I've been looking for this song for years. My dad had Micha Maisky's recording on CD and I would listen to it all the time. After I moved out I forgot what it was called and would every now and then try to remember it to no avail. I'm so glad I finally came across it!
This is my utmost favorite piece. I listen to it whenever I study or do anything. I can play it on the cello but not well. I really want to play like YoYoMa in this recording. Thank u for this.
I read so often to words of people who hold this work in incredibly high regard. For me, the opening is beautiful, that elegant theme, but it gets trivial at the 1:30 mark (in this video), after which it is just a series of sequencing phrasing and cliched cadences. I love Schubert's music so much, the piano sonatas, the string quartets, the quintets, the lieder, but I just find this piece so shallow compared to the rest of his output.
Superb performance. Ma is in his greatest period here. The piano part is so vestigial in this piece though that it really cannot stand alongside Schubert's great masterpieces.
Came here because of The Soloist. So glad I discovered this piece and to have it performed by Yo-Yo Ma is even more perfect (who is, of course, referenced in the book as a contemorary at Juiliiard with Nathaniel Ayers)
Cgilbert my comment on #175 Yo-Yo ma his skills on the Cello is very strong and soothes to my soul and body and mind I love him and looks very comfortable.A may peace be unto him . love peace and blessings to Mr man
@@firelight9295 Someday please come to Japan Japanese delicious foods , heartfelt hospitality , exotic atmosphere and Cherry blossoms in full bloom wait for you Good luck ！
Actually, the old-time country singer Roy Clark said it best: "It's your talent that carries you through." RC was playing a concert in Japan, and was socked-in by fog at the airport. He barely made it to the Tokyo concert hall, at breakneck speed, about 5 minutes before curtain-time. He was *RUSHED ONSTAGE* after barely changing into his costume. He did the entire concert effortlessly, as if he had "hours to spare". I guess that it's the same with all of the "GREATS",including Yo-Yo Ma... *WOW!*
I read so often to words of people who hold this work in incredibly high regard. For me, the opening is beautiful, that elegant theme, but it gets trivial at the 1:30 mark (in this video), after which it is just a series of sequencing phrasing and cliched cadences. I love Schubert's music so much, the piano sonatas, the string quartets, the quintets, the lieder, but I just find this piece so shallow compared to the rest of his output.
+MinWoong Park First , I recorded the orchestra to the video tape . After that , I recorded performance of Yo-Yo Ma in the same video tape . The sound of the orchestra is what remained that was first recorded.
do not want moaning...I like most of YoYoMa performances but...no one so far played Arpeggione (all 3 movs) like Lynn Harrell - already some yrs ago but - besides of the beauty of sound - and technically perfect - WHAT A PHRASING! try to find it ...I have a recording....is together with Mendelssohn Sonata in go minor ...what a delight!
I agree. i love Yo-Yo so much, I’m going to see him for the first time he has ever come to Australia this November. But I would give all I have to see and heart the beauty of Jacqueline Du Pré. I think Yo-Yo expresses amazingly, serine, powerful playing. But what Jacqueline had was like a fire erupting inside her and she was able to put that into her playing so well. And yet she had to stop performing before she turned 30 years old, tragic...
![[NYCP] Schubert - Arpeggione Sonata (Richard O'Neill, viola)](/img/n.gif)
傷ついたり悲しい事があると、聴きたくなります😢
とても救われています😂
あと何年か経てば70歳になるのだけど、大学入試の準備として小林秀雄の「無私の精神」を読んでから頭の片隅に確固として有り続けている。今でもアルペジオーネを聞きながら私とは？の答えを探している。人と関わる仕事を50年近くしていても一向に漆黒の闇の中から抜けでる気配はない。ヨ・ヨーマのアルペジオーネを聞いていると軽快な調べが私の精神を和ませてくれる。有り難い。
I've been looking for this song for years. My dad had Micha Maisky's recording on CD and I would listen to it all the time. After I moved out I forgot what it was called and would every now and then try to remember it to no avail. I'm so glad I finally came across it!
=Schubert Cello Sonata Arpeggione=
•Allegro Moderato• (0:35)
•Adagio• (11:23)
•Allegretto• (15:29)
Do Grande Mestre Yo-Yo Ma.
This is my utmost favorite piece. I listen to it whenever I study or do anything. I can play it on the cello but not well. I really want to play like YoYoMa in this recording. Thank u for this.
amem!
Listen to the viola version, too, especially Yura Lee's interpretation.
シューベルトは、モーツアルトと並んで、高い境地に達した音楽ではないか。彼の弦楽四重奏曲も哲学的で深い音楽だと思います。全体に自然の息吹が感じられます。
モーツァルトとシューベルトは音楽的には陰陽だと思うけれど、潜在意識に働きかけて、感動を呼び起こすと言う意味では似ている。
What a treat to enjoy masters' performance, gorgeous and stunning... Bravo!
