I’m 13 and I’ve been working on this song for months. Seeing somebody play it so perfectly really gives me the motivation to go and keep practicing! Great job!
I'm learning flight of the bumblebee so: 0:00: Seems easier than bumblebee 0:36: Ok, somewhat hard as bumblebee 1:31: Bumblebee mode activated 1:35: Harder than bumblebee 1:43: Moonlight sonata 3rd movement mode actiavted 2:43: Deadly Moral: Beethoven songs start easy, end crazy. Awesome performance!
@@fabriziocaracciolo6292 you know what i think sunny glitter's comment is useful for people who are curious about peoples favourite bit. never wouldve acknowledges 2.11 if it werent for them. spread negativity elsewhere :)
This has always seemed like one of the most fun 'really hard' pieces to perform. Not like Liszt, where you're wondering if fingers can even move like that or Rachmoninoff where it seems rather splashy at times. Similar to Moonlight's 3rd movement or Flight of the Bumblebee, it seems like a hard song that you'll have a ton of fun learning to be honest.
It's not that hard, late intermediate to early advanced at best, definitely easier than Liebestraum no 3 or Rach's Prelude in C# minor, especially if you don't push the tempo. It's far, far below harder Liszt or Rach pieces but the piece sounds super impressive, and is certainly a blast to learn. Basically, don't make it out to be as hard as you think it is and go take a crack at it.
@@iamhorny4542 I mean that's my point exactly. It's a relatively easy piece for most people that have been playing for a while, but people think it's harder than it actually is.
My favorite Beethoven sonata, yey I tried to play it 5 months ago, and like I found the right hand kinda easy but when I had to play the perfect rythm for the left hand (if you know what I mean) that became like damn hard... Nice playing !
Thanks, glad you like it! It's hard to play evenly for the left hand too, and for the right hand, it's the fingering and positioning for certain sets of notes
Hi! I think you can play this song very well if you listen to this video at half speed and try to master it as slowly as possible and work your way up to the fast tempo. Like you, I get frustrated learning songs because I try to get it perfectly up to speed the first try with both hands. But I find that not caring about how the song is SUPPOSED to sound and instead just learning all the fingering in each hand before getting to higher speeds helps me. I learned this song in 2016 and its my favorite sonata by far! I think you should give it another shot :)
@@Michevangelo03 Sorry, but I just find it pretentious to be so particular about terminology like this. I've been a classically trained pianist for over ten years, I just don't have time to worry about such things. Have a great day :)
This piece always makes me a bit emotional because we were supposed to do our music GCSE, and one of the set works was this one. But covid hit. Really makes me miss School.
@Vaisnavi Sivarasa honestly not sure either, I just listen to the set works and read as much as I can about them, make flash cards and annotate the score!
@Vaisnavi Sivarasa yeah I split the features up and sort them into elements (e.g. harmony, melody, instrumentation etc) and then note the main things/features and the bars they’re in
@@randomviolinist2076 same but remember to learn about the context because they might have like three or four marker at the end about the style of the set work
Thank you very much! This pieces really does touch the entire dynamic range, though it's still hard to control. Hope my future HR15 cover will beat this!
I really appreciate this slower interpretation - it's something a lot more doable for me than the speed you typically see on this movement lol. I'm in the middle of learning the entire sonata for my diploma!
@@nadeemlo AmusA - Australian associates diploma in performance, it's pretty equivalent to associate in ABRSM and RCM. Part of the performance I need to give is an entire sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven, and Pathetique really spoke to me which is why I'm studying this one. The 1st movement is the most technically difficult definitely, but the musicality on the second movement is insanely hard too. The third is pretty middle of the road.
@@TheFlamingPiano Beethoven is just so hard. It never becomes easy - the music demands perfection, and the technical challenges are always tough... I've really learned to have a lot of respect for the work required
@@SeeMusicPiano Agree, it's always full of emotion and dynamics. As I relearn each movement, the 2nd doesn't seem so easy after all. It's hard to play it well musically
@@SeeMusicPiano Besides the point, but it certainly is very interesting to see if someone is an adult or kid, determined by how many spaces there is after punctuation mark--not kid perhaps, but you get the point. Anyhow, agreed with your initial comment; this is indubitably well played!
@@reiyt6388 Damn good job I'm aswell on the halfway mark on a piece, this one ua-cam.com/video/lB4PRX737-0/v-deo.html It's always hard to finish what I started if you can relate.
flaming piano, its difficult to judge which is the best piano masterpiece.this or moonlight.they both have the full range of human emotion from dark drama to lightness and that mathematical 'catchiness' that stimulates the brain.
Hi. This is sooo good. Blown away! I am currently studying grade 7 and my tutor has asked me to explore as much music as i can over the summer holidays and i just can’t resist having a go at this. Mr Beethoven, im coming for ya. Wish me luck….. Haha!
