You should definitely check out the piano's of Paul McNulty. His remake Chopin Pleyel is one of the finest instruments I ever played on. He also has Walter, Streicher, Boisselot and other beauties.
If you ever get the opportunity to play or listen to a Tröndlin piano, DO IT - and do NOT hesitate! Thank me later...but good luck finding one in the wild. You'll need it.
Just came across this video and found 'Abschied', which is my first schumann piece! It somehow reminds me of how I used to practice in the early stages, hopefully I can return home to my piano after the whole covid is over....
What a treat to hear this on a fortepiano. I expected to last only a few minutes but I was unexpectedly drawn in to appreciate and really enjoy the experience. I may just be inspired to apply myself to learning a few more of these pieces! Many thanks indeed - David
Is it known what Clara Schumann thought of the more modern pianos of the time later on compared to the older forte pianos when these pieces were written? Did she think pieces by Schumann sounded better on the more recent pianos since she outlived Robert Schumann by many years or did she prefer them played on the forte pianos?
La partie centrale de Jaglied perd selon moi toute sa magie a être jouée dans ce tempo trop lent. Et Abshied est trop rapide !! (Ces remarques sont subjectives,je ne sais rien des indications metronomiques de Schumann)
Je suis au regret de vous dire que c'est l'inverse. Et jen sais quelque chose puisque c'est moi qui ai écrit cette daube. Oui c'est moi le compositeur geek je m'appelle Schubert mais on m'appelle Schu à la crème ou pour les plus audacieux Schu Kola. D'ailleurs si quelqu'un peut me gratter le dos, j'arrive pas avec la main
Lovely performance but on a fortepiano? I know it's period-accurate but regardless it sounds better on a modern grand- there's a reason why the fortepiano has fallen out of use. Surely Schumann had access to modern pianos in his lifetime.
The "modern piano" did not come about until c.1859, with the introduction of Steinway (Schumann died in 1856). Regardless of the fact that certain pieces of piano literature do indeed sound better fitted to the modern piano because of its colorful and endless ability for evocativity, we must all remember that it is a treat to hear it somewhat precisely as the composer would have heard it.
I agree with @@thepianoman6958. But I also think that this particular piece works very well on fortepiano. It really brings out the voices and the colors of the piece!
![Schumann - Waldszenen, Op. 82 (Audio+Sheet) [Kempff]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RpdOSbEJSqY/mqdefault.jpg)
![Schumann - Waldszenen, Op. 82 (Audio+Sheet) [Kempff]](/img/tr.png)
![Schubert: Sonata in A minor, D.845 [Jan Vermeulen] {Fortepiano}](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/apYL4TyPK0g/mqdefault.jpg)
The sound of the fortepiano is just amazing 👍
01. Eintritt (숲의 입구)
02. Jager auf der Lauer (숨어 기다리는 사냥꾼)
03. Einsame Blumen (고독한 꽃)
04. Verrufene Stelle (저주받은 장소)
05. Freundliche Landschaft (정다운 풍경)
06. Herberge (여인숙에서)
07. Vogel als Prophet (예언하는 새)
08. Jagdlied (사냥의 노래)
09. Abschied (이별)
Abschied has to be one of the sweetest things Schumann wrote
I've never heard a fortepiano sound this good.
Seriously! Another one that changed my mind about the fortepiano is Robert Hill's recording of W. F. Bach polonaises. Check it out it's so good
You should definitely check out the piano's of Paul McNulty. His remake Chopin Pleyel is one of the finest instruments I ever played on. He also has Walter, Streicher, Boisselot and other beauties.
If you ever get the opportunity to play or listen to a Tröndlin piano, DO IT - and do NOT hesitate! Thank me later...but good luck finding one in the wild. You'll need it.
Just came across this video and found 'Abschied', which is my first schumann piece! It somehow reminds me of how I used to practice in the early stages, hopefully I can return home to my piano after the whole covid is over....
What a treat to hear this on a fortepiano. I expected to last only a few minutes but I was unexpectedly drawn in to appreciate and really enjoy the experience. I may just be inspired to apply myself to learning a few more of these pieces! Many thanks indeed - David
Ikr, you don't hear fortepianos much these days.
I like the sound of this fortepiano . It doesn't sound as tinny and shallow as others I've heard .
Beautiful Instrument, inspiring Interpretation
Murakami brought me out of the dark wrestling and brought me here.😍 Where are you Murakami lovers 😊
Haha I just reread that book
@@gabriel_kyne ,❤️
which book?
Is it known what Clara Schumann thought of the more modern pianos of the time later on compared to the older forte pianos when these pieces were written? Did she think pieces by Schumann sounded better on the more recent pianos since she outlived Robert Schumann by many years or did she prefer them played on the forte pianos?
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The exact reason I looked this up was because I'm re-reading Dorian Gray and it's mentioned in Chapter II.
@@ryoucomics8618 same
enchanting. please do more period instrument videos!
my first schumann piano piece is einsame blumen, and its sounds are so beautiful
Thank you for uploading! best sound.🐦
This is one of my favorite pieces and you expressed it excellently! My favorite would probably be Abschied, very nice.
Makes me wonder whether or not I am listening to Schumann playing on his Conrad Graf.
I love the no.6!
조성진 예습 하고 있는 중ing
저두요 ㅎ
저두 예습이요~악보랑 같이 보니 더 좋네요
@@mytreeya 이번에 올콘하시나요 ?
@@조성진팬 직장인이라 광주공연만 가요. 춘천 도전했다 실패하구요 ㅜ
@@mytreeya 저는 춘천 쩌리석 가요. 인터넷 잘 안 터지는 공공 와이파이로 하다 실패했어요 .
J aime beaucoup cette oeuvre,mais proposerais volontiers un montage qui l'a mutilerait et la desordonnerait en 1,3,8,6,9
What do you think about?
Some pianists make such things. For me nonsense.
I find this thanks to Dorian Gray
Same
SAME!
Same
Why?
Same as will hansen
Dorian Gray brought me here lol
me too xD
4.저주받은 장소
7.예언의 새
La partie centrale de Jaglied perd selon moi toute sa magie a être jouée dans ce tempo trop lent.
Et Abshied est trop rapide !!
(Ces remarques sont subjectives,je ne sais rien des indications metronomiques de Schumann)
Je suis au regret de vous dire que c'est l'inverse. Et jen sais quelque chose puisque c'est moi qui ai écrit cette daube. Oui c'est moi le compositeur geek je m'appelle Schubert mais on m'appelle Schu à la crème ou pour les plus audacieux Schu Kola. D'ailleurs si quelqu'un peut me gratter le dos, j'arrive pas avec la main
Non,pardon ,4 ,pas 3 !!
J enlèverais volontiers de l oeuvre "l oiseau prophète".
Je ne comprends pas que ce soit devenu la pièce la plus connue du recueil !!
Lovely performance but on a fortepiano? I know it's period-accurate but regardless it sounds better on a modern grand- there's a reason why the fortepiano has fallen out of use. Surely Schumann had access to modern pianos in his lifetime.
The "modern piano" did not come about until c.1859, with the introduction of Steinway (Schumann died in 1856). Regardless of the fact that certain pieces of piano literature do indeed sound better fitted to the modern piano because of its colorful and endless ability for evocativity, we must all remember that it is a treat to hear it somewhat precisely as the composer would have heard it.
I agree with @@thepianoman6958. But I also think that this particular piece works very well on fortepiano. It really brings out the voices and the colors of the piece!
@@thepianoman6958 holy shit youre alive
Is someone just because od musik lessen here? Cause i dont give a shit.
you should quit music.