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It would be interesting to interpret the pieces of Pahor on a microtonal keyboard like the Lumatone or Roli Seaboard, oreven better a quartertone (acoustic) piano etc. -- Anyway, great work, thanks for spreading knowledge about the uniqueness of the Istrian scale!

очень хорошо, замечательно

Great performance!

Using Kapustin's own play in your stupid video? That's a real low

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i dont know why i keep coming here ... :D no i know, the gr8 performance :D

so rich and beautiful

ウケる！ なんという演出！

Fantastic playing excellent, Iam currently learning to play the 3rd movement of the waldstein sonata, oam mostly self taught, so going through this sonata with the best of my ability, do you please have any tips in playing this piece, I have actually gone through the entire 3rd movement though it had mistakes and very patchy but at least I have become familiar with it, I have tried the octave glissando which u play absolutely amazing,I def feel iam making progress, it is similar with regards to the other sonatas I humbly speaking can play, I learn the notes sight read them slowly then iam fortunately able to remember what I play, I currently can play the 1st and 2nd movements of the moonlight sonata, all of the sonata pathetique I can the first two movements of the appassionata but I left it a while so getting back into it again, so if u do have any tips with regards the waldstein 3rd movement I will be very grateful, greetings from wales uk.

Precioso trabajo,muy interesante la música!

What is the name of the song in 35:15-36:27? it is unique and mesmerizing

Hermoso y difícil como todo lo que hizo Beethoven

Man, I miss that section (measure 49 or 52- or whatever) too!!! Those harmonies going down in the right hand are hell to hammer out at 165-168BPM.

Ammazza che gambe! Beethoven ne sarebbe stato felice

Immensely enjoy your performance. Heard it on radio today,but not the same thrill.Thrilled watching you pound the keys left and then right.Also enjoy your taste in clothing:that dress is a looker and your legs-wow! Lots of luck!

The clarity of the notes, plus how the dynamics interacted with it is so on point omg I love this!

なんで？え、なんで？

Good job!

Bravissima!!!

Amazing .. the dialogue between the left and right hand … one comment the acoustic in the church is not the best, some notes sounds not be in tune … at some point she seems to be nervous, but then she finds back to the piece and stills concentrated on with her brillant technique

Bravo, Bravissimo!

Bravissima 🎹🎶

Umwerfend! 👍🏼👍🏼

very well done . take a bow.

Which Manufacturer is it which Instrument this defintildy not a Steinway & Sons D274, i see it that must be a Yamaha CFX or C.BECHSTEIN D282 or a Bösendorfer Grand Piano.

Petra, a passionate performance, well played! Mike R from California

That is the most beautiful Waldstein I have ever heard! ❤

Absolutely superb. Loved every second 👍🎵

Well done! Istrian music is one of the greatest treasuries of humanity and I praise this effort to keep it alive in our memory. I hope this video won't disappear in the quicksands of internet.

woah

なんてこったい、意外な展開に驚きです！！！

Petra, you play beautifully, and you are beautiful. I wish you the best in your piano career.

Bravoo!!!!!Brillante interpretacion!!

Gracias por tu interpretacion!!!!!

Bravoooo!!

Guauuuuuu!!!!maravillosa interpretacion!!

Nice work!

At 8:34 she does a real "glissando". Bravo!

Coco Chanel said once: without 'black' is never the same, and 'white' is necessary as well its 'black' - all other is between, in it, out of it, through it, but never without it :-) like Dolphins

amazingly beautiful! her technique is brilliant in a truly vibrant ambient and demanding program

Wonderful

Excellent technique and dynamics, for sure one of the best interpretations i've ever listened. Congrats.

Sorry about the creaking pedal noise >.<

Stupid gimmick. You also are using audio from Nikolai Kapustin's recording of the piece. /watch?v=FK4lsdww5d8&t=304s

ええええええええ～！！

Now THAT'S a warm-up exercise...

amazing ☺! !!

too bad the audio of this recording sucks. Absolutely love this piece and performer

Awesome job, Petra!