Beethoven Piano Sonata No.15 Op.28 'Pastorale' Fourth Movement
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2012
- The fourth movement of Beethoven's Sonata No.15 Op.28.
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Performed beautifully by Kaila Rochelle of www.specialneedsinmusic.com
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This sonata reminds me of Disney Channel shows that made my childhood, such as Kim Possible, Hannah Montana, Phineas and Ferb, and Wizards of Waverly Place.
C est la première fois que je prends conscience que la 12 et la 15 sont jumelles opposées , comme les symphonies 5 et 6 , les quatuors 10 et 11 , les sonates 21 et 23 , les quatuors 12 et 15 ( probablement. ,Voir le livre formidable de Josef Kerman (
Merci pour votre avis.
You will enjoy playing this sonata even more if you like the countryside.
Dear Kaila, I have now listened to all three of your Beethoven presentations - three sonatas. I will say that overall I like your renditions of this sonata and the Pathetique better than that of the Moonlight. I am quite comfortable with your Op. 28; and by the way, the pedal problems that I commented on regarding the Pathetique are totally absent here, I'm delighted to say. I might do a few things differently; for example, I like tempos slightly slower for the first two movements (the tempos of the latter two movements are for me well nigh perfect). I only regret that in this presentation we are not enabled to watch you as is usually the case with your uploads.
Hello Alger,
Thank you for your interesting comments. They are appreciated. You may not be aware of this, but I have had disabilities since the age of 17 that effect my life and therefore my playing.
I started formal lessons at age five and then had to stop from age 17 ti 32. Then I managed to regain the ability to play.
We are in the process of posting many performances, some with video from the years I was playing in public. My condition has worsened over the past ten years and I rarely, if ever play in public. However, that will not stop me from recording short pieces using the software instrument Old Black Grand and the midi keyboard.
I hope to play many pieces for instance, by Satie. Sometimes my tempos in the past may not have been what other pianists would consider fast enough, however, I do try to be as musical as possible. I think my tempos are acceptable. I know you are describing the opposite situation, but, I thought I would bring this to your attention anyway.
I look forward to more of your comments. They are most welcome
Thank you.
Kaila
Dear Kaila, as a matter of fact I am aware of your disability from visiting your website, and I judge your presentations with that in the back of my mind. I certainly admire your determination to keep at it, and I welcome any efforts that you put in at the present time. As for your tempos, even though many would consider your readings as "not fast enough," that to me is totally against my own viewpoint. I consider tempos as typically chosen today as excessively fast and hectic; certainly militating against a listener's ability to take in salient details along the way as everything would come out as a blur - yes, typical, but decidedly not my ideal of music making and I will never ever judge your playing as being too slow for whatever reason, as in any event I do not like excessively fast tempos. Now you say that you try to be as musical as possible, and I feel that you certainly do succeed, in the way you round off phrases, and use dynamic inflection - always a device that is insufficiently appreciated as many pianists of lesser caliber could be accused of playing everything at a constant dynamic. I have been listening mainly to your Bach, Beethoven and Chopin, and I see that there is a Mozart sonata (K.331) that I have yet to listen to. You really are quite musical - I can hear it in your phrasing - even if inevitably I might not agree with everything that I hear. I understand that you are based in Brooklyn, NY as I am myself. I would herein like to invite you to a piano and talk presentation I am giving at the St. Charles Jubilee senior center at 55 Pierrepont St. on Friday, October 13 at 3:30 P.M. I have left my email address with you once before but here it is again: w.zucker57@gmail.com Best to you in any event. William
Hello Alger,
I too am not fond of excessively fast playing most of the time. I would not be the fastest player for the most part even if I could except in very rare circumstances. A lot can be lost in speed. Thank you for letting me know about your presentation. At this time I am unable to predict how I will be doing at any given time so it would be impossible for me to give you a definitive answer about attending.
Please keep me posted about your upcoming events.Much appreciation.
Kaila
Dear Kaila, I fully agree with what you say about fast renditions. A lot can indeed be lost, skimmed over, or whatever, in a fast performance which is unfortunately typical of much of what one hears today and I thoroughly deplore this trend. As for my presentation coming up, you would know best how things for you will be at any given time, and I fully understand your reluctance to commit yourself at this point. In any event, you have the information, and you can take it from there when the time comes. Either way, I will continue to listen to your uploads that particularly interest me, and give you my impressions of them.All the best,William