Beethoven Sonata No.5 - 3rd movement (take 2) Paul Barton, FEURICH piano

This video is 3rd movement only (take 2)
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[@WilliamLeeSims]

As an intermediate to advanced player myself, I really love that you show the sheet music as you play. The videos with "falling notes" are visually pleasing, but I can't follow along the same as I can with your videos.

[@jonarmstrong6214]

Absolutely beautiful!!!!

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Thank you!

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

Amazing - - a bit too intense for the elephants though, huh ???

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Yes, you're right, this wouldn't be to their taste! at all -- however, the slow movement (in this sonata) is perfect, I will play to them and see ...

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

@Paul Barton - - ok !!! - - I hope you'll record & upload. You're a MAESTRO, Paul. What incredible muscle memory you have !!! I only studied from 8 till 14, but it gave me great music appreciation. My own personal muscle memory today is with yarn (crochet and sometimes knitting). Your family is charming. Please keep profiling them !!! 😁

[@chezbe]

@@PaulBartonPiano Paul, when 29 sonata?

[@silviatuffen9814]

Thank you for showing us your love for Emily from age 0 to 5, what an eye opener 💓🤩
She has blossomed in your arms, and her mum's no doubt, like a beautiful flower 💓Paul you're an extraordinary gifted human being, and am thankful that i have had the privilege to witness your love, to emily and your wife, to the elephants and no doubt your patients. Bless you, from the UK

[@SebRitter1985]

difficult piece! Bravo!

[@mariellemartens621]

Thank you! I enjoy watching & listening to you play! It's such a super idea having the music displayed...When my children were at home, we had music practice every single day since they were 3. It was so entertaining! My husband & I miss the music. You now make our day! So thank you:)

[@YobeePiano]

Beautiful Beethoven

[@sofiaortiz3220]

Thanks

[@lunaberyl3834]

Love to watch artist fingers dancing on the keys.
Thanks!!!

[@PaulBartonPiano]

You're welcome!

[@mabdub]

Oh, what a fiery delight that performance was! Thank you.

[@hugofarias3938]

BRAVO!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Thank you!

[@miwir1248]

Such a dramatic movement....and you nailed it as usual!

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

Nice!!! I like it! Actually, I like all of your videos

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Thank you!

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

Paul Barton your welcome

[@pamshearer7407]

Paul Barton, Thank you so very much for sharing this great music memories with us , Wonderful Job.
🎹 5/ 18 / 2020🎹

[@tmgcubing5816]

Todays is the 19th

[@PaulBartonPiano]

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[@Dr.JungFrench]

Very good!

[@plutooliver686]

Absolutely Fantastic! What a fun song to play.😀 Thanks for sharing.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

yes it is fun!

[@adrianoseresi3525]

When there are three flats in the key signature, Beethoven always comes up with the most remarkable music.

[@evolvingblessed3704]

Bravo!!

[@aleballeri]

Another wonderful performance Paul! Bravo!

[@AVVA20]

Красиво! Впервые слышу 3 часть этой симфонии

[@tmgcubing5816]

*N O I C E*

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

TMG Cubing you mean nice

[@personofinternet682]

Bravo!

[@james_subosits]

This movement sounds incredibly orchestral.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

yes, it does.

[@gemmac6078]

Wow what a sonata. Ill never be able to play that fast. You have great rythym. 👏👏

[@harukayamase598]

Great

[@idronetravel1962]

I wish I could play like this. What age did you start playing?

[@BrutalSnuggles]

I played this year's ago back in college in the oughts. Honestly, this sounds a lot harder than it is

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Not as early as I would have liked as my parents didn't have a piano at home when I was growing up. But I didn't let that stop me :)

[@idronetravel1962]

01 Thierry Dejonghe Yes, that’s difficult enough. But I think you really have to have the talent. How to get through the whole piece with no mistakes!

[@felix_music]

@@BrutalSnuggles yes, that's right

[@oishibaking]

I started at 3, now Im 13 and learning this song

[@alejandrogabrielmonrroytor2716]

Please etude scriabin op 8 n 12 tutorial

[@rochelleb973]

Wow

[@rickjaw4051]

Wow, this is beautiful, I started playing piano 2 years ago hopefully one day I can play like you.

[@iracigoncalves1067]

Espetacular!!!! Maravilhoso!!!

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Thank you!

[@user-cq5pr3ud9x]

Прекрасно и удивительно!!!

[@user-cc4zj4mv9u]

Clean... amazing!!

[@catherinebalianastrologiet8855]

Very beautiful

[@FC-qu1gv]

Bravissimo.... grazie!

[@annaroseannadanna1]

Lovely & energetic!

[@dimensionalfuse1810]

Thank you - wonderfully uplifting. But you should know that any video your daughter is in eclipses, by far, the best that either Ludwig or you can aspire to! 💕

[@lexouguliano5399]

When will you play the second sonata ? I'm currently learning it and to see your interpretation would help me a lot ! Anyway amazing performance as always keep up the good work Paul

[@paulskinner3442]

You're missing half a bar rest immediately before the repeat sign both times.

[@musicgaines7170]

Yep

[@RoboticsBay]

Hard sonata! Great playing! Beethoven was a musical and uplifting genius.

[@skybluecotton]

oh! the short passage in the development section contains similar thematic figure in the 5th symphony ;)

[@ignacioclerici5341]

How long does it take you to learn it? Like coorditate both hands?
And then to play it expressively?

[@aizere.3443]

Браво!!!!!

[@fedecan770]

Hi Paul. Thank you for this rendition. May i ask you how do you practice to acquire velocity on scales? Awesome!

[@fedecan770]

@@alainspiteri502 spending time without a good method is a fools errand, but thanks for your reply!

[@RayHuong]

We here are continually amazed by the Barton family.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

why, thank you!

[@giovannidellalibera5574]

3:26 A Flat?

[@Dominique632]

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[@sofiaortiz3220]

Ikr i made it

[@Murtaskegg]

Supposedly Chopin was not very fond of Beethoven. But the beginning of his polonaise op. 44 maybe had some inspiration from this sonata.

[@Rombizio]

I can see it now. Beethoven woke up one morning and said:
"I am going to create an easy difficulty piece so others can have fun too".

[@ignacioclerici5341]

Easy? You mad?
This is extremely difficult.

[@Rombizio]

@@ignacioclerici5341 You clearly dont understand sarcasm.

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[@chezbe]

Paul, wow, what a tecnique.... When 29?

[@martinbemol9]

Liszt beethoven?

[@ginarampelt7291]

Why does it look so easy when you play it?

[@zoltanlevay747]

Not all techniques!

[@reynaldorosario535]

Can anyone tell me about the notes in 1:51 because I see WHITE sixteenth notes for the right hand (e flat). Is this correct? This is new to me, I learnt musical theory long time ago..

[@xKingBoo]

It's 4 16th notes it's just written out..... So like if you see 8 white 16ths it's like 16 16th notes it just looks cleaner

[@SpaghettiToaster]

Connected half/whole notes means tremolo with the duration of a half/whole note. The number of lines indicates the speed of the tremolo.

[@reynaldorosario535]

Thanks, didn't know that👍

[@Juraberg]

🎹👍🏻

[@cycloplexus69]

I don’t like the sound of your “instrument”. Nevertheless, thank you for your videos