Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata - Berliner Philharmonie | Piano & Orchestra
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- The Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, arranged for Piano and Orchestra by Georgii Cherkin. Premiered in the chamber hall of Berliner Philharmonie with Philharmonisches Kammerorchester Berlin conducted by Michael Zuckernik.
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Moonlight Sonata for Piano and Orchestra
I. Adagio sostenuto 0:00
II. Allegretto 5:50
III. Presto agitato 8:32
Performed by Georgii Cherkin - piano
Philharmonisches Kammerorchester Berlin
Conducted by Michael Zukernik
I really hope that you will enjoy this premiere of my arrangement of the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven. If you like it, please click the like button, share it and subscribe to my channel.
To obtain the score of this arrangement, feel free to contact me at: pianoarrange@gmail.com
Thank you for watching this video!
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My late wife Rainy's favorite classical piece of music. It brought her peace in her last days on earth. I'm sure that she is still listening to it in Heaven. Miss you honey.
May she rest in peace.
Rest in peace Rainy. I'm sorry for your loss.
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May she rest in peace. ❤
Good comment King.
This might be the most beautiful piece of music ever created.
I would agree with you.
It’s a very beautiful piece but saying it’s the most beautiful is a long shot
@@PaPyRene its a matter of taste
@@PaPyRene agree
40. Symphony is great too
I like that the orchestra does not override the piano
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I don't really like that the orchestra isn't more involved. I would go like full on Pathetique orchestration and have the orchestra convey everything the piano can and more. That is, if I was to orchestrate this sonata, which I probably wouldn't. I would probably keep it at Quartet and leave Piano -> Orchestra expansion for the likes of the Pathetique and Appassionata Sonatas.
Therefore the orchestra it`s called in german a body of sound aka Klangkörper. It`s an organic living thing.
Well, that was a pleasant surprise for me. The piece is written for piano of course, and arranging it for symphonic orchestra is very difficult. This is basically orchestra accompanying piano recital, which is the best option. Loved it!
Thank you so much!
Arash Y : On the contrary, this is awful, not only heretic. Ludwig would kill the ‘arranger’.
@@Congamako agreed.
@@Congamako it's definitely not how Beethoven would have done it, and perhaps doesn't convey the same expressions as the original, but I still think it's a nice arrangement for what it is.
@@mr.klunee4103 ruclips.net/video/oqnKwesvSGQ/видео.html
No matter you are from Japan , Iran , South Africa , USA or Europe , You love this beautiful piece . This is the magic of Beethoven creations .
After returning from our War in 1972, I purchased my first full set of Beethoven’s works. I listened for hours and sometimes days on end. That a human could have created such beautiful creations after what I endured reassured me that God does indeed make and fix it all.....
So sorry to hear that you had to go to Vietnam. My best wishes and prayers for your happiness! Hearing Beethoven does give hope and peace of mind.
There are no Gods, but fortunately for you, there was Beethoven.
what you did on that war far from your country? you killed or helped to kill people sake for God to be Western's Evil should live forever ... and later crying with tears on these sounds ... the same did Nazi
@@illusionyx907 It must be a wonderful life wherein you never regretted things you did in your youth thinking it was for God and Country. Half the world it seems is filled with evil toward the other half not because you disagree but, because you see the darkness of life rather than the promise. I choose promise and if Beethoven and the others help me arrive there, who are you to question my principles. Crawl back under your rock and maintain your dark nature.
Thank you for your service for our Constitutional Republic, Cliff Right.
It is the best moonlight Sonata I've ever heard
Thank you so much!
Other than the man himself
No hate
And by far.
I took lessons at 10 to 13 years old. My teacher said I was at a 7 or 8 year level when My parents stopped paying for the lessons due to money issues. The rented spinet was removed, and I hardly touched another piano for 27 years. When I was 40, I attended a concert featuring the Houston Symphony and Van Cliburn, (his last tour, I think). Mr. Cliburn played Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto Number 1, and several other great pieces. This was just the catalyst I needed to jump back in the arena for recreational piano playing enjoyment.
Moonlight Sonata is one of the worlds benchmark piano sonatas. It will draw you in as it seems easy to learn the fingering and playing of the first movement. Yet, the tempo, the dynamics and emphasis on the notes Beethoven intended are usually interpreted differently by very good pianist. I had not yet the luxury of sight reading and had to make, many, markings all over my sheet music. The key that the second movement was in just about drove me wonky trying to learn it. I am now 65 years old, and with all my self-teaching abilities. I just can't play the third movement without hundreds of mistakes.
