Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No.21 in C Major, "Waldstein" 00:00 | Allegro con brio 10:13 | Introduzione. Adagio molto 14:50 | Rondo. Allegretto moderato Martha Argerich, piano February 4th, 1970 Tokyo
Multumim Max Lima pentru postare! Este superb,ca orice lucrare muzicala interpretata de Martha Argerich! Nuantarea desavarsita si tehnica muzicala sunt impecabile!! Silvia Baciu
Now available on CD: Martha Argerich Live, Vol. 10 Also streaming on Qobuz complete with some tape hiss/artefacts and a few coughs to prove it's live cred. (I also noted that one high register note seems to ping rather than ring on right of soundstage;-) But Martha blows through it all with this passionate recital. Sounds like it was originally a radio broadcast. Glad this rare gem has been preserved for home appreciation! 🎵🎶🤫🎶🎵
MAX thank you for uploading this treasure! I'm just too happy to hear Martha's Waldstein! I send you my heartfelt thanks! And I'm kind of proud as a Japanese that this is a live performance in Tokyo...💕💕
Thank you!! This is great !! Also I love Martha but I prefer more intimate sound for this piece like Brendel. But appasionata it would be great if Martha recorded. Sadly she never did it
There you go! - First part D. Scarlatti Sonata in E major (probably K.380) Sonata in D minor (probably K.141) Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No.21 in C Major, "Waldstein" - Second part Johannes Brahms 2 Rhapsodies, op. 79 Felix Mendelssohn Rondo capriccioso, Op.14 Frédéric Chopin Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48 No.1 Scherzo in B-flat minor, Op. 31 - Third part Julián Aguirre Aires Criollas No.1 and No.2 Gabriel Fauré Nocturne in B major, Op. 33 No.2 Maurice Ravel Jeux d'eau
@@junseo3657 and @maxlima she has played the 5th (so can be heard in a YT short with JM Pires) but she never played the 4th because Arrau did it better (she says this several times in interviews)
@@MaxLima1 yeah - she's great (she and I had the same teacher in Peter Feutchwanger) but(since I have tried that passage myself) I happen to know that she could have been a little smoother... (anyway, she's much better than me or most other people who play piano today)
![ARGERICH / ABBADO: Beethoven Piano Concerto no.2 | Scarlatti Sonata K.141 [2000]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dPYhMekVRe4/mqdefault.jpg)
Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Sonata No.21 in C Major, "Waldstein"
00:00 | Allegro con brio
10:13 | Introduzione. Adagio molto
14:50 | Rondo. Allegretto moderato
Martha Argerich, piano
February 4th, 1970
Tokyo
Multumim Max Lima pentru postare! Este superb,ca orice lucrare muzicala interpretata de Martha Argerich! Nuantarea desavarsita si tehnica muzicala sunt impecabile!! Silvia Baciu
Fantastic news! This recording will be released in January and is available on Amazon! Martha Argerich LIVE series - Vol 10
An immortal performance among the best ever. Octave glissandos at 23:10
Extraordinary to say the least, Max, an excellence rarely heard with this piece, Martha's performances are legendary to say the least.
Now available on CD:
Martha Argerich Live, Vol. 10
Also streaming on Qobuz complete with some tape hiss/artefacts and a few coughs to prove it's live cred. (I also noted that one high register note seems to ping rather than ring on right of soundstage;-)
But Martha blows through it all with this passionate recital.
Sounds like it was originally a radio broadcast.
Glad this rare gem has been preserved for home appreciation!
🎵🎶🤫🎶🎵
appreciate this because the other recording of this performance on youtube cuts off just before the final cadence
Delighted to have this available, as the post that's been up was missing the last two chords!
MAX thank you for uploading this treasure!
I'm just too happy to hear Martha's Waldstein! I send you my heartfelt thanks!
And I'm kind of proud as a Japanese that this is a live performance in Tokyo...💕💕
Quelle interprétation fabuleuse…
intense comme le feu!
Wow this is what I was looking for!
Thank you so much for uploading:)
Bravo! What a performance.
ベートーベンのソナタ21番を聴けた事に感謝💓すごすぎて言葉が出ない‥
Extraordinaria interpretación!!!
