the notes are easy, but the everything else that makes up this piece isn't that's easy. The notes isn't just what makes up a piece, but also dynamics, tempo etc.
I am about to turn a pianist because I won the international piano competition (Austria) so I know that this piece is easy, but the finger touch like when you play, it’s very hard
@@antspiano1378 Don’t worry about it; nobody wins international competitions nor becomes a pianist after playing this simplistic and trivial little piece that was disowned by Beethoven himself. It is absolutely impossible to demonstrate anything other than the most basic lower intermediate technique, musicality, or interpretative skills offering this sonata.
You know, this little sonata holds a special place in my heart. So simple, yet so perfect. I would liken it to Mozart, were it not so decidedly Beethoven.
MusicalPlayground This very odd and uncharacteristically vacuous and facile sonata bears no resemblance to anything ever written by Mozart - nor by Haydn either. It is so uncharacteristically empty, that it is almost unrecognisable from almost anything else Beethoven ever wrote either.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 oh I saw it as lighthearted, rather than empty. Whereas Beethoven's other works are more intricate,well thought out. This sounds like he was having fun then decided to write it down.
@@a.b.creator You're right, it's quite Mozartean and a delight both to play and to listen to! It is lighthearted and free of B's later anguish. Thank God his brother Karl saved it from destruction and published it!
All ppl who say a piece is played too slow or too fast. It always depends on the interpretation. Some ppl say Mondlightsonata 1 mvt should be slow. It's just one point of view which cannot be generalised.
Barenboim manages a good brisk tempo for the 1st Movt. first theme, but slows down ever so slightly for the second, and the final section is slightly slower again. It needs a brisk tempo IMO to sound like Beethoven and not Clementi. See my comment on Schnabel's performance ruclips.net/video/h9lqIlEU8M8/видео.html; I like Barenboim's tempo even better than Schnabel's. The second theme is the key: it must not sound rushed. When playing the opening movement of the Moonlight Sonata, I always bear in mind it's in cut time, so "Adagio Sostenuto" is perhaps not as slow as it would be in 4/4 (or 12/8). I have to force myself to keep it moving.
Everybody in the comments slamming this piece for being “simplistic” and “too easy” when Mozart didn’t write anything much more difficult to play, and yet no one smacks him down.
Not matter how many years those composers passed away or whatever that is in trend now, old classical pieces together with good playing like this are still awesome.
Playing the second movement of this piece (played the first last year) and this video gave me a lot of ideas for my own playing! Thanks for uploading :)
Learning a piece and learning to play it correctly are two very different things. Take that into consideration before you post a comment saying how easy this song is.
@@clairew730 Opus 49 No 2 is easy in every respect; it is a trivial, empty, and facile sonata that has a superficial charm to it but little else. Opus 49 is almost universally specifically excluded from the audition or competition pieces of every reputable musical establishment in the world as it requires only a basic technical ability and is almost impossible demonstrate any interpretive musicality in performance. Opus 49 No 1 is better than Opus 49 No 2 which is arguably the most vapid and uncharacteristic piece of music Beethoven ever wrote; both sonatas were condemned by Beethoven unequivocally, and he was furious when his brother sold them to a publisher behind his back saying they were ‘…unworthy of my name’ amongst other things.
Dear MusicClassical1, Beethoven's Op 49 Nos I and 2, have only two movements (each). The pianist is not playing "Op 49 No 2, 1st and 2nd Mov.," but the entire sonata No 20, which only has two movements. Do you understand? Compared with some of the comments on this post, I wonder.
Love this! I just watched 10 youtube videos in a row posted by parents proud of their 7 or 5 year olds for playing this song but they were all varying degrees of awful. Finally I found a good version (I also enjoyed Annie Fischer's version, but there wasn't a video for it). This is really excellent, thank you.
Sound Effects You need a very good teacher to make much of either of these two works, though neither in truth are worth much time spent on study. Opus 49 No 2 in particular is really not worth the effort - it is technically very simple, and musically superficial, though the second movement* is quite attractive: actually for Beethoven, the whole sonata is uncharacteristically vapid. Mozart’s K545 and Beethoven’s Opus 49 No 2 are, each case, the most simplistic, banal, and empty sonata by each composer - ie their worst. That said, Mozart’s K545 has slightly more about it than Beethoven’s Opus 49 No 2. * When Beethoven re-used the Tempo di Menuetto in his Septet a little later, it is an absolute delight.
