Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 13 "Pathétique" II. Adagio cantabile (Ashkenazy)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Adagio cantabile, second movement from Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 13 "Pathétique"
Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano
Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13, commonly known as Sonata Pathétique, was written in 1798 when the composer was 27 years old, and was published in 1799. Beethoven dedicated the work to his friend Prince Karl von Lichnowsky. Although commonly thought to be one of the few works to be named by the composer himself, it was actually named Grande sonate pathétique (to Beethoven's liking) by the publisher, who was impressed by the sonata's tragic sonorities. The Adagio movement opens with a famous cantabile melody. This theme is played three times, always in A-flat major, separated by two modulating episodes. The first episode is set in F minor (parallel to A-flat major), further modulating to E-flat major before returning to the main theme. The second episode begins in A-flat minor and modulates to E major. With the final return of the main theme, the accompaniment becomes richer and takes on the triplet rhythm of the second episode.
Quoted from Charles Burkhart's "Anthology for Musical Analysis"
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)
this has always been my favourite piece by beethoven *.*
I love it too, and I used to think Chopin composed it!
U alive Party Pikachu?
@@zeldafan1942 Is he alive?
@@impostoeroubo405 No, Beethoven was classical from the era of Mozart, and Frederic Chopin composed pieces like "Nocturne" and "Etude", and he was romantic music like the more complex Franz Liszt ("Liebestraum", "Hungarian Rhapsody").
I like the 3rd movement more, party Pikachu 😄
When I listen to this movement, my soul is deceived into believing that for 5 minutes, there is no past, no present and no future.
If you heard me play it, you'd long for the past, dread the present, and would desperately cling for the future.
@@Schrodinger_ If RUclips comment awards were a thing, you sir would have won it by a landslide
Absolutely agree
It is kind of true if you think about it
Music is the only thing that's real.
This night is mine
It’s only you and I
Tomorrow
Is a long time away
This night can last forever
That's why this sounds so familiar
@@nsos28 Because another great musician who knows his classicals wanted to honour Von Beethoven and wrote this:
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And to think the man felt the first symptoms of deafness at just 29, yet wrote avant garde music from that point on, not for his time, but for future generations.
I think he didn't write the songs he did *despite* his deafness, but maybe because of them. He made a lot of unique choices and tended to create sounds that produced a lot of vibrations, and that's part of why his music was so interesting
Adventures in good music was a radio show my mother used to play every afternoon. She would put it on and we would dance in the living room. The show always opened with this beautiful song. I always think of my wonderful Mommy dancing in heaven to this. I will miss her everyday until I meet her, there, again. I love her without end.
Definitely wouldn't consider Beethoven avant-garde, but he was extremely innovative within his own genre.
This is so beautiful. It has a wistfulness and a certain sadness but it doesn't wallow in it. Thoughtful.
What's wrong with wallowing in Beethoven?
John Nothing, he has plenty of wallowing in his music, this just isn’t an example of it.
Hate how it ends. He should have gone on the deep end of the abyss.
well said, fine gentleman
I said the same thing...word for word to someone about 8 months ago. bizarre but cool.
You can feel Beethoven communing with God in the emotion of his music. Something like that, his heart is so wide open and you can feel it through his music. That is why his music can bring us to tears, it's his wide open heart gently influencing our own hearts to open. In the moments I listen to beethoven, it is easier for me to love the whole world. I believe that was the purpose of his music, to open people's hearts so that they may love like beethoven loved when composing music
Nct brought me here 💚 never grew up listening to classicals but this piece means something to me now because of them so, i hope everyone who comes here to listen to it has a nice day and may any sadness or worries you have, find a way to seek happiness too.
lmao i forgot they used this sample and I needed to hear this for an assignment and immediately started humming the golden age intro 😭😭
@@jvliawo valid cause doie's vocal was godsent
One of the most beautiful pieces ever written. Heavenly music.
this is like comfort food in music form
golden age will be amazing
Music like this once a day keeps bad moods away.
This piece gets my eyes all misted up every bloody time.
2:13
Man, that was not the direction I thought they would take it at all.
What timing. I played this over my Bluetooth on the way to work and it finished JUST AS I pulled into a parking space. I absolutely love this piece...one of his best ever!!
This is my all time favorite of Beethoven so beautiful 😍.
Is mine too, in fact it is my favourite music of all time.
