in 1988 i played this Mozart sonata in a public recital, considered as my finals in the music conservatory. Modesty, I memorized the entire 3 movements because it was a final examination. Ten hours/day practice. Sadly now, i am struggling to go back and play slow each day.
Interesting, playing the piano is a wonderfull God given gift to have, iam mostly self taught, I taught myself to play the piano at the age of 15yrs, iam 53yrs old now, I've just humbly speaking managed to teach myself to play the k331 1st movement ( theme and 6 variations) and the rondo alla turca, ( menuetto and trio next) along with various other pieces like Beethovens moonlight sonata and the pathetique, this sonata the k 332 start with the 1st movement Is my next challenge, managed to sight read 1st movement a few mistakes but iam humbly speaking pleased with my progress, also learning the rondo in D major, k 485, I find practising it slowly and building up the speed is the best method to use, all the best with your playing, greetings from wales uk 😀
@@adrianthomas6244 thats really good, self dedication is brought about by your passion, self determination _ the feeling is deep self contentment, so fulfilling even if we are not so financially rewarded. God bless on your wholesome journey.
I am currently 13 years old playing this piece, and it has brought me such joy and peace. No words can describe how much I enjoy playing the piano for others to enjoy and to share my gift.
true, its something heard in more modern music. i was pretty surprised when i heard it here too. my favorite part though, something about the suspension with the dynamics makes it the climbing tension so subtle, yet so impactful.
@@AhbibHaald Music can usually be categorized into different forms (the general structure of the piece.) A simple and common example would be what's called a "Simple Ternary form" that is where the music follows the pattern of "A B A" where "A" represents the first part of the music (the first melody, set of musical phrases, or just the first musical "idea") B represents the second part. You can usually hear when the music changes from how the piece sounded at first (a new accompaniment style, a new key center, and new melodic material are all good indicators)-- that's when the "B" section starts. Eventually, the material from the beginning of the piece returns, giving the feeling of having returned home because the music is back where it started. Musical forms can get pretty long and pretty complicated. There are often little forms within bigger forms and many things that can make it more challenging to figure out the exact form. Most forms find some way to bring back the "A" material because that gives the music a sense of continuity and completion. Most people are familiar with the form called "strophic form" that is simply when music is written in a verse-chorus-verse-chorus etc. pattern. I hope this wasn't too complicated or too long. I love it when people want to know more about this stuff. I hope this was helpful!
@@jtwattsmusic wow, thank you so much! I had no idea there was a whole system to categorize the way a piece loops around its main idea. I'll do more research about it, it sounds really useful for interpretation. Thanks again!
Glorious music and gloriously played. Sikolov is very judicious about his use of extra ornamentation on the repeats and it works beautifully. The last movement is very concerto-like I think.
@@erik878 bro this is grigory sokolov were talking about, unless youre one of the best pianists on this planet your music definitely isnt better. this is world class playing.
Кто-то обсуждает музыку МОЦАРТА с профессиональной стороны, разбирает её на ноты и звуки. Для меня же музыка МОЦАРТА ~это высочайшая духовная сфера. Я просто отрешаюсь от окружающего мира и слушаю, слушаю, слушаю... Это не поддаётся разуму. Это можно только чувствовать....
What I'm about to say might shock you, but I think that he plays it too "beautifully", and we lose the drama! Not every single sound should be "beautiful", as that would be rather uninteresting.
I don't listen to Russians or eastern Europeans play Mozart or Schubert. Now ,I see I'm wrong after hearing Leonskaya live in Mozart .Pletnev maybe not and he tries to bring new life into everything he touches but he changes the composer too much for me but it's still a good Neessary exercise . Who wants to hear the same music a thousand times the same way. Actually a lotta people want to hear their fave popradio song just like it was perfectly studio produced but... Sokolov touches ,attacks and voicings here are so marvelous I must find other Mozart performances but twice he rushes the a in ms.6 everytime it occurs he gives the A a 16th value. I wonderwhy he is fastidiou about such things .