Barenboim is always the best. Interesting idea for all of you who play this piece: when I play the Tempo di Menuetto Movement, I play it a tad faster and the left hand (for the rondo) is staccato. Afterall, Beethoven never specified legato or staccato to the left hand. Just plain notes. So take the risk play the second Mvt. like a German Dance, as opposed to the common legato struck Italian waltz. -Best of luck
I agree, I feel disadvantaged that no one in my family are musicians, except for a few guitarists. But i would have truly appreciated being exposed and taught at a younger age, making my musicianship be developed at a faster rate.
southwestguy223 Well my family had 5 musicians but i they wasnt alive or at an very advanced age to teach that complex instrument to a child. So wath i did: Searched for electric keyboard teachers. After achieving and feeling sure about myself, i searched for piano masters gratuated from the main conservatory of my country(found just 1 at that time). Imagine that i practiced and continue practising from 1 to 4 hours with simple pieces to the hardest ones of my repertory. I can tell that the teacher only helps if you practice, otherwelse, you will lose money and time. I am still learning with Hanon 60 exercises, Czerny Stuff, Valses from F. Chopin, etc. And you know how good you are and wath you can play knowing your level. Thats all, the rest is you and your piano. If you have solving problems, a body disease or psychological damage. Dont atempt to play or learn a musical instrument, it will increase depression and repultion with yourself or may you could reflex uncontiously wath are you feeling(neighborhoods must not know how are you feeling) . I encourage you to do wath you love but dont force yourself if you know something is limiting you. Take care.
@southwestguy223 I don't think children develop musicianship at a faster rate. Maybe some but there are also MANY, who were forced into it and don't really enjoy playing it. I think it's more about the love for the instrument.
I don't think southwestguy is saying that children necessarily develop "musicianship" more quickly than someone older, but that since he was not exposed to it nor used his free time as a child to pursue an instrument, it makes it more difficult to learn as an adult.
To truly master this piece could take years - all those little children playing this are clearly not aware of the emotional depth which they simply cannot display due to their inexperience. Technically speaking this piece might be simple, but there is always more to it than that - nothing I have seen even comes close to this performance.
@@charliezhong1712 Disagree 100% - this is probably the most banal, empty, and pointless piece of music Beethoven ever wrote. Beethoven himself described it as ‘worthless’, ‘unworthy of my name’, and he was very angry when his brother sold it secretly to a publisher, and said that ‘it should not have been published’.
He's goooood! This is so weird, my grandma played this peice, my mom played this peice, my brother played this peice, and now I'M playing this peice!!! It's like a family tradition! Family pianist tradition!!!!!!!!!!!! Px
I'm only playing the second movement, and that's for my grade 5 AMEB exam, (that's the Australian one,) but I don't know what the whole sonata is and it probably varies from country to country
Yes it is !!! in the conservatory it is for grade 2!! after you play 10 pieces of Schuman "Album for the young", 10 pieces of "Ana Magdalena Bach" 5 complete "sonatinas of clementi" , 20 little etudes of Czerny -8 measures- , the complete book of "Microkosmos 1 of Bartok" , Hanon and scales. Some questions? whit me :D
you guys seriously never noticed how any time a hard classical piece gets put on youtube someone inevitably says "Im 16 and learning this now" as some kind of psychogical intimidation? my comments here were a parody of that, which I thought would be obvious given the frequency of said comments.... nope! oh well there's always next time lol
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Yevgeny Morozov To associate this facile, perfunctory and uncharacteristically vacuous work with the high-water mark of the Classical sonatas of Mozart and Haydn is as nonsensical as it is misleading. Neither is a single note of this trivia reminiscent of anything from the Romantic world of Schumann, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Liszt, et al. If you want some context for Opus 49 No 2, it is vaguely reminiscent of the simple sonatinas of Clementi or Kuhlau intended for beginners.
Con tres horas diarias bien estudiadas puedes hacer muchas cosas. Pero si estás dedicado al piano, lo mínimo es 6 u 8 horas, según testimonios de pianistas consagrados como Rubinstein, Kissin, Trifonov, Berezovsky, etc.
