I am overwhelmed by the magnificence, the virtuosity of Weber who is invisible these days and really shouldn't be. I remember struggling with the virtuosity of "Perpetuum Mobile" (last movement of Piano Sonata No. 1) when I was younger and, how people were thrilled with my performance and kept asking: "Who is the composer," fully expecting to be Liszt or Chopin. Weber could write great melodies and his grasp of the piano in all of its elements was profound. Now that is a word to use for a forgotten composer: "profound." Ah, Carl Maria, you are profound!
Finally - a box set of these fine works. Given that greats like Arrau, Richter, Fleisher and Gilels have championed these works over years and again and again played them live it is bizarre that these fine works have no firmer hold on stage. They deserve to be widely known - so full of wit, and charm and surprises. This is box set is long overdue - and I hope it will find many listeners and make these works a bit more known. The pianist does these works real justice - with a light touch - yet hands of steel when needed! Bravo!
Some pieces of Weber I do know but these piano sonatas are 100 % new to me. Also the pianist I had never hear of. Both are a great experience. ! Thank you !
Спасибо большое,слушаю с удовольствием! Thank you so much. Listening with big pleasure my fist time introducing Weber's sonatas. Grand work,so melodious.
So perfekt und lebendig gespielt wie Michael Endres! Eine Bereicherung! Sehr schöner Klavierklang... da möchte man eine ...... P. CARBONARA und ein spritziges Getränk dazu geniessen! ROBERTO FARINELLI/ROMA
Ciao, come è possibile che ci sia un 5º movimento alla sonata n2? Ho comprato il libro di tagliapietra ed ho ascoltato tutte incisioni più famose ma nessuno mai parla di 5º movimento. La devo portare al diploma di pianoforte!
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I am overwhelmed by the magnificence, the virtuosity of Weber who is invisible these days and really shouldn't be.
I remember struggling with the virtuosity of "Perpetuum Mobile" (last movement of Piano Sonata No. 1) when I was younger and, how people were thrilled with my performance and kept asking: "Who is the composer," fully expecting to be Liszt or Chopin.
Weber could write great melodies and his grasp of the piano in all of its elements was profound.
Now that is a word to use for a forgotten composer: "profound." Ah, Carl Maria, you are profound!
Finally - a box set of these fine works. Given that greats like Arrau, Richter, Fleisher and Gilels have championed these works over years and again and again played them live it is bizarre that these fine works have no firmer hold on stage. They deserve to be widely known - so full of wit, and charm and surprises. This is box set is long overdue - and I hope it will find many listeners and make these works a bit more known. The pianist does these works real justice - with a light touch - yet hands of steel when needed! Bravo!
This is how Weber should sound, not too fast, not too slow and with Great elegance! Bravo Carbonara!
This is fantastic !
One rarely hears any of these pieces on the (Belgian) radio and yet, they are so charming. They really should be heard more often!
These are all beautiful sonatas, but #2 is something special. No wonder Chopin loved it so much.
Génial ! Dès les premières mesures, on entend tout de suite non pas le piano mais l'orchestre !
Some pieces of Weber I do know but these piano sonatas are 100 % new to me. Also the pianist I had never hear of.
Both are a great experience. ! Thank you !
Спасибо большое,слушаю с удовольствием!
Thank you so much. Listening with big pleasure my fist time introducing Weber's sonatas. Grand work,so melodious.
Nice and evenly paced, yet with the appropriate energy. Perfect!
So perfekt und lebendig
gespielt wie Michael Endres!
Eine Bereicherung!
Sehr schöner Klavierklang...
da möchte man eine ......
P. CARBONARA und ein
spritziges Getränk dazu
geniessen!
ROBERTO FARINELLI/ROMA
What?
G R A N D E W E B E R
This seems rather reserved compared to performances by other pianists.
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Ciao, come è possibile che ci sia un 5º movimento alla sonata n2? Ho comprato il libro di tagliapietra ed ho ascoltato tutte incisioni più famose ma nessuno mai parla di 5º movimento. La devo portare al diploma di pianoforte!
Ciao, non è il quinto movimento della sonata ma un brano a sé, il Rondò brillante op.62.
Beautifully played. The compositions sounded a bit "basic" though.
@@HenryYeveley1 I agree with the Beethoven part. I like Clementi :)
If this sounds basic to you, how do you consider stuff like haydn? Exercises in writing music by a 6th grader?
Mozart is 5th grade then, and Bach quite as much.