What an outstanding sonata. The first movement is already the most beautiful piano music one could ever hope to hear in this world. But the third movement, that one is truly out of this world. And the last bars? He went totally crazy in there! This is Beethoven, not his stupid bagatelle. What a madman he was.
(1) 0:17 Moderato cantabile molto espressivo (2) 7:31 Allegro molto (3) 9:52 Adagio, ma non troppo (4) 13:55 Fuga - Allegro, ma non troppo 16:32 L'istesso tempo di arioso 19:36 Fuga inversion
@@khalidowaid8294 the appassionata is ONE sonata... and it has movements... but the movements aren't sonatas... they are in a sonata... but they are no sonatas
El grandioso Beethoven componiendo, no hay otro y el grande Baremboin interpretando!! En estos momentos tristes de su enfermedad!! Un gran homenaje!! Arg. Buenos Aires!!!
Très belle interprétation. Il est loin d'être simple de rendre ce testament spirituel beethovenien... C'est la libération totale des formes, la densité même d'une oeuvre chargée de douleurs, d'émotions mais aussi d'espoir.
I am so in love with this Sonata. It's like a small yet expansive portrait that details out life, Barenboim did more than enough to bring out this sonata with his magnificent touch - powerful yet gentle, and detail oriented. He really played the hell out of the fugue section of this sonata. Love from Hong Kong
Same amazing feeling, this sonata seems unreal like coming from an other realm of life, yet the piece shines down here among us through astonishing great master performance in the name of such as Daniel
Barenboim is a great interpreter. The articulation here makes us listen again to the wealth of spirit that imbues this work. The world around you stops when you listen to this piece.
Excellent interpretation. Particularly the arioso dolente. He is really able to transmit a tone of utter exhaustion and hopelessness. The transition to the fugue is also very subtle. It tells a lot about Beethoven's character...lament to fugue and back again. What a personality
This is just so completely RIGHT! I first encountered this sonata in Gould's highly idiosyncratic rendition; Barenboim lets us hear the echte Beethoven. This sonata brings me to tears, there is so much of Beethoven's personality in it; I can imagine him pounding the repeated chords at about 19:00, desperately trying to hear them or at least feel them.... The allusion to the first movement arpeggios in the last few bars completely overset me! I am becoming very fond of Barenboim's piano -- I used to think of him only as a conductor.
Просто замечательно! Великий Бетховен и Баренбойм! Очень проникновенная соната, какой трагизм... Запись хорошая, звука хватает - это очень важно для прослушивания. Огромное спасибо, Ahmed Barod, за эту запись.
This is epic! My eyes are always watery in the 3rd movement part: Adagio ma non troppo. The best beethoven piano sonata 31 interpretation I've ever heard
+Mike Fuller His 10th symphony and other possibly infinite unrealised works were too good for this world. We can't begin to imagine what new chapter Beethoven intended to write with these works. Perhaps not even music at all! Just the uttermost expressionate sound, perhaps another narrative embedded with a velvety, peaceful. Like this very one, this sonata paralyses sound to the point where silence becomes more silent than the absence of sounds. A soul which bids adieu to its shell and is forever connected to every molecule that makes existence.
Me parece una auténtica delicia. Después de escucharla un "millón de veces" me emociona cada más. Hace muchos años seguí el consejo del escritor Félix de Azúa y desde entonces forma parte de mí. Luego, Daniel Barenboim, ... sublime
The amount of silence in this sonata is truly......."magical" is the wrong word because this piece has been composed by a dying soul. Time itself just stops in moments like 9:52 and 18:47. This sonata is perhaps the most introverted out of all of the 32. Beethoven says "this sonata is dedicated to my soul resting in peace".
This piece is celebrates life. The second movement comes from a German folk song about "my cat having kittens". The fuga with it's bell-like subject looks forwards towards the heavens. The melancholy of the arioso dolente is only passing through.
The Third movement Arioso lamenting melody actually comes from the second movement ( Sol - fa - mi - re - do - do - ti ). Beethoven is a genius, and what a character!
