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Friedrich Gulda: Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- Live Recording from the Munich Piano Summer 1982
Friedrich Gulda - piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330
0:00 I. Allegro moderato
4:52 II. Andante cantabile
10:21 III. Allegretto
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Mi piace il terzo tempo per l' energia della musica e l' inconfondibile sonorita' .Ho suonato nel 2005 e nel 2006 questa sonata !!!!! Il primo tempo e' magico per la sua semplicita' e il secondo tempo e ' molto intenso per una profondita ' che sorprende attraverso la meraviglia di suoni indimenticabili.
Friedrich, Mozart is here shining and present more than ever in this wonderful performance of yours!
There's definitely something special in this performance
Sehr schön, der Ausdruck gefällt mir ausgesprochen gut. Ein toller Musiker!
Stimmt!
Another incomparable slow movement - the Andante Cantabile. So heartbreaking and introspective. You don't have to agree with him. You cannot help but admire his fierce intelligence.
Shirley, that was beautiful and just what I needed to hear. I am learning this piece right now. Just beginning with a new teacher and he has given me this to learn and it is more difficult than anything I have attempted thus far. But, I just wanted to thank you for all that you share. This is my first time to comment on your videos, but have enjoyed and learned from them for several years. Thank you for your generosity in sharing with us.
Very inspiring and in tradition of classical style.
A lot of sentiment in his playing, it is most beautiful and is noted, the jazz influence in the interpretation, is not like classical piano players, here sounds delightfull and as an extra his own mark.
Very rude the people sneezing on the background.
Relax. A sneeze can happen to anyone.
Just beautiful.
Simple clear makes good silence
Your humble playing is good
Love it
Goulda and the hapiness.🌻
His Mozart was not the joy&fun Mozart, the lucky guy, but a game of live and death. One of the few pianists who understood Mozart. It is like a harpsichord suite of Bach, with the means of Mozart.
there r less that understood, that Mozart is'nt the one to perfer brilliance..... have a look at Hanna Hyun-Jung Kim's interpretations 🎶
@e.renatz5971 Yes, she makes it nice. My favourites are Haebler, Brendel, Badura-Skoda, Jean Muller and also Gulda.
@@Piflaser thanks 👏 (and don't you forget Clara Haskil 🎶)
@e.renatz5971 Yes, together with Arthur Grumiaux, she made some of the best recordings ever.
He died on Mozart’s 244th birthday
we know 🇦🇹
RITORNELLOS????
He's one of the few pianists I can forgive not playing them.
Commozione
Seit dieser Aufnahme weiss ich warum ich immer eine Abneigung gegen Friedrich Gulda hatte.Sein Mozart klingt so buchstabiert,er scheint gar nicht zu merken und zu erfassen worum es bei Mozart eigentlich geht.Ein Jammer.
... und, worum geht's ?
Did he misplay at 1:43?
I think so yea
Yes
🙁
@@matmm75006 Yes, he sometimes spent some freedom, but here it is more.
Gulda knew how to play this piece, all the remaining piano players are matsturbating nervously
No repeat in the exposition? Disgraceful
You’re joking, right? Otherwise, my sympathy goes out to you and your childish brain.
@@DavidRozenblatt I don't understand the reason for which he could be joking. I think the structural integrity of a sonata should be maintained at all costs, no matter how hip or jazz you are. My sympathies, your house must be falling apart.
Just heard Clara Haskil played this. She's way better.
everybody feels differently and I suppose there’s no superior or inferior in music if you love it then that’s what it is , I personally love the way he plays btw :)
Good, bad, better, worse...?
The music moves you... or not. That's the point!