I was a security alarm technician and would spend time in many of the super nice homes in the Houston Texas area. I had a nice little repertoire of a half dozen pieces I could play for customers listening enjoyment. When I would notice a beautiful Steinway, Yamaha, Kawai, or any super clean looking Grand Piano just idly sitting in the front room, I would cleverly merge the conversation towards the piano. Before long, the customer would ask me, "the alarm guy" if I'd care to play something. I would get tingles down my back, as I knew I was going to blow them away with my little mini performance. Sometimes my customers would ask me to stop so I could start over after having all family members and even staff, to come to the den, living, or family room to listen.
One of our customers had a beautiful concert grand Bosendorfer. It seemed a mile long. When I played the first movement of Moonlight Sonata on that piano, I teared up at my own playing. Moonlight Sonata is a strong piece of music.
I would love to have seen the hands and fingering of Georgii Cherkin much closer. I can listen to an orchestra; however, I like to observe a pianist while listening.
It is really great idea to make a video with the camera close to the fingers, I will think about this, thank you for the idea!
My grand daughter will be born next mounth, in april 2021, and she will have the name "Luna" I am allready in love with her, every time I look to the moon I hear this beautiful music, Beethoven will guide her on her way in life. Greetings from the Netherlands
Make her listen to classical pieces in her early years so she would be able to appreciate real music. Another reason is for her to be capable in learning instruments quickly! Congratulations, by the way.
Congratulations!p ! Best wishes for you and your granddaughter
This is too sweet I need a dose of negativity to balance things out
Whenever art is upheld in a family always good things follow up... She's born under a good star 🙂
@@annikadiwa3215 thank you Annika she is born 25 april, and an angel
After learning about Beethoven's life and leaning about when this music was created, I literally cried in my music classroom. The way Georgii plays this made me even more emotional. So beautiful, and I got goosebumps. Thank you for playing. I would love to see your concert in person one day. Cheers, xx
I never heard the moonlight with orchestral accompaniment. This was great but the last movement was fantastic!
Thanks a lot!
This is a beautiful orchestral adaptation of a phenomenal piano sonata. Beethoven was a very troubled man in his personal life, but his talent and abilities are unquestionable to this day. Many people consider his ninth symphony the greatest single achievement in the history of music.
This is so beautiful, i couldn't stop crying. Words cannot describe it
I LOVE when that happens… and this piece and almost ALL of its renditions get me every time… a piece of music crammed FULL with emotion… so powerful, it will make you weep
It's the most perfect unification of all instruments! I especially like the Presto Agitato and the string section.
I like how the piano is even in front of the conductor, as it highlights how central to the piece it is - the conductor follows the pianist, and the rest of the orchestra follows him. Beautiful
For most works consisting of piano and orchestra, those often known as piano concertos, the piano is always in front of the conductor. But importantly, the soloist in a concerto (violin, clarinet, flute, whichever) is always positioned next to the conductor instead of directly in front of them, so the pair can easily communicate during the performance. In the case of the pianist, this results in the piano being in front of the conductor.
I think it’s safe to say I now have an addiction/obsession with Beethoven. This just hits me in a way nothing else can
Thank you for sharing this!
The Piano Guy it’s all thanks to you 😊
Words that echo those in my soul. I absolutely LOVE this Cherkin arrangement and his performance ... it is spectacular❤️
teacher-you cant compose without hearing
beethoven-hold my moon
he wasnt completely deaf when he wrote this one. He went deaf somewhere in his fourties but this song was wirtten when he was around 28 or sth.
That is a good meme
@@rohanahlawat5809 most people didnt know that he wasnt deaf from birth. It started when he was about 19 and slowly fullfilled his life. (thats all I know) (( and I read a lot of Beets Books)). thanks for your comment.
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This is by far the best of moonlight ever and how they accomplished this part is very great ❤️💙
Dolcezza, tristezza, speranza, amore e la fine. Un genio assoluto.
Che meraviglia.
This is the best rendition of Moonlight Sonata that I've ever heard! Absolutely amazing.
I cannot listen to this without getting the shivers. I'm in love with Beethoven.
So happy I can play the first and third movement on piano.
😲😲😲👍❤️
Rarely rare moments of the universe.
