another masterful interpretation by Barenboim. this sonata is one of the most underrated pieces in all classical music... it is absolutely geniusly written.
All of his 32 piano sonatas are incredible masterpieces! In my opinion, his piano sonatas, along with his symphonies and string quartets are the greatest works of art ever created!
La Sonate pour piano no 24 en fa dièse majeur, opus 78, de Ludwig van Beethoven, fut composée en 1809, publiée en décembre 1810 et dédiée à son amie la comtesse Thérèse von Brunsvik. Pour cette raison on connaît parfois l'œuvre sous le nom de « Sonate à Thérèse ». Elle ne comporte que deux mouvements et son exécution dure un peu moins de 8 minutes : Adagio cantabile - Allegro ma non troppo Allegro vivace Malgré sa brièveté, cette sonate virtuose et chaleureuse était aimée de son auteur. Si l’on en croit le mot rapporté par Karl Czerny, il l'estimait davantage que la Sonate « Clair de lune » : " On parle toujours de la sonate en ut dièse mineur, j'ai pourtant écrit mieux que cela, ainsi la sonate en fa dièse majeur est autre chose." [WIKIPEDIA]
Un pò di gioia ci vuole anche per distendere i nervi e forse per dimostrare come si può giocare anche con i suoni.E tuttavia il genio che si nsconnde viene seempre fuoi..
this prove you can compose marvellous things in F sharp major. But i wonder, why is this tonality the less played in classical music ? if any one has the answer please tell me !
Because the classical movement was about how it differs from the dense and complicated baroque music, it was considered really odd to write in a key with more than three accidentals and Beethoven kinda broke that tradition and became a bridge to the romantic era
Also, the more flats and sharps you have the more difficult it is to perform for string instruments and other non keyboard instruments, so they tend to write everything for strings in g maj or d maj etc etc.. but after my contributions to well temperament people started writing in every key especially on keyboard instruments :D
Before the XIXth and the equal temperament, C major was the most "in tune" tonality on a keyboard instrument (Eb major and F#M being one of the most out of tune)
Perhaps expectation, a little more intense than the similar previus passage, which also precedes the main theme. The contrast it's very significant in this way because, for me, brokes the expectation and make last one too.
Its an even more absurd and more hilarious cadenza than the previous. The silly hand crossing and all of the comedy(by harmonic means) should point to the 2nd movement being mostly humorous
This sonata is one of my favourites!
i could listen to this all daaaaay non stop
another masterful interpretation by Barenboim. this sonata is one of the most underrated pieces in all classical music... it is absolutely geniusly written.
Yeah. There is too much good music out there so every written piece doesn't get a chance to shine.
All of his 32 piano sonatas are incredible masterpieces! In my opinion, his piano sonatas, along with his symphonies and string quartets are the greatest works of art ever created!
A unusual composition. One of my favorite performances of this piece.
素敵な演奏！
For me, this Sonata is the sister of Sonata No.22.
Yes! Exactly what I thought
Such a joyful and underrated masterpiece.
La Sonate pour piano no 24 en fa dièse majeur, opus 78, de Ludwig van Beethoven, fut composée en 1809, publiée en décembre 1810 et dédiée à son amie la comtesse Thérèse von Brunsvik. Pour cette raison on connaît parfois l'œuvre sous le nom de « Sonate à Thérèse ».
Elle ne comporte que deux mouvements et son exécution dure un peu moins de 8 minutes :
Adagio cantabile - Allegro ma non troppo
Allegro vivace
Malgré sa brièveté, cette sonate virtuose et chaleureuse était aimée de son auteur. Si l’on en croit le mot rapporté par Karl Czerny, il l'estimait davantage que la Sonate « Clair de lune » : " On parle toujours de la sonate en ut dièse mineur, j'ai pourtant écrit mieux que cela, ainsi la sonate en fa dièse majeur est autre chose." [WIKIPEDIA]
아 근데 진짜 느끼지만 대가는 울림자체가 다른거같음 그 깊이가 있음...진짜 확연히
Un pò di gioia ci vuole anche per distendere i nervi e forse per dimostrare come si può giocare anche con i suoni.E tuttavia il genio che si nsconnde viene seempre fuoi..
It fills my heart with joy!
1st 0:16
2nd 7:18
ГЕНИАЛЬНО, ЧУДОТВОРНО, БЛАЖЕННО !
my favorite sonata
best song ever
Its not A SONG!
@@erkmergerk4329 but a piece!!
Muito lindo. Excelente
Daniel melhor intérprete das sonatas do Beethoven
深い味の音色❤
This is the most beautiful song in the world
haha
Its not A SONG!
演奏ぶった斬ってCM入れるならもう音楽のRUclipsなんて止めてしまえ。
❤incredible
Fantastic! Thanks for posting it!
this prove you can compose marvellous things in F sharp major. But i wonder, why is this tonality the less played in classical music ? if any one has the answer please tell me !
Because the classical movement was about how it differs from the dense and complicated baroque music, it was considered really odd to write in a key with more than three accidentals and Beethoven kinda broke that tradition and became a bridge to the romantic era
@@popolala2160 ok great explanation thanks a lot !!
Also, the more flats and sharps you have the more difficult it is to perform for string instruments and other non keyboard instruments, so they tend to write everything for strings in g maj or d maj etc etc.. but after my contributions to well temperament people started writing in every key especially on keyboard instruments :D
Before the XIXth and the equal temperament, C major was the most "in tune" tonality on a keyboard instrument (Eb major and F#M being one of the most out of tune)
I was wondering the same. Is this key used in Romanticism, by the way? It is a rare key.
HERMOSA
1st. 00:16
2nd. 7:18
00:15 00:39 7:18
Why put an add in the middle?? 🤬🤬🤬
Relax time 👍 🍷🍷...
powerful
My mom used to tell me to copy his playing. ❤
00:17
7:18
9:28 - 9:35 but what does it mean?
Perhaps expectation, a little more intense than the similar previus passage, which also precedes the main theme. The contrast it's very significant in this way because, for me, brokes the expectation and make last one too.
Its an even more absurd and more hilarious cadenza than the previous. The silly hand crossing and all of the comedy(by harmonic means) should point to the 2nd movement being mostly humorous
He's like the Beethoven piano version of Anthony Hopkins.
thought I was the only one that thought Barenboim looked like Sir Hopkins 🤣
🎼🎧🎼
0:39
05:20
El primer movimiento parece ser una sonata de Mozart.
Currently learning 2nd movement I am going to die
Really
7:18
쇼팽은 폴리니쌤
슈베르트는 백건우쌤
베토벤은 다니엘쌤꺼 들으면 되겠네요♡
тут есть русские
Есть)
I hope Beetoven composed 5 million or more sonatas for Barenboim to play.
😂
haha😊
Yeah, that was impossible. But, well, you know.@@lindsaytao6384
No pause or breathing between movements?
On the sheet music Beethoven actually said not to pause between movements on this one
와 손모양 소름돋네....
This Sonata isn't famous because it doesn't have a famous nickname.
actually it is nicknamed "à Thérèse"
It’s more like it doesn’t have a nickname because it’s not famous
I think that it’s more likely due to the face that’s in the key of F#major and no one wants to learn it
give me your hand.
Sofie Jonckers??
Rule Britannia
סימן 1 בהתחלה להשם עם סימן של 2 בשחרזו למשיח הכפול ו4 נקודות לשבת לקראת הסוף שנהיה בומבסטי ובסוף 2 נקודות. זה קריטי.
10:26 :D
0:18
0:16