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Mart plays. Fazioli sings.

How much we would love to see a box set of these Sonatas published by Decca or DG or another prestige label, celebrating these delightful performances. Watching Marta's hands dancing on the keys, the miracle of human capability is brought to life in the most direct way. And underneath, the unseen but very evident study and diligent refinement of all those tiny details which together make her performance special. Thankyou Marta for sharing these works freely, it is a treasure.

Merci Marta. Merci Luigi.

Ein unglaubliches Erlebnis, ihrem Spiel zu lauschen. Leider ist es sehr irritierend, ihr dabei zuzusehen, weil Ton und Bild etwa eine Sekunde zeitversetzt sind.

I'm in the process of listening to every Marta Czech video I can. At least to start to listen, despite the composer. I heard Nikhil Hogan talking about classical music, and how know one today talks about mid-twentieth century classical music. It's like it never existed. I'll see if there is some Bach or Beethoven that she interpreted.

Merci beaucoup.

🌋💩

"Speaking Piano", dear Marta, is your mother tongue! With this language, you can communicate FULLY, what Beethoven or Bach wanted to share with the world. THANK YOU!

Bendigo tus manos.

Bendigo tus manos.

Maybe this kind of music needs to be performed without sheet music! Perfect!

This is most refined poetry in the sounds of Bach!

Maravilloso. No me canso de escucharlo!

Dear Marta, I just was in heaven when listening to you playing Opus 109,110, 111. This last Sonata trilogy of Beethoven is highest musical philosophy for me. The last time I enjoyed it as much as I did now, was as a youngster in 1970 on my visit to the music building on Berkeley campus, listening to a recording of Arthur Schnabel. With all later recordings or hearing these Sonatas in a recital, I was never satisfied. I always thought to myself: This is not what Beethoven received from heaven and wrote down in notes. Today, thank you, dear Marta, I could only say to every sound you produced a big, big YES! Thank you for providing this joy to me! And here is something else that occurred to me while listening you paying: Depth doesn't need heaviness. When Beethoven asks for a powerful expression, you bring the power fully, but without heaviness. Similarly, when Beethoven asks for tenderness, you display a soft, paradise-like, crystal-clear tenderness, yet without any weakness or lack of decisiveness. Yes, profound depth without dark heaviness is your pianistic fingerprint for me! Could it be that many pianists heaviness comes from projecting their own - often unconscious - emotional baggage onto the composition of the master? Particularly, when the master's name is Beethoven? With you, dear Marta, I perceive an incredible purity of heart and clarity of mind. Please cherish this gift of yours and bless the world with it for many decades to come!

Fabuleuse version !!!

젖이 작아

Merci !!!

This is Divine music, telling us, how Devine Nature flowing sounds in our human ears. It is audible spirituality, beyond any faith or religion. Listening to it an open, innocent, relaxed manner has healing power, so badly needed these days. I wish, schools, parliaments, governments, hospitals, the UN, prisons, churches, companies, etc, would include listening to you playing Bach in their routines. We would live in a more peaceful world. You, dear Marta, have dedicated your life to serve the Divine, His/Her messenger Bach, and your fellow humans by sharing your deepest insights into this heavenly music with all of us on the piano. It sounds and looks like a completely natural flow of your soul, using your body and your fingers totally effortlessly. Your body, fingers and piano are just a physical extension of your musical soul. You are a lighthouse of what we humans can be in this world, and probably are meant to be. Thank you so much! I hope that your musical sharing will touch millions! All my best wishes to you!

Marta❤mi piacerebbe passeggiare nel bosco con questa meravigliosa melodia! Brava!

Com'è bella questa sonata... ❤

i love it, thank you

The fugue was awesome

Also sprach Bach.

Wow!!! A note-perfect performance of this monster of a work. This truly pushes the limits of what is humanly possible… simply incredible. Bravo!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Distinto sonido del piano en la misma obra con respecto al clavecin. Hay quien prefiere el piano para escuchar a J.S.Bach. El clavecin tiene esa pureza de origen que le es propia ya de origen, valga la redundancia depende también del instrumento, hay clavecines diversos, temperados de distinta manera y de factura distinta igualmente- y eso influye en la audicion de las obras.

Kan jeg spørre deg ,hvor lang tid trenger du å spille [ TOTENKRANS].PÅ FORHÅND TAKK.DET ER STOR GLEDE Å LYTTE TIL DEG.

Brava Marta. Wonderful performance. Great venue and recording.

Wow, to do that in one sitting...beautiful!

I am listening to every Beethoven Sonata played magnificently by Marta. Lucky for us that she is so giving. Merci, Bella.

I m in love 😍🎼🎹🎹🎶🎵

When will the cd arrive ?? I will be the first to buy one..

I am binge watching her videos. She is such a talented pianist. Merci.

Du får frem de dramatiske øyeblikkene i musikken.Bravo.

Marta is a brilliant pianist. Merci.

I am listening to every video that Marta has put out. Lucky me. Merci beaucoup, Bella.

Very interesting interpretation using staccato and a sostenuto tempo

Do you have any concerts planned in Europe or rather in Italy? Thanks, best regards

Nice 🙂

Martha, aggiungi la tua fine bellezza alla grazia della interpretazione.

❤

For en bragd hun mestrer.

Nårr man er amatør lytter.liker veldig godt at pianisten er sakte og tydelig på tangentene.takk.

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I'm listening to her entire repertoire. Magnificent playing. Merci.

Hmm, I'm listening to almost every video she has done. And enjoying each and every one. Merci.

Merci beaucoup.

Of the generation is the most the Best. Elegant with class.

This is perfect for studying, very grateful for this. And she does it from memory? 👏👏👏👏

Merci beaucoup.

Brava, Bella. Beethoven, a genius who wrote great symphonies, including the greatest. Liszt, the greatest pianist and transcriber who ever lived. And someone who knew Beethoven, and lived in the 19th century. So these transcriptions are the closest "recordings" of the time. Marta Czech, a masterful pianist. Merci beaucoup.