Totally wonderful phrasing, pacing, colours, dynamics and all round playing. Just wonderful. The andante portrait of Rosa Cannabich has never sounded so heart-stoppingly beautiful as here. (Many thanks for posting BB)
My favorite part of this sonata is the third movement. I particularly love the demisemiquavers (32nd notes) octaves plus the minor seconds in the left hand that switch between the major and diminished chords that come right before it. It almost sounds like a siren or alarm with the minor second notes rubbing against each other. I’ve actually played this sonata myself, and it was a bit difficult. But I still got it done lol
I agree a wonderfull sonata superbly played, iam humbly speaking a self taught pianist from the age of 15yrs old iam 53yrs old now, and I am now teaching myself to play this sonata the k309 I've managed to go through the first movement so making good progress, do you have any tips in playing this fab sonata, I've fairly recently managed to teach myself to play the Mozart k332 f major 3 movements, and the k331 theme and 6 variations, and 3rd movement rondo alla turca, ( learning menuetto and trio making good progress) iam really enjoying playing these Mozart sonatas and the challenge of learning and playing them, any help with k309 would be most appreciated.
@@Fumozart yea ikr. Mozart fugues aren't the best. He did many but on a lot of them he got no further than introduction of second voices (probably because he was doing them as exercises). His only proper fugal stuff would be in a couple of his symphonies and religious works. I guess because at the time, fugues were no longer the hit thing. He moved away from religious works such as mass work as he began to focus on other works he felt he could do better. Everyone was into operas and symphonies and sonatas/concertos.
Nice playing in general? Isn’t it a little bit slow? In my opinion, it should be more lively and lighter. Also, the piano is quite high regearding pitching.
The last movement's speed indication is 'Allegretto gracioso' meaning gracefully fast. Haebler seems to be leaning on the 'graceful' side of allegretto, which actually means fairly fast. However, I would rate this as Andante con moto (slow with motion). She is obviously very wary that the demisemiquavers would be risky for her to achieve clarity and evenness at the correct speed, so she has become ultra-graceful and slow!! This could be the speed that Cannabich's daughter may have played it at, but this is not authentic to Mozart's indication and mental creation in the hands of today's concert pianists' abilities!!!
@Peter Rabbit because it’s six damn minutes I played the 2nd and first mvt before, and my time was a bit faster. Ingrid Haebler does play piano very well and I’m not judging but it just feels a bit slow. But I’m not sayin faster is better but just not too slow.
Yes, a tad faster would be good. I hear some pianists play it TOO fast, which ends up sounding horrible. Allegro con spirito would seem to indicate faster "with spirit"...
This is what separates us from the rest of Creation. So beautiful.
When she plays piano(dynamic) it really sounds like holding the breath! Love her phrasing too
Totally wonderful phrasing, pacing, colours, dynamics and all round playing. Just wonderful. The andante portrait of Rosa Cannabich has never sounded so heart-stoppingly beautiful as here. (Many thanks for posting BB)
My favorite part of this sonata is the third movement. I particularly love the demisemiquavers (32nd notes) octaves plus the minor seconds in the left hand that switch between the major and diminished chords that come right before it. It almost sounds like a siren or alarm with the minor second notes rubbing against each other. I’ve actually played this sonata myself, and it was a bit difficult. But I still got it done lol
I agree a wonderfull sonata superbly played, iam humbly speaking a self taught pianist from the age of 15yrs old iam 53yrs old now, and I am now teaching myself to play this sonata the k309 I've managed to go through the first movement so making good progress, do you have any tips in playing this fab sonata, I've fairly recently managed to teach myself to play the Mozart k332 f major 3 movements, and the k331 theme and 6 variations, and 3rd movement rondo alla turca, ( learning menuetto and trio making good progress) iam really enjoying playing these Mozart sonatas and the challenge of learning and playing them, any help with k309 would be most appreciated.
제가 내일 이 곡으로 피아노 대회를 나갑니다! 이 곡을 치신분 처럼 잘 쳤으면 좋겠네요 : )
Mozart's music always make me delighted. His music is light as his personality.
Have u heard his fugues and fantasias 🤡
@@Fumozart yea ikr. Mozart fugues aren't the best. He did many but on a lot of them he got no further than introduction of second voices (probably because he was doing them as exercises).
His only proper fugal stuff would be in a couple of his symphonies and religious works. I guess because at the time, fugues were no longer the hit thing. He moved away from religious works such as mass work as he began to focus on other works he felt he could do better. Everyone was into operas and symphonies and sonatas/concertos.
@@Fumozart his fantasias are amazing
@@nicomatf His 14th piano sonata really hits different too, prob my fav sonata from him. His organ fantasias are also really great.
Superb. She definitely survived the tonality of Mozart’s piano. - nyc, 4/28/2022
Ingird Haebler playing has every single important element my piano teacher used to teach me when I was a boy.
Ooo! Thank you so much,Bartje Bartmans. It is so great work you do for us.
Heavenly music
One of the first Mozart Sonatas I heard as a kid!! 😀😀
i really enjoyed this pianist interpretation since you started with mozart's sonatas, thanks =)
Meraviglioso bravo
What kind of form do the first 7 bars have? Sentence? Hybrid theme ore complex basic idea?
Why the pitch is higher?
Probably copyright reasons, I’m guessing.
really nice ... 🙂
Es de una belleza cautivante. La interpretación, magnífica
Love the details in this piece but the tempo can be boosted slight a bit
Nice
1악장 지금 배우는 곡인데..어려워요ㅠㅠ
너무 공감되서 소름이 돋네요 ㄷㄷ
14:58 epic!
5:50 6:20
I feel like the 7th Sonata's 1st movement and the 16th Sonata's 1st movement have some stuff in common
16:03 bravo!
Great uploaded sound.
Thank you!
For my taste she plays a little bit too slow, but nice; Mozart is still Mozart and Haebler is a great pianist
❤️❤️❤️
Nice playing in general? Isn’t it a little bit slow? In my opinion, it should be more lively and lighter. Also, the piano is quite high regearding pitching.
Yes, this is too boring.. where is the spirito?
every pianist has their own choice on tempo. We should just appreciate their efforts to bring amazing music for us
👌
The last movement's speed indication is 'Allegretto gracioso' meaning gracefully fast. Haebler seems to be leaning on the 'graceful' side of allegretto, which actually means fairly fast. However, I would rate this as Andante con moto (slow with motion). She is obviously very wary that the demisemiquavers would be risky for her to achieve clarity and evenness at the correct speed, so she has become ultra-graceful and slow!! This could be the speed that Cannabich's daughter may have played it at, but this is not authentic to Mozart's indication and mental creation in the hands of today's concert pianists' abilities!!!
The tempo
after playing this, i feel like this is mozart's worst sonata. so many compositionally weird spots and how dare you use a falling major scale as theme
Too slow
Peter Rabbit no the 2nd mvt
@Peter Rabbit because it’s six damn minutes I played the 2nd and first mvt before, and my time was a bit faster. Ingrid Haebler does play piano very well and I’m not judging but it just feels a bit slow. But I’m not sayin faster is better but just not too slow.
@Peter Rabbit yes I know
Yes, a tad faster would be good. I hear some pianists play it TOO fast, which ends up sounding horrible. Allegro con spirito would seem to indicate faster "with spirit"...
@@lilys438 you ARE judging and you're incorrect