beethoven sonata, but it sounds like an entire orchestra:

pianist: Konstantin Scherbakov
piece: Beethoven: Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111
original video: • Scherbakov records Bee...
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pianist: Konstantin Scherbakov
piece: Beethoven: Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111
original video: ruclips.net/video/kj4ZPfjIWeA/видео.html
Thank you so much for watching! ❤️

[@zombieperson620]

Thank you for the credits!

[@bettinaeichhorn6896]

@@zombieperson620 oo

[@crystal4o681]

Underrated pianist. I used to listen to his Shostakovich Preludes & Fugues every day while I did my homework in high school.

[@LukeFaulkner]

Scherbakov is awesome. His Medtner 1st Concerto is one of my all time favourite recordings 👌

[@SCRIABINIST]

Scherbakov's Lyapunov are also great!

[@bloba6969]

You're everywhere

[@Lifezfun-e6r]

Hi superman ;)

[@LukeFaulkner]

@@Lifezfun-e6r Haha - you saw that comment :)

[@brentarnold_piano]

I recommend Igor Zhukov for that concerto as well. Zhukov was a really underrated pianist. His Scriabin was exceptional.

[@striverfor7628]

Konstantin Scherbakov is excellent. His performances of Liszt's piano transcriptions of Beethoven’s symphonies are a joy

[@lloydbotway5930]

No, it does not sound like an entire orchestra. What it does sound like is a piano being used to its fullest extent.

[@brianbernstein3826]

the 32 sonatas span so many eras and dimensions, the idea of concluding it all in a convincing way seems impossible. Sonata 32 does this utterly perfectly somehow. The final statement even ends on middle C, which sonata 1 begins with.
My interpretation of sonata 32 is, the two movements compare the struggle of life followed by the bliss of death. I think Beethoven had this comparison on his mind often.

[@jordidewaard2937]

Oh man what power not only in him, but in that piano as well

[@estherK765]

And in that room too

[@robertshrewsbury4241]

Pretty impressive. Is playing all that complexity and still adding in all the emotional tempos and sound.

[@AlejandroSanAntonio]

Man, I really love this kind of candid videos with this pianists because you can listen how real the sound is.
No studio micros or that stuff.

[@imdarealani]

I love this sonata so much.

[@kaspianocz6330]

His musicality is really how a imagine Beethoven's

[@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743]

Its the the reverberation of the room giving a fuller sound from the piano

[@clintonclaasen]

I’ve heard Scherbakov live in 2 different venues, and he always gets an enormous sound out of the piano.

[@ducheyronaurel9607]

what an authority, and what a technique, brilliant performance

[@chester6343]

This is what's known as a classical banger

[@krisjustin3884]

Beethoven could even be considered the name of a musical era: Genius!

[@ThePianistWolf]

It's unbelievable how I still discover masterpieces from composers I already know well !
I know what to work now

[@eltiogottlieb.4911]

It is true. Sounds like an entire orchestra.

[@truBador2]

Bravo. The maestro's voice is there.

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

Underrated pianist

[@jessicachiu5953]

I love this sonata♡and the way he plays wasn't the same kind I usaually listen, but I like it♡

[@tfpp1]

The piano itself and the acoustics of the room contribute towards it sounding like a full orchestra.

[@LidanZhu-h5g]

We all know the piano is the best instrument ;)

[@sameash3153]

sounds like a piano

[@m0ment219]

Also listen to Sokolov playing Ocean Etude. It's like the whole orchestra behind him is playing with him...

[@oktayduman9390]

wow this energy still in this age

[@EmilieFFazio]

J'adore

[@深夜-l9f]

it sounds like a piano

[@thepianist9727]

Well Beethoven's favorite key is c minor

[@PEDRO_boaro]

Jo-se-phine Sonata

[@jannis11]

Nice

[@javiermedina5313]

Nice, a version that sounds with actual feeling and not just a boring machine (most of them)

[@kokositosalvatore]

Liszt/Beethoven Symphonies be like:

[@tarikeld11]

I love the sound and energy, but he plays like Prestissimo

[@PedroGomespiano]

Great transcribing skills.

[@SILAS-cb9xl]

There was nothing transcribed here

[@PedroGomespiano]

@@SILAS-cb9xl was just a joke :)

[@ezenwanwankwo194]

What piece is this?

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

op. 111

[@ezenwanwankwo194]

@Rexy thanks

[@ezenwanwankwo194]

@@Quotenwagnerianer thanks

[@Roxasxaldin]

do the beethoven jazz sonata

[@SILAS-cb9xl]

It’s the „Beethoven jazz sonata“ but it’s only the exposition of the first movement. The „jazzier“ part belong into the Arietta the 2nd movement.

[@nguyengiahuy4213]

what's the piece's name ?

[@김진웅-w5n]

Beethoven Piano Sonata No.32 mov.1

[@fatitankeris6327]

@@김진웅-w5n His last piano sonata?

[@pb6270]

@@fatitankeris6327 'yes

[@SimpleBach]

Don’t tell me this guy is related to Gregory Sokolov.

[@rickydedos4085]

I always thought the appassionata sounded like an orchestra.

[@romanleon76]

This is the sonata number 32,opus 111,the appassionata is the sonata number 23 opus 57

[@humphreyxu5007]

@@romanleon76 He wasn’t referring to this performance at all - he was talking about a different sonata which he also thought sounded like an orchestra

[@EntelSidious_gamzeylmz]

most of the beet sonatas do

[@fatitankeris6327]

Why did I hear something Bach-esque in a melody... Hmmm...

[@gaopinghu7332]

It's pretty obvious.
Bach used a time machine to go in the future, write Beethoven's melody and say it's his. But he was unsuccesful in life

[@mairaleikarte43]

Late Beethoven is full of Bach-ish stuff...

[@martinjaviersalum7261]

A mis oidos , siento el sonido muy golpeado , gran energía , admirable , pero la calidad sonora no me gusta.

[@Sujkhgfrwqqnvf]

No creo que sea golpeado, es determinado y obstinado, esto no es musica suave, relajada ni angelical para relajarse, no creo que valga “tocar bonito” en cierta manera aquí

[@Teladian2]

Hes Amazing, but this sounds nothing like an orchestra.

[@Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

Who is the pianist?

[@leot7]

Scherbakov

[@YoBoof]

fun fact: When Beethoven was composing his Sonatas, he had an entire orchestra in his mind.

[@CK-kd5pn]

Can you refer me to a source?

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

@@CK-kd5pn bassically every Beethoven source book

[@mrjulian7938]

@C K the source is his sheet music…

[@pianoplaynight]

Not true. For many of his sonatas he clearly has a string quartet in mind. Like op 13 and op 14 n1 and 2

[@fatitankeris6327]

@JuanRamonSilva I mean, he liked to have orchestras perform as well.

[@DietmarSchlager]

As most pianists do he turns Beethovens divine music into devlish desaster.

[@tuonghoangduy2254]

how

[@paulmetdebbie447]

This is only violent Czerny etude. Not much love. Now go listen to Pletnev.

[@avaddon4ik]

so rude and nervous... this sonata shouldnt be played in this way

[@arturonicolayevsky9675]

Why bang the piano ?
Awful sound ?