Charming, of course! Of all the piano pieces I play, these relatively "easy" Mozart sonatas always bend the greatest number of ears and bring the most smiles... maybe it's because Mozart tends to sound like something one already knows; it's all very "catchy"... it seems that it's much easier to hum along to a previously unheard Mozart tune than it would be to one by Bach, Beethoven or Debussy even. (Like Mozart, Verdi also has a lot of tunes that capture the "pop" ideal as well; people KNOW Verdi, even if they don't know they know, you know?)
Not sure what you're referring to so here goes: UA-cam uses software that will automatically check uploaded videos for copyrighted material; change the pitch, and you now have something completely new and original. Transposing is learning to change music that is, say for example, one semitone up, to it's original key signature. So if a piece is in G major, you could change it to D major and it would sound relatively the same, just starting the major scale on a different note is all.
Probably from the entire 1st collection of sonatas, no. 5 is the sonata with more personality and Mozartian style. With two extreme virtuosistic movements, the central movement suggests in many moments its own piece of chamber music. This is the complete analysis of the sonata harmoniaalaula.blogspot.com/p/sonata-per-piano-num-5-en-sol-m-kv-283.html
I suspect this recording is sped up a little since it is about half a tone higher than my newly tuned piano as is very fast. Barenboim’s sonata 5 is in tune and a little slower.
The pitch is changed so that no one can claim a copyright infringement. Stop learning to play by ear or learn to transpose... ya friggin' musical parrots.
![Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 6 in D, K. 284 [complete] (Dürnitz)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6TJTGOj03cU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 6 in D, K. 284 [complete] (Dürnitz)](/img/tr.png)
![Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 11 in A, K. 331 [complete] (Alla Turca)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x7Pd2OqxfnU/mqdefault.jpg)
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I've played this one. I love this rendition, it is light and sparkling.
Очень красиво!
Сейчас разбираю эту сонату!
Charming, of course! Of all the piano pieces I play, these relatively "easy" Mozart sonatas always bend the greatest number of ears and bring the most smiles... maybe it's because Mozart tends to sound like something one already knows; it's all very "catchy"... it seems that it's much easier to hum along to a previously unheard Mozart tune than it would be to one by Bach, Beethoven or Debussy even. (Like Mozart, Verdi also has a lot of tunes that capture the "pop" ideal as well; people KNOW Verdi, even if they don't know they know, you know?)
I just looooove this, I play it day and night! :-)
one of my favorites to play :)
Not sure what you're referring to so here goes: UA-cam uses software that will automatically check uploaded videos for copyrighted material; change the pitch, and you now have something completely new and original. Transposing is learning to change music that is, say for example, one semitone up, to it's original key signature. So if a piece is in G major, you could change it to D major and it would sound relatively the same, just starting the major scale on a different note is all.
이곡 2악장은 깊이가 있고 느리면서도 정확하고 듣기 좋습니다
these piano sonates feel like he's telling a story just for you
10:02 my favorite movement 💗
8:59 damn he s so clever
Well yeah. It's Mozart not Paul McCartney.
Thanks for the upload! Much appreciated!
AMAZING
Awesome
Nice . I love it.
yes..it seems Uchida..Pires is so exquisite
Bello!!!
W. A. Mozart Sonata N° 11 K 331 Tema e variazioni Guitar Transcription Ganesh Del Vescovo
I love Pires' performance, but this is also good:)
This is ABRSM grade 7 2015-16 A2
Mitsuko Uchida I think
beautiful tôi sẽ cố gắng để dành con tim mình cho âm nhạc
¿Quién necesita una pastilla antidepresiva habiendo esto?
Probably from the entire 1st collection of sonatas, no. 5 is the sonata with more personality and Mozartian style. With two extreme virtuosistic movements, the central movement suggests in many moments its own piece of chamber music.
This is the complete analysis of the sonata harmoniaalaula.blogspot.com/p/sonata-per-piano-num-5-en-sol-m-kv-283.html
I suspect this recording is sped up a little since it is about half a tone higher than my newly tuned piano as is very fast. Barenboim’s sonata 5 is in tune and a little slower.
The pitch is wrong! It is semitone up...
It's tricky if we're asked to transpose a perfect 5th up or down.
I think the pianist is Uchida
А Я предлагаю - А. Брендел.
M O Z A R T I S S I M O
nice piece, but the pitch is a-flat major
J ADORE MOZART....C EST GAI .....C EST BEAU !!!
you havent uploaded any videos at all for so long mate....
Has anyone heard Gould's rendition of this piece? ;)
From Baby Mozart revised remake
Wath is a ,, presto "?
????? The pitch....
it is one key higher than G...
+Bely Kwok yes
How do you people pick these things up??
don't like all the rubatos - though the technique is brilliant
Sounds so beautiful! Still I prefer Beethoven's piano sonatas. :)
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The pitch is changed so that no one can claim a copyright infringement. Stop learning to play by ear or learn to transpose... ya friggin' musical parrots.
Sorry *pindos
moz 5
老夫做不到QAQ
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