This will always be my favourite Beethoven sonata.. after 50 years of listening to classical music…this is the finest performance I’ve ever heard. I just wish Beethoven could have heard him play
Boris, this is simply amazing! Your tonal pallette seems boundless and is shown off well here. Your playing never involves any sense of ego and here you play a Beethoven sonata with true transcendence. Thank you.
M. Giltburg, thank you for all the beautifull interpretations you share, your pastoral is so emotional and deep as it suits. I'm thankfull to my mom who made me know your name, so I discovered a great pianist and precious CD recordings. I hope to hear you in live in Paris one day. Maestro !
I love this sonata. It's the first Beethoven Sonata I learn it. Three years ago. Now I am learning no. 24 and your videos inspire me to play more Beethoven and also improve my technique to learn some Rachmaninoff and Liszt etudes. Soon On my channel will be video of the sonata
I always love the passion you put into the piece of music. In the first movement (that I'm playing myself right now for my studies at the institute) you brought out aspects of the piece that I haven't seen in this light before.
Bravissimo! Great performance Boris! I’m learning this at the moment and having a little battle with the fingerings… but what a stunningly beautiful work!
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, que hermosa sonata, Primavera, al igual que la sonata para violín y piano, op.24, que sutileza al interpretarla, grande Boris, muy agradecido por esta bella interpretación, te admiro ....
...sorry for posting again, but I must say I've always found it fascinating how Russians bring an entirely new dimension into "classical" pieces. For example, the first time I heard Schubert's 2nd Symphony was played by a Russian orchestra. The third movement were almost like hammer blows that resembled Beethoven's 5th Symphony....lovely. Then, I listened to a lot of recordings of German orchestras that treated the piece very lightly and fluffy...I missed those hammer blows. Actually, I think the rather late Beethovenesque interpretration of early Schubert can be justified by the harmonic structure of Schubert's 2nd Symphony. Try to find a Russian recording of this piece, and you'll see what I mean. I like the Russian versions better!
This will always be my favourite Beethoven sonata.. after 50 years of listening to classical music…this is the finest performance I’ve ever heard. I just wish Beethoven could have heard him play
I. Allegro - 0:03
II. Andante - 10:17
III. Scherzo: Allegro - 18:10
IV. Rondo: Allegro ma non troppo - 20:39
God, I love this sonata so much and those opening bars, to name just one thing, are profoundly beautifull...
Boris, this is simply amazing! Your tonal pallette seems boundless and is shown off well here. Your playing never involves any sense of ego and here you play a Beethoven sonata with true transcendence. Thank you.
In my mind Beethoven Sonatas are synonymous with Boris. Each performance is just... glorious. 🎹❤🎶
"For me, it is a masterpiece, occupying a special place in the cycle." Couldn't agree more : )
Super sensitive performance! Love it
How beatiful is this Sonata! Great interpretation!! Thanks you very much!
M. Giltburg, thank you for all the beautifull interpretations you share, your pastoral is so emotional and deep as it suits. I'm thankfull to my mom who made me know your name, so I discovered a great pianist and precious CD recordings. I hope to hear you in live in Paris one day. Maestro !
Your interpretation is perfect Boris! Exactly as Beethoven would have intended. Brilliant!!
superbly-fresh delivered interpretation for the one of the most beloved Beethoven's sonatas. Bravissimo
I love this sonata. It's the first Beethoven Sonata I learn it. Three years ago. Now I am learning no. 24 and your videos inspire me to play more Beethoven and also improve my technique to learn some Rachmaninoff and Liszt etudes. Soon On my channel will be video of the sonata
Beautiful performance.
Enjoyed a lot. Thanks
so much nuance...one really feels each note from this very sensitive artist
Perfect tempi. Bravo.
ЛЮБИМЫЙ КОМПОЗИТОР, ЛЮБИМАЯ СОНАТА, ЛЮБИМЫЙ ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЬ,,,,,, Так выглядит СЧАСТЬЕ!❤❤❤
Thank you Boris for these wonderful performances and videos.
I always love the passion you put into the piece of music. In the first movement (that I'm playing myself right now for my studies at the institute) you brought out aspects of the piece that I haven't seen in this light before.
Bravissimo! Great performance Boris! I’m learning this at the moment and having a little battle with the fingerings… but what a stunningly beautiful work!
Wonderfull! Thank you, Maestro.
Amazing Boris ! So pure so colourful ! 😍Thanks for sharing! Your music brings so much joy to life
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, que hermosa sonata, Primavera, al igual que la sonata para violín y piano, op.24, que sutileza al interpretarla, grande Boris, muy agradecido por esta bella interpretación, te admiro ....
Many thanks, Mr Giltburg. Very beautiful. I agree with Meow Meow below: Each performance is just glorious. 🙏
This is played extraordinary. Almost unbelievable.
perfect love love you Beethoven
thanks boris! i loved the comments you made about this sonata and your interpretation is amazing :D
Beautiful performance Boris, first time listening to you and a Fazoli piano 🎹!!
A great young pianist!
Wonderful. What coloring!
Fantastic! Thank you Boris
Música de la millor. Et fa somiar. Gracies, Ludwig, per aquesta preciositat
...perhaps the most romantic interpretation I've every heard of this piece...not classical, but it's beautiful!
For some reason I imagine Boris wearing a Beethoven mask and doing a bit of impersonation. 😉
😻💗♥️💗♥️💗♥️Perfekt 👏
It's late and I did not mean to listen to the whole sonata tonight, only the beginning ...
Amazing 😍
Bravissimo
beautiful
...sorry for posting again, but I must say I've always found it fascinating how Russians bring an entirely new dimension into "classical" pieces. For example, the first time I heard Schubert's 2nd Symphony was played by a Russian orchestra. The third movement were almost like hammer blows that resembled Beethoven's 5th Symphony....lovely. Then, I listened to a lot of recordings of German orchestras that treated the piece very lightly and fluffy...I missed those hammer blows. Actually, I think the rather late Beethovenesque interpretration of early Schubert can be justified by the harmonic structure of Schubert's 2nd Symphony. Try to find a Russian recording of this piece, and you'll see what I mean. I like the Russian versions better!
It's just glorious performance! Thank you. What's piano? Fazioli or other?
My son’s first masterclass used the same piece
I was taught by a 5th generation pupil of Beethoven (via Czernny, Lishotivski, Liberman, Tolstikova).
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