+CyprtoTNT No I'm serious. If you look at the other part it's basically similar (when it was transposed from G to C major part). I'm not saying it is the SAME. Thus that's what I said it's BASICALLY a repetition. And I've played this song several times
while i agree with you on the little children part, you have to admit that more difficult pieces express emotion much better than this one. this sonata is known as beethoven's easiest sonata. compare this to pathetique, or moonlight, and it pales in emotional depth. i'm a larger fan of the romantic era, chopin's polonaises, liszt-paganini la campanella etc.
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This is the best recording of this piece I’ve listened to. It’s really beautiful. I’m learning it with my piano teacher.
the notes are easy, but the everything else that makes up this piece isn't that's easy. The notes isn't just what makes up a piece, but also dynamics, tempo etc.
Jasmina Obradovic getting the finesse is the hardest part
@@modnafacious4032 absolutely! And i wouldn't say barenboim gets it best.
No...shit? Anyone who wants to get into music will know that. There is no need to cater to stupidity.
Kevin Zhang like u can do any better...
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Yo Bruh xD
When someone says Barenboim I think of Beethoven...so beautiful.. lots of love...
Dont forget Mozart's enormous sonatas too!!!!👌
Oh yeah Mozart’s sonatas are also fantastic pieces to play. In fact, my favorite one is K545 sonata in C major!😁
1st movement : 0:04
2nd movement : 4:31
I'm learning this right now, and it's super fun to play.
Yes
+Carson Chandler I learned it in one day it's simple because barely any chords
Yes, right! I' m learning it too and I love it!
+Carson Chandler its a lovely piece! :)
FluffyNator 13 you’re right! The 2nd Movement is the best. It’s really in the style of Mozart.
I am about to turn a pianist because I won the international piano competition (Austria) so I know that this piece is easy, but the finger touch like when you play, it’s very hard
Ur name?
@@antspiano1378
Don’t worry about it; nobody wins international competitions nor becomes a pianist after playing this simplistic and trivial little piece that was disowned by Beethoven himself.
It is absolutely impossible to demonstrate anything other than the most basic lower intermediate technique, musicality, or interpretative skills offering this sonata.
4:30 Second Mov.
this is how i fall in love with Beethoven
I love this interpretation. I'm learning this and playing it just makes me happy.
You know, this little sonata holds a special place in my heart. So simple, yet so perfect. I would liken it to Mozart, were it not so decidedly Beethoven.
MusicalPlayground
This very odd and uncharacteristically vacuous and facile sonata bears no resemblance to anything ever written by Mozart - nor by Haydn either.
It is so uncharacteristically empty, that it is almost unrecognisable from almost anything else Beethoven ever wrote either.
it does have a bit of a Mozart sound
@@elaineblackhurst1509 oh I saw it as lighthearted, rather than empty. Whereas Beethoven's other works are more intricate,well thought out. This sounds like he was having fun then decided to write it down.
@@a.b.creator
You make a good alternative point, though Beethoven having fun strikes me as something of an oxymoron.
@@a.b.creator You're right, it's quite Mozartean and a delight both to play and to listen to! It is lighthearted and free of B's later anguish. Thank God his brother Karl saved it from destruction and published it!
This is the best vision from this sonate.
All ppl who say a piece is played too slow or too fast. It always depends on the interpretation. Some ppl say Mondlightsonata 1 mvt should be slow. It's just one point of view which cannot be generalised.
I agree
+Truong Vu eg. i say it should be slow^^
RUclips now allows speed changes.
Barenboim manages a good brisk tempo for the 1st Movt. first theme, but slows down ever so slightly for the second, and the final section is slightly slower again. It needs a brisk tempo IMO to sound like Beethoven and not Clementi. See my comment on Schnabel's performance ruclips.net/video/h9lqIlEU8M8/видео.html; I like Barenboim's tempo even better than Schnabel's. The second theme is the key: it must not sound rushed.
When playing the opening movement of the Moonlight Sonata, I always bear in mind it's in cut time, so "Adagio Sostenuto" is perhaps not as slow as it would be in 4/4 (or 12/8). I have to force myself to keep it moving.
And that's just your (wrong) opinion. A Piece should be played at the speed the composer indicated.
luv the dynamics wonderful
Everybody in the comments slamming this piece for being “simplistic” and “too easy” when Mozart didn’t write anything much more difficult to play, and yet no one smacks him down.