I have been thinking that too since I started learning this piece. Rigoletto obviously didn’t exist yet, but the Italian opera influence is clearly there.
I am at measure 8, extremely slowly, because I have to do exam for Grade 6 ABRSM, first. But I bought the books of Grade 7 and 8 already, because I like most of the pieces. And trying a too high level, helps me playing the lower levels better.
@@demooisteNAAM wow, such dedication to have!!! Keep it up! I just finished my grade 8 abrsm and now learning this as a piece for my diploma 😭 My masterclass Professor said i have to show all the three movements to him in two weeks time. I am so suicidal because this song makes my blood boils of how it sounds so nice but so hard to master in few weeks. also I just turned 14 🎂🎂
0:39, why is this part played so slowly, from what I know (I personally play this sonata), that part is supposed to be fairly fast, though everything else is great!
I assume you mean 13:29 The 2 extra staves are an ossia (spelling), which is an alternative way to play this segment, which was probably written by Mozart in different scores
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in 1988 i played this Mozart sonata in a public recital, considered as my finals in the music conservatory. Modesty, I memorized the entire 3 movements because it was a final examination. Ten hours/day practice. Sadly now, i am struggling to go back and play slow each day.
Hi good to hear
I'm playing for my exams 😀
Interesting, playing the piano is a wonderfull God given gift to have, iam mostly self taught, I taught myself to play the piano at the age of 15yrs, iam 53yrs old now, I've just humbly speaking managed to teach myself to play the k331 1st movement ( theme and 6 variations) and the rondo alla turca, ( menuetto and trio next) along with various other pieces like Beethovens moonlight sonata and the pathetique, this sonata the k 332 start with the 1st movement Is my next challenge, managed to sight read 1st movement a few mistakes but iam humbly speaking pleased with my progress, also learning the rondo in D major, k 485, I find practising it slowly and building up the speed is the best method to use, all the best with your playing, greetings from wales uk 😀
@@adrianthomas6244 thats really good, self dedication is brought about by your passion, self determination _ the feeling is deep self contentment, so fulfilling even if we are not so financially rewarded. God bless on your wholesome journey.
Crazy to think that this was your graduation piece. I'm studying it for my 4th year final exam 😢
It’s never too late to relearn piano - I’m a piano teacher and I teach many adults!
When sokolov plays , it makes sense
I am currently 13 years old playing this piece, and it has brought me such joy and peace. No words can describe how much I enjoy playing the piano for others to enjoy and to share my gift.
You are very talented for playing this level eight piece, for only thirteen years old
@@marrowfamilyfarm this is rcm level 10 btw
You're so talented!!! I love that you love to play the piano and how you share your gifts with others ❤
@@elizamitchell2609❤
Пусть Бог тебя благословит! Лучше МУЗЫКИ в мире ничего нет! ❤❤❤
1:18 circle of fifth progression. Rare for it to be so overt in classical era
so simple yet it gives me goosebumps every time
@@rus8286 yeah the genius is in the voicing and accents :D
Who knew Mozart would shamelessly steal from nirvana 😔😔😔
Thanks for pointing it out. I have never studied this piece from a theory point of view, and this part has always sounded unique
true, its something heard in more modern music. i was pretty surprised when i heard it here too. my favorite part though, something about the suspension with the dynamics makes it the climbing tension so subtle, yet so impactful.
Ах, Моцарт, Моцарт! Знаешь ли Ты, что твоя Музыка сводит с ума, так она прекрасна! ❤
Beautifully done! (One of my favorite Mozart movements--I set it as my morning alarm. It's the gentlest way to awaken and start the day.)
If I’d set as my morning I wouldn’t wake up, I would sleep like a baby
@@amitguy950 😂 I agree
@denisemary Most people need Mahler or Wagner as an alarm... More effective.
Any Music by Mozart is Instant Gratification.
Just knockout variety and pleasure.
I love the ornaments in the second repeat of the 1st mvt.