Mi re do ti la la si -> Mi....Re..do ti do la la.. si . Not a perfect transportation but a strong emotional resonance. Very organic composer for sure:)
El gran Atención es magnifico y nos "trae" a Bethoven recreando d nuevo ,como si lo personificara. Magnifico y prolífico Maestro..Y magnifico Intérprete apasionado o tierno acariciando el piano. Sublime
For myself: 0:17 Moderato cantabile molto espressivo 7:31 Allegro molto 9:52 Adagio, ma non troppo 13:55 Fuga - Allegro, ma non troppo 16:32 L'istesso tempo di arioso 19:36 Fuga inversion
What I most appreciate here is the absence of sentimentality. This interpretation makes me think of the concept of "emotional geometry." A certain poised, soft virility I haven't heard in many pianists.
el es un pianista argentino esta considerado unos de los mejores interpretes de beethoven como lo era artur rubinstein de chopin la verdad es que su interpretacion es maravillosa
While as blessed as we are to have these amazing, almost experimental Beethoven works created while he was deaf, wouldn't it have been great had he lived even just a little little longer to see what other creations he could have made?
Isn't this recording particularly wonderful among the piano performances you can listen to on UA-cam? I learned how wonderful this song was by playing Helene Grimaud. Next was the performance of Daniel Barenboim this time. This is also a wonderful performance with a big personality.
When the buildup of emotions and the profundity of a Beethoven sonata are interrupted by a cheery commercial for the latest greatest offering from Amazon, complete with foot-tapping music... 🙃 Stop with this heresy, UA-cam...! 🤨😀
Oh Barenboim you stumble playing his deep meaning of the Adagio in his late years. Beethoven at this time has the peace of God within him, he is surrendering his ultimate power to the almighty & only writes music for himself giving it to God, not for the people anymore. His understanding surpasses the way his fan’s judge his music as regards of his deafness & he is hearing voices that don’t make any sense to anybody. So ultimately he gave his inner self to the almighty alone. The only thing that keeps him going is the music alone. He is giving every inch he can do at the moment, devoting everything to God and his hope in this way continues to become even greater until his death. And he does become even greater in his more later compositions... Because he always has room for more, because he is Beethoven & there cannot be another one like him. Even his own quote reveals the deeper meaning about himself. Quote: “There may be a thousand princes, but there is only one Beethoven”
La Sonate pour piano no 31 en la bémol majeur, opus 110, a été composée par Ludwig van Beethoven en 1821 et publiée en 1822. Il s'agit d'une œuvre sans dédicace, ce qui est assez rare chez Beethoven pour être noté. Avant-dernière sonate de Beethoven, la sonate no 31 comporte trois mouvements : Moderato cantabile molto espressivo Allegro molto Adagio, ma non troppo - Fuga ; Allegro, ma non troppo WIKIPEDIA
In qualche parte si è smarrito a vedere il cammino l'uomo che cerca la verità delle cose ,sì.anche attraverso i suoni?A sentire questa Sonata ho questa impressione.
What an outstanding sonata. The first movement is already the most beautiful piano music one could ever hope to hear in this world. But the third movement, that one is truly out of this world. And the last bars? He went totally crazy in there! This is Beethoven, not his stupid bagatelle. What a madman he was.
(1) 0:17 Moderato cantabile molto espressivo
(2) 7:31 Allegro molto
(3) 9:52 Adagio, ma non troppo
(4) 13:55 Fuga - Allegro, ma non troppo
16:32 L'istesso tempo di arioso
19:36 Fuga inversion
Thank you
Is it really fair to say this piece has 4 movements?
From 9:52 to the end it’s 3rd movement)
@@varditersahakyan8695 no. There is a 4th mov
I’m without words.
THE VERY BEST Beethoven Sonata!
Appassionata 1st and third movement are the best
@@khalidowaid8294 the appassionata is ONE sonata... and it has movements... but the movements aren't sonatas... they are in a sonata... but they are no sonatas
@@khalidowaid8294 You're wrong
@@miguelisaurusbruh1158 Agree. It's supposed to be the 32nd.
@@segmentsAndCurves what we can agree on i think is that 29-32 is some of the best stretch in music
C est un immense interprète de Beethoven sonate trio et sonate pour violoncelle et violon avec Du pré et zukermann merci pour tout
El grandioso Beethoven componiendo, no hay otro y el grande Baremboin interpretando!! En estos momentos tristes de su enfermedad!! Un gran homenaje!! Arg. Buenos Aires!!!