Thx for the help! I'm working on this sonata right now! :)
Tomorrow i am playing this in a piano competition
i am so nervous 😷
You won?
Same here
I am aware it's been two years - but I'm sure you did amazing
I am going to in Nov too
how do you trick an idiot?
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Not matter how many years those composers passed away or whatever that is in trend now, old classical pieces together with good playing like this are still awesome.
beautiful! i never thought of playing it this fast.
Sally Jo woah dis comment from 9 years ago....
Did you firget to delete this
Playing the second movement of this piece (played the first last year) and this video gave me a lot of ideas for my own playing! Thanks for uploading :)
I am learning this right now, vid gives me a lot of help. :-)
Amazing
Learning a piece and learning to play it correctly are two very different things. Take that into consideration before you post a comment saying how easy this song is.
Agreed. Learning might be easy, but to play it with all your heart and feelings is not so easy.
Yah, ask my Asian piano teacher, take a guess what she says, I'm also aware this was years ago but who cares
@@clairew730
Opus 49 No 2 is easy in every respect; it is a trivial, empty, and facile sonata that has a superficial charm to it but little else.
Opus 49 is almost universally specifically excluded from the audition or competition pieces of every reputable musical establishment in the world as it requires only a basic technical ability and is almost impossible demonstrate any interpretive musicality in performance.
Opus 49 No 1 is better than Opus 49 No 2 which is arguably the most vapid and uncharacteristic piece of music Beethoven ever wrote; both sonatas were condemned by Beethoven unequivocally, and he was furious when his brother sold them to a publisher behind his back saying they were ‘…unworthy of my name’ amongst other things.
I thoroughly enjoy Maestro Barenboim's playing.. He is such a great artist! His phrasing is just gorgeous!
amazing! im playing this piece and i only memorized the first 3 pages
1st Movement 0:05
2nd Movement 4:31
I tried to get to the 2nd Movement before I read this and make it in one try
Thanx
Perfect!!!
That is very good!!!!!!!!:)
Finally. I've been trying to remember this song(particularly the 2nd mov), and finally found it! This is my favorite song by Beethoven, ever.
Piece 👍
La mejor interpretación de esta sonata que existe en el planeta.
My daughter 10 years old is going to play this in competition 2 weeks later..playing looks easy but difficult to feel same like this.
I have to play this song in a competition and I have to play the second movement cuz my teacher says the first one is too overplayed
Sophia Goodiebag noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope
It’s most certainly not overplayed
Me encanta soy tu ídolo
Keep it up.
Dear MusicClassical1, Beethoven's Op 49 Nos I and 2, have only two movements (each). The pianist is not playing "Op 49 No 2, 1st and 2nd Mov.," but the entire sonata No 20, which only has two movements. Do you understand? Compared with some of the comments on this post, I wonder.
Love this! I just watched 10 youtube videos in a row posted by parents proud of their 7 or 5 year olds for playing this song but they were all varying degrees of awful. Finally I found a good version (I also enjoyed Annie Fischer's version, but there wasn't a video for it). This is really excellent, thank you.
😅😅😅
Awful is a necessary step to get to good… I appreciate all the awful attempts… but of course it is super helpful to see where we are trying to go :)
なんて綺麗なメロディ。
Man Im learning sonata k545 and then going for this one long haul ahead of me
Sound Effects
You need a very good teacher to make much of either of these two works, though neither in truth are worth much time spent on study.
Opus 49 No 2 in particular is really not worth the effort - it is technically very simple, and musically superficial, though the second movement* is quite attractive: actually for Beethoven, the whole sonata is uncharacteristically vapid.
Mozart’s K545 and Beethoven’s Opus 49 No 2 are, each case, the most simplistic, banal, and empty sonata by each composer - ie their worst.
That said, Mozart’s K545 has slightly more about it than Beethoven’s Opus 49 No 2.
* When Beethoven re-used the Tempo di Menuetto in his Septet a little later, it is an absolute delight.
Un bijou.
4:31 ERASE...UNA VEZ... UN PLANETA TRISTE Y OSCURO... y la luz al nacer...descubrió...un bonito mundo de color x)
Un viejo reloooj, canta su canción...
😂 XD
2:43
Barenboim is always the best.