Beautiful, romantic, enchanting, reminds me of a warm summer night, cool breeze, candle light dinner, red wine, cheese cake dessert by the lake with a woman you love. Just staring into each others eyes, conversing about life, love and hopes for each other until the flames of the candle slowly die away.
I can so make a movie with this song hahaa
+j12torts sounds like an episode of Dinner Date, not a movie
+ j12torts Che romantico! Ma quando mai una cosa del genere, in questo mondo così arido, brutale e senza cultura al bello...
Cool!
That's fitting because Beethoven actually said he wrote this as an ode to cheesecake.
the second movement always makes me cry, I don't know why. this is to die for!
Hey love the score added in it's handy to follow the music I wish all of the music was like this!
5 STARS
If all music was like this... that way we never could feel emotions like this man...
Without sadness we would never feel gladness
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This piece has played a very important role in my childhood
I’m playing this piece for my Grade 8 exam. I was struggling a lot, but after I watched this, I felt more confident. Thank you!
I listened to the song 3 or four times and it just blows me away every time........
sorry, but it is not a song
My mother passed away in 2017. I heard this & it brought me back to when I was a child growing up in our first house in the late 60's, '70's. I can still see & hear my mother playing this on our baby grand piano.
Now I'm 61 & living paycheck to paycheck due to INFLATION.
The closest ones to me someday will know that when I die, I will reside somewhere between the beautifully haunting and equally soothing chords of this masterpiece.
I played this song for my grandma's funeral it was her favorite song, and i still can play this whole song without sheet music. I went to state solo and revived a 1
It's not a 'song'.
*clap clap clap clap clap**whistels* "good job"!!
Piece*
good on you but it's a piece
If you all wanna be so technical it's a composition
thank you nct for using this UGH SO BEAUTIFUL
When I hear this, it reminds me a part in Novel, Story or something.
When it's time to say farewell to each other and part ways..
And all the while, remembering the priceless memories the characters had with one another.
Bittersweet, yes this is how I can describe this song.
Meu coração fica muito feliz quando ouço esta sonata n 8 de Beethoven
This song was played in Ruroni Kenshin.
So beautiful :3
It's amazing how Beethoven made this music
It's not a 'song'
Its not simply a song. Its a story. A peice of art. A book, a tale, a series of emotions tied together through strings of ever lasting feelings and thoughts and beauty! Love, fear, grief, anger, beethoven.
It's still not a 'song'.
Was also played in the Patlabor WXIII movie
yumi's death....
I guess you could say, that the people who dislike this video are...
*pathetique*
Hah. Noice :3
That means passionate you dumbass.
r/wooosh!
Imagine linking to a subreddit on fucking RUclips of all places.
lmao!
I’m here because NCT is so going to sample this for Golden Age NCT 2023.
Love this piece of song by Beethoven. By far one of my favourites.
I want this to be played at my wedding and funeral
If I have one
Who knows I may be immortal
good choice.....your soul is immortal
You can win back your soul in a fiddle contest with the devil
😁
Hi Cain!
🤣
Grandpa used to play this religiously and dang it took me many years to find it. Such a good song
neo got my back culture things tech tech on my mind
Golden age is coming
Beethoven is so neo, it’s true he bleeds green, I saw it
LUSH, WONDERFUL, SPLNDID. COULD ONLY BE BEETHOVEN, THE BEST OF THE BEST
I learned of this piece from the film "running on empty" starring River Phoenix, for that reason and another it evokes especially a bittersweet feeling for me. R.I.P River 🌹
I first heard this piece when i watched "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", it was one of my favorite scenes in the movie. Good times 😊
You know how much Schroeder loves Beethoven! Initially I thought Chopin composed this piece, and Franz Liszt composed "Rage Over A Lost Penny"!
Such a wonderful piano pice by Beethoven😃
This is the background song that plays when I'm with my love ❤️
For me this has to be the perfect sonata slow movement.
my favorite piece to play at weddings
An interesting choice.
Beethoven's funeral march would be more to the point
I used to play this on my Yamaha C3 piano about 25 years ago! after hearing it completely for the first time in many years I now need to download the sheet music and try playing it again. As I remember my left hand and right hand were often getting tangled up with each other and luckily the sheet music shows which fingers to use, however the images on screen of this video for the numbers of the fingers are quite small so it would be better to find the full size sheet music which I will do, then print out and finally be able to play this beautiful music again. Thank you, uploader!
