Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 14, Op. 27/2 "Moonlight" I. Adagio sostenuto (Ashkenazy)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Adagio sostenuto, first movement from Piano Sonata No. 14, Op. 27/2 "Quasi una Fantasia" (Like a Fantasy) / "Moonlight"
Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano
The Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor "Quasi una fantasia", Op. 27, No. 2, by Ludwig van Beethoven, popularly known as the Moonlight Sonata (Mondscheinsonate in German), was completed in 1801. It is rumored to be dedicated to his pupil, 17-year-old Countess Giulietta Guicciardi, with whom Beethoven was, or had been, in love. The name "Moonlight" Sonata derives from an 1832 description of the first movement by music critic Ludwig Rellstab, who compared it to moonlight shining upon Lake Lucerne. Beethoven included the phrase "Quasi una fantasia" in the title partly because the sonata does not follow the traditional sonata pattern where the first movement is in regular sonata form, and where the three or four movements are arranged in a fast-slow-[fast]-fast sequence. Instead, the Moonlight sonata possesses an end-weighted trajectory; the climax is held off until the third movement. To be sure, the deviation from traditional sonata form is intentional. In his analysis of the Moonlight sonata, German critic Paul Bekker states that The opening sonata-allegro movement gave the work a definite character from the beginningwhich succeeding movements could supplement but not change. Beethoven rebelled against this determinative quality in the first movement. He wanted a prelude, an introduction, not a proposition. By placing the most dramatic form (sonata form) at the end of the piece, Beethoven could magnify the drama inherent in the form. The first movement, in C-sharp minor is written in a rough, truncated sonata form. The movement opens with an octave in the left hand and a triplet figuration in the right. A melody that Hector Berlioz called a "lamentation", mostly by the right hand, is played against an accompanying ostinato triplet rhythm, simultaneously played by the right hand. The movement is played pianissimo or "very quietly", and the loudest it gets is mezzo-forte or "moderately loud". The movement has made a powerful impression on many listeners; for instance, Berlioz wrote that it "is one of those poems that human language does not know how to qualify." The work was very popular in Beethoven's day, to the point of exasperating the composer, who remarked to Carl Czerny, "Surely I've written better things."
Quoted from Edmund Morris' "Beethoven: The Universal Composer"
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)
I'll never forget those wonderful days when my father played this piece so beautifully when I was a youngster - I would sit on the floor and rest my head against his piano - and he would gently smile at me as he played..........a refined gentleman he was, through and through.
The most Beautiful song ever written, Beethoven was pure Genius
I listened this wonderful piecethe first time when I had 6. Was one of the music works that show me that I am a music lover. After comes Chopin, Debussy,Satie,Brahms, Prokofiev, Shostakovich... and Cage, Glass, Nyman and many many others. Music is Life, Emotion, Passion, Happiness and Sadness. Music is a bendition
This was my favorite piece of classical music to listen to, and play. I played it well when I was younger. Quit the piano. Always regretted it. Maybe this will light the spark to get back. Thank you for this!
It is never too late for anything; especially Moonlight Sonata.
its 3 years later but dont quit. Even if you don't hve a piano you can buy a relatively cheap electric keyboard. It doesn't have the same touch but the finger movements carry over to a real piano. Bonus: you can plug headphones into it and practice any time of day
This was my favorite as a young child. It reminds me of my brother. I miss him greatly.
For those who came here because of Module.
Title: Moonlight
Composer: Ludwig Van Beethoven
Form of Music: Sonata
This is some very beautiful and lovely piano! It instantly hits with the feeling of bittersweetness like the end of an ordeal, but with tragedy and sadness!
Perfect phrasing. Something that only an artist such as this can interpret. So Beautiful.
"Ah Soccorso! Son Tradito" from Mozart's Opera Don Giovanni ruclips.net/video/uEw_feiV_co/видео.html
What a truly beautiful memory.
I found this peach of heaven through In the moonlight by Veronica Swift cause the music was based on this. Love it!
Having just listened to Horowitz play this movement, I find Ashkenazi's interpretation in this particular recording smoother, where each note holds its own. It is suspenseful and immersive at once, elegant and sad.
Horowitz plays several interpretations of this piece. One slower, one quite faster than this rendition.
I still stand by the opinion that this is the single most beautiful piece of music ever written.