Incredible. The Orchestra helps calm the mood
The symphony adds haunting dimensionality, especially in close proximity. Sound quality here is above average for YT.
I'm so grateful to whoever invited piano 🤩
November 7, 2023
So do I.The invention of the piano is credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori, Italian 🤔
@@taniapetrova9977 🫡👏
November 7, 2023
I always want to learn piano...and this give me more motivation than anything. I will understand music, feel beethoven emotions and try my best to pour in this moonlight sonata!!
I just love your interpretation of the 3rd movement
Hello there my number 1 favorite composer Ludwig Van Beethoven
This is my favorite version of Moonlight Sonata. I’ve listened so many times.. it’s beautiful with the orchestra. Thank you!
Glad you like it!
@@BeethovenOfficialay bro you dropped some bangers in the 18 hundreds. When you dropping a new album
this is the greatest thing I've ever listened to. WOW. what an incredible piece of music. very moving!
Honestly this is a song I want to be played at my Funeral
It's so sad and my favorite song pieces
- AGamer boi,
April,
exact date unspecified.
It's an incredible creation!
Or a credible enhancement of a celebrated sonata to a full concerto! Beethoven was arguably the greatest composer ever. Moonlight sonata is his masterpiece! Sounds grand with this orchestration!
Thanks for the post.
Jamshed Delvadavala from Mumbai.
Greatest composer this world will ever hear.
What an excellent orchestration!! Bravo
Bravo 🎉💥 M A G N I F I Q U E ⭐️👏⭐️👏🏽⭐️👏🏾
Originally published in 1802 as "Quasi Una Fantasia" (Italian for "Almost A Fantasy"), the "Moonlight" sonata received its epithet from poet Ludwig Rellstab five years after Beethoven's death.
This composition has often been associated with love and romance. However, nothing could be further from the truth. As subtly implied by its original title, Beethoven's world-renowned masterpiece is more of a "Song of Death" than a "Song of Love". It was undoubtedly written by a troubled and suffering man at a time of tremendous loss, grief, and sorrow.
The poem "Canto Di Morte" (Italian for "Song of Death") was written as a tribute to all of those who despite losing everything they hold dear, continue to face the world with unwavering strength and perseverance. ruclips.net/video/Rbd3foiDgXQ/видео.html
It wasn’t even called Moonlight during Beethoven’s lifetime. The person who named it likened it to moonlight shimmering on the waters of Lake Como.
@@TrollMeister_ That is what original comment said: "the "Moonlight" sonata received its epithet from poet Ludwig Rellstab five years after Beethoven's death."
Nothing much to say other than... stunning
Beethoven 👑.
The 3rd movement of this version is wonderful
Breathtaking! I’ve never been to see a live orchestra, but it is certainly in my list of things to do before I die 😌
One of the reasons I love orchestral music is because my parents brought me to symphony concerts starting at age 5 and began piano and violin lessons..I encourage you to attend a live performance to not just hear the music but experience the energy passion and spirit that is conveyed by all of the musicians on the stage..
The first time I went, I fell in love. A video recording cannot do it justice. Please promise yourself to make time to go.
Charming ♥️😮💨, 2nd allegretto is my favourite ✨
My favorite Beethoven's Sonata 1st movement it is so beautiful romantic yet sad sound of heart felt music never get tired of . Songja Hasselsjo
Music that speaks to the soul
Cheers
WOW WOW WOW TRULY A TOUCH OF HEAVEN!
I'm speechless.This is just marvelous! It is easily one of the greatest musical performances I've ever seen.
And the arrangement is perfect. I kept wondering if the original work had an arrangement for orchestra and I had never heard it untill I read the description! hahahah
Incredible job, mr Cherkin. Inspiring.
👍👏👏🎵
Wow, thank you!
i love to hear this beethoven over and over again
This is the most beautiful piece of music ever written played or listened to ever in my opinion
Es increíble como la música conecta el alma de todo el mundo, es un lenguaje que va mas allá de las letras, de las palabras, en particular esta sinfonía de Beethoven me hace llorar, me cala en lo mas profundo, y tu lo interpretas perfectamente, GRACIAS POR ESTO.
¡Bravo! - nuevo amigo de Los Angeles
I got no words to describe what a wonderful this piece is.
Beethoven is the best composer!
Hands down!! :))
tied with Vivaldi and Chopin but yes
One of the best, I don't think it's right to downplay the works of Mozart, Bach, Tchaikovsky, etc., etc.
