How come that I never heard this before? Maybe the answer can be found in the introduction: "Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) published two piano sonatas under the opus number 27: the Piano Sonata No. 13 in E-flat major, Op. 27/1 and the Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 27/2, which became world famous under the title Moonlight Sonata." This for sure is not Moonlight Sonata, but still brillant music, so the op 27/1 is worth listenig to. A lot.
Please excuse me, now I have learned that there are a lot of uptakings of this Op 27/1, for example with Igor Levit. But for me this was a new experience.
The Opus 27 no. 1 has long been overshadowed by it's cousin, the "Moonlight Sonata." Even Beethoven himself did not know what all the fuss was about with the c-sharp minor, and said that he had written better. For me, the E flat sonata is absolutely phenomenal. Wagner referred to movement III. Adagio, as "the eternal melody."
@@ericscherr1489 He he, I dont think he wrote to many, its just us having problems to sort them out. I have given up by now, and just listen to them with gratitude,
Am I hearing syrains of Shubert her or perhaps I hear a little of Beethoven when i listen to schubert?I am now a musical "buff" non the less, enjoyaqble!
Der Begriff der "Phantasie" hat eine interessante Historie in den unterschiedlichsten Künsten zu verbuchen. In der Musik wird dieser seit dem 16. Jh. verwendet und meint eine Abweichung von axiomatisch angenommen Regeln; eine Auflösung von Grenzen. In Beethovens' quasi una fantasia für die Sonaten 1 und 2 wird diese Auflösung in schlüssiger Weise exemplifiziert.
Exzellente musikalische Ausführung in einer super leichten Darstellungsmanier des Beethovensgenies!
Excelent! What a wonderfull performance! 👏👏👏 Bravo!!!
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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
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Sehr gut gemacht, Knut! Als Pianist haben Sie eine gute Zukunft.
Excelente trabajo 👏🏻 👏🏻 toda mi admiración
Wow, wow, wow! That was incredible! Bravo!!
참 좋습니다(very good)!
merci beaucoup
How come that I never heard this before? Maybe the answer can be found in the introduction: "Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) published two piano sonatas under the opus number 27: the Piano Sonata No. 13 in E-flat major, Op. 27/1 and the Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 27/2, which became world famous under the title Moonlight Sonata." This for sure is not Moonlight Sonata, but still brillant music, so the op 27/1 is worth listenig to. A lot.
Please excuse me, now I have learned that there are a lot of uptakings of this Op 27/1, for example with Igor Levit. But for me this was a new experience.
The Opus 27 no. 1 has long been overshadowed by it's cousin, the "Moonlight Sonata." Even Beethoven himself did not know what all the fuss was about with the c-sharp minor, and said that he had written better. For me, the E flat sonata is absolutely phenomenal. Wagner referred to movement III. Adagio, as "the eternal melody."
He wrote too many piano sonatas... it's hard to keep track of it!!!!!
@@ericscherr1489 He he, I dont think he wrote to many, its just us having problems to sort them out. I have given up by now, and just listen to them with gratitude,
Am I hearing syrains of Shubert her or perhaps I hear a little of Beethoven when i listen to schubert?I am now a musical "buff" non the less, enjoyaqble!
Der Begriff der "Phantasie" hat eine interessante Historie in den unterschiedlichsten Künsten zu verbuchen. In der Musik wird dieser seit dem 16. Jh. verwendet und meint eine Abweichung von axiomatisch angenommen Regeln; eine Auflösung von Grenzen.
In Beethovens' quasi una fantasia für die Sonaten 1 und 2 wird diese Auflösung in schlüssiger Weise exemplifiziert.
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GREAT
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