Hello! Last video, lots of people want me to play Pathétique sonata by Beethoven. So, I prepared 2nd movement for Pathétique sonata. I am sorry for late upload, I had to solve copyright problem. I want you to enjoy this piece. Always leave comments which you want to listen to. I check them to make schedule. Thank you! Have a good weekend!
my grandpa used to play this for my grandma every day but after his stroke he couldn’t play piano anymore. She told me this a few weeks ago and now I want to learn this piece, so I can play it for my grandma on her birthday as remembrance to her deceased husband.
"The first movement in 'Pathétique' is the current despair we live in. The third movement gives us a little bit of hope. And the second movement that ties them both together is love." - Cosette
Gabriel Gan It is so „relaxing“ because it is the second movement of a piano sonata. You should listen to piano sonata 32, the last Beethoven ever created.
So many hundreds of hours. practicing. Played this sonata, memorized 35 pages, played it perfectly for recital. No record of it. No video or audio. Could never possibly play it again. Such is life
I literally have this same memory. I memorized the entire thing, played it at my recital with no mistakes, but it was never recorded. This is my favorite thing I’ve ever played.
The second movements are probably the least popular in all Beethoven sonatas; but they have such a relaxed feeling to them, it’s beyond this world. Also maybe the calm before the storms his third movements usually are. Would love to hear the third movement of this one though, it’s among my most favourite pieces and have some crazy memories attached to it :D
This song means a lot to me. It was played by my mom on the flute on my 1st birthday. And since then it was used to get me to sleep. Few years ago, i remembered this song and now that i play the piano, i can learn this peace easily. Now i use it to relax myself whenever i feel sad and whenever i've lost all hope. This song brings my hope back and then i'll tell myself that it all will be alright.
My dad used to play this when I was a baby. Probably went something like: D - What piece could I play to make him sleep? M - Is there any song called "Please F-ing stop screaming?" D - I know one called "The pathetic" M - That suits him too
I have a sweet story about this song, or at least sweet to me. My sister and I were recently visiting my elderly father, who is legally blind, somewhat disabled and homebound. He spends a lot of time on his recliner and listens to music, and he loves this particular melody. He told me that some words had come to him for that main melody, and he sang them for me, and I wrote them down. He was putting words that were dear to him along with this melody to express his heart, and I have thought about trying to record it for him. While we were doing this, my younger sister walked in, and said, "That sounds a lot like a Billy Joel song." Sure enough, Billy Joel used that melody in a song too - I did not know that! So I guess my 86 year old dad and Billy Joel have something in common, haha. Thanks so much for this video! It is beautiful, and very helpful too!!
I like the outline visuals here. Really beautiful and melodic playing too, great execution! This was one of the first pieces I tried to learn, kinda easy in technique but hard in interpretation. I should try this and the 3rd movement next time!
When I was little, I remember my father used to play this beauty on the piano for my mother. He got sick after a while and couldnt play anymore unfortunately. Since hes passed ive become a better and accomplished musician in my own right. So as a tribute to him I wanted to learn this piece and play it for my mother as a remembrance to her husband.
This is, in my opinion, one of the calmest (ad one of the most beautiful, though) pieces of Beethoven's Thanks, Kassia, for uploading such a marvellous piece
This movement brings tears to my eyes. It's like a little tender moment between those two passionate movements. And I simply love to watch how you played. Perfect.
don't you love how this theme comes back in the middle (and in a very very very subtle way, at the very very end) of the 3rd movement? Also, I'm sure I'm likely mistaken, but I don't believe it was all that common if ever done ever, to have themes from one movement of a sonata or a symphony, reappear in later movements of the same work. Far as a I know (and I'd need to double check to be sure,) Beethoven's 5th, and this piece, are the two earliest examples I personally know of, (there must be others, but am not yet aware what they may be.)
This is one of the most extraordinary pieces for me. Seemingly with a light touch, relaxed, but it awakens so many emotions it's just impossible to explain. And this is one of the best interpretations I have heard. Thank you.
