@@Whaever_1981 Your comment has no value, how is it possible for a simple human who can never compose anything to say such stupidity, any composition was created by a being with a soul
His music does have a charm so therefore it has “soul” it’s just that when we compare him to the giants of the nineteenth century then of course it’s not as good. Remember there were hundreds of composers as his contemporaries and many of them were not as good as Czerny.
The first movement is interesting - It sounds like a mix of plenty of classical and romantic pieces. I can hear Beethoven's Tempest Sonata, Griegs's E minor Sonata, Haydn's E minor Sonata, Brahm's F sharp minor Sonata, Chopin's 3rd ballade...
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![Mily Balakirev - Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 102 (1900-1905) [Score-Video]](/img/n.gif)
absoloutley stunning
The fuga is great
Amazing work, love that fugue
such an underated composer thanks god for you tube channell
Czerny's music has no soul.
@@Whaever_1981 Your comment has no value, how is it possible for a simple human who can never compose anything to say such stupidity, any composition was created by a being with a soul
It does indeed sound like music composed by an AI that was trained on Beethoven sonatas
His music does have a charm so therefore it has “soul” it’s just that when we compare him to the giants of the nineteenth century then of course it’s not as good. Remember there were hundreds of composers as his contemporaries and many of them were not as good as Czerny.
@@Whaever_1981 sorry dont agree at all
The chord progression at 0:18 reminds me of the middle section of Chopin's 3rd ballade
The first movement is interesting - It sounds like a mix of plenty of classical and romantic pieces. I can hear Beethoven's Tempest Sonata, Griegs's E minor Sonata, Haydn's E minor Sonata, Brahm's F sharp minor Sonata, Chopin's 3rd ballade...
チェルニーのピアノソナタの書法はウェーバーに近い印象を受け、時々ショパンが使いそうなパッセージもある様に思います。
チェルニーはフンメルやベートーヴェンの世代に習ったので確かに大きな影響を受けているのは確実ですが、決してその様な世代と同じ様な印象は持ちません。
Is it just me, or do you think the first movement is somewhat inspired by Spanish guitar music? It feels similar to the style of Scarlatti
@@fuhrerlandon確かに全く似ていないとは言いませんがスカルラッティはもっとコンパクトなスタイルです。
チェルニーのソナタは明らかにベートーヴェン以降の拡大された古典様式です。
スカルラッティに似ていると言ってもその要素はは1~2割程度のものです。
holy moly this rules
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Si percepiscono echi di vari compositori, comunque una bella sonata.
Very much influenced by late Clementi, it reminds my particularly of his sonata "Didone abbandonata"
Ey! I've seen you are not uploading new videos from some months.
I am interested in your channel to upload my work, could I contact with you?
Thank you for your interest in this channel, it is very much appreciated. Fortunately, my absence is only temporary. I have just been too busy to upload new videos lately, but I will start again soon.
Regarding your own works, I would be happy to try and upload them. If you would like to contact me about this, my discord is Fruisen#8801.
According to IMSLP this is Op. 13! Not Op. 15...
Schubert...
Is the first movement sorta inspired by Spanish guitar music? I hear similar vibes to Scarlatti
Fix the time stamp please. 4th and 5th mvts are wrong. Thank you!
Done. Thank you for letting me know.
I do a fiery rendition of this sonata.
Do you have a recording...
Sounds Beethoven-influenced. Certainly one of his better works.
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