The adagio was sublime, it reached a pinnacle of emotion, sorrow, and beauty.
弓で弾くギターの様な楽器アルペジオ−ネの為にシューベルトが作曲したこの曲、私が一番好きな曲です。
初めて聴いたのはフルートとギター、工藤重典さんと福田進一さんの演奏で大好きになりました。
それ以来クラシックファンになりました。
Elegance, refinement, inspiration, fulness, grace ..... a state of Art
Thank you cello644
Arpeggione sonata - most beautiful sonata ever composed. Period
I read so often to words of people who hold this work in incredibly high regard. For me, the opening is beautiful, that elegant theme, but it gets trivial at the 1:30 mark (in this video), after which it is just a series of sequencing phrasing and cliched cadences. I love Schubert's music so much, the piano sonatas, the string quartets, the quintets, the lieder, but I just find this piece so shallow compared to the rest of his output.
Unbelievable Firkusny was 80 years old when playing.
He is so amazing..from California
Now here’s a place to be where all feels just perfectly right...inside this gorgeous music, of course by Schubert☺️
Great Ma and Unbelievable Firkusny
It is surprisingly wonderful
performance .
This performance
sway my heart .
Sublime!
Wonderful Firkusný!
Thanks for Uploading.
Woohoo! Keep the cello videos coming!
He's so amazing!
which one?
Razor sharp technique combined with exquisite music making.
Top Shelf!
John Stuart right on my friend!!
Good
how great butiful the must is. Thanks. 谢谢！
Superb performance. Ma is in his greatest period here. The piano part is so vestigial in this piece though that it really cannot stand alongside Schubert's great masterpieces.
Are you serious ? This is easily in Schubert's top 5. "Vestigial" hahaha
It lets the cello shine more this way
Such fluidity and flow
Great rendition. As a side note, the page turner deserved her bit of recognition.
"Honorable Mention"...?
Wunderschön!!!
Came here because of The Soloist. So glad I discovered this piece and to have it performed by Yo-Yo Ma is even more perfect (who is, of course, referenced in the book as a contemorary at Juiliiard with Nathaniel Ayers)
Cgilbert my comment on #175 Yo-Yo ma his skills on the Cello is very strong and soothes to my soul and body and mind I love him and looks very comfortable.A may peace be unto him . love peace and blessings to Mr man
It's so beautiful
L' absolue beauté .
wonderful
Fantastic!
que hermosa sensibilidad, gracias
Perfect.
Son hermosas melodías que llegan al alma
It's so nice to listen this performance at 1:38am in California.
Tchii's Piano School of Music - pnoens Exactly what I'm doing, except it's 2:07am, haha
3:13am
12:56am Illinois
3:20
THX FOR UPLOADING
This is magical
Love Yo Yo as always.
Wonderful 👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎹🎶
thank you so much! this is awesome!😘
De todas las versiones que hay en YT es difícil opinar o elegir, todas son excelentes !!!
Majestuoso !!!
Todo un virtuoso y mucho sentimiento.
Замечательное произведение в прекрасном исполнении!Много раз слушал на 15 конкурсе им.П.И.Чаайковского.
Grand Ma 😊
His face....so emotional.
That's why I like him.
the pianist or the cellist?
Really beautiful version and by the way I like the name of your channel
His face is amazing!
whose face?
Lovely performance. Thank our Lord it was 28 years ago, or it would TB + Covid.
The players like Them of the genius
will so rarely emerge in the world .
Yo-Yo Ma or Rudolf Firkušný?
@@firelight9295
Both
You are sharp
I remade my comments
@@shin-i-chikozima ok, thanks ;)
@@firelight9295
Someday please come to Japan
Japanese delicious foods , heartfelt hospitality , exotic atmosphere and
Cherry blossoms in full bloom wait for you
Good luck ！
Actually, the old-time country singer Roy Clark said it best: "It's your talent that carries you through." RC was playing a concert in Japan, and was socked-in by fog at the airport. He barely made it to the Tokyo concert hall, at breakneck speed, about 5 minutes before curtain-time. He was *RUSHED ONSTAGE* after barely changing into his costume. He did the entire concert effortlessly, as if he had "hours to spare". I guess that it's the same with all of the "GREATS",including Yo-Yo Ma... *WOW!*
Starts at 0:35
Yoyoma is the best Chinese celloist ever!
1:30 my fav part💓
Yes!
아르페지오네 소나타는 요요마의 연주가 단연 군계일학인 것 같다. 아름답고 자연스럽고 우아하고 슬프기까지...
the best Reputation in the business
Vynikající aspoň jsme slyšeli i Firkusnyho
Un grand artiste, une legende vivante
That's my favourite version of this piece.