There’s something about this song. Usually I don’t like listening to modern music and even a lot of older music because some of them give me this sense of sadness and discomfort that I can’t explain. I’m not one of those “nowadays music sucks” that’s not me, I love a lot of modern music, but most contemporary music to me just makes me feel uncomfortable. However; this is the first song in a while where I find comfort in the way it sounds, it’s so beautiful to me I can’t really explain why. It helps me fall asleep, and something about how it slowly ascends and then descends back in the beginning just brings me so much peace…
One of the most beautiful and relaxing classical pieces fabulously performed by one of the most talented pianists in this planet. Thank you so much, Kassia! 👍🏻😍👍🏻🍷
I have been living abroad for months now, in a hotel, for work. I am away from my wife, my two babies, and my piano. I have been watching your videos every day to the point that it's like your hands are mine and it fills the void a little bit. Thank you!
When I was still a child, the national telly channels in my country played this piece of music during a break of some TV shows, but with the orchestral version from Richard Claydeman. You can't imagine how happy I was when I first listened to the original version from Beethoven many years later
Never let anyone tell you what you can or can't do. Just look at Beethoven, everyone told him he would never be a musician, just because he was deaf... *But did he listen?*
Most of the time, I can tell when I'm listening to classical music, even on modern instruments. Compared to most of Beethoven's work, it's crazy how modern this piece sounds.
This is such a beautiful arrangement of Beethoven’s song, this song holds a place in my heart because it’s such a beautiful and emotional song , it was one of my aunties favourite classic pieces, she was a pianist herself... though she never made it big her playing was beautiful, and your playing reminds me of her, she was elegant with her touch and she was so talented, I bought a piano, and I’m going to carry on my auntie’s dream for her, and I’m going to learn this song for my family 💜 I love you Kassia, your an amazing pianist and your so inspirational.
This piece's complexity lies in the right hand's ability to emphasize melody over its continual 16ths and triplets throughout. Truly a technical challenge!
Great stuff Kassia. This is a wonderful way to learn where you can see the notes coming up AND the hands to see which fingers to use. Thank you ! (I'd say I must be about 500 of your views on this video !)
Ah yes, Adagio cantabile of the Pathétique. A somber rendition with which feels like a different Tristesse. This is probably one of Beethoven's saddest, but one of your finest renditions. Amazing work!
Cjeaglehawk lol it has three movements so since you’ve heard these two then you’ve only the third left. You might recognize it as many people have heard it somewhere but don’t exactly know by who it is or what the specific name of the piece is.
This piece was stuck in my head for the past couple of days and I couldn't remember what it was called for the life of me but I knew it sounded like something Beethoven would compose and I was right! So glad I found this again, I started to learn it on flute and I love connecting to the emotion of the music
Beethoven’s Pathetique Sonata This is beautifully played and a rather unique and unusual emphasis on the piano keys going up into smoke but it’s really well done and doesn’t distract from listening to this lovely sonata. Excellently done ✅ Beautifully played. …. Aghhh
I have heard this piece many times but never has any of *them* managed to give me goosebumps, but you *have*. This was hauntingly beautifully played. Thank you so much.
That is the third song I am listening at 1 am in my bed, cause I was Always interested in music and I thought to myself I need to know the roots. The song before was Nicole blanche and I read a comment that touched me and got some shy tears and then this one was just after. Couldn't help but having a little more
this piece will forever and always be my favorite. my mom used to play this and it sounded beautiful, and it brings back so many happy memories. i’m so damn excited to start learning piano.
This almost made me cry, it's beautiful... I would play this piece exactly as you have played it! Most of the pianists exaggerate the forti that appear in two sections of this piece, but I think that since Beethoven wrote "Adagio Cantabile" (for the ones who don't know what "Cantabile" means, it's an Italian word that hasn't a true translation in English, but you can translate it as "Sing-able"), this Movement should be played using the force of gravity, not the muscles of your arms, and in some cases the muscles of your hands either, even in the sections that are marked as Forte. You clearly demonstrated us that you are a "Major League" Pianist, flawless technique, indisputable expression, lovely smoothness in movements etc. Nice Job!
