No, it doesn't go unnoticed. People who love this music will always enjoy listening to these masterpieces. We are lucky so much is registered, downloaded. This beauty will never be lost. It makes our life on this Earth much more bearable.
What a pleasure to see these wonderful artists ...here they were still young...I saw them both live in concert...I love them very much...they were also very clever and kind persons...
The tender loving care of the musicians for the composer and his great love for the cello is tangible in every sense: something sacred becomes immortal in such play.
Warmherzige und zugleich spannende live Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Sonate im gut phrasierten Tempo mit tiefem Ton des Cellos und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Die intime und perfekt synchronisierte Mitwirkung zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist immer noch unvergleichlich. Bestimmt ein wertvolles Geschenk vom 20. Jahrhundert!
This is one of the most inspired works of the so-called "first manner" of Beethoven. In addition, the two sonatas op. 5 are the first ones fior cello and piano in the history of music where the cello takes its independance ( not speaking of the sonatas for harpsichord and viola di gamba of JSB, of course). We have a very beutiful rendering , very deep and sensitive, by Rostropovitch and Richter. I understand those who find the rondo too fast, but this is an interesting and very beethovenian contrast with the opening slow and meditative movement.
Actually I find other recordings of the Rondo too slow, since I first was exposed to it from Rostropovich. There's a time for slow, but the Rondo doesn't seem to be the time for it.
When children are exposed at a young age to this type of music, as part of their natural environment, then they can appreciate it. I did, I do and I hope so do my children, age 16 and 22.
Un nome:"Ludwig"... Un violoncellista fantastico ... Un pianista fantastico... e ti ritrovi alle 3 del mattino, in una città della Lombardia a voler uscire di casa per gridare al Mondo la gioia che hai dentro!!! Interpretazione "storica" Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
Che coincidenza, io l'ho appena scoperto, sto guardando, sono felice, con le lacrime negli occhi... leggo i commentari, e sono le 3:20 del mattino. Ti saluto dalla Germania!
What an event this must have been for Edinburgh audiences. Two artistic giants at their peak coming together in perfect accord, one can only sit back and marvel.
Obrigado por postar composição de um gênio executada por dois dos maiores intérpretes. Há muito tempo ouço o LP da Philips desta interpretação. Fantástico!
was amazed by the first cello sonata recently. It felt like one continuous 20 minute long melody. First track on this dvd. The other sonatas do not make as amazing an impression.
so, why are some of the best musicians from Russia? Horowitz....Heifetz, Rostropovich, Richter it is so sad that people aren't aware of real music. I once let a kid in the Congo listen to my Ipod (Glen Gould playing Back)...the look on that kid's face was marvelous
All right, but don'' go too emotional. Tomorrow uou'll wake up, habe your brunch, go out and buy your things and step in a dog's turd, as always. Don't worry. Just enjoy. ❤
How can they play the Rondo so fast? I've played that sonata and that movement is the hardest. In my opinion, it should be a little bit slower. The Rondo can be played with so many colours!! And I think, because of the tempo here, can't be heard as it should be (:!
I disagree, for me this is wonderfully spirited playing with supreme technical control, Richter's dexterity is truly phenomenal. The tempo in controversially fast but these amazing musicians make it work.
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No, it doesn't go unnoticed. People who love this music will always enjoy listening to these masterpieces. We are lucky so much is registered, downloaded. This beauty will never be lost. It makes our life on this Earth much more bearable.
For cellist like me and I would say most, these performances are like a Bible! A fountain of inspiration.
What a pleasure to see these wonderful artists ...here they were still young...I saw them both live in concert...I love them very much...they were also very clever and kind persons...
The tender loving care of the musicians for the composer and his great love for the cello is tangible in every sense: something sacred becomes immortal in such play.
Three brilliant minds.. Beethoven and the two wonderful musicians
who is the pianist?
@@margeryblacklow596 Svjatoslav Richter!
Warmherzige und zugleich spannende live Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Sonate im gut phrasierten Tempo mit tiefem Ton des Cellos und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Die intime und perfekt synchronisierte Mitwirkung zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist immer noch unvergleichlich. Bestimmt ein wertvolles Geschenk vom 20. Jahrhundert!