I have enjoyed this one, too. ua-cam.com/video/NNcQuY1isEI/v-deo.html
Sublime
Beautiful tune.
The sound of the piano is very clear. I think the sound technicians had to give a little more volume for the cello. Thank You.
15:30
I read so often to words of people who hold this work in incredibly high regard. For me, the opening is beautiful, that elegant theme, but it gets trivial at the 1:30 mark (in this video), after which it is just a series of sequencing phrasing and cliched cadences. I love Schubert's music so much, the piano sonatas, the string quartets, the quintets, the lieder, but I just find this piece so shallow compared to the rest of his output.
Wow..really fast,, !
Yes, TOO FAST!
Really beautiful version and by the way I like the name of your channel +cello644
11:15 at this moment everyone in the hall contracted tuberculosis
I know right, wtf
@@thearbitersshadow7507 they cant cough when someone is playing so they wait for the pause. Always really funny though
Hi hi hi
The music is infectious ...
what the fuck HAHAHaaHA
Audience: coughing
11:17 *internal rage intensifies*
❤❤❤❤❤
Very subtle and sensitive interpretation - Yo-Yo Ma at his best! But on my earphones the piano is too loud ..
What is the sound of orchestra before start(0:29)?
+MinWoong Park First , I recorded the orchestra to the video tape . After that , I recorded performance of Yo-Yo Ma in the same video tape . The sound of the orchestra is what remained that was first recorded.
Aha.. That's interesting..:)
+MinWoong Park Schubert's 8th symphony :) look it up
Right the 1st movement.
Phaha, two Schubert compositions in this video. In silent parts you can hear Schubert symphonie no°8. Maybe some orchestra had probe? Who knows...
+Pavle Mirkovic Did you hear that too?
do not want moaning...I like most of YoYoMa performances but...no one so far played Arpeggione (all 3 movs) like Lynn Harrell - already some yrs ago but - besides of the beauty of sound - and technically perfect - WHAT A PHRASING! try to find it ...I have a recording....is together with Mendelssohn Sonata in go minor ...what a delight!
Sara Grant the speed here takes away something,,sounds a little spastic.
Unfortunately we lost Lynn earlier this year. He was an incredible cellist.
0:27 Gibt es hier "Unvollendete"?
Good Firkusny Go Yo Yo Push Rudolf
האם אפשר להוסיף לנבחרת הזו.
piano. quintet no2. in a major op.81 - Antonin dvorak
למה אתה מדבר כאן בעברית ?
Heaven!
It seems that Firkušný is totally sight reading. What a talented sight reader!
He’s a little unprepared I think.
The genius at work second only to Jacqueline Dupree
+Emily Schwellenbach People haven't heard of Emmanuel Feuermann who hasn't probably been second to nobody in the musical world.
Don Schwellenbach 唉
Yes,,the older “greats” are not mentioned as frequently,, Casals, Dupre, Tortelier, etc.
I agree. i love Yo-Yo so much, I’m going to see him for the first time he has ever come to Australia this November. But I would give all I have to see and heart the beauty of Jacqueline Du Pré. I think Yo-Yo expresses amazingly, serine, powerful playing. But what Jacqueline had was like a fire erupting inside her and she was able to put that into her playing so well. And yet she had to stop performing before she turned 30 years old, tragic...
指が綺麗
quite a memory...
644 debe ser tan amante de Schubert, que desea que oigamos al unísono dos obras suyas...
🎼cenit🎶
Begins at 0:35
מקסים.נסו לכבד את בקשתי ליצירה של דבוזאק.
where can i find the partiture?
+Παναγιώτης Χαρίσης imslp.org/wiki/Arpeggione_Sonata,_D.821_(Schubert,_Franz) :)
Прекрасно! Но крышку рояля, нужно было бы закрыть, иногда забивает виолончель.
💘
Fragmento interpretado en la peíicula : El Concierto, por Satcha (pocos , pero preciosos segundos)
아름답다
wat heeft die yo-yo Ma een mooie klank op zijn cello
יופי של מבחר יצירות.
pourquoi entendons-nous la 5th de Beethoven au début ???? Oo
what you heard was Schubert's 8th
I play cello STILL EVEN THOUGH I AM PREGNANT
With a violin?
Been 9 months hows the baby?
Comment, ici maintenant - respirer racionnellement, o nos genies étant néanmoins aujourdhui si vrais
A real arpeggione is like a guitar/cello with 6 strings and f holes.
yeah I noticed the fake arpeggione as well, apparently they call it a 'Cello'... beats me....
And frets.
viola da gamba?
Who is the woman sitting there?
Madame Page Turner
Il joue comme si c'était facile...
0:35 0:57