Over 4 million views on one video and already have 6 digit subs in less than 5 months. That’s insane! That’s extraordinary and i hope to see and other piano artists come up as fast as you do
Kassia, Thank you for your rendition. This piece played by you was a true treasure to listen to thank you for doing this that you do to let the rest of us be able to enjoy classical music especially Beethoven played by such nimblefingers thank you very much
I can only see the first steps towards a loving relationship (referring to Nodame (the live action one) Cantabile) and the joke that is mine. Going to rewatch that series and thank you for invoking this bittersweet memory inside me, I really mean it ♡.
When the day comes for me to leave this world, I would like this piece to be played. It doesn't matter that no one is present except one or two strangers. I think it transmits apacifying calm that I never had in my life, in my soul. Once the storm is over, go out to see the sun shine between the clouds renewed with whiteness and tranquility. That would be the only gift I could give to my fellow humans. And then oblivion. Rest from the suffering of not knowing what to live for.
Hello! Last video, lots of people want me to play Pathétique sonata by Beethoven. So, I prepared 2nd movement for Pathétique sonata. I am sorry for late upload, I had to solve copyright problem. I want you to enjoy this piece. Always leave comments which you want to listen to. I check them to make schedule. Thank you! Have a good weekend!
Good cover gg
Kassia Beethoven Pathetique 1st mvt, or Chopin etude no. 12 op. 25
I was want fur elise from you☹
Pls play Chopin waltz Op 69 No 2
just wow no words
my grandpa used to play this for my grandma every day but after his stroke he couldn’t play piano anymore. She told me this a few weeks ago and now I want to learn this piece, so I can play it for my grandma on her birthday as remembrance to her deceased husband.
That's honorable!!!
Good luck learning that piece king 👑
Viel Glück dabei 😊
You got this! And I'm so sorry to hear that about your grandpa! Your grandma will be so happy to hear you play this for her.
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"The first movement in 'Pathétique' is the current despair we live in.
The third movement gives us a little bit of hope.
And the second movement that ties them both together is love."
- Cosette
Takt Op Destiny
A very nice way to express it.
Yes
Wow!
I'm so happy to see this reference, I just finished the anime and now I'm sobber
I forgot how relaxing Beethoven's pieces are since I keep listening to Moonlight sonata 3rd movement everyday : P
Thank you so much for your support, Gabriel!!:)💕
@Kassia My pleasure : )
Me too!
Gabriel Gan It is so „relaxing“ because it is the second movement of a piano sonata. You should listen to piano sonata 32, the last Beethoven ever created.
his 3rd movement is the least relaxing movement he’s ever made its frantic wdum😂 its amazing like so good but ain’t relaxing😂
So many hundreds of hours. practicing. Played this sonata, memorized 35 pages, played it perfectly for recital. No record of it. No video or audio. Could never possibly play it again. Such is life
I literally have this same memory. I memorized the entire thing, played it at my recital with no mistakes, but it was never recorded. This is my favorite thing I’ve ever played.
Oh I feel you... 😢
As long as it’s in your heart ❤️
Every true musician will never lose a single piece
There’s a tragic beauty in the fact that only you at that time and the people watching got to experience that
35 pages? For me it's 5 pages. But it's still very good. Wow🎉
This movement always makes me cry. Beethoven is the man. Beautifully done.
The second movements are probably the least popular in all Beethoven sonatas; but they have such a relaxed feeling to them, it’s beyond this world. Also maybe the calm before the storms his third movements usually are.
Would love to hear the third movement of this one though, it’s among my most favourite pieces and have some crazy memories attached to it :D
Thank you for the long comment, Ipsita.:)
I like the whole piece but this more than the rest because of the peacefull groove of it
What about the second movement of Sonata No. 12? (To be fair, that sonata has four movements.)
Ani Aries he means the second movements are often the calms and the third movements are the storms
His 23rd and 32nd piano sonatas starts with with a slow tempo and are very beautiful, I’d highly recommend listening if you haven’t already.
