Barenboim: Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Daniel Barenboim came back to the Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires, in August, 19th 2000, to celebrate his 50 years on stage with a solo-recital as in his first appearance as a 7-years-old boy
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Sonata C Major, Op. 330
1:00 I. Allegro moderato
7:38 II. Andante cantabile
15:02 III. Allegretto
Argentina has not forgotten him, this son of the city, leading conductor and pianist, and indefatigable campaigner for international understanding through the spirit of music. On the night of 19 August 2000, they came en masse, like pilgrims, to the time-honoured Teatro Colón just to listen to him.
At last their adored idol steps on to the stage - to perform again in his native city half a century after his first public appearance. The multitude rises and sings for him. Three hours and thirteen encores later, he can find no other way of disengaging himself from the ecstatic throng than to point out that the Teatro Colón must close its doors at midnight. One last piece, and then he goes - ending what has surely been one of the most memorable evenings in the Argentinian capital's concert history.
I believe that he and Mitsuko Uchida are the best Mozart performers today. Also Zimerman too when he decides to play Mozart.
Verlo tocar así me recuerda cuando lo decubrí por vez primera en el canal Film&Arts hace 14 años. Quedé estupefacta por su prodigio musical al momento de tocar sonatas de Beethoven.
P.D.: El programa de televisión se llamaba “Sonatas de Beethoven por Daniel Barenboim" ¡Enorme nostalgia!
Gracias por tu comentario Miriam! Quizá no sea el mismo programa al que te referías, pero en el canal tenemos esta serie en la que Barenboim interpreta las Sonatas de Beethoven: goo.gl/Z589Zz Esperamos que lo disfrutes! :)
@@Euroarts espectacular! nadie como el maestro barenboim para interpretar a beethoven. gracias
Hard to believe maestro Baremboin celebrated 19 years ago 50 years on the stage. So next year he would be celebrating 70 years. Amazing!💐💐💐🌟🌟🌟
Daniel is 80, not 70. Incredible.
@@jeromeweingart5596 70 years on stage though
I love Barenboim's rendition of this piece. Nowadays, I am practicing the 2nd movement of this, just for my hobby. As an armature, the 2nd movement is easier to me for its slowness.
slow movements are actually musically harder as you must do more with the sparcity of notes
Lamento no haber visitadoTeatro Colon cuando estuve en Buenos Aires, se me parece un poco a la scalla de Milan, verdaderamente una Obra Maestra.
It seems like only yesterday that I watched him playing Beethoven di says on public television, and telling us about them as he introduced them. But it was fifty years ago! Incredible.
I believe that barenboim is the most prolific musician living today.
God Blees him.
disagree.
total mentira
@LuisSalcedo-xn3vx total mentira
When it comes to music. Experience means nothing. Playing music is not just about filling concert halls as that only happened from about 1830/40. Music was intimate and the skill level was irrelevant. Beethoven once himself said music is about feeling. Now piano playing has become an Olympic sport.
@@JaymesSinnah si por eso sacaron sus pinches concursos de piano una total porqueria
So what does it mean to know your true self?
In the first place, is it possible to know your true self?
Even though there are many times when I don't feel like the person I was a minute ago and the person I am now is the same. . .
The existence of oneself changes over time. It seems like a surprisingly ambiguous existence.
I really like reading.
From my point of view, the person who wrote the book was someone else. The act of reading books written by others. . . through that action, we feel something, imagine something, and think about various things.
It may be impossible to know your true self, but I think books give you the chance to meet many different versions of yourself.
Think, feel, and know. . . Don't you think these are very important things?
Well, good night and sweet dream to you ∂ . ∂ #
Barenboim ha transmitido el verdadero sentimiento Mozartiano, así se interpreta esta sonata...
보임좌가 모짜르트는 최고 권위자네 진짜
At the moment, almost 70 years on the stage - absolutely unbelievable. Thank you for this upload!
Not quite what it says in video :-)
Andrey Rubtsov I meant these days, it’s almost 70 years Barenboim is on the stage at the moment
很好听(⊙o⊙)
The acoustics of the Colon, my gosh!
De speelse Mozart komt weerom tot leven onder de meesterlijke handen van deze maëstro Barenboim! Deze schoonheid en speelsheid blijft beroeren!
Gelijk heb je Pieter
Yes! Impossível not to love Mozart! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
He plays Beethoven better than Mozart.
Hola y gracias y saludos cordiales desde Mallorca para vosotros euroartschanell felicidades 😍😍
BRAVO MAESTRO 👏👏👏💐✌️♥️🇬🇪
I’ve never heard someone play this well! 😱😱😱
01:00
07:40
15:00
Thanks. This was really good help for when I was listening to this piece for my Masterclass
There is a description 😂
Absolutely perfect !
1:01 start
7:39 - Adante cantabile
1:02
Muy bien Daniel...
Good 👍
Great
no1 00:54
no2 07:38
no3 15:04
There is a description
@@alinamocanescu4256Importante para quem estuda essa peça.
Importante para quem treina. Às vezes repassamos o mesmo trecho várias vezes até dominar as minúcias da técnica e a interpretação.
👍👍
Yo vine solo a escuchar a Barenboim hablar español... me quedé con las ganas 😅
Sigue esta playlist (publicamos un video nuevo cada semana) y podrás escucharlo hablar español ;) Lo hará para introducir la pieza que va a interpretar así como para agradecer al público: bit.ly/EA-50YearsOnStage-DanielBarenboim
El 5 de Noviembre se publicará el próximo!
1:01
Comeca
Superjojo
1:13
4:20
Could he possibly have missed the dotted rhythm at bar 7 of the Andante cantabile? He plays not two 64th, but 32nd notes after the long chord. The 64th notes are in the manuscript.
So what...?
@@simonperry9718 So what, what?
So what?? He plays way better than any of us could ever play
@@adriantovias8681 well that is obvious, and one could even infer he made an informed choice in playing that or for that matter any other passage the way he does. I was just trying to investigate something. Why everyone assumes I'm criticizing him? Or that the question somehow diminishes his greatness, and therefore knights in shining armor must suddenly appear to defend him? He needs no defense.
Yes i spotre that as well
Obrigado .
Portugués
🥰😍😍🤩🤩🤩
派閥の申し子
副科の華
I don’t like the sound of this piano
i do 🤷
my dad plays this really well :)
Those last three chords... what a pity.
damn im play this song for for my AMUS exam
and Im only 13
Good on you! This is not a song, this is a SONATA!
Actually, it is a piece
PotatoGod135 I'm only 10 and i played this piece for a masterclass when i was 9
@@chizhang3697 good for you
@@chizhang3697 If ur actually Asian like ur name (and not some random troller) then that makes sense. Having been to many comps. etc. there are lots of successful Asians in the music fieldpartly cuz they practice 40 hrs a day
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grandfather Grandmother can play better than y'all hahaha XDD
The second movement is played unbearably slow, a full 1/2 of the intended andante tempo. It's incredibly boring as a result, almost unlistenable.
Go away
@@amateursoundz6262 but he tellin fax tho
It is really slow but it is expressive, isn't it?
Horowitz's version is much better.
This is not a competence! If you don't like shut up and listen to Vladimir!
It is to much "German Made" and not from the heart.
@@alexanderliu0607 Huh? First you said "competence"; then you said "comparison." Tell us what you are really trying to so. And what the heck is a "comparison"?
@@alexanderliu0607 Yes? Yes what?
@@alexanderliu0607 What about Ivan?
is bad music