Très belle interprétation. Il est loin d'être simple de rendre ce testament spirituel beethovenien... C'est la libération totale des formes, la densité même d'une oeuvre chargée de douleurs, d'émotions mais aussi d'espoir.
Very very Beautiful !!!
Crystals !!! piano touches ...
Tears ...
I am so in love with this Sonata.
It's like a small yet expansive portrait that details out life,
Barenboim did more than enough to bring out this sonata with his magnificent touch - powerful yet gentle, and detail oriented.
He really played the hell out of the fugue section of this sonata.
Love from Hong Kong
Same amazing feeling, this sonata seems unreal like coming from an other realm of life,
yet the piece shines down here among us through astonishing great master performance in the name of such as Daniel
Barenboim is a great interpreter. The articulation here makes us listen again to the wealth of spirit that imbues this work. The world around you stops when you listen to this piece.
Excellent interpretation. Particularly the arioso dolente. He is really able to transmit a tone of utter exhaustion and hopelessness. The transition to the fugue is also very subtle. It tells a lot about Beethoven's character...lament to fugue and back again. What a personality
The fugue is interesting because it creeps in. Difficult to detect to the untrained ear. Took me a while to figure out it even was a fugue!
You mean, basicly, that Beethoven tells us the better way for being sad?
I really don't find anything interesting in this sonata. Can you help me change my mind?
Of course Mov 2 is really cool. I meant, Mov 1. What is this thing useful for?
I love how the fugue subject enters in the deep bass at 16:05, unleashing a three-part stretto from bottom to top voice -- very powerful moment.
This is just so completely RIGHT! I first encountered this sonata in Gould's highly idiosyncratic rendition; Barenboim lets us hear the echte Beethoven. This sonata brings me to tears, there is so much of Beethoven's personality in it; I can imagine him pounding the repeated chords at about 19:00, desperately trying to hear them or at least feel them.... The allusion to the first movement arpeggios in the last few bars completely overset me! I am becoming very fond of Barenboim's piano -- I used to think of him only as a conductor.
Просто замечательно! Великий Бетховен и Баренбойм! Очень проникновенная соната, какой трагизм... Запись хорошая, звука хватает - это очень важно для прослушивания. Огромное спасибо, Ahmed Barod, за эту запись.
The greatest connoisseur and perfect performer of Beethoven
What grace and 'wisdom' here! For Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas, Daniel Barenboim is one of the very best interpreters.
La bella eternidad de Beethoven en manos del Gran Maestro D Barenboim! Gracias Dios! 😊
Haven't listened to these last three sonatas in quite a while. They just get better and better. Incredibly moving works.
the third movement is so good its unreal
Thanks to the genius of Beethoven and Barneboim for his remarkable piece of music!
This is a great masterpiece plaid by one of the greatest pianist of our time... believe me, this is a diamond. Enjoy.
I am in tears.
großartiger Musiker !
Bravo Maestro... Bravo...! 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼 A great interpretation of an amazing Sonata from Herr Beethoven... 👍🏼
This is epic! My eyes are always watery in the 3rd movement part: Adagio ma non troppo. The best beethoven piano sonata 31 interpretation I've ever heard
Della Murifa Amal Beethoven's genius was almost too good for this ridiculous world!
+Mike Fuller His 10th symphony and other possibly infinite unrealised works were too good for this world. We can't begin to imagine what new chapter Beethoven intended to write with these works. Perhaps not even music at all! Just the uttermost expressionate sound, perhaps another narrative embedded with a velvety, peaceful. Like this very one, this sonata paralyses sound to the point where silence becomes more silent than the absence of sounds. A soul which bids adieu to its shell and is forever connected to every molecule that makes existence.
+Nay Tro Very Well Put! Thank You, Nay!
Horrible sense of rhythm.
@@HermanIngram rubato?
from 21:26 to the end is the most beautiful coda I've heard in piano writing It's electrifying
It is a very unique coda
totally agree. It's extraordinary.
In music literature
It's like his spirit simply evaporated in an unprecedented ecstasy
Quel incroyable travail du son. Des idées. Quelle poésie. Bravissimo.
Más allá de lo posible; eterna composición,magistralmente interpretada
Among the pianists, he seems the best in Beethoven's masterpieces interpretation
Me parece una auténtica delicia. Después de escucharla un "millón de veces" me emociona cada más. Hace muchos años seguí el consejo del escritor Félix de Azúa y desde entonces forma parte de mí. Luego, Daniel Barenboim, ... sublime
Extraordinary. Beethoven. Barenboim. Sublime.
breathtaking performance... i was in tears.
