Me personally fourth movement is easier just the polyrhythms between the sections which the right and left hand melodies are different. One is triplets one is eighth notes.
Nice list. I'm surprised you put Moonlight mvt. 3 above Pathetique 1st mvt. I don't know if it's me but I have a harder time playing Pathetique 1st mvt and making it sound good and having it flow smoothly compared to my Moonlight mvt 3.
@@mity1248 I know opinions are subjective, but they have made a genuine effort in phrasing, technique, and great musicality. I wouldn't call this amateur level, as a matter of fact its clear he's approaching a high level of profession. I've heard quite a lot of pianists on youtube, and this his FAR from ordinary.
@@kevinhuynh8752 no one is perfect but it is very good on an amateur level. If he dosent play on going professional that’s is pretty dang good. As someone who is studying piano professionally tho, there’s quite some to lack technically and especially musically. There’s a lot more than just hitting the right notes.
Nice playing but "level"/difficulty is a function of composition time. The earliest are the simplest and they progressively become more complex and technically harder. Nos 28-32 are the hardest (by far)
@pianista-mediocre Yes, I still think that Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement is easier. Pathetique has a lot of tremolos, a hard and slow introduction, fast runs... Moonlight has fast arpeggios (which are easy), some wrist movement (found in Pathetique too), and octaves.
I’ve played op. 2 no. 1, and that didn’t sound quite right 😂
Did play the 4th movement
@@OneSetPiano No lol too hard 😭
i was so confused the entire time😭😭
Me personally fourth movement is easier just the polyrhythms between the sections which the right and left hand melodies are different. One is triplets one is eighth notes.
Last level would probably be hammerklavier but overall accurate list
yeah, but I am not good enough to play Hammerklavier lol
@@evanding4732 you could just play the beginning which isn't that hard :D
@@santiagocaldeira7555 maybe...my hands are too small :( (maybe I will try some section in the middle idk)
Or 32, both are ridiculously hard
@@Numberonesorabjifani never found 32 that difficult
The last three are in a class by themselves.
Bro the Op2 N1 you played it weird
You have a wrong note in fourth or fifth measure, its c, not b flat- op. 2 no 1
Sonata No 1 sounded jazzy now :D
Nice list. I'm surprised you put Moonlight mvt. 3 above Pathetique 1st mvt. I don't know if it's me but I have a harder time playing Pathetique 1st mvt and making it sound good and having it flow smoothly compared to my Moonlight mvt 3.
Yeah, everyone is different. For me moonlight is also easier overall than pathetique.
A lot of missreadings here I think? Or atleast notes missing...
I suggest there are stronger sonatas as 30 to 32 and Hammerklavier...
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I HAMMER THE PIANO
maybe he doesn’t know how to play it
There is an impostor among us
Level1: no 19/20
Level2: no 1/3
Level3: no 8/14
Level4: no 21/23
Level5: no 28/32
Level100: no 29
Good
small hands gang 💪💪💪
Pathetique sonata is harder then moonlight but pathetique is easier than f minor It kils me
did you finish pathetique? it’s definitely harder than moonlight
Really solid playing actually well done!
Tbh is isnt rlly good playing if we are trying to go professional. For amateurs, not bad
@@mity1248 I know opinions are subjective, but they have made a genuine effort in phrasing, technique, and great musicality. I wouldn't call this amateur level, as a matter of fact its clear he's approaching a high level of profession. I've heard quite a lot of pianists on youtube, and this his FAR from ordinary.
@@kevinhuynh8752 idk what you’ve heard then. He’s not bad, but the first sonata alone is lacking quite a lot tbh.
@@mity1248 how so? It obviously isn’t perfect but it’s very good!
@@kevinhuynh8752 no one is perfect but it is very good on an amateur level. If he dosent play on going professional that’s is pretty dang good. As someone who is studying piano professionally tho, there’s quite some to lack technically and especially musically. There’s a lot more than just hitting the right notes.
Nice playing but "level"/difficulty is a function of composition time. The earliest are the simplest and they progressively become more complex and technically harder. Nos 28-32 are the hardest (by far)
Ok this is so mean but maybe play the right notes on the easiest level LOL keep up the good work
I didn't even bther looking at the sheet music lmao I just played by ear :)
@@evanding4732this is what I did and my teacher even exposed me by analyzing the sheet music
@@evanding4732time to learn Ravel Scarbo by ear
@@evanding4732 yeah, why would you do that? Just learn the notes and don't be lazy. You literally played 4 bars and couldn't memorize it??
And yet you played the first worse than the other ones
I should put Beethoven's 8 on 3th place, then I should on 5th place Beethoven's 29, the most difficult of all sonatas
Jesus Christ you are good
The beginning of sonata op 2 no 1 in f minor sounds like the opening of Mozart’s Symphony 25…
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First level would be no. 20
Lol there's a wrong note in the first sonata
Lol also a chord towards the end is wrong can u not read music or what
@@panapanagiotisbouras9268can u not hate or is it too difficult for you?
@@panapanagiotisbouras9268wow rude
@@panapanagiotisbouras9268im here to inform you Beethoven would literally not care
@@cristian9365 Just here to inform the guy he learnt the piece wrong,because these are obviously no slips.
In first you are playing wrong notes
A bit too loose with time and note duration on Op13 no8
I think Pathetique Sonata harder than Moonlight Sonata.
In which universe? Pathetic sonata is very difficult, but moonlight sonata is on another level
@@pianista-mediocre I played Complete Moonlight Sonata and 1st and 2nd movement from Pathetique Sonata. I found Moonlight Sonata easier.
@@mateussphilippi5029 I'm comparing pathetic's first move with moonlight's third (the ones shown in the video)
@pianista-mediocre Yes, I still think that Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement is easier. Pathetique has a lot of tremolos, a hard and slow introduction, fast runs... Moonlight has fast arpeggios (which are easy), some wrist movement (found in Pathetique too), and octaves.
@@pianista-mediocre fast doesn’t mean hard yk
Can you give the titles please
It’s in the vid…
you're good. im still trying to learn my first sonata (no.31)
31 as your first sonata is actually insane wtf
I would suggest playing some easier sonatas before jumping into a pool of acid first