Beethoven - Sonata No. 10 in G major, Op. 14, No. 2 (Richard Goode)

00:00 - Allegro
06:50 - Andante variations
11:53 - Scherzo: Allegro assai
Richard Goode, 1993

[@alex.familypines9365]

Richard Goode's recordings of the Beethoven sonatas remain among the most beautiful... definitive! His legato sans pedal is breathtaking... his interpretation of the music is for me tantamount to 'reading my mind.' Exquisite. 'The pianists' pianist' is no exaggeration. Thank you.🙏

[@bruced47]

The variations in the second movement shows what a creative mind Beethoven had. It almost sounds like an improvisation.

[@TomBarrister]

This is one performer that you can say is Goode without any fear of contradiction. You can even remove the "e" at the end and still be right.

[@lorian4366]

Beautiful, entrancing, amazing. Wow I never knew Beethoven could be so beautiful.

[@cristinamaiapm]

Actualy he was ugly. lol

[@JohnKing-fb7gr]

Yes,your ears are more blind than B. was deaf.

[@joyceoneal3380]

I hit this by mistake. I think Richard Goode is superlative.

[@TheJamesalden]

THANK YOU!!...

[@yurikoluc3267]

very nice

[@user-ij6rc6xf3i]

00:01 06:50 11:53

[@karengonzalez9895]

Beethoven is my hermoso

[@karengonzalez9895]

Man if I were alive back in Beethoven’s days, I would’ve married him.

[@wangertanger]

If you were back in his days, you probably would never even meet him.

[@cristinamaiapm]

xD