Interesting idea for all of you who play this piece: when I play the Tempo di Menuetto Movement, I play it a tad faster and the left hand (for the rondo) is staccato. Afterall, Beethoven never specified legato or staccato to the left hand. Just plain notes. So take the risk play the second Mvt. like a German Dance, as opposed to the common legato struck Italian waltz.
-Best of luck
I played this one too! Except that I'm still learning the 2nd movement w/ my piano teacher
Beethoven----Baremboim: está todo dicho
I agree, I feel disadvantaged that no one in my family are musicians, except for a few guitarists. But i would have truly appreciated being exposed and taught at a younger age, making my musicianship be developed at a faster rate.
southwestguy223 Well my family had 5 musicians but i they wasnt alive or at an very advanced age to teach that complex instrument to a child. So wath i did: Searched for electric keyboard teachers. After achieving and feeling sure about myself, i searched for piano masters gratuated from the main conservatory of my country(found just 1 at that time). Imagine that i practiced and continue practising from 1 to 4 hours with simple pieces to the hardest ones of my repertory. I can tell that the teacher only helps if you practice, otherwelse, you will lose money and time. I am still learning with Hanon 60 exercises, Czerny Stuff, Valses from F. Chopin, etc. And you know how good you are and wath you can play knowing your level. Thats all, the rest is you and your piano. If you have solving problems, a body disease or psychological damage. Dont atempt to play or learn a musical instrument, it will increase depression and repultion with yourself or may you could reflex uncontiously wath are you feeling(neighborhoods must not know how are you feeling) . I encourage you to do wath you love but dont force yourself if you know something is limiting you. Take care.
Hello again
우왓!
lol ... beatifull :))
Marina Paskulova when u meant lol it meant lots of love right?
4:30 2nd Mvt
saw him conduct the east-western divan orchestra, and he was PHENOMENAAAAL.
I just can't stop listetning!
beautiful
real mater piece played by master pianist, wish my son can learn all his skills from this vedio.
This piece is great fun! I just uploaded this piece too :)
Ah, ur eveywhere
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Oui
Awesome
yeah like me I'm still practicing this piece
wowawiwa
Is beethoven op 49 2nd mov. a grade 5 because in my country they dont use the grading system but in currently working on it.
it's a grade 8
@southwestguy223 I don't think children develop musicianship at a faster rate. Maybe some but there are also MANY, who were forced into it and don't really enjoy playing it. I think it's more about the love for the instrument.
2nd mov: Era una vez... un planeta triste y oscuro... (una vez)
Tra qualche mese la saprò suonare tutta👍🏻
I don't think southwestguy is saying that children necessarily develop "musicianship" more quickly than someone older, but that since he was not exposed to it nor used his free time as a child to pursue an instrument, it makes it more difficult to learn as an adult.
graciias me ayudoo mucho! a escuchar😄
To truly master this piece could take years - all those little children playing this are clearly not aware of the emotional depth which they simply cannot display due to their inexperience. Technically speaking this piece might be simple, but there is always more to it than that - nothing I have seen even comes close to this performance.
@@charliezhong1712
Disagree 100% - this is probably the most banal, empty, and pointless piece of music Beethoven ever wrote.
Beethoven himself described it as ‘worthless’, ‘unworthy of my name’, and he was very angry when his brother sold it secretly to a publisher, and said that ‘it should not have been published’.
He's goooood! This is so weird, my grandma played this peice, my mom played this peice, my brother played this peice, and now I'M playing this peice!!! It's like a family tradition! Family pianist tradition!!!!!!!!!!!! Px
Muffin Freddy I really liked it.
Muffin Freddy
I’m sry, I have OCD and I have to do this:
*piece
@OrangeCitrusFizz This is grade 8? What about sonata no. 5
im looking this after see the sonata number 8 (pathetique), and is like wtf
I played it at my music school final exam. Ain't nothing easy about this one
I play this right now;)
Érase, una vez... Un planeta triste y oscuro...
Even when I was six I played this piece but I wish to play like him.❤️♥️😀😂😃😄😊😍😘👧🏻💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🌠
any tips for getting this piece lighter and softer? i'm so stuck
Have to analyse the sheetmusic for my music class. Fuck me.
I just worry that his comment might discourage people who are practicing this piece.
BARENBOIM!!!
@ym42ym42
Why not? His performance is fabulous!