This song means a lot to me. It was played by my mom on the flute on my 1st birthday. And since then it was used to get me to sleep. Few years ago, i remembered this song and now that i play the piano, i can learn this peace easily. Now i use it to relax myself whenever i feel sad and whenever i've lost all hope. This song brings my hope back and then i'll tell myself that it all will be alright.
It's true, I was the flute
Beethoven’s prices sound like the notes were just meant to be together he was such a genius
billy bill indeed! His prices were very low and affordable
On top of that he gradually became deaf !!
‘Pieces’?
@@djmelodix6868 buy one get two! Sale sale!
Nah man he wasn't a genius. You're thinking of Kanye
That one note in the main melody sounds so good. So melancholic. Y’all know what I’m talking abt right
It the A natural, played even though the melody is in the key of A flat. Sublime.
0:25 - 0:29 ?
And 1:03 - 1:06
Ha. Same thing in higher register.
Yesss
My dad used to play this when I was a baby. Probably went something like:
D - What piece could I play to make him sleep?
M - Is there any song called "Please F-ing stop screaming?"
D - I know one called "The pathetic"
M - That suits him too
lol
Ok i need to do that too
omg lollll
Damn thats dark ngl
I have a sweet story about this song, or at least sweet to me. My sister and I were recently visiting my elderly father, who is legally blind, somewhat disabled and homebound. He spends a lot of time on his recliner and listens to music, and he loves this particular melody. He told me that some words had come to him for that main melody, and he sang them for me, and I wrote them down. He was putting words that were dear to him along with this melody to express his heart, and I have thought about trying to record it for him. While we were doing this, my younger sister walked in, and said, "That sounds a lot like a Billy Joel song." Sure enough, Billy Joel used that melody in a song too - I did not know that! So I guess my 86 year old dad and Billy Joel have something in common, haha.
Thanks so much for this video! It is beautiful, and very helpful too!!
Lovely
This night is that song you're referring that's a great song my favourite
Liszt: I'm the greatest pianist of all time!
Beethoven: Pathetique
Loo Lip Wen i Will be honest. That comment made me laugh more than necessary.
Loo Lip Wen u forgot chopin
😂😂😂👏❄
@727loco Beet's was way better
@@fardpig4269 liszt wrote some of the most beautiful melodies i've ever heard, seems like you are really selling him short
I tried to play this and it sounded Pathétique.
lol I was looking for this comment
Practice! You can make it. Try separate hands first. Don't expect too much if you don't practice.
It’s a joke?
🤣❤️
lmao
I like the outline visuals here. Really beautiful and melodic playing too, great execution! This was one of the first pieces I tried to learn, kinda easy in technique but hard in interpretation. I should try this and the 3rd movement next time!
Thank you for your words, Flaming.:)💕 I will wait for your rendition.
@@Kassiapiano I love Beethoven too,?.Should try to improvise on the Moonlight Sonata Movements.
Beethoven is the best composer ever ! His music is really amazing ! I love this piece so much! It’s too beautiful 😌❤️✨
0:28 GREAT 1-3, 2-4 switch in the right hand. Nobody is gonna appreciate that.
When I was little, I remember my father used to play this beauty on the piano for my mother. He got sick after a while and couldnt play anymore unfortunately. Since hes passed ive become a better and accomplished musician in my own right. So as a tribute to him I wanted to learn this piece and play it for my mother as a remembrance to her husband.
This is, in my opinion, one of the calmest (ad one of the most beautiful, though) pieces of Beethoven's
Thanks, Kassia, for uploading such a marvellous piece
Thank you for your kind words.:)💕
I totally agree with you. I always burst into tears when I hear it unexpectedly!
Billy Joel agrees
Lol
This movement brings tears to my eyes. It's like a little tender moment between those two passionate movements. And I simply love to watch how you played. Perfect.
don't you love how this theme comes back in the middle (and in a very very very subtle way, at the very very end) of the 3rd movement?
Also, I'm sure I'm likely mistaken, but I don't believe it was all that common if ever done ever, to have themes from one movement of a sonata or a symphony, reappear in later movements of the same work. Far as a I know (and I'd need to double check to be sure,) Beethoven's 5th, and this piece, are the two earliest examples I personally know of, (there must be others, but am not yet aware what they may be.)
