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- Reaction to Schubert Piano Sonata No 21 D 960: Mitsuko Uchida
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Oh, a Schubert Piano Sonata! Gidi just discovered a whole new dimension.
Ah, the magic of Schubert.
Classical music takes a lot of patience, but it makes finding a new gem all the more satisfying
One of the most emotionally exhausting pieces in the entire repertoire, it's absolutely heart-wrenching. It may be difficult wrap your head around it at first because it's very long, but it's ultimately a very rewarding listening experience.
Also, if you struggle with sonatas, I suggest you watch Bernstein's lecture on sonata form. Being able to understand sonata form is the key to MANY pieces in the repertoire, and it really takes the listening experience to the next level.
This is sublime and the playing is perfect.
One of my favorite sonatas, probably number two behind the Liszt in B Minor. I've always envisioned a quiet winter scene while listening to it. Such an intimate piece: No showing off or drama, just raw emotion.
I really love this version. Although you can hear her make some mistakes in this, the piece just fits her so well. When it comes to all the soft passages no one does it better than Uchida. That includes Richter, whose version I honestly don't enjoy too much. The only version I've heard that comes close is actually the first time I ever heard this, when I saw Khatia Buniatishvili play it live in Berlin. Btw, little off-topic advice from me: she is fantastic live, if you ever get the chance, use it. Her concerts are cheap and always great.
Fine interpretation.
Very great choice!
To me, the best piano sonata.
This is one of the masterpieces of the piano literature, along with the last five Beethoven sonatas and the other two late Schubert sonatas #19-20 D.958,959. You can maybe add the Liszt b minor in there too. All these Beethoven and Schubert works reveal themselves more with further listening and you'll probably enjoy them more.
I’ve always thought the slow movement is the most beautiful piece ever written for the piano.
Ha una profondità di ispirazione terrificante!…
It’s not
@@BRNRDNCK ?
@@BRNRDNCK Tell me one that beats it.
@@Dan474834Beethoven's Opus 109 and Opus 111 Arietta are both greater works of music than the D960 Adagio, not to mention several Chopin works including the Fm ballade, the greatest work ever written for piano. If by "beautiful" you mean something other than "great", I submit Schubert's own D899 No. 3 Impromptu, and even the D960 Molto Moderato, as more beautiful works.
The particular moment from 28:10 to 29:00 it's just pure magic to me
I remember hearing it live for the first time and my heart just opened ... that piano was gasping and so was I
@@DaGuys470I heard live too last year, played by Rudolf Buchbinder
Oh gidi! You must react to D894 Sonata in G Major By Schubert played by Volodos!
I recommend you Liszt Reminiscense De Lucrezia Borgia or
Hungarian Rhapsody No.9 Thank you for this video ❤
Very lightweight musical works compared to this.
I HIGHLY recommend these three pieces from Gershwin:
American in Paris, Concerto in F, and Rhapsody in Blue. Every single note in these pieces are nothing short of genius
Look up Schubert Licht und Liebe. Way ahead of its time.
react to zhu jian-er’s fisherman’s ballade! 🙏
This sonata form in the first moment was difficult for me to follow, loved the 2nd movement..
Sound quality isn't ideal here.
Not the best recording, listen to Brendel (or Richter).
Not RIchter. Absolutely ridiculous tempi. Kempff is my go to.