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Just adore this piece. Why isn't this performed in concert halls.

a bit superficial, pleasant enough. lots of Chopin in this.

dude i love your style, id love to take some pointers from you

dude i love your style, id love to take some pointers from you

Kalkbrenner was a notable teacher and a successful businessman, as well as a very capable pianist and composer. His bio is quite interesting to read, and his music provides generally excellent listening. Thanks for sharing.

The first two movements are great, but, the last movement is so... bleh

Absolute masterpiece. This sonata is a tribute to Beethoven's Appasionatta, also Op 57. You can hear elements of Beethoven's Appasionatta, especially in the 1st movement and 3rd movement LH

YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LONG I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! Oh wait I just realised that this is the performance I've been listening to all along, but still pleased that there is a score video. (I'm making a midi for this btw)

LET'S GO!!

nice!!! greetings from brazil!

Nice piece here!

This is absolutely superb. One of the most impressive original compositions I've heard on this entire platform. Beautifully performed I may add.

Carl Czerny lo conoscevo, Blangini no , sempre che il suo cognome sia corretto . Quanti sconosciuti musicisti italiani sono esistiti di cui non si sa nulla , ma solo per il depredare che molti stranieri hanno fatto delle loro originali idee musicali . Il più predone di tutti è stato Liszt con le sue parafrasi di tantissimi compositori italiani e tedeschi .Non c'è che dire , grande compositore , ma prendeva spunto da opere di altri e le interpretava a modo suo . Ricerca su Blangini , chi era costui?

I like this nocturne. One of the better lesser-known nocturnes imo

It's an interesting piece and enjoyable to listen to and follow along. Still reminiscent of his didactic works.

Finally a Score video of this Work, Glad you finally made it since ive seen someone make a midi and this recording ❤❤❤

Even in my wildest dreams I would have never imagined that once in my life I would be able to hear this piece played by a human 😄I would love to hear him play the grand allegro di bravoura from op 822. Thanks so much for uploading this and for all your efforts towards Czerny!

Nice! This is probably one of my favorite works from Czerny now!

Is the first movement sorta inspired by Spanish guitar music? I hear similar vibes to Scarlatti

Very nice, but he runs out of ideas by the 3rd movement. Smoothly played.

Very tasteful music

First 😎

Wow....just wow!

Great♡I must learn this work.

Beautiful and touching, love it ❤🎶🎹 thank you for uploading.

I'm not a pianist, but I love classical music, especially the lesser-known composers. Sorry for my english, I'm Brazilian learning that língua.

Hilarious! Thanks for posting.

I'm absolutely astonished at how delightful this concerto is - and from a composer I never previously knew existed. WOW!

If you like this you'd like Herz's piano concertos 🔥

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Fantastic...wonderful...!!!!

Indeed it reminds me to Chopin,… nevertheless it is very pleasant pianoconcert ,… it does not reach very high but good enough !🎼🎵

this is soo nice

Döhler is one of my favourites of the lesser-known "Chopin generation" pianists.

Bravo～👏✨️✨️

is this in RCM or ABRSM or TCL... and what level?

バレエでこの曲を知った。わくわくする楽しいタランテラ🎉

Oh god - ANOTHER contriver? I never had heard of this one until now. It sounds just like spohr - an unglorified harmony exercise dressed up in orchestral instrumentation. Everything is four-square, totally predictable, and there is not a single moment of ravishing beauty. Not one. Plodding and going nowhere.

If Chopin wrote the cake-walk... Echoes of Scott Joplin rag. I have been a serious student of music for seventy years and never heard of the guy. Great recording

All Herz wrote is "wow"

Una belleza aún desconocida. Amé la Marcha fúnebre. Otro compositor que merece más merito en el mundo moderno! Bravo, bravissimo!

Definitely seem to be similarities with the Chopin concertos---> and if i may give my own humble opinion, this Tellefsen seems better. (^^) At the very least, Tellefsen gives the orchestra more to do than the young Pole does, and the accompaniment is more substantial than the "almost completely useless" Chopin parts derided by Berlioz.~ Anyway, i think it is fair to call this Trllefsen work quite a discovery... Irrelevant personal aside--> Quite an intriguing evening of listening for me, as before this i had stumbled across the Henselt piano concerto. There is still plenty of great music to discover, to be sure.

Querido Czerny! Ensinaste-me tanto nos teus Estudos Didáticos,ainda quando criança tocava-os para o exercício da aprendizagem. Que belíssimo Nocturno me trazes! Melodicamente rico e de exigências técnicas que buscam sensibilidade do executante. Por este Nocturno, revelaste-me a beleza da tua Alma no Sol do dia e no sonho da noite! Obrigada!

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It announces Brahms already in 1824! Very impressive.

Herz was not only a talented musician, he was also an engineer who invented many improvements of piano mechanisms that are still used today.

Nice!! Bravo!!!

Some nice moments in 1, 6, and 7, but don't these feel a bit lacking and/or basic compared to Chopin's op 10/25 and Liszt's TE? From Thalberg's reputation at the time, I expected more tbh.

This actually a pretty good work by Herz. Suprised he is more "famous" for his not-so-sophisticated ones

Love this piece. I find it uplifting and joy filled!