Such intensity! Grieg, the cellist Jian Wang, the pianist Anastasia Injushine; the audience was motionless and the concert hall other-worldly. Good to know there is such a world out there.
Beautiful sonata and impressive rendition. Love the rich spectrum of the tone produced by the cellist and pianist which is beyond that of the hair appears on the stage.
Hi Jian! Glad to hear you play this! Very beautifully, may I add ! Thank you for making the Frescobaldi, Monn album - I was so glad to find it as a DGG recording after we'd talked about those selections ! Thanks for putting those, including the Couperin, together on your album. I look forward to crossing paths again in the future~. You should come to Baton Rouge - LSU, or play for the LPO in New Orleans. I'll bring up your name! Carol - from the days of Rutgers!
Quel superbe sonate transposée du violon ( par Grieg ? ) jouée par deux artistes passionnés . on remarque par ailleurs que le violoncelliste a choisi la pique Tortelier comme l'a longtemps fait Rostropovitch !
LIke the music and the performance, and love the cavern auditorium. I wonder what the acoustics are like for the audience - the recording is excellent.. Where is it? Oh, I've checked below, i thought it might some rocky part of Finland. Indeed, it's the famous church in Helsinki.
This great music shakes me! Makes me feell sad , loved and powerful! The sweetest voice of cello and piano can be herd here so easly ! this is an amazing piece! Grateful !
Hello there. What a superb performance. I love the way Jian Wang played this piece with that intensity and he played with such clarity, as well as the emotional flow. This performance really inspires me, since currently I'm working on this sonata as well. To whom it may concern, I have one question regarding the coda in the first movement, right before Prestissimo. He played the sixtuplets with double stops which might not make it sound sixtuplets. Is there any musical judgment to that interpretation? Thanks.
Edvard Grieg - Cello Sonata in A minor, Op. 36
1. - Allegro agitato: 0:00
2. - Andante molto tranquillo: 9:17
3. - Allegro molto e marcato: 15:50
One of the most beautiful sonatas in the cello repertoire. Performed with sensitivity and musicianship. Bravo!
Such intensity! Grieg, the cellist Jian Wang, the pianist Anastasia Injushine; the audience was motionless and the concert hall other-worldly. Good to know there is such a world out there.
The grace of the pianist and the power of the cellist...perfect combination!
What a wonderful harmony between the two instruments!
Full of passions and power!!! Bravo!!!
wonderful recording by J Wang
I have listened to this great music several times since June and it sounds better each time ! Thank you for uploading this gem !!!
I love how the celloist playing, it's so powerful.
This is an extraordinary composition that is superbly crafted by the performers. Both are first class. .
Thank you for uploading.
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His play is hauntingly beautiful that makes everyone speechless.
Beautiful sonata and impressive rendition. Love the rich spectrum of the tone produced by the cellist and pianist which is beyond that of the hair appears on the stage.
Andante has even some jazzy touch. Some old-school smooth kind. lovely piece!
his music is all the Grieg it can possibly be. So Grieg. Like Dvořák, I’ve yet to hear something by Grieg that I didn’t enjoy, effortlessly enjoy.
This place is Temppeliaukion kirkko in Helsinki, Evanc.Lutheran Church.
I admit that both artist are new to me .... But this is world class play ... Many thanks """
Awesome - so beautiful, great performance! super venue.
What a beautiful piece played by two amazing artists ! I really enjoyed the audio as well, great clarity and depth
Everything is so elegant about this video. Thanks!
Wonderful performance
Hi Jian! Glad to hear you play this! Very beautifully, may I add ! Thank you for making the Frescobaldi, Monn album - I was so glad to find it as a DGG recording after we'd talked about those selections ! Thanks for putting those, including the Couperin, together on your album. I look forward to crossing paths again in the future~. You should come to Baton Rouge - LSU, or play for the LPO in New Orleans. I'll bring up your name! Carol - from the days of Rutgers!
Super! Schön! 王健老师真的很棒！
¡Que versión tan hermosa!
Stunning!
Que beleza de expressão!
lovely
1st: 0:00
2nd: 9:23
3rd: 15:55
Well done, and what a venue!!
Incredible performance! Highly underappreciated work.
Wow. Great piece. Excellent performance.
Quel superbe sonate transposée du violon ( par Grieg ? ) jouée par deux artistes passionnés . on remarque par ailleurs que le violoncelliste a choisi la pique Tortelier comme l'a longtemps fait Rostropovitch !
Marvelous!
Everything is perfect including colours and haircuts!!
yes haha :)
A great interpretation from two great musicians:) How warmly the cello sounds!
LIke the music and the performance, and love the cavern auditorium. I wonder what the acoustics are like for the audience - the recording is excellent.. Where is it? Oh, I've checked below, i thought it might some rocky part of Finland. Indeed, it's the famous church in Helsinki.
bravo! excellent playing
Wow... Great performance!!!!
This great music shakes me! Makes me feell sad , loved and powerful! The sweetest voice of cello and piano can be herd here so easly ! this is an amazing piece! Grateful !
very, very nice , music and performans
Hello there. What a superb performance. I love the way Jian Wang played this piece with that intensity and he played with such clarity, as well as the emotional flow. This performance really inspires me, since currently I'm working on this sonata as well.
To whom it may concern, I have one question regarding the coda in the first movement, right before Prestissimo. He played the sixtuplets with double stops which might not make it sound sixtuplets. Is there any musical judgment to that interpretation? Thanks.
bravo!!
bellissima @---)-
Next to Dvorak's B minor, this is my favorite!
great
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+carlosocarnero yes
王健好有儒者风范
Paradoxalement c'est avec Jian Wang que l'accent scandinave de la musique est mis en exergue
3:59 4:25 👌
I fuckin love this!
String Quartet?
4:10 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
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Temppeliaukio Church, Helsinki, Finland. April 25, 2013
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temppeliaukio_Church
9:20 to 11:00
Is the sound we are hearing his breathing? (seems like an aspiring sound every few seconds...)
If you hear a kind of "fffffff" it's the wood of the bow touching the strings
Especially in the beginning
But we can hear also hear his breathing
Not a great recording. Cello is buried in the mix