@@highstimulation2497Chopin's sonata 2
This is one of the most extraordinary pieces for me. Seemingly with a light touch, relaxed, but it awakens so many emotions it's just impossible to explain. And this is one of the best interpretations I have heard. Thank you.
One of the most Beautiful melodies who ever he wrote..
Love his music. Can’t wait to see him in concert.
fr man can u drop me a ticket
Am i the only one who thinks that this is probably the only 2nd movement of any sonata that people actually truly love?
moonlight sonata second movement is a bop ngl
@@themoonfleesthroughclouds yes but compared with first and second...
@@lacampanella6172 the third and first so overshadow the second, but the second movement is still quite popular
@@themoonfleesthroughclouds fr
@@themoonfleesthroughclouds moonlight sonata 2nd movement is actual so underrated
I walked down the aisle to this, twenty-five years ago. My husband then played the entire sonata for me during the reception.
This is my favorite piece. I played the whole sonata on my senior recital when I graduated from college. This movement is my favorite.
One of the most beautiful pieces ever written for piano.
That's by far my Favourite of Beethoven's compositions
There’s something about this song. Usually I don’t like listening to modern music and even a lot of older music because some of them give me this sense of sadness and discomfort that I can’t explain. I’m not one of those “nowadays music sucks” that’s not me, I love a lot of modern music, but most contemporary music to me just makes me feel uncomfortable. However; this is the first song in a while where I find comfort in the way it sounds, it’s so beautiful to me I can’t really explain why. It helps me fall asleep, and something about how it slowly ascends and then descends back in the beginning just brings me so much peace…
I cant get your point...? This is not modern music, and not a song
this piece first went from Beethoven to Billy Joel, now even reona. unbelievable
This masterpiece has such an ungraspable beauty.
I agree.
I agree! You just cannot put your finger on it!
2:54 - 3:48 is my favorite part. This sounds like the perfect calm before the storm. Sounds like a love story soundtrack.
The second classical piece that i listened to the most. Really well played bravo.
What's the 1st?
@@isaaccerrato1528 Chopin Ballad in G minor
Great! That was my favorite for a long time too!
This is my favourite movement of the play. It sounds so soothing
One of the most beautiful and relaxing classical pieces fabulously performed by one of the most talented pianists in this planet. Thank you so much, Kassia! 👍🏻😍👍🏻🍷
I have been living abroad for months now, in a hotel, for work. I am away from my wife, my two babies, and my piano. I have been watching your videos every day to the point that it's like your hands are mine and it fills the void a little bit. Thank you!
Hi, G'abriel.:) I am really happy that my performance can help you!:)💕
This makes me cry, every time. Never fails. So much feeling and emotion.
When I was still a child, the national telly channels in my country played this piece of music during a break of some TV shows, but with the orchestral version from Richard Claydeman. You can't imagine how happy I was when I first listened to the original version from Beethoven many years later
Never let anyone tell you what you can or can't do.
Just look at Beethoven, everyone told him he would never be a musician, just because he was deaf...
*But did he listen?*
Lmao
*no he doesn't*
Good one
Wow... 😆
Got me there now im smiling like an idiot
Golden Age ✨️
billy joel used this sonata for the chorus for his song “this night” literally amazing
Yes it's amazing
Most of the time, I can tell when I'm listening to classical music, even on modern instruments. Compared to most of Beethoven's work, it's crazy how modern this piece sounds.
This is such a beautiful arrangement of Beethoven’s song, this song holds a place in my heart because it’s such a beautiful and emotional song , it was one of my aunties favourite classic pieces, she was a pianist herself... though she never made it big her playing was beautiful, and your playing reminds me of her, she was elegant with her touch and she was so talented, I bought a piano, and I’m going to carry on my auntie’s dream for her, and I’m going to learn this song for my family 💜 I love you Kassia, your an amazing pianist and your so inspirational.
This is just calming and beautiful! My dad suggested me to practice this, and im doing right now, at my free times
love this piece
its so simple and calm
This piece's complexity lies in the right hand's ability to emphasize melody over its continual 16ths and triplets throughout. Truly a technical challenge!