My favotite of beethoven
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I love Beethoven's compositions, thinking on trying to play this as best as possible for my best friends birthday on Tuesday (39 she'll be) record and send to her.
This piece is what drew my attention to Beethoven, the Maestro.
Been looking for this for a while. I knew it was Beethoven, but could never track down which specific piece. It shows up in the background of movies and TV shows a lot.
I think this song was played in Rurouni Kenshin during a character's death. I'm glad I found it. Such a beautiful piece.
FinaTeh92 during & after the battle with the mighty Shishio
So true In the closed caption on cartoon network it was incorrectly attributed to Mozart. In the 1980's they would always play this song on Jamaican radio when announcing deaths. it is one of the greatest classical masterpieces!
It's not a 'song'.
Mr. Beethoven became famous after living many years of miserable life in the suburbs of Osaka until he was contacted by the producers of this amazingly classic anime. That transformed his life and wrote music for many other anime productions. Too sad he jumped to his death under a train of the JR Yamanote line in Tokyo Shibuya Station after knowing that the anime producers abruptly.and unilaterally canceled the contract and lost the ensuing lawsuit.
Hey anime guys....stick to your o-taku world and don’t venture were you don’t belong. And it’s not a “song”. Guess what... a song is sang by someone with voice. This is sublime music composed my a genius and performed by a superlative artist.
Indeed, this is played when Fumi dies, stabbed by Kenshin, trying to save Shishio. Wonderful scene.
That beautiful modulation from A flat Major to a very distant E Major.
Not quite distant, it is actually a F flat key, more related to the second part key A flat minor. E major enharmonic key had to be used.
@@diegoardila2463 Chopin - Trois Nouvelles Études No II in Ab Major also has an Ab to E modulation, very beautiful aswell.
@dreamwheasler I know people were saying that it might've been from a software and I was saying that I didn't think it was because of the use of emotion
@Lu Cheng The reply system we have today wasn't really in effect until about 2013-2014. Prior to that we only really had the option of tagging users with replies to comments. Any comments you'll see that are 10+ years old are going to have that set up to it.
@@AnAmericanComposer hey you’re back
Najpiękniejsza część tej sonaty. Nocnie brzmi przepięknie.
i've always thought of someone i love or admire playing or listening to this movement. it always have that bittersweetness yet loving passion into it!
终于找到了。让人泪流的音乐。certainly cry，i miss my classmates from northeast forestry university .
This piece is so ahead of its time.
THE sonata. Moving, profound.
My fav piece of all time
This was the lead in to a classical music hour on AFRS when I was stationed in Italy from 1968 to 1971. Best part of the show. So relaxing.
Perhaps Karl Haas?
For those of you out there who think they might have heard this before but are not sure where? I first heard this in the film Running on Empty. It is the piece River Phoenix's character plays for his music teacher when asked to play something. Following the performance he is told "Well that's one thing you don't have to do and that's play in the school orchestra".
This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever heard. I never knew the name of it and I actually found it today from looking at an old TV midsummer murders. Now I know the name and I can listen to it anytime takes my breath away
this is my brainspotting music..i cried during therapy suddenly heard this ins..it reminds me of him, our memories..
Sooo loving the touch by Ashkenazy!
Magnificent. This was one of Beethoven's most influential as well as finest sonatas. The note progressions in the third measure can be heard in many songs and compositions, including "What I Did For Love" from "A Chorus Line" and "Just Because" from Sesame Street's "Roosevelt Franklin" album. Beethoven reused them himself in the third movement of his 9th Symphony. Thanks for posting!
this deserves just as much recognition as the moonlight sonata gets
Both have been played by Schroeder many times in the Charlie Brown cartoons!
After centuries browsing through RUclips I finally found it
simply beautiful. Favorite song ever.
My favorite piece to play..love it!
The opening theme of this movement in the sonata is very moving.
This is one of my favorites. It is so wonderful.
my nct kings
Beethoven can give hope for us through his music to solve things in our life! Incredible...
you dont know how much ive been lookin for this and finally found it
This sounds like saying goodbye to a good old friend
So golden age is gonna sound like this?
Very beautiful music.....
Takt Op Destiny 😍
¡ no dont cry, just remember those old days, ! in your lap from 1955-1955, with tou MOTHER MOTHER
Im here because of my modules, but this song is so beautiful, and such a masterpiece.
so is your profile picture
I came here because of Golden Age😢
Just a beautiful melody.
I am learning this sonata, and my baby loves it.