I had to analyze the form of this piece for school and I'm quite thankful there was such a beautiful recording for me to listen to over and over!
Sorry, I'm not a music student, what does "analyze the form of a piece" mean? I'm really curious.
@@AhbibHaald Music can usually be categorized into different forms (the general structure of the piece.) A simple and common example would be what's called a "Simple Ternary form" that is where the music follows the pattern of "A B A" where "A" represents the first part of the music (the first melody, set of musical phrases, or just the first musical "idea") B represents the second part. You can usually hear when the music changes from how the piece sounded at first (a new accompaniment style, a new key center, and new melodic material are all good indicators)-- that's when the "B" section starts. Eventually, the material from the beginning of the piece returns, giving the feeling of having returned home because the music is back where it started.
Musical forms can get pretty long and pretty complicated. There are often little forms within bigger forms and many things that can make it more challenging to figure out the exact form. Most forms find some way to bring back the "A" material because that gives the music a sense of continuity and completion.
Most people are familiar with the form called "strophic form" that is simply when music is written in a verse-chorus-verse-chorus etc. pattern.
I hope this wasn't too complicated or too long. I love it when people want to know more about this stuff. I hope this was helpful!
@@jtwattsmusic wow, thank you so much! I had no idea there was a whole system to categorize the way a piece loops around its main idea. I'll do more research about it, it sounds really useful for interpretation. Thanks again!
simple sonata form
@Joshua Watts it's called sonata form.
Лёгкость и глубина бытия! Спасибо!
Really like that third movement, always give me a mysterious yet nostalgic feeling!
Григорий Соколов ~ПИАНИСТ от БОГА! Браво, МАЭСТРО! Восхищаюсь и преклоняюсь!!! ❤
I've listened to this countless time and it still amaze me. I mean, bravo
I'm 14 years old and currently playing this. Is very beautiful and it's veyr calm. I love it
Моцарт прекрасен! Великолепное исполнение! Благодарю!❤
Now THAT is an interesting variation on the base theme in the Allegro
Wunderschön, ich liebe diese Sonate. Sehr einfühlsam gespielt!
Glorious music and gloriously played. Sikolov is very judicious about his use of extra ornamentation on the repeats and it works beautifully. The last movement is very concerto-like I think.
Аристократ фортепиано. Виртуоз Поцелованный Господом Богом.
I was learning when I was 13!! I really loved to play and one of my most favorite music!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!
I also learnt when I’m 13! Well, not really, 12, actually, but still close to 13.
@@dungnguyenkieunmy5505 I learned when I was still in the womb, top that.
*1:24* *3:30* i love this difference of articulation
Sokolov, the master.
Hey now stop worshipping
@@erik878 You are wrong nobody’s worshiping
@@joonpark3983 I'm right, they're worshipping. But my music is better
@@erik878 bro this is grigory sokolov were talking about, unless youre one of the best pianists on this planet your music definitely isnt better. this is world class playing.
@@dnuma5852 I compose
This is amazingly amazing. Great job. The music, the soul, the movement, perfect. My favourite sonanta =))
Прекрасное исполнение !!! Огромное спасибо!
Wonderful! What a gorgeous slow movement!
1 часть:
0:04 - Вступление
0:19 - ГП
0:33 - Связка
0:58 - ПП
2 часть:
10:35 - ГП
11:40 - ПП
3 часть:
16:17 - Вступление
17:02 - Связка
17:20 - ПП
20:07 - Начало Разраб.
24:06 - Эпизод Разраб.
Ty
Ne kadarda güzel bir analiz
I really wonder what Mozart would say. This is just so different. Yet so interesting. I am not even sure if I like it.
u are just bad
Сонаты Моцарта ~это какой-то кайф для души. Более сильного слова найти не могу. Вообще обожаю Вольфганга Амадея.... ❤
Amazing! Thank you!🎵
🙏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Трогательно, душевно, талантливо. Особенности неповторимого пианистического искусства Г. Л. Соколова.
2nd mov is an absolute gem wow I,m a tear jerker.