Merci Max !!
De rien! ❤️
Grazie!
prego!
Where can I obtain a recording of this performance? This is a stunning performance.
Thank you!! This is great !! Also I love Martha but I prefer more intimate sound for this piece like Brendel. But appasionata it would be great if Martha recorded. Sadly she never did it
I would LOVE to hear Martha in Op. 2 No. 3!
@@MaxLima1 All three sonatas of op.2 please!!! 😃
@@sirdicaudore 😅
@@sirdicaudore sadly that doesn't exist. Only sonata 7, 21 and 28 are recorded by her
@@MaxLima1 sonata 31 and 32 by Martha 😍
It’s like I’ve never heard the piece till now. I might need to get more into it
Enjoy, Pablo!
Its sad that this extraordinary performance of one of my favorite Beethoven pieces is not on Spotify.
It’s soon going to be😊
@@alessiocoletta9218 really? That’s awesome
@@thibomeurkens2296 yes! The cd is called “Martha Argerich Live, vol. 10” and it’a already been released on major shopping websites 😍
@@alessiocoletta9218 ohh I basically only only listen to Spotify (and UA-cam) where it isn’t released yet. Can’t wait! Thanks :)
thanks
アルゲリッチのワルトシュタイン！レコード化されていないのが残念でならない。
オクターブグリサンドが、超なめらか！
Amazing. Do you know what other works she played on the November 6th, 1953 concert?
There you go!
- First part
D. Scarlatti
Sonata in E major (probably K.380)
Sonata in D minor (probably K.141)
Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Sonata No.21 in C Major, "Waldstein"
- Second part
Johannes Brahms
2 Rhapsodies, op. 79
Felix Mendelssohn
Rondo capriccioso, Op.14
Frédéric Chopin
Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48 No.1
Scherzo in B-flat minor, Op. 31
- Third part
Julián Aguirre
Aires Criollas No.1 and No.2
Gabriel Fauré
Nocturne in B major, Op. 33 No.2
Maurice Ravel
Jeux d'eau
Thank you!!
@@marisasw you're more than welcome!
The tempo in the Allegro con brio is a bit too fast IMHO. I wonder what tempo would she choose today.
私：「第1楽章、疾走感あるなぁ…（この速さでノスに収録されたら熱情超えてたし、いろんな意味で終わってたわ）」
第3楽章、問題のオクターブグリッサンド
私：「速ッ!?!?一瞬で（一瞬ではないが）終わった!?!?」
今までで聴いたオクターブグリッサンドで一番速かったですね
3rd mov. starts at 14:50
Thanks for the correction!
Does she play the octave as a glissando or split hands?
I am not sure, but I believe she doesn't split hands here (she does it on Beethoven Piano Concerto No 1, though)
Martha’s scales are so fast they can sound like glissandi… i honestlY can’t tell what she’s doinG here.
Have Martha ever played this sonata again after this recording?
I once heard that she played Beethoven not often, even she was afraid to play it
Martha plays Beethoven very often (especially his piano concerti no. 1 and 2)
Thank you for replying :)
I fell in her enthusiastic works currently!
Did she played Beethoven concerto 4th or 5th? I found others, but they were not
@@junseo3657 she performed the 5th, but not the 4th!
@@MaxLima1 But I think It may not be recorded cause I could not discover it anywhere!
@@junseo3657 and @maxlima she has played the 5th (so can be heard in a YT short with JM Pires) but she never played the 4th because Arrau did it better (she says this several times in interviews)
00:34 slight hesitation...
outstanding dynamic control
@@MaxLima1 yeah - she's great (she and I had the same teacher in Peter Feutchwanger) but(since I have tried that passage myself) I happen to know that she could have been a little smoother... (anyway, she's much better than me or most other people who play piano today)
@@militaryandemergencyservic3286 would be interested in knowing when she has followed lessons with PF?
@@yanikucho look at the PF website please, He helped her win the Chopin comp.
This whitewater rafting over Beethoven's rapids and falls must be something like what it was to hear him.
no way this was live
You can hear the audience 😂