I'm an amateur. When I was 16 (60 years ago) I had just memorized the Maple Leaf Rag --ALL of which is written in 4-5 flats! Then I decided to learn the Moonlight Sonata -- it's written in 4 sharps! With no teacher I still can't believe I somehow managed this. I can still play them both today. My dog seems to enjoy it.
I don't understand why there is a line drawn through part of my comment ...it's all true.
Thank you, LvB, for saving my life. 🖤
This give me some of the most best chills they feel my whole body
Always will love this song :) Very peaceful but emotional all in one :)
I disagree with your disagreement. To say that it's simple is a flaw is pretty outrageous, considering how long this piece has survived as opposed to other pieces. The simplicity is what makes this piece so recognizable and enjoyable for a non-musician, as opposed to something that's flying all over the place. This is also why children folk songs are so popular and remembered and last the ages, unlike music in today's age. This is just my opinion, though.
Amo esta cancion la he tocado siempre en mis recitales:')
So I says to him, I says, 'I'm going to learn how to play moonlight sonata.'
Looking at the sheet music now, that's a bit further off than I thought.
+Sam Svensson If you already find the first movement so intimidating, don't even look at the third....
+Sam Svensson Never give up though. That will be really impressive once you get it.
Kek.
not that difficult actually
believe me it looks like a hand full but its actually really simple i promise
> Be me
> Be the eminence in shadow
> Stealing a grand piano in broad daylight and bringing it to the underground maze
> Gathering and scattering tons of white feathers
> Play moonlight sonata No. 14, Op. 27 No. 2, 1st Movement to lure a possessed princess
> Healing her and give her a new hope and make her even stronger
> Refuse to elaborate
> Vanish and leaving a single black feather that land between piano notes of (si) and (do) to representing himself
> go home and bragging about it
> and then get choked by his sister
Chad kagenou
Esta pieza me hace sentir alejada de todo, aislada de todo lo que me hace daño en verdad esta pieza tiene un mensaje muy lindo y singular
Me encanta, me fascina esta composición!
this music is just food for the soul
one of Beethoven's famous works!
I love Ashkenazy♪
This sonata is a beautiful...
😭😭😭😭😭😭this piece is is is just is so beautiful i love i were cry with this piece im a mussician
there is a mistake in the score there should be a bass clef on measure 66 not a treble clef.
"What can I do now with this broken heart?
When all I wanted was to give it to someone?
How can I get up when I fell so hard?
And the one I fell for is in someone else's arms
So maybe I don't know what I want
Maybe I'm crazy
Maybe I'm right to just give up
But that's better said than done
When I'm made for love
Yeah, I'm made for love
I'm made for love
But I see that this time maybe love's not made for me
I'm maybe young but I am old enough
To know that Fairy tales don't always come true
It's time to admit that what is done is done
So I'm moving on because I'm not the one with you
Yeah, maybe I don't know what I want
Maybe I'm crazy
Maybe I'm right to just give up
But that's better said than done
When I'm made for love
Yeah, made for love
I'm made for love
But I see that this time maybe love's not made for me
I'm made for love
Made for love
Made for love"
Best music pop and clasic
(Made for love-maia reficco)
goosebumbs, every single time
best piano song ever.
Magnifico!!! Escuto todos os dias...
Perfect👍👍 Möhtəşəm👍👍
Wow
I'm not talking about professional musicians and what they enjoy, I'm talking about the guy on the street who doesn't know the difference between a trombone and a lampshade. (No offence to trombonists.) Ultimately, isn't one of the greatest things about music getting an astonished reaction from someone who never played it and having them tell you it was fantastic? Because it's simple isn't why it survived, yes, but I'm sure it helps for those who only hear it once or twice and then forget.
Mon chum et moi, on l'appelle " La musique la plus triste du monde " quand on l'entend dans un film, mais c'est aussi La plus belle des mélodies. J'adore :)
My boyfriend and I, we always say that is the saddest melody in the world. But it is also one of the most beautiful melodies. We love it. :)
00:00 the best
this is love.
This is stunning.
The link not working now how can I answer my module if this the only one I can hear
Beautiful
@Jessicaisrealawesome Being a freshman doesn't mean that you have to be good. Part of being a musician is developing your skills and expanding your repetoire. All musicians are good in some area and weak in another, but it's how they respond to that weakness that makes them good.
haha "I listened this wonderful piecethe first time when I had 6. Was one of the music works that show me that I am a music lover" "MUSIC-LOVER" indeed :P
@jhcmusic something tell me that Vladimir Ashkenazy wouldn't be searching for any notes, if anything, everything that he plays he plays for a reason. He is no mediocre player, though not my favorite pianist, I'm can say with certainty that he is not playing 'out of time' if classical music from this era had specific timing.