I’m currently 12 years old and I taught myself this piece
Ты супер! У тебя прекрасная душа. Желаю тебе огромных успехов.! Пусть удача сопутствует тебе! И пусть БОГ тебя хранит!!! ❤❤❤
❤!
perhaps my favorite mozart sonata
Finally the right tempo, not too fast.
I'd still like the finale a touch slower, personally, and with a bit of time at some of the dramatic moments, but otherwise it's pretty good.
Beautiful interpretation
yes agree
just the speed I would take it, perfect
Classical music, a magnetic force that draws us into a world of grace, where the harmonies linger and the echoes of emotion resonate eternally. 🌌🎹
Mi sonata de Mozart preferida ❤, es un abrazo, un refugio. Bellísima interpretación, los tempos pausados, excelente!!!
Very enjoyable, and an excellent interpretation!
Кто-то обсуждает музыку МОЦАРТА с профессиональной стороны, разбирает её на ноты и звуки. Для меня же музыка МОЦАРТА ~это высочайшая духовная сфера. Я просто отрешаюсь от окружающего мира и слушаю, слушаю, слушаю... Это не поддаётся разуму. Это можно только чувствовать....
My favouriti sanata
It’s “favorite sonata”
Fantastic! Thank you
Escuche esta melodia en un capitulo de los caballeros del zodiaco y la vine a escuchar aca...excelente melodia , me tranquiliza.
Just watched bodies on netflix and they played slow movement in episode 7..... Very tasteful ❤
I’m 11 and a month and currently learning this piece! This video has helped greatly, thanks!
Классно, желаю удачи!
Благодарю за прекрасное исполнение прекрасного произведения великого Моцарта!
The tempo reminds me of a guy ice skating for the first time! Such an interesting sight to behold!
AHHHH BACH IS HERE!!!!! HELP HE CAME BACK TO LIFE 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
But to mostly agree yes it is a interesting sight
My Fav Mozart's sonata.
Браво!!!!
My second favourite Sonata ❤💜🧡
What’s number 1?
@@radiantsun Still waiting
@@Dylonely42 probably moonlight😂
@@cjadventures8840 😂😂😂
@@Dylonely42😂😂😂
2nd mov just too beautiful to describe wow
WOW
Sooo good👍
Yea it’s so good!!🤪
What I'm about to say might shock you, but I think that he plays it too "beautifully", and we lose the drama! Not every single sound should be "beautiful", as that would be rather uninteresting.
Wonderful. Thank you. Much joy in following the score.
Saori Kido played this beautiful sonata in episode 19 ❤
The March like second movement is easily the best part
УГАДАЙКА
Для ссмш 8кл
0:03 вст/гп
0:19 гп
0:33 сп
0:58 пп осн тема
1:19 дополнение к пп
2я часть
10:35
3я часть
16:17 вст/гп
I don't listen to Russians or eastern Europeans play Mozart or Schubert. Now ,I see I'm wrong after hearing Leonskaya live in Mozart .Pletnev maybe not and he tries to bring new life into everything he touches but he changes the composer too much for me but it's still a good Neessary exercise . Who wants to hear the same music a thousand times the same way. Actually a lotta people want to hear their fave popradio song just like it was perfectly studio produced but... Sokolov touches ,attacks and voicings here are so marvelous I must find other Mozart performances but twice he rushes the a in ms.6 everytime it occurs he gives the A a 16th value. I wonderwhy he is fastidiou about such things .
потрясающий пианист!! спасибо огромное за наслаждение!
love it, thank you very much
0:58 La donna è mobile...
Hhhhhh 😂
thats what i thought LOL
@@oldbird4601 I forgot my piano lessons sorry
The transition to part 2 is interesting which sounds like beethoven's sonata. Mozart music seems same, but he chages in different angles.
:-) I am big fan of you!
Uma das grandes músicas de Mozart, o criador do Piano Bartolomeo Cristofori com certeza deve ter apreciado muito essa música na Época.
