Beethoven Sonata No.1 - Paul Barton, FEURICH piano
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As 2020 the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth I aim to record all 32 piano sonatas before the end of the year. Beethoven 32 Piano Sonata Playlist (+ additional works - in Progress) • Beethoven
For those interested in the monitor on the music stand. I occasionally use a monitor instead of a printed score as I can turn pages with a page-turner foot pedal (I use my left foot) www.fentek-ind.com/page_turne... I prepare the stills from a PDF in Photoshop from a score I download mainly from the IMSLP Music Library. Where the composer marks a repeat, I simply add the pages again in full sequentially rather than try to pedal backward with the pedal. - เพลง
"I aim to record all 32 piano sonatas before the end of the year." Yeah! We're in for a ride!
Does Paul said this!?
@@chezbe in the description
YESSSSS!
If it's humanly possible, he's the guy that can actually get it done. It will be amazing!
OMG!!
0:08 1st Movement Allegro
3:50 2nd Movement Adagio
9:26 3rd Movement Menuetto, Allegretto
12:40 4th Movement Prestissimo
Thanks Kevin!
Paul, I may be a little drunk on wine tonight, but I just want you to know; I love you, I love your channel, and I love your wholesomeness. Your connection with your family, as well as with the elephants and the workers who care for them. I may not always comment but if there is a "rock" on youtube, this is it. Thank you Paul, you are a guiding beacon. Bless you.
PS:
Your recent video dedicated to five beautiful years with your daughter is the most touching, heartfelt thing I have seen in some time. I have shared it with all of my loved ones. I must admit I have felt more cynical than not this last month or so, but your transcendent music and your positivity is helping more than words can say. Thank you, and I wish you and yours only the absolute finest that life has to offer.
All 32? In one year? That's crazy! But then, you're the guy who drags an upright to the middle of an elephant sanctuary to play the second movement of the Pathetique for an elephant or two, which is also crazy. But peculiarly entertaining! PS - Can't wait for Sonata No 2 in A major, definitely one of my faves.
Ha ha, Nadia!
This is for sure a lot of hard work trough the years, but his musical sensivity comes from somewhere else other than just practicing. Thank you for sharing !
It comes from living life. Thats the other part of being a musician.
It comes from his piano.
"As 2020 the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth I aim to record all 32 piano sonatas before the end of the year." Brillante Idee! Beethoven geht immer.
I just relearned this piece since stay home order been in place, first played it my sophomore year of high school for UIL state completion and now im 21 reliving memories. I loved your performance and cant wait for more!
Ahah. Wait till you are 60 or 80. You will relive the many times you visited this piece throughout your life.
A month ago you your wife & daughter did a rendition of Moon River. And it was absolutely beautiful. She's has a amazing voice & your piano skills are fantastic. Thank you for sharing that. It's one of my favorite videos of yours. Be safe & well my friend all of you. 👍☺
Majestic performance. Well done take care of yourself.
Aweeeesomeee Paul! You really make my heart happy in these strange and difficult time
Светлый, фантастически одаренный человек, который щедро делится своим талантом со всеми! Низкий поклон!
Это не талант это гений, он эту сонату за 4 дня выучил по нотам , типо, как же он читает с листа...
Yes, James!
He does have talent though!
😜
God bless you thousand fold!
Looking forward to the rest of Beethoven's Sonatas.
All 32 sonatas.This is a great new for me. I am looking forward to each one of them
This is so beautiful, and I congratulate you for taking on the goal of recording all 32 sonatas by the end of the year - this is a lofty goal and you will attain it!
beautiful, thank you Paul, always feel the urge to applaud after the last notes. fabulous play.
The sound of the Feurich grand is something special. The room, the mic. The way you play! Beautiful! I would love to see a video on your recording process and postprocessing one day. Stay safe!
Thank you for the beautiful music 🎶 🌹
Sensacional !
Excelente !
Daqui do Brasil (Brazil) assistindo
Wonderful! Keep us posted on your progress
Absolutely superb piece this is magic to my ears !!!!
Just UNBELIEVABLE😍
wonderful! Thank You Paul🌹
Bravo !! C'est vraiment très beau. Pas une seule faute. Je trouve que vous avez une très belle expression. Merci pour ce moment
Brilliant 👍🏻 I love this piece
Love this performance
It's beautiful.. Thank you.
very beautiful👍
Thank you for your videos! New subscriber here.. you inspire me to practice! Love from India!
You music is so relaxing, I love listening to it at the of the day 😊 🙏
Amazing! ❤
Sehr gut , Bravissimo
Thank you
Wonderful 👏
I really enjoyed listening to the full sonata. Please play other full sonatas. 🥰
Mr. you inspire me to learn to play piano.
BRAVISSIMO.
