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I listen to a Claudio Arrau version of Moonlight almost every night before I go to sleep. It’s hard not to think of it as the most achingly beautiful song ever written. To me it sounds like mournful angels surrounded by love but unable to grasp that treasure in the pitch black. Yes, it’s dark. But I think it was a glorious love song to The Maestro as the darkness would fit him so well. I came to Beethoven in depth late in life. I was having a terrible time of it professionally and, having played guitar all my life, I began a lifelong dream of learning the piano. Inspired by Moonlight, I asked my instructor for a book about Beethoven and that reading, and his music, carried me on a journey of a lifetime. His poignant story and true genius kept me from losing my mind and all hope. I’m forever grateful. Now, I can’t get enough of him. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom regarding this remarkable work of art. It’s like the Sistine Chapel of sonatas.

Thank you for the tips. I have been playing the adagio in a petrof upright and do not seem the hear the piece correctly. Is it possible to play the adagio in a upright piano?

is the sound recorded in a direct line?

Piece name?

Hello. If we connect the Bluetooth adapter to CLP 735 via USB, can we use the smart pianist application wirelessly?

First comment🎉, could someone please provide the name of the second song played in the video? (learning Piano) thanks in advance!! 🙏🎹🎼

Interesting masterclass and interpretation. There are many but I like your focus on detail and your interpretation/story on the first movement. Thanks!

The model is a Samick model not Yamaha's or maybe produced by Samick for Yamaha 🤔

You played such beautifully. Which music piece is this ?

piano demo,s are mostly top end and not the mid octave singing area

Songs titled?

I looked up the price of this piano on google it coast $241.690.00

Such a wonderful piano and beautiful peace Does somebody knows the name of this piece?🥰

wow, that sounds incredible.

Beautiful interpretation and impressions.

What piece is he playing? Liszt?

You could have offered technical insight about how to voice the melody, many students have trouble with it

Great interview. Thank you both.

Wonderful. Thank you very much

Sauter has sparkle bright and pleasant sound (Yamaha is bright & annoying). I prefer warmer sound of Fazioli, Bosendorfer & Bechstein.

やさしいカワイらしい音

Very beautiful, great sound, very emotional. Thank you from California.

How much G 50

That famous dotted eigth/sixteenth figue starting in the fifth measure : why do most pianists play the sixteenth not too slow, and also hesitate slightly after that note before playing the first note of the next measure ? Almost like they are playing it like a triplet rather than dotted eigth/sixteenth ? Instead of DAH..deDAH , they play it more DAH..DAHDAH. One pianist who playes it better to the spirit of dotted eigth/sixteenth, more in the "chopin funeral march " style, is Wilhlm Kempff : ruclips.net/video/_ZdMxFiUf9Q/видео.html . Would you like to comment on that, Yulia ? ( by the way, you play wonderfully ! )

Thank you for the music

Takes her forever to get started teaching…useless.

Now my little grand daughter wants to learn and these clips have really helped. I just can't thank you enough.

Too slow. Try it at 70 bpm.

Excellent masterclass. I like the views on the various editions too. I agree full with your phrasing and I play it in the same way. Personally I never understood this piece properly until I had learnt the much more difficult third movement. That put everything into much clearer perspective. I've tried several editions myself, including an early Forster, but for performance of the entire three part sonata, Henle is my go to even though I don't always agree with the fingering.

Rainy days and Monday's by The Carpenters! How pretty!

Can someone identify this piece for me?

Sounds really awful, please buy a mic. It sounds as if there are just bare strings without a soundboard.

A beautiful masterclass with the clair de lune from Beethoven. Lots of questions with humanity. THANKS a lot. And a Merry Christmas to you.

I love the collection of old pianos and show the passion behind the work. I have checked complete website and show facility to chat with experts. Iwant know the everything in details if in case I buy something in future so I have asked questions but I didn’t get any reply and as advice I gave my email id but I didn’t get any response yet. Basically I want to know about the international shipping and other details because I never purchased anything before this way so just want to understand in depth. I show one Boston 193 grand with the mentioned price. condition look very good but I don’t how safe is the international delivery. Kindly help whenever you get the time. Thank you so much. 🙏

for such an exquisite piano, it's a shame to present it with cheap lifeless microphones feeding the video.

Always intelligent and interesting, and erudite.

One of my favourite players too. If you want to hear a great interpretation just choose Brenda and you won't ever be disappointed?

Seen him play many times with the Manchester Camerata. Such a lovely player and a lovely man too.

Does music make you cry with its beauty?

Love your comparison to the 4th Concerto. Like the Orchestra and piano are having 2 different conversations...

Love the piano. and the playing too....

Great conversation, Yulia! You ask the right questions and don't interrupt the interviewee. Strange that the video has only got 180 views, it deserves many more!

Liszt wrote that the duration of the Hammerklavier sonata was almost one hour, so even in those days it wasn't played that fast. This is an interesting video about metronome markings for Beethoven's works: ruclips.net/video/vBFmJVG0wak/видео.html

Got one. Beautiful tone. Meticulous crafting.

This was the greatest masterclass ever! Thank so much to go deeper and deeper in the details. The no. 14 was my first piano sonata learned, and with your lesson i've just felt more soul to it then never before!

the interviewer has no clue, thats why we don't see any follow up questions !

Enhorabuena por el tutorial, una maravilla en lo didáctico y artístico. 👏👏👏👏

This is amazing. Hereafter my appreciation of this Sonata will be completely on a different level. Thank so much for your changing the moonlight perception of this.

The only stud allowed with this bench should be sitting on it. Does it come without the gold ones? 😁

Misleading thumbnail!