Barenboim: Beethoven - Sonata No. 18 in E flat major, Op. 31 No. 3
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2017
- At Schloss Hetzendorf, Vienna, 1983-1984
Daniel Barenboim - piano
Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata No. 18 in E flat major, Op. 31 No. 3
0:20 Allegro
8:58 Scherzo: Allegretto vivace
14:02 Menuetto. Moderato e grazioso
18:35 Presto con fuoco
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The year 1802 saw not only the publication of the three sonatas, Op. 31, but also the composition of the Second Symphony and the writing of the Heiligenstadt Testament, a letter to the composer's brothers lamenting bis worsening deafness. The third of the Op. 31 sonatas, the Sonata in E flat major, has become known to some as 'La chasse' or 'Jagd-Sonate', because of a supposed association with the bunt in the last movement. in four movements, it lacks a slow movement, instead of having both a Minuet and a Scherzo. The improvisatory first movement is harmonically adventurous, at times even foreshadowing Wagner.
The Grammy award-winning pianist Daniel Barenboim has been active on the concert stage since the age of seven when he made his stage debut in his hometown of Buenos Aires. Well known for his work with the East-Western Divan Orchestra, a group of young Arab and Israeli musicians, he is currently the director of the Berlin State Opera, La Scala (Milan) and the Staatskapelle Berlin. Barenboim is described as "one of the few musicians in the world today who could accurately be describe as legendary".
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You are right when saying that music is the way of your life. Fantastic
Es ist eine Freude, zu hören und sehen, wie Barenboim diese freundliche und virtuose Sonate interpretiert.
Amazing!!! He shows perfectly how great architect Beethoven was.
And the video show how much the Young Barenboim understood Beethovens works, and how much he loved them - his affection for what he plays shines through in a way seldom seen. (Perhaps that is why the young Barenboim made himself such a great carreer and had so many afficionados) ❤
Very great interpretation.
So beautiful! I absolutely love it! Why does it have so (relatively) few views though?
Unbelieable really, there must be something wrong with the Google RUclips algorithms. ❤
This sonata was a favourite of Chopin's, note the succession of movements is like Chopin's sonatas: Main Allegro, Scherzo, Slow Mvmt, Finale Presto
Porque es de las mejores.
Amazing 👏👏👏
wohltuend und wie immer so wunderschön lyrische Interpretation
An inspired and inspiring performance of this very colourful sonata. I don't think it so hard to imagine why it is nicknamed The Hunt as the 4th movement describes a traditional fox-hunt to perfection, though I doubt the name has any more authenticity than the variety of names ascribed to many of Chopin's Etudes by pianists and audiences alike, simply because it is so easy to identify a piece in this way. I love the Scherzo the best, (but prefer the staccato commentary in the left hand to compete a little more equally in dynamic with the legato chords of the main theme as they are so wonderfully contrasted with each other.) Also in the Minuet while its cantabile theme is perfectly beautiful, I think the Trio lets if down a bit (I'm complaining here to Beety rather than Daniel,) I don't much like the dislocated chords nor the unison stabbed octaves that follow them. The Presto however, is impossible to pick holes in for sheer dash and panache! Very exciting!!
Very interesting insight! Personally I find the scherzo, the best part of this work.
Sorry, my ignorance
14:02
1- 0:21
2- 8:58 11:30 10:17
4- 18:35
Can anyone tell me why this is called “the hunt”
as usual, dedicated to Mr. Haydn. 😂
バレンボイムは凡庸なピアニスト。他にいいピアニストはたくさんいる。