, and here I am giving bebop artists too much credit, thanks fer the tip, now 'I Got Rhythm'!
One word. Underrated
for me the best sonata of all the time...
I don't really like Barenboim but I appreciate this song especially the first movement. About the third one I prefer kempff or lisitsa that's it
+Sergio Ramos I agree.
+Emilia Capasso "Better" than Charles Ives' Concord Sonata ?!
I don't know it...
+Emilia Capasso A MASTER WORK of the MASTER WORKS!Una OBRA MAESTRA DE LAS OBRAS MAESTRAS!Dura unos 50 minutos, pero es GENIAL!!Ives' Two Page Sonata is also interesting.
There is a colourful performance of this shorter work by the great pianist Shura Cherkassky on the market.
Exito!Saludos,
Geert Dehoux.
I’ve never heard any other pianist accent the opening descending line the way he does
I can't stop crying...so beautiful!!💖
My bald man won't stop crying to this either. Top notch shit!
Quá hay! Tác phẩm tuyệt vời được trình diễn theo cách tuyệt vời.
The Second movement so FANTASTIC I can’t.........🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🥰
I started playing the piano when I was six. When I'm older, I hope I can play it just like him 😃
That is a great goal! This is not an impossible sonata..in fact, it is pretty playable. Keep working hard and you can get there!
Hardest part about the sonata is the emotion in my opinion
I'm learning it right now. very doable as long as you make sure to have good control so you can play with good sound
@@sethjeppson5680 you must mean technique instead of control. Control is deceptive. Voicing and phrasing are the most important elements for playing Beethoven behind technique.
@@orpheus1180 I mean playing with strict control of fingers. for example on faster sections I have a hard time making my 3rd and 4th finger independent
Love the second movement.
I love Barenboim! I love Beethoven!
this last movement is really enchanting somehow....how can you not make music a god is a question I have not the answear yet..and this question always occurs to me after listening to beethoven always
What a wonderful version. Thank you, Mister Barenboim! And thank you, OndaCC! :-)
OMG so flawlessly and beautifully played
WHO CAN DISLIKE THIS?!??! IT'S WONDERFUL!
+Liliana Di Battista Many people do, 'cause we're living in a TOTALLY MAD world!!
My girlfriend :/
the fetty wap fans
+Gaurav Cheema don't be snobbish
Hylas Maliki k babe
Amazing sounds and my favorite movement is number one the sound was amazing
Excellent performance.
Bravo Mr. Barenboim!
Maestro BAREMBOIM SOS MI BEETHOVEN
my favorite composers:
1. mozart .
2. chopin .
3. beethoven .
4. liszt .
5. rachmaninouv .
6. bach .
7. haydn .
8. vivaldi .
9. shubert .
10. no one .
😅❤
А Чайковский П. И.?!!!🌹🌹🌹!😊
Wonderful, best version I've ever heard...
Сладостное звукоизвлечение, высокое мастерство, неповторимый талант.
the third movement is so beautiful
Quale l'interpretazione giusta per una sonata come questa? Difficile a dirsi, senza dubbio una risposta più introspettiva va privilegiata rispetto ad una più eclatante. In tal senso, Baremboin, questo Baremboin, probabilmente incarna al meglio la comunicazione beethoveniana per questa specifica sonata. Spalancare le porte Beethoveniane significa spalancare le porte all'infinito e quindi a Dio. Compito arduo se non impossibile, per tutti
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E un dio del piano cosí dico quest’ateo
Sokolov
One of my favorites. Have it on a piano roll. First movement is somewhat eerie especially at 7:36. Having watched a number of scary movies, it sounds like a soundtrack to a perpetrator approaching his victim. Anyway, Barenboim's performance is so thoughtfully and caringly done on Beethoven's sonatas. Arrau's performances have also been my favorite too.
Thank You, thank You, thank You Sir ! Is just perfect performance ! Great !
18:19 In the stillness after the 'Tempest', the clouds cleared and the effort on the pinnacle fell on the Stage.
the last part of the tempest os not a tempest it is the settling of the storm with some strong wind in between
Ad in the middle of a stellar performance. BOOOOO!
GODDAMN ADS!!!!!!!!!!! I WOULD RATHER A CELL PHONE RING
Treeliner Actual Or the audience cough loudly
Can you imagine doing all 32 for audio and film... and getting 32/32 perfect? Unreal
Great performance, and nicely filmed.
Brilla TÚ BEETHOVEN POR SIEMPRE.GENIOS.TODOS SEGUISTE COMPONIEND SORDO.J'ETAIME
Maravillosa interpretación del maestro Baremboin
His hands are so BEAUTIFUL