This is one of the most inspired works of the so-called "first manner" of Beethoven. In addition, the two sonatas op. 5 are the first ones fior cello and piano in the history of music where the cello takes its independance ( not speaking of the sonatas for harpsichord and viola di gamba of JSB, of course). We have a very beutiful rendering , very deep and sensitive, by Rostropovitch and Richter. I understand those who find the rondo too fast, but this is an interesting and very beethovenian contrast with the opening slow and meditative movement.
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Actually I find other recordings of the Rondo too slow, since I first was exposed to it from Rostropovich. There's a time for slow, but the Rondo doesn't seem to be the time for it.
同感
@@johnvanalstine9645 this tempo is perfectly right, otherwise the piece lose character.
This is the best performance....for me .....epic!!!
Enough cant be said about the genius of Beethoven. Unreal.
"Tacciano le armi!!! Risuoni il vigore, la dolcezza, l'autorità e la Verità di questa Grande Musica 🎶!!! Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
Fantastic!! I think it's a shame that the majority of humans alive have never experienced a performance such as this one.And it goes unnoticed
Most people wouldn’t like it.. they can’t feel/understand this music
Did you?
When children are exposed at a young age to this type of music, as part of their natural environment, then they can appreciate it. I did, I do and I hope so do my children, age 16 and 22.
Thanks to RUclips a lot can now
0:05 Adagio sostenuto e espressivo
5:29 Allegro molto più tosto presto
19:14 Rondo Allegro
Performed in August 1964 - at the Edinburgh Festival
Un nome:"Ludwig"... Un violoncellista fantastico ... Un pianista fantastico... e ti ritrovi alle 3 del mattino, in una città della Lombardia a voler uscire di casa per gridare al Mondo la gioia che hai dentro!!! Interpretazione "storica" Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962
Che coincidenza, io l'ho appena scoperto, sto guardando, sono felice, con le lacrime negli occhi... leggo i commentari, e sono le 3:20 del mattino. Ti saluto dalla Germania!
A nonpareil performance by two incomparable artists.
Merci pour cette splendeur.
I totally agree with Raplh. What more can be said? Beautiful communion between the players and the composer. Viva!
Most amazing performance but two legends.
This is simply majestic.
What an event this must have been for Edinburgh audiences. Two artistic giants at their peak coming together in perfect accord, one can only sit back and marvel.
who is the pianist?
Richter?
If you're unaware of who Richter was?. He was universally considered to be one of the very greatest pianists of the 20th Century.
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Obrigado por postar composição de um gênio executada por dois dos maiores intérpretes. Há muito tempo ouço o LP da Philips desta interpretação. Fantástico!
Música maravilhosa executada por dois gênios. Muito obrigado.
That coda was the fastest version I have come across in the third mvt.
was amazed by the first cello sonata recently. It felt like one continuous 20 minute long melody. First track on this dvd. The other sonatas do not make as amazing an impression.
Keep listening. You might be surprised.
That vibrato is rapid
pianist is great
It's Richter! :)
Yes I've heard some good things about him. 😌
Jede Generation hat ihre Heroen. Dieses waren und sind meine!
Powerfull musicians
Gracias por compartir :) Amazing!!
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this Wanderfull
standard of Beethoven cello sonatas!
1:19 so beautiful and strange
so, why are some of the best musicians from Russia?
Horowitz....Heifetz, Rostropovich, Richter
it is so sad that people aren't aware of real music. I once let a kid in the Congo listen to my Ipod (Glen Gould playing Back)...the look on that kid's face was marvelous
Both Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union held classical music to be the epitome of Russian culture.
01:00,
Where is the video of sonata No. 3 in A Major Op. 69? All the others are uploaded.
19:15
13:50
Beethoven cello sonatas
10:29 3페이지
All right, but don'' go too emotional. Tomorrow uou'll wake up, habe your brunch, go out and buy your things and step in a dog's turd, as always. Don't worry. Just enjoy. ❤
罗斯特罗波维奇的揉弦真是叹为观止，可惜第三乐章的失误有点多。
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How can they play the Rondo so fast? I've played that sonata and that movement is the hardest. In my opinion, it should be a little bit slower. The Rondo can be played with so many colours!! And I think, because of the tempo here, can't be heard as it should be (:!
I disagree, for me this is wonderfully spirited playing with supreme technical control, Richter's dexterity is truly phenomenal. The tempo in controversially fast but these amazing musicians make it work.
i agree with Meredith Foster
It's allegro
In 2/4
Mais qu'attendent les hystériques pour bannir le Russe Rostropovich ? Le monde est devenu fou, reste seule la musique pour nous sauver.