Barenboim 的贝多芬有一种魔力，当你一开始听，你就有一种欲罢不能的感觉。他可能不是最最好的，但绝对是最好的那几个。
Amo esta sonata, definitivamente
I already love this after the first few bars :)
Sublime interpretazione
anima e mente mettono le ali...
Complimenti all'interprete
👏👏👏
The amount of silence in this sonata is truly......."magical" is the wrong word because this piece has been composed by a dying soul. Time itself just stops in moments like 9:52 and 18:47. This sonata is perhaps the most introverted out of all of the 32. Beethoven says "this sonata is dedicated to my soul resting in peace".
please can you give me a reference for the quote of Beethoven?
I don't believe the quote is literal but may be implied by the sound of the piece and the time the sonata was composed.
This piece is celebrates life. The second movement comes from a German folk song about "my cat having kittens". The fuga with it's bell-like subject looks forwards towards the heavens. The melancholy of the arioso dolente is only passing through.
The Third movement Arioso lamenting melody actually comes from the second movement ( Sol - fa - mi - re - do - do - ti ). Beethoven is a genius, and what a character!
Mi re do ti la la si -> Mi....Re..do ti do la la.. si . Not a perfect transportation but a strong emotional resonance. Very organic composer for sure:)
さすが巨匠、3楽章は私の永遠の鎮魂歌です。実は人類史上唯一無比のJ.S Bach マタイのアレンジですね、天才は天才を理解して再生した。
El gran Atención es magnifico y nos "trae" a Bethoven recreando d nuevo ,como si lo personificara.
Magnifico y prolífico Maestro..Y magnifico Intérprete apasionado o tierno acariciando el piano.
Sublime
This is the best sonata out of them all❤
Great piece, great performance. By "great" I mean supremely masterful.
à partir de la 12eme minute ,je pleure ! trop beau !
How can make that soft but tensed and concentrated sound? He's just amazing.
sy Won he told Lang Lang to crescendo a note in the Allassionato. He is asked how that is possible, and gives a reasonable answer.
La sua sigurezza la sua desinvoltura sono impeccabile.....
Sublime! The music and the performance.
Maravilloso.... una gloria de interpretación...
For myself:
0:17 Moderato cantabile molto espressivo
7:31 Allegro molto
9:52 Adagio, ma non troppo
13:55 Fuga - Allegro, ma non troppo
16:32 L'istesso tempo di arioso
19:36 Fuga inversion
i just adore mozart, but i must say that also beethoven is able to astonish me. :)
What I most appreciate here is the absence of sentimentality. This interpretation makes me think of the concept of "emotional geometry." A certain poised, soft virility I haven't heard in many pianists.
Yes, I too thought this was emotionless, especially, when I was sobbing and ecstatic.
The best Beethoven sonata
1:1의 자신 과
의 고독한 싸움,
내안에 숨겨진
탐미적이고, 영
적 통제,절제의
셀프 컨트롤 ~
피아노 소나타가
가지는 숨겨진
절규의 고독함
입니다 ~
좋아요 ~
~브라보~
🎉🎉🎉🎉♡♡
el es un pianista argentino esta considerado unos de los mejores interpretes de beethoven como lo era artur rubinstein de chopin la verdad es que su interpretacion es maravillosa
Questa è una di quelle opere in cui Beethoven accende la freccia e sorpassa chiunque.
La mejor parte de la sonata en mi opinión: 7:31 a 9:52. Muy hermosa, gracias Barenboim y Beethoven por alegrar mis oídos e inspirarme.
15:15 I love how Barenboim plays fortissimos!
이 곡 진짜 어려운데....... 와... 진짜 대단 ㅜㅜ
소리도 어쩜 저렇지 난 언제쯤 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!
While as blessed as we are to have these amazing, almost experimental Beethoven works created while he was deaf, wouldn't it have been great had he lived even just a little little longer to see what other creations he could have made?
It's too bad Mozart, Schubert, Chopin, Bellini, and Bizet all hadn't lived longer. Beethoven at least lived 56 years.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽muchas gracias ❤
Rick Beato brought me back here. Happy 80th birthday, Daniel Barenboim! 🎂
totally perfect
21:05 My favorite section in music.