I like more the minuet of the septet than the 2 movment of this sonata
I'm only playing the second movement, and that's for my grade 5 AMEB exam, (that's the Australian one,) but I don't know what the whole sonata is and it probably varies from country to country
Probably Grade 5. I do AMEB too, and I'm going for my Grade 6 exam soon. The pieces in that are a tad harder than this.
04:31 2mov
Yes it is !!! in the conservatory it is for grade 2!! after you play 10 pieces of Schuman "Album for the young", 10 pieces of "Ana Magdalena Bach" 5 complete "sonatinas of clementi" , 20 little etudes of Czerny -8 measures- , the complete book of "Microkosmos 1 of Bartok" , Hanon and scales. Some questions? whit me :D
Jacobo21091980 stop talking freaking nonsense
You suck so stop talking
Look you don’t know anything about music
How do you master this song?
I’m having trouble doing that.
Practice 40 hours a day
Leigh Kaposi ur trash at math
@@tupingshen7852 no it’s a two set violin joke, also a hyperbole
すごい
:D
just turned 4 and am learning this now. kind of easy to be honest
***** skatopaido
+Brian Bernstein Just turned 4? What are you, Einstein?
if I were to get serious brain damage I might be Einstein
+Brian Bernstein Now look who's to big for their britches!
you guys seriously never noticed how any time a hard classical piece gets put on youtube someone inevitably says "Im 16 and learning this now" as some kind of psychogical intimidation? my comments here were a parody of that, which I thought would be obvious given the frequency of said comments.... nope! oh well there's always next time lol
which grade in piano does this piece belong to?
@Mai: Book 4 in the Suzuki Method
I think this is a level 4 or a 5 NYSSMA
este gran pianista Daniel Barenboin es el meejor interprete del mundo, de Beetoven. despues del maestro Arrsu.
i am 4th grade and i have this song
Mai Phương Nguyễn Trần x
For anyone who needs encouragement:
Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming!” John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better. :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and happy new year!!🥰✨💖
:)
He has a big round face !!!
Why such romantic attitude and freedom in such a simple classical sonata?
Yevgeny Morozov why not
Yevgeny Morozov
To associate this facile, perfunctory and uncharacteristically vacuous work with the high-water mark of the Classical sonatas of Mozart and Haydn is as nonsensical as it is misleading.
Neither is a single note of this trivia reminiscent of anything from the Romantic world of Schumann, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Liszt, et al.
If you want some context for Opus 49 No 2, it is vaguely reminiscent of the simple sonatinas of Clementi or Kuhlau intended for beginners.
cuanto estudia cada dia ?
Con tres horas diarias bien estudiadas puedes hacer muchas cosas. Pero si estás dedicado al piano, lo mínimo es 6 u 8 horas, según testimonios de pianistas consagrados como Rubinstein, Kissin, Trifonov, Berezovsky, etc.
4:31
Recital piece this week...
can someone tell me the grade of this piece?
thank you
In UK the 1st. movement is classed as a Grade 6 piece.
richard
In US, it’s grade 7
@EpicAsianTube Grade 8 RCM
Once I got the first page down, I was ready to devour the rest of the piece. ;-)
+Eloise Florit Cause it's basically repetition
+Johann Hartono lol nope! 😂😂 there is not one section in the whole entire piece that repeats... 😎🤓
+Johann Hartono You tried to act smart and you failed! LMAO
+CyprtoTNT No I'm serious. If you look at the other part it's basically similar (when it was transposed from G to C major part). I'm not saying it is the SAME. Thus that's what I said it's BASICALLY a repetition. And I've played this song several times
+CyprtoTNT Btw, only the 1st mov :v
what grade belongs this sonata?
i dunno, maybe grade5
blue belt XD
Im grade 3 adult piano learner but I play everything. Basically we can learn everything. Play slowly, then faster.
כפיים לבטהובן ולברנבוים-משובב אוזן ונפש.
while i agree with you on the little children part, you have to admit that more difficult pieces express emotion much better than this one. this sonata is known as beethoven's easiest sonata. compare this to pathetique, or moonlight, and it pales in emotional depth. i'm a larger fan of the romantic era, chopin's polonaises, liszt-paganini la campanella etc.
Ur lucky u have so many people in your family who play piano. I'm the only one I'm my family that plays any instrument.
@mcrettable No, this is grade 2, Sonata no. 5 it's grade 5