No
Da😊
Close your eyes
And
Just listen with the ears and an open heart
Beautiful I’d say
Greetings to all from south Louisiana. Georgii, this is absolutely beautiful and so happy to enjoy this with you and everyone else. As I age I find how much more I enjoy this music and appreciate the sense of "wonder" it leaves me with. I don't know much about Bulgaria, but in a strange way, I get a sense of it listening to you play. Peace be with all of you
Sir Piper, glad to "meet"You again 😊 Still remember Your first comment on this channel,it was interesting!May I recommend You to find out the other channel @Georgii Cherkin Live?! My best regards from Bulgaria!
@@taniapetrova9977 Thank you for the kind word and for saying hello again. I hope you and all are having great days. I will look for the channel you mentioned
Sometimes God does give us just a "breath" of what Heaven might be like. This moves me deeply.
Beautiful. Heavenly.
I was live there at the Philharmonie and I'm definitely not gonna refret it, such a lovely atmosphere 🎶🌕♥
Soo beautiful and perfect. Thanks for the performance.. 👏👏👏🙏
❤this performance
Thank you so much!
That was beautifully done! 👏👏👏
This is the first time I've ever heard Moonlight Sonata played with the symphony orchestra.
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is my favorite piece.
The slurs add so much sensuality. I'm falling into the floor
أجلسُ وحيداً في مزرعة جدي الجو بارد في الليل أتأمل الكون أشاهد مدى جمال تلك النجوم وأستمعُ الى هذا العزف الجميل اود تقبيل أنامل بيتهوفن على هذه القطعة الجميلة...
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فهد_السماوة
Heavenly
did anyone notice the lady in the audience who plays along on her lap????? so sweet
Beethoven be a composer of hearts.... 😍😍😍
This is perfect.
Thank you for posting. I never knew such a version existed and it blew me away. Bravo!
you're a very good interpreter of Immortal Beethoven.
Thank you so much! I hope so.
@@BeethovenOfficial you're welcome. it's always treat to watch and listen you❤👍😊
This is just gorgeous
Such a blissful performance ❤️
Amazing work of art 👌beautifully done.
Beautiful and powerful!
Magnificent
Ach wie schön 🎉
That fall of hall is one of them what is good to hear.
Everything is possible, especially to these arrangement for a piano piece with orchestra. Beethoven the Magnificent, Beethoven the Greatest.
1st mvt: make the audience cry
3rd mvt: make the pianist cry
Bravo, magnifique. I love Beethoven
Wow. . ....
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Part 1 sounds like a somber funeral song Part 2 light and playful Part 3 frantic lunatic asylum under a full moon?
Haunting, also the Westworld theme song reminds me of this piece
Amazing!!!!!
Breathe taking 😍😍😍
I really loved it. Beautifully done!
Hermoso, música que se siente en el fondo del alma
Its a masterpiece.
Awesome 😍
Bravo, bravo! Excellent! Wonderful! Really wonderful performance!
Perfect and elegent ❤❤❤❤❤
my ears just dancing with this work, looks like somenthig aproching in my soul.
So happy..❤
What an original idea🎶
The orchestra is a bit like the icing on the cake🍰.
Love it!
Glad you like it!
Époustouflant !!! Quelle merveilleuse exécution, merci pour le partage.
Beethoven forever ❤️🙏❤️🙏
Dire que ce n'est pas serait un crime
c'est magnifique>
I am confused whether to open my eyes or listen with my eyes closed🖤
The way everyone jumps at the end is so funny 😂
Шедевр❤
My fav piece
👏❤️💕
İt's like a piano concerto of beethoven..
edit: I know it's a sonata it just sounds like Beethoven Concerto. 🙂
No it's not I think
@@zainudindiana5602 Lol İt's already Not. I said: ''İt's like'' I know it's a Sonata..İt just sounds like a Beethoven Concerto.
You are wright because Beethoven thought orchestra it's one of his originality
Look his last sonatas.
It's different. A concerto for an instrument and orchestra, let's say piano, is basically a dialogue between the two parties. Sometimes they will accompany each other but most of the time they will have different "lines" they use to communicate with each other.
In this case, the orchestra is basically an accompaniment for the main player, the piano
I love RUclips despite the ill timed ads. I just think of something and learn somebody already got it done.
Amo essa música. Muito linda.