Isn't this recording particularly wonderful among the piano performances you can listen to on UA-cam?
I learned how wonderful this song was by playing Helene Grimaud. Next was the performance of Daniel Barenboim this time. This is also a wonderful performance with a big personality.
Think of a stream which expands into a river. Then think about the Beethoven sonatas.
1:22 Raindrops.
I have a vinyl record of Jörg Demus playing this on Beethoven's actual forte piano. It is shocking how excellent it sounds.
17:10 It looks like there were tears but I think he's just sweating.
Not ashamed to admit that I'm here because of Nodame Cantabile.
haha I'm listening to it as I read the manga!!
Scriptophobic SAME 😂
Me too... i watched the chopin piano concerto also because of nodame!
me too ! also, i think hiromi uehara (jazz pianist) could be a perfect mature nodame !! jeje
Yeah, one of the reasons for me to is also Nodame Cantabile, but not the only one.
ベスト！
It doesn't get much better than this. My other favorite recording of this is by John Browning.
When the buildup of emotions and the profundity of a Beethoven sonata are interrupted by a cheery commercial for the latest greatest offering from Amazon, complete with foot-tapping music... 🙃 Stop with this heresy, UA-cam...! 🤨😀
Essa sonata e como uma tempestade num dia de verão ensolarado
Oh Barenboim you stumble playing his deep meaning of the Adagio in his late years. Beethoven at this time has the peace of God within him, he is surrendering his ultimate power to the almighty & only writes music for himself giving it to God, not for the people anymore. His understanding surpasses the way his fan’s judge his music as regards of his deafness & he is hearing voices that don’t make any sense to anybody. So ultimately he gave his inner self to the almighty alone. The only thing that keeps him going is the music alone. He is giving every inch he can do at the moment, devoting everything to God and his hope in this way continues to become even greater until his death. And he does become even greater in his more later compositions... Because he always has room for more, because he is Beethoven & there cannot be another one like him. Even his own quote reveals the deeper meaning about himself. Quote: “There may be a thousand princes, but there is only one Beethoven”
amazing
I think the beginning of his sonate no.9 was taken to be fuga in 13:55.. It seems nearby to be the same.
This is intense
Moderato cantabile molto espressivo
La Sonate pour piano no 31 en la bémol majeur, opus 110, a été composée par Ludwig van Beethoven en 1821 et publiée en 1822. Il s'agit d'une œuvre sans dédicace, ce qui est assez rare chez Beethoven pour être noté.
Avant-dernière sonate de Beethoven, la sonate no 31 comporte trois mouvements :
Moderato cantabile molto espressivo
Allegro molto
Adagio, ma non troppo - Fuga ; Allegro, ma non troppo
WIKIPEDIA
In qualche parte si è smarrito a vedere il cammino l'uomo che cerca la verità delle cose ,sì.anche attraverso i suoni?A sentire questa Sonata ho questa impressione.
17:32 una corda?
15:19 love it
7:31 this got to be the best part
Perfect comment!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
The audience started clapping in the middle of the third movement, lol.
They probably came over from Ellen
lovely ;)
Mi papi, I miss you so much.
Does anyone know where and when it was recorded?
Which year is this?
2006
This was performed in 2005, released in 2006
Is this from decca release: beethoven for all: the piano sonatas?
Which key is this Sonata in?
A-flat major, obviously.
A-Flat or C major?
Ali Zagmout A-Flat fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_b%C3%A9mol_majeur
Ali Zagmout google is a beautiful thing
9:52 😍
It reminds me of falling into my bed at the end of a long day.
WOW
De 1821 , ahora, después; sin límites
Enormously great performance but I think the 3rd mov is too slow. I love the 1st mov.
Why don't you record your version, and post it on You-Tube, so the rest of us can compare your version to this one?
+John Thomson Yes, that would be extremely helpful.
13:56 the incredible ability of Barenboïm to make from one of the most transcendent shaking score of all times a simple boring piece of music ....
17:00 Holy shit is HE CRYING?
❤
it's really sweat.
The video cinema photography is very uninspiring or bad.
16:21
Wow
🕊️♥️🕊️🔥🕊️♥️🕊️