@FerranK68 you can be a music lover even if you don't like this type of music. i dont remember back to when i was 6. i think of music as the personality of the artist in sound form. a pattern of unlimited combination of pitch, rythm, layers and types of sounds. what is a bendition?
Thanks for your very kind comment Deborah.
Mark
adım adım ölüme...
Kara ormanın en içlerindeyim. Sesim duyulmuyor duyduğumsa kurt uluması sadece, cesedimi parçalayacak kurtların uluması. Etrafımdaki ağaçlar beni hapsettiler, her yaprak bıçak gibi dökülüyor üzerime ve rüzgarsa onları savuruyor kalbime. Günlerdir susuz ve aç haldeyim. Ancak gözyaşlarımla besleniyorum kendimi tüketerek ve birde resimler var kanımla toprağa çizdiğim. İfade ettikleri tek şey acı. Başka bir anlam çıkarılmasına ne gerek var ne de lüzum. Kanım toprağa karışıyor. Benliğim yok oluyor kökler arasında ve geriye kalan ruhsuz bir ceset. Ruhu yok çünkü gülümsemiyor, görmüyor, duymuyor, konuşmuyor, yemiyor ve sadece üzülüyor. Üzülmekse tek vasfı o şeyin cesetten ne farkı var ki?
Evet o bir o bir ceset.
adım adım ölüme gitmiş ve sonunda layığını bulup ölmüş bir ceset.
ay ışığında gömülmüş bir ceset
god i love ashkenazy. check out his rachmaninoff prelude in c minor its incredible, the best i think ive heard.
In questa versione le note vengono su come bolle d'aria dallo stagno dove erano immerse.
Nandito lng ako para sa module
nice information in the description
great!
L.van Bēthovens / Mēnesnīcas sonāte klavierēm / 1.daļa
this piece was used in the game resident evil 1 :)
this is like a song when a character from the movie dies lol
what is the mini-line next to one of the double-eight like 0.14 , thirth portable ( second system, G key), second measure, last note...and what it uses? i know that my english sucks but please tell me because it's the first song where I find something like this. it can't be stacatto item :-?.... please help me!
The problem is, when they're playing it so quietly, you can hear the noise and air in the background, and it's really distracting.
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sino nandito dahil sa module?HHAHAHAHA
Ano po title nito plsss?
@@myleneferolino5970 nag module din ako from stafe bukidnon king Philip.
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
B-E-A-utiful
Even today, Beethoven gets 0 dislikes
Woah blue archive Easter eggs. Kupikir semuanya fiksi.
ピアノソナタ月光
Now "Lune" feels so lost...I'm sorry :(...ILY
What is the title guys?
Napunta ako dito dahil kay modules
With him stretching the dotted eigth sixteenth note figure every time it comes up in the piece, it steps on the whole meaning of the piece. That's the death toll. Should be rock solid and certain as death is certain and not out of time as played here.
I'm currently playing this...and I suck. I'm a freshman. It shouldn't BE that hard, I'm also playing one of Tchaikovsky's Seasons, which is way harder, but what they hey, I find this one harder?
@JustBeBased thats what he said
song
link to download?
@victorian4j AND RESIDENT EVIL 5 TOO!!!!!!!!!! lost in nightmares. bonus level.
sino yung nan dito dahil lang sa module
Kally' s mahusp? Quien más?
@RadioRecordDiscord benediction.
I’m here because of my modules
You don't know who Beethoven was, do you?
16 people wouldn't know what decent music was if it put them on their arses.
sorry 2 dislikes man!
@aTALLmidget haha I have an exam coming up and all my pieces are in minor, including this piece and my teacher was like "Play the slow piece, and then the turkish march, then the other slow piece" and I said "why?" and she was like "because they're all in minor and it'll make the examiner feel uncomfortable, so mix it up and play the fast piece in between them" so random...
Nvm 😰.
@victorian4j how degrading.....XD
Me pregunto por qué esta sonata provoca comentarios tan sumamente cursis y vulgares.
Ads = downvote.
Sry tho.
every video had ads u tard
There aren't even any