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11:02 such a brilliantly timed and arranged repetition. It knocks me off my feet everytime.

Great performance

The first movement made me feel like I had traveled back in time from the Romantic style back to the Baroque and Classical eras

I prefer either of the two Ashkenazy versions (Vladimir or Vovka); much better musical direction. This version, although excellently played, keeps losing musical energy. ruclips.net/video/_3TqhZlRiCo/видео.htmlsi=WKsboLqNc92lbLbp

1:37 It should be C natural and the pianist played C# (bar number 6).

This is the best performance, Schiff played part of it also at the begining of his film on Schubert, where the sound is better - ruclips.net/video/G4R-qf6E7XI/видео.html

amazed how many times beethoven re-used some themes from his piano sonatas, very cool stuff!

The Emerson really knocks this outta the park. Yet another work of super genius by our beloved Lvan B - "Eliminating Amateurs Since 1785".

Listening and reading the score is a wonderful workout for the brain. Lovely performance; perfect phrasing!

Спасибо!

Спасибо!

beethoven

Is this 442? Why it sounds so high. Can someone answer me

I'm literally told to play this and now on second page going insane. Lol.

brilliant !

Wannauchimmer ich ein Lied von Schubert höre denke ich an den charmanten alten Österreichischen Film "Leise flehen meine Lieder".

Even this simple work is wonderful

This is 1 of my compositions ruclips.net/video/bhx_Y_G5_gw/видео.html

was this composed by chiopin？　　its like beathoben. my tastes sound

I woke up now, such a nice and excellent player

6:06 The chords fits the piece so perfectly!

20:30 :)

Estou feliz por poder ouvir.

Gytgdss 😅

My dear friend had this playing at his funeral, along with a piece from Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker (Op.71, TH.14 / Act 2: No. 14c Pas de deux), and Piano Concerto No.2 (Rachmaninoff). He had a full orchestra in a cathedral, even though he wasn't religious. He likes these three Russians, as he would call them. "The golden trio." He was an exceptional young fellow, a gentleman. Always dapper, always spoke well, and read a lot too. He was 19 at the age of death, and he knew it was about to happen. Handled it very stoic. When people came around, he asked "Have they swept away the gravel?" (After winter). Or "Did the postman come as usual today?" He knew we all were in grief, but somehow I think he enjoyed it. But the funeral was splendid, he had structured the songs in a particular order, first the Piano Trio (haunting violin tragedy), then this, and lastly Piano Concerto. He made someone read from the Illiad and some own poems. One of them was: We leave nothing to this world. Our life is for ourselves. And another one about a love of his, I don't know whom: So you look out for the stars Pay attention to the birds And the oceans And hope to glimpse her there And that constant hope Becomes you very reality. He had so many friends you never thought about. It was us at his age, from school and childhood. But then there were people all around the world. Young as old. Men, women. He had a dozen people flying in from Italy that I never knew existed. And they all had such beautiful stories about him. There was a girl too, from the west coast. She loved him uncontrollably, and I knew this would never end for her. For me, the whole thing was so beautiful I wanted to die too.

bro help I'm originally from violin nation, 11 years strong, but I recently volunteered to be shipped off to viola land and now I have to play this piece (specifically the first movement) when I can barely read alto clef 😭

Tears to my eyes. Love, longing, searching and finding rest for one's soul.

Somebody's tipping his hat to Mozart here...

Again our beloved LvB eliminates amateurs in the first 20 seconds of this piece. Emerson plays it like it's easy.

Masterpiece.

Perfect.how can I get this sheet for music

בסיום דנטלי עדין ארוך לשבת קודש בסיום 1 לה''.

Who are the three players?

Il nervosismo ritmico si accompagna a una sperimentazione cromatica che lascia intravvedere orizzonti lontani. Beethoven avrebbe potuto comporre musica ancora più raffinata e complessa: non lo ha fatto, perché sarebbe risultata ineseguibile e troppo avanzata rispetto al gusto del pubblico.

Lt. Cmdr. Darren brought me here.

Fantastic piece and great interpretation. Bravo! Chopin has shown that he's one of the greatest composers for the piano.

12:45 La Folia Progression

I'd actually call this my favorite Schubert Symphony after Unfinished. I'm a clarinetist, and the clarinet part is really fun in this. Schubert 5 doesn't have clarinets, so that's my least favorite one, but I also really like 6, and Great

second movement feels like bruckner

9:40 is beyond gorgeous

Sempre magnifico

This is not music.

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I promised myself I would learn and play a Schubert piano sonata every year for the rest of my life barring mental or neurological infirmity

Magnifique sonate de schubert et déroulé synchronisé de la partition en écoute, c'est le top !!!

damned brilliant piece

4:10

Note that this performance is actually Emerson with David Finckel. Paul Watkins did not join the group until 2013.

2:06 syncopated strings

who are you?? you are god!!!