Fantastic.
Wow!.wow! Wow!! It's perfect
Nice surprise to the start of a new day. The second movement, especially, brought out the “elephant” side of me: frozen in wonder! Thank you.
Well done 👍
Great job. Would love it if you could offer all of these (non elephant) performances from the overhead perspective as you do in some of your other videos.
Hermoso!, Gracias from Emilie fan :)))
You’re an absolutely wonderful pianist. I’m so looking forward to your complete piano sonata performances!! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! Cheers
Hi Paul, thank you so much for the great tutorials! Could you also do a tutorial on wrist and forearm moving and how to reduce tension when playing? Thank you so much!!
❤️All your videos
Excited to hear Waldstein, Appassionata and Hammerklavier!
Beautiful! Wish I could play the piano like this, or at all! lol!
You can! If u really like it and want to, do go for it, a teacher would have been best, BUT theres lots of material on youtube for starters and you'll definitely do well with practice!
If youre gonna start, get some portable stage piano like Yamaha which has 8 octaves. Don't get some shitty 6 octave keyboard with plastic keys.
@@Numberonesorabjifan , a Digital Piano, like the Yamaha P125 or the superior models would be ideal.
I like to see how you play the Hammerklavier.My most favourite since I was 5 years old.
Toca com muita precisão!! 😱😱🙂
Superb! Well done!
I do much the same thing as you're doing for my sight reading.
I'm using:
iPad Pro 12.9 1TB
PageFlip Firefly Bluetooth USB Pedal
Henle Library app
I've purchased Henle edition scores for the Henle Library app for everything that I play.
It's the same gorgeous score as the paper edition but much less expensive.
I love Henle Urtext editions.
After using the Henle Library app, I'd never go back to struggling with paper scores.
And my entire music library is always with me wherever I go!
You’re very adept with the piano, very nice job
Good expresión
Wow
Those basses bite hard! I wonder if it's the piano or your mic placenent. I rarely hear such bass in recordings, only live
Play on golden pond of dave grusin please.
how do the pages turn automatically?
Emmo 72 he uses a special foot pedal to turn the pages. it’s linked in the description i believe
@@maua2848 thank you
The whole sonata is Grade 8 Final Pianoforte Exam work from the Asoociate Board of the Royal College of Music in Britain in 1975.
Hi Paul, wonderful recording...... can you tell me, what microphone you have used here?
*Welcome From India*
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your notes are so clean and crisp and you make it look so easy! what's your secret? (7 hours of practicing per day)
Mister Paul, I’m with you in 32 sonatas of Beethoven. I wish you can play clearly.
0:00
3:50
9:26
12:40
👍❤️😷
heroic polonaise pls
钢琴谱怎么自动翻页的呢？
Which part of Thailand do you live?
Mmuükeemmeelll....
How do I turn over the sheet music?
Hi Paul! Can u please considérate the nocturne n. 9 of john field? E flat mayor (in some books its the n 8. But imp think is the e flat mayor) . Also numb 4 is beautiful . Why u never played field? Chopin took inspiration from him to write his own nocturne . Think about that please. Here the best version ed by Peters : ks.imslp.net/files/imglnks/usimg/0/0a/IMSLP70131-PMLP24011-Field_18_Nocturnes_Peters_6515_filter.pdf
what's the app??
As always very appreciated, but please too long reverbs added.
How does the page turn on that device?
The description of the video says: For those interested in the monitor on the music stand. I occasionally use a monitor instead of a printed score as I can turn pages with a page-turner foot pedal (I use my left foot).
BATTIS94 oh so it does....will read the description next time...thanks for pointing it out (and not rolling your eyes at me 😀)
Done my part two see u around...wow see u around thanks
What s the app?
I knew you were good, but not like "able to play all 32 sonatas" level of good. Holy shit
What do you mean?
@@chezbe like I knew he's really good and can play a bunch of pieces, but I never really knew he could play all 32 sonatas. Like that's a really impressive thing do be able to do.
It means he can play waldstein sonata and hammerclavier sonata as well.
@@muhittincankorkut6094 forget waldstein, he can play the last 5+ appassionata which is bloody impressive
@@muhittincankorkut6094 i think He can play every piece because he is a genius, he play on very high level.
Paul Barton, This is Jerad Campbell. I am the leader of the piano bandits. I would like you to join us
Hammerklavier, appasionata, waldstein, n°30,31,32 anybody?
面白かったです、癒されました、また遊びに来ます、カメの漫画撮ってます、高評価プチ🐢🐈🐶🐓( ´艸｀)
Trace of Bach .
Never heard a worse sounding piano. Horrible twanging sound.
"As 2020 the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth I aim to record all 32 piano sonatas before the end of the year." Brillante Idee! Beethoven geht immer.