Schubert - Piano Sonata No. 19 in C Minor, D.958 (Audio+Sheet) [Kempff]

Wilhelm Kempff, piano
00:00 I. Allegro
08:40 II. Adagio
15:35 III. Menuetto: Allegro - Trio
19:27 IV. Allegro

[@mduftube]

25:40 I love that he understands the difference between when Schubert writes decrescendo (getting softer) and diminuendo (getting softer AND slower).

[@r0mmm]

The First 20 seconds give me Beethoven WoO 80 flashbacks

[@pianoman1857]

yes! and Pathetique sonata mov 3 a bit too

[@harrydweck1434]

f

[@gspaulsson]

how about op. 111?

[@olegizmaylov]

Думаю, здесь это отсылка, аллюзия

[@czffg9757]

The middle part of the 4th movement, rondo, 23:00 ~ 23:53, is magically beautiful. Here Kempff creates the world of non-gravitation, weightlessness. He achieves this by using the right pedal fully, which way of playing is not adopted by all pianists.

[@justinandmaxgames5472]

The incredible imagination of Schubert just keeps on inventing from first moment to last throughout. Scary. Astounding. Extraordinary.

[@zenmaster16]

I’ve pretty thoroughly studied many composers and I’ll say that Schubert is one who never stops surprising. He is able to create moments that I’ve never heard anyone else create.

[@thesius313]

How did he manage to get the sound of 0:43 note C on the right hand? It's magic.

[@seancloser]

Sounds like Soft pedal

[@Lircking]

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[@vaseva93]

Köszönöm szépen!

[@astowtv9779]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lylecohen1638]

27:14

[@TempodiPiano]

En style beethovéno-schubertien donc.

[@TempodiPiano]

La coda du finale rappelle le finale de la 17e sonate.