Beethoven el mejor compositor para mí de todo los tiempos su música tiene una profundidad única y transmite muchos sentimientos
This song can be a theme for the beginning of life, the ending of life and everything in between.
this. this right here.
Great stuff Kassia.
This is a wonderful way to learn where you can see the notes coming up AND the hands to see which fingers to use.
Thank you !
(I'd say I must be about 500 of your views on this video !)
Ah yes, Adagio cantabile of the Pathétique. A somber rendition with which feels like a different Tristesse. This is probably one of Beethoven's saddest, but one of your finest renditions. Amazing work!
I’ve always heard the first part of the song but i didn’t realize it has that whole over side to it! Amazing as usual 😘💙💚
Cjeaglehawk lol it has three movements so since you’ve heard these two then you’ve only the third left. You might recognize it as many people have heard it somewhere but don’t exactly know by who it is or what the specific name of the piece is.
This piece was stuck in my head for the past couple of days and I couldn't remember what it was called for the life of me but I knew it sounded like something Beethoven would compose and I was right! So glad I found this again, I started to learn it on flute and I love connecting to the emotion of the music
I’m here because of the anime ‘takt op’ cuz in the 2nd episode this was played and I find it beautiful
me too lmao
@@rankoholic2335 me too xd
Same here
Same with me
I think they should also use "Beethoven: Sonata "Pathetique" Op. 13 - III. Rondo. Allegro", its a banger too but ohh well.
Beethoven’s Pathetique Sonata
This is beautifully played and a rather unique and unusual emphasis on the piano keys going up into smoke but it’s really well done and doesn’t distract from listening to this lovely sonata.
Excellently done ✅
Beautifully played. …. Aghhh
멋있어요... 리베르 탱고 좋아서 거의 매일 듣고 있어요. 매주 좋은 곡 감사합니다.
I’m here because NCT is so going to sample this for Golden Age NCT 2023.
Me too 😭 I've spend 10 min searching for this song cause I didnt know the name or where it came from 😂
Amazing led effect, amazing piece, amazing composer, amazing pianist, amazing performance!
All in this channel is amazing :)
Always thank you for kind words and your support, Sir Louco!:)💕
Didn't expect to see a GD player here lmao
@@Azmuth01 lol. I was both GD Pro Player and Pianist, now I'm focusing only on the piano
@@SirLouco Nice to hear that, I want to play piano too... Someday.
i like how most second movements are calming and beautiful
this is my favorite 2nd//slow movement of all the sonatas ive heard,,
i think i love you kassia😔👉👈💞
Thank you, lukey!!:)💕
@@Kassiapiano you can call me cris =)
i long for your next video!
I have heard this piece many times but never has any of *them* managed to give me goosebumps, but you *have*. This was hauntingly beautifully played. Thank you so much.
That is the third song I am listening at 1 am in my bed, cause I was Always interested in music and I thought to myself I need to know the roots.
The song before was Nicole blanche and I read a comment that touched me and got some shy tears and then this one was just after. Couldn't help but having a little more
음 하나하나 느리게 늘이는 감정선 예술이다 진짜...
this piece will forever and always be my favorite. my mom used to play this and it sounded beautiful, and it brings back so many happy memories. i’m so damn excited to start learning piano.
Nct 2023 golden age intro 🥺 no wonder it sounds good
I last heard this over 12 years ago on a Yamaha keyboard playlist. I don't know why I took so long to look for it! Thanks for this!
This was one of the first Beethoven pieces I learned, great job! 😊
この曲も大好きです
I remember the tears didn't stop when I first listened
Im here because of Takt Op. What an amazing piece of Beethoven
Don't forget the 3rd movement played by kousei:)
I finished that anime recently, it was sooooo good I hope a second season comes out soon
Kassiaさんの演奏なしでは生きていけない体になってしまった。起きている間、ずっと聴いてる。
本当にありがとうございます！💕
3:13 so romantic ❤ and I love the modulation here.