It's fantastic
So relaxing at the end of the night.
Happy 250th to an amazing composer!
I love this. It is so uplifting. 😊
Just thinking about....lemons. Thank You. Roderick Usher ❤
and for 5 minutes, everything was fine
So good
Yes
in the Anime movie kokoro ga sakebitagatterunda they also used this and thats how I came to Beethoven
Rurouni Kenshin when Shishio kills his love!
Glad that Billy Joel gave LVB credit for "This night".
As he should. People rarely give the original composer credit for their theme, or whatever part they use simply because it's not necessary. There is no copyright on music from composers that died over 70 years ago (Last time I checked, it was 70 at least), which is also why stuff like Tom and Jerry is filled with classical music in the background (everyone knows Liszt's Hungarian Raphsody haha). I like how he actually gave Beethoven credit though, means he either just respects Beethoven, or he wants people to learn about Beethoven. Either way, I can respect it.
Its already a beautiful piece, but I came from a comment comparing this to "fourside" from Earthbound, and hearing the same leitmotifs make this hit really hard for me emotionally.
What video? I'm trying to connect the dots between Fourside and Pathetique. I'm not surprised, though.
This master piece makes me remember to my son and the mobile from his craddle.
This makes me forget about all the problems in the world
This make me remember all of them.
LOVE the bit at 1:00 till 1:20 . So beautiful !!! repeated it so many times !!
I wrote my Sophomore Music Theory Final Paper on this piece. Almost three years ago. I was top of all my classes in academics, but probably the very bottom of my class when it came to performance. I had no emotion in my playing, but i could analyze the hell out of some sheet music and train the hell out of my ear. Now it's three years later, and I've pretty much quit music at this point.. I truly miss those days though. When i felt like i had purpose. Even though my instrumental teacher stressed the hell out of me, I wish i could go back.
Man.. I can't believe it's almost been three years.
There's always a chance for an Encore. Three years is nothing in the score of life. Play on, even for your own sake, even should no one chance to hear it, play on, with music in your heart.
There's an anime called Big O, and an episode I think you might like.
It's a series that's part Batman, part film noirs, and it has robots.
One of the protagonists (Roger) takes the other one (Dorothy), a robot, to see a piano teacher because she doesn't play with "enough emotion". Roger points out that when the teacher is playing, people are at ease--he plays at a bar, you see.
Her piano teacher upon hearing Dorothy play says, "I don't see why you need me to teach her. She sounds like she's accomplished." "No," Roger says, weary from sleep deprivation, "If she's going to insist on being my alarm clock, she needs to have a more soulful approach, like you," says Roger.
The teacher understands, and tries to help poor Dorothy. During the episode, the teacher is involved in some sins-of-the-father/sins-of-the-son dilemmas which cause him to doubt whether or not he can remain playing piano.
But what calls him back is when Dorothy plays the song he tried to teach her. The piece of music? Chopin's Raindrop Sonata, if I rightly recall.
You don't have to like anine at all, but watch that episode. I think it's episode 5, 6, or 7.
A moving declaration of Love.
You cannot listen to this piece and not think of Karl Haas. It's 2:00 AM while driving a lonely stretch of road alone in the world with this piece playing mildly on your audio system...
Omg it just sounds so peaceful, i will probably play this
j'ai toujours préféré la sonate pathétique au claire de lune, surtout ce second mouvement!
Lalaina tojo de Meme
"This Night" by Billy Joel from "An Innocent Man!"
At least Billy gave him credit for the song on the album.
Wow, I didn't Know it, but I Know that a variation from this melody was Make in ''An American Tail'', so this sonate was trasformed in a Lullaby, the song is Called Somewhere Out there
Increíble, es cuando Yumi muere.
Claro de Beethoven tenía que ser la pieza. Precioso, me ruerda el momento donde Yumi sonríe, cuando por fin logra ayudar al señor Shishio (dentro de su macabro plan), en Rurouni Kenshin. Excelente tema, me encanta.
If time stops for you when you listen to this piece, read this:
“… pleasure in the beautiful consists, to a large extent in the fact that, when we enter the state of pure contemplation, we are raised for the moment above all willing, above all desires and cares; we are, so to speak, rid of ourselves … And we know that these moments, when, delivered from the fierce pressure of the will, we emerge, as it were, from the heavy atmosphere of the earth, are the most blissful that we experience.”
- Arthur Schopenhauer
I loooooove this piece-and I’m playing it now 😊