Brahms - 16 Waltzes, op. 39 (Audio+Sheet) [Katchen]

Julius Katchen, piano
00:00 No. 1 in B major - Tempo giusto
00:46 No. 2 in E major
01:49 No. 3 in G-sharp minor
02:26 No. 4 in E minor - Poco sostenuto
03:31 No. 5 in E major - Grazioso
04:39 No. 6 in C-sharp major - Vivace
05:35 No. 7 in C-sharp minor - Poco più Andante
07:40 No. 8 in B-flat major
09:22 No. 9 in D minor
10:28 No. 10 in G major
10:57 No. 11 in B minor
12:06 No. 12 in E major
13:15 No. 13 in B major
13:46 No. 14 in G-sharp minor
14:58 No. 15 in A-flat major
16:18 No. 16 in C-sharp minor

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

The first thought that came to my mind at 0:00 was the third movement of Beethoven Pathétique.

[@joshscores3360]

Based upload

[@bosu37]

Interesting cross rhythms in #2 / 4, although the set does seem to reaffirm my appreciation of Chopin's waltzes.

[@CatkhosruShapurrjiFurabji]

Is it just me or does the 14th one remind me of Chopin's 12th prelude (I remember the G sharp- subdominant- G major/E minor- tonic progression in the latter).
Also, that waltz, with the same tempo and being in the relative minor...if I didn't know that piece yet, I would've thought that it was the trio of the previous one.

[@anothercastle17]

This is public domain, right?

[@emmerentiagroenewald3694]

I wonder why he rushes the quavers so much......

[@emmerentiagroenewald3694]

A quaver is an eighth note, by the way....

[@minister_of_films2635]

Gnomes....

[@calebhu6383]

5:35 Brahms copied his own Op.10 No.1

[@theMEANpipe]

i knew it