Yes!!! Finally new video from beautiful kassia 😍😍 AMAZING
Thank you, Death Gun!!:)💕
kesini karna ad yg nge tweet kalo ternyata golden age sampling beethoven piano sonata op 13, indah bgt🥺🫶🏻
This almost made me cry, it's beautiful...
I would play this piece exactly as you have played it! Most of the pianists exaggerate the forti that appear in two sections of this piece, but I think that since Beethoven wrote "Adagio Cantabile" (for the ones who don't know what "Cantabile" means, it's an Italian word that hasn't a true translation in English, but you can translate it as "Sing-able"), this Movement should be played using the force of gravity, not the muscles of your arms, and in some cases the muscles of your hands either, even in the sections that are marked as Forte.
You clearly demonstrated us that you are a "Major League" Pianist, flawless technique, indisputable expression, lovely smoothness in movements etc.
Nice Job!
Wow.:) Always thank you for your comment, Lux!:) I can feel you really like Beethoven's piece.💕
Kassia
Indeed I do, and you made me love them even more! :D
Замечательно!Не думали случайно исполнить когда-либо 32 сонату Бетховена 1 часть.Безусловно именно вы исполнили бы её и превосходно,и трогательно)
Я буду. Спасибо!💕
Капец, ты говоришь на русском?
This was very beautiful and expressive, I loved how you went from the low to high registers.
I have never performed this one, but I always played it for my family during holidays. Beautiful playing as always, and beautiful effects too!
Always thank you for your support, Solidify!!:)💕
One of my favorite tunes ever. Please do this beautiful sonata whole!!! all 3 mvmts are pure bliss!!!
My favorite piece by Beethoven! ❤️❤️❤️
this piece is so beautiful, lightly, bright, such a miracle
Aaaaa grgr golden age nya nct 2023 aku jadi nonton ini dari awal sampe akhir emang harmoni nya enak bgt didenger
music speaks to the soul when words don't reach.
I just discovered this song from Takt Op. Destiny..A pathetique way to discover this masterpiece song
me too my friend.
Es geht doch nichts über so schöne Musik wie hier am Beispiel des 2. Satzes v. Sonate Nr.8 von Beethoven. - Wunderschön gespielt 😊. Danke
Thanks Kassia for the relaxing piece : )
Thank you for your comment!💕
Over 4 million views on one video and already have 6 digit subs in less than 5 months. That’s insane! That’s extraordinary and i hope to see and other piano artists come up as fast as you do
what an astonishing and relaxing interpretation
These are definitely the best effects yet
This song is the first thing that came to my mind after seeing last eps of Takt Op
One of the greatest sonatas EVER COMPOSED!
Kassia, tenía muchas ganas de escucharte tocando esta sonata! Uno de los mejores regalos de navidad!! Sigue así!! 💕
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ah yes. a music from the classical era, proud to found this masterpiece
My favourite Beethoven piece thank you Kassia
Kassia,
Thank you for your rendition. This piece played by you was a true treasure to listen to thank you for doing this that you do to let the rest of us be able to enjoy classical music especially Beethoven played by such nimblefingers thank you very much
I can only see the first steps towards a loving relationship (referring to Nodame (the live action one) Cantabile) and the joke that is mine. Going to rewatch that series and thank you for invoking this bittersweet memory inside me, I really mean it ♡.
Nodame & Chiaki a warm story
When the day comes for me to leave this world, I would like this piece to be played. It doesn't matter that no one is present except one or two strangers. I think it transmits apacifying calm that I never had in my life, in my soul. Once the storm is over, go out to see the sun shine between the clouds renewed with whiteness and tranquility. That would be the only gift I could give to my fellow humans. And then oblivion. Rest from the suffering of not knowing what to live for.
My favorite piece to both listen to and play ❤️❤️❤️ I like your version a lot!
3:13 this is briliant, possibly the best part of this piece
my favorite beethoven's sonata!! Thx a lot
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my friend mentioned this piece a while ago, but i've never actually heared it before. this was great!
Best compositor best music best piano best channel UA-cam and perfect pianist just awesome thanks!