Учим эту сонату! Прекрасное исполнение!!!!
amazing!
Tahank you
1:17 4:38 6:30
Beautiful interpretation. Thank you! ...
Can somebody tell me what level on the RCM (or any other) grading scale this is?
The first part is Grade 8, ABRSM 2023-2024
20+ years ago, the whole piece was my Grade 10 Canada RCM List B.
Thank you.
It’s actually much harder than it seems. The 2nd mov is extremely difficult because it requires perfect voicing and balancing.
0:58 seems like "La Donna è mobileee" (Verdi - Rigoletto) 😱😱😱
I have been thinking that too since I started learning this piece. Rigoletto obviously didn’t exist yet, but the Italian opera influence is clearly there.
Development 4:15
Recapitulation 5:10
Broadcasting Advertisement in the second bar of the Second movement ist a cultural crime.
Majestic!
0:04
0:09
0:19
😍😍😍😍😍
Bravo!
Self note: Supposed septuplet at 14:03, part after that sounds like raindrop theme.
Does anyone know which publisher are these scores from? They are so beautiful to read.
URTEXT Klaviersonaten BAND II (G Henle Verlag)
Very Nice.
My uncle Trump would love that
Your uncle Trump? Waiiiiit, are you kidddddding or whaaat? Trump? You mean?
@@eirenehieuhanh2987I think she means Donald Trump here 😂😂😂
Another eccentric performance by Sokolov. The playing is excellent but the interpretive choices are not convincing to me.
1:21
So beaufully performed . BRAVO !!!
This is irrevent, but 2nd theme starts with La Donna MOBILE. PERHAPS JOE GREEN PLAYED THIS SONATA. WHAT THINK YOU?
Gorgeous
Hey
@@erezsolomon3838 Hey mate
Huh? Do you guys know each other? You guys seem like good friends 🤪
best version,superior to Josh Wright.
I’m just learning this piece and I got up to measure 22
Wow!!! Amazing❤️❤️
I am at measure 8, extremely slowly, because I have to do exam for Grade 6 ABRSM, first. But I bought the books of Grade 7 and 8 already, because I like most of the pieces. And trying a too high level, helps me playing the lower levels better.
@@demooisteNAAM wow, such dedication to have!!! Keep it up! I just finished my grade 8 abrsm and now learning this as a piece for my diploma 😭 My masterclass Professor said i have to show all the three movements to him in two weeks time. I am so suicidal because this song makes my blood boils of how it sounds so nice but so hard to master in few weeks. also I just turned 14 🎂🎂
Somebody else listen "la Donna É Mobile" at 0:59?
I think Mozart's Piano Sonata no. 16 in C major "Beginners" sounds like a famous Beethoven piece.
8:17 Gulda is here! :D
Ahhh damn I missed it because I didnt wanna hear the same thing all over again but I guess neither did he thus the fanciness nice
Well it's not as printed! Are you saying that's a Gulda variation?
@@adrianwright8685 Gulda was one of the few pianists to improvise on repetitions, that is probably what he meant.
nice
0:39, why is this part played so slowly, from what I know (I personally play this sonata), that part is supposed to be fairly fast, though everything else is great!
Yes, exactly!
L'esame del 6 classe😊
и как это контрить?
а что значит в нотах Nach dem Autograph и Nach der Erstausgabe?
Can you upload Daniel Barenboim's new releases of Beethoven's sonatas please?
That would be an enormous job!
КОСМОС
!
Anyone know I can find this specific sheet music?
Way too many ads.
😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😍😍😍👍👍👍😃😃😃
😍😍
😍
👏👏👏👏🌺💐❤️💕💕💕
Why does the 2nd movement (Adagio) have two staves?
I assume you mean 13:29
The 2 extra staves are an ossia (spelling), which is an alternative way to play this segment, which was probably written by Mozart in different scores
Ads in the middle of the 1st mvt!!!
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@@zhannagumenyuk9076 ok I see.
У них нет души, вместо неё ~дешёвая монета.