That control and voicing is most literally some of the most enlightening stuff to be heard, especially live. His recordings are excellent, and his performances are passionate. Well done Mr. Lewis.
Such honest and beautiful playing. The C# major before the return of the A theme around is pure magic. Perhaps this piece can also be described the way Jean Luc Goddard described Au Hasard Balthazar, the magnificent Bresson film that uses this very piece as soundtrack: "the world in an hour an a half." The world in 40 minutes (the entire D959, that would be)
Beautifully played, - poise, restrained intensity, & every nuance brought out. Reminds one - if one ever needed it - of Schubert’s great empathy with human sorrow.
I really appreciate the fact that music allows for subtle (sometimes not so subtle) differences in performance that allow us to hear from a different angle. Brendel's and Lewis' approach to this piece couldn't be more different, and yet I find each satisfying in its own way.
Paul Lewis plays with amazing lightness and grace. The Andantino movement is a pleasant simple melody. It is uplifting and absolute a listenable Sonata.
No ideas on the sheet music... I'm always amazed how these pianists come in and play 30 or 40 minutes of music with no sheet music. Incredible talent and work ethic.
I cant post links. Go to google. Search "Schubert A Major Sonata Sheet Music" Take the top search result starting with an adress imslp something-something. It should take you to the Sonata. Scroll down and click on the "Complete Score" It should take you to a pdf of the entire sonata. Go to page 11. Ive played this piece 10 years ago when I had a piano. Amazing piece. Saddest thing ever made.
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That control and voicing is most literally some of the most enlightening stuff to be heard, especially live. His recordings are excellent, and his performances are passionate. Well done Mr. Lewis.
I can't get over this. Absolutely beautiful! Making it my next project.
He just knocks on the surface and the essence manifests by itself. This is seamless performance.
Such honest and beautiful playing. The C# major before the return of the A theme around is pure magic.
Perhaps this piece can also be described the way Jean Luc Goddard described Au Hasard Balthazar, the magnificent Bresson film that uses this very piece as soundtrack: "the world in an hour an a half." The world in 40 minutes (the entire D959, that would be)
Thanks for the comment, Morgen! Glad you enjoyed the performance.
Morgen Wanderer The film 'Winter Sleep' does justice to this piece as well
Beautifully played, - poise, restrained intensity, & every nuance brought out. Reminds one - if one ever needed it - of Schubert’s great empathy with human sorrow.
Great music, great performance. Thank you, Mr. Lewis!
I really appreciate the fact that music allows for subtle (sometimes not so subtle) differences in performance that allow us to hear from a different angle. Brendel's and Lewis' approach to this piece couldn't be more different, and yet I find each satisfying in its own way.
Thank YOU for watching and leaving a nice comment. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Lewis is a great pianist and a great guy. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. Paul is an amazing pianist...
Sublime!
Paul Lewis plays with amazing lightness and grace. The Andantino movement is a pleasant simple melody. It is uplifting and absolute a listenable Sonata.
Beautiful.
good classic music can something something No other music can do
August 18, 2021 thanks to him, I had a chance to listen thank you 😍
No ideas on the sheet music... I'm always amazed how these pianists come in and play 30 or 40 minutes of music with no sheet music. Incredible talent and work ethic.
Bravissimo!
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Thank you so much
nbc- winter sleep/ kış uykusu
Breathtaking.
robert bresson - au hasard balthasar
I love the tempo.
He IS a stunner! Musically and otherwise....🎼🎶🎶🎶
Wiped me out. Beautiful.
Ha! That's a great comment. Thanks for watching, Linda.
I find the recording so much more polished in my opinion, slower and beautiful
I cant post links. Go to google. Search "Schubert A Major Sonata Sheet Music" Take the top search result starting with an adress imslp something-something. It should take you to the Sonata. Scroll down and click on the "Complete Score" It should take you to a pdf of the entire sonata. Go to page 11. Ive played this piece 10 years ago when I had a piano. Amazing piece. Saddest thing ever made.
Bellissima colonna sonora del film Il regno d'inverno
exquis !!!
music sheet? go to imslp.org and look up schubert D. 959. It has all public domain music you can think of including other composers.
Absolute stunner! Any ideas as to where to find the music sheet..?
www.crescendo-music.com/en/
Honest question: any piano pieces that equal this one?
Nope!
I find the inegal tempo a bit too unstable for my taste imho
che incanto ..
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Hey BB
Au hasard Balthazar :-)
Kempff Version is much better.