Beethoven is what I can, without any single doubt, call a genius. His compositions were only meant to be played by the most skillful musicians that ever lived. He, who was born almost 253 years ago, is still one of the rarest human beings of exceptional creative and intellectual power, setting new standards, levering very high bars to future generations to surpass. Imagine directing an orchestra you can't hear? Imagine creating musical chores for the piano and an entire orchestra? He was temped to take his own life when became completely deaf but destiny had other plans. He had conscious that he was extraordinary and his Art held him back in his suicidal thoughts. With his own words: “As the leaves of autumn wither and fall, so has my own life become barren: almost as I came, so I go hence. For, ah, it seemed unthinkable for me to leave the world forever before I had produced all that I felt called upon to produce.…” And he produced, produced, produced still and left a legacy of ingenuity & musical maestry. Thank you "Flaming Piano" for sharing your impeccable work with us.
@ MalleckI love all these comments with the stories and quotes from the composers' lives. I am a poor candidate for a serious music fan I sing off key, can't carry a tune, must be tone deaf and can't read music. But I love a piano concerto. The louder the better. Is that a bad thing to say? The cleverness, the emotion, the power, the majesty.
@@maureendavidson4635 You arte not tone deaf, can you recognise people by their voice? Et voila, not tone deaf. You're just musically ignorant, it's a different thing lol
My left arm is always on fire during this movement. I play so heavily, it doesn't sound good. You are so light with your playing, great finesse. Truly, it's lovely.
I thought this piece was very hard, but I started learning it and realized it's not that hard, you just need to be active and have a lot of muscle memories to play it perfectly ❤
I just starting playing this piece two weeks ago, and listening you play this has helped me perfect my playing and have an example to follow and learn from. Thank you so much for playing this piece; you're an inspiration to everyone learning this!
i'm 17 and my hands barely reach an octave but I CANNOT stop learning this song its absolutely amazing (also i might steal some of your right hand fingerings and replace them with whats written on my pages lol)
I oddly enough first heard this song as a kid playing a Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego and have only ever heard it played once live before. Thank you for recreating this moment for me. It was beautiful
Thank you Flaming! I just bought the sheet music and I’m learning the piece. I’m a full-time jazz musician, but am returning to my classical college days music. Performing Pathétique is a dream come true. Thank you for your kindness and love.
Thanks I guess. I used MIDI editing to fix wrong notes (just a bit), and getting the technique is already hard enough, plus the pressure of recording in front of a camera
I really appreciate your visit to my channel, The Flaming Piano, and I am always happy to return the love with a play *_in full_* and like #188 from Bits of Real Panther! The week is moving right along (or is it?) -- I hope yours has been a great one, friend!
I used to play this back when i was a teenager. I havent heard this in 10 yrs! I was 16 or 17 when i stopped playing. I wonder why my memory isn't so good. I had to memorize this and 4 others songs to play in front of judges. I need to start working my brain again.
Every times I see these sort of effect on piano performers, I would like that one day someone create a piano with these built-in effects to learn all the songs we want
@@TheFlamingPiano I can play this song too, and I have tried playing at both a slower and faster speed, but I prefer playing at the speed you are playing it in the video. I think its just a personal preference but the slower tempo makes it more enjoyable for me! Great job :)
If it’s played too fast you don’t get to savor it as long :) I love this tempo. My son is playing this entire sonata for one of his high school diploma pieces. He plays it your speed . When he tries to go faster it can get a bit sloppy. As long as there is a big contrast between the grave sections and the fast sections it’s fine.
9 minutos sin poderme mover de mi silla disfrutando tan maravillosas obras de arte dejadas por verdaderos poetas de la musica. Felicitaciones al interprete por semejante interpretacion......felicidades.
this was the last piano music I played 10 years ago. Now I can say I'm very bad at playing piano but the weird thing is that I can still can play this without my eyes closed lol
AWESOME PERFORMANCE!!! :) There's one specific part I really like about this piece, and you express it in a way that I really like! Also, I noticed you uploaded performances for the other two movements as well. Very nice. Not everyone gets the time to perform the whole piece in separate videos for each movement. Nice 1st movement performance! And I think this is one of those videos where you don't make any mistakes in terms of playing the piece.
Wow! This went straight past flaming and into inferno! Brilliant work on this. Your Dynamics were so good. A beautiful and passionate performance!😊😊❤️❤️
Jason, absolutely excellent play!! Your musical approach is fantastic, your attack, your dynamics....BRAVO!!! This is my second listen as I listened the other day in my car. I've been so busy that I haven't been able to write to you. Thanks so much for your wonderful performances, as well as your kindness Jason! Take good care, ~Jackie
@@TheFlamingPiano You're welcome Jason! You are really good! Kudos again to your teacher, as well! I love the piece for the exact same reasons! I love moody pieces!
No creo que me vayas a entender ya que estoy escribiendo en español,pero me encanta como tocas y me encanta que subas estas canciones que me alegran el dia, Gracias.
Thank you for playing any of the movements on this sonata. Love Pathetique, Apassionata, Moonlight, and Emperor. Even if I didn't spell them correctly. Listen to them from a musical appreciation point of view, if you will. Thanks, again!
Swinging back through to give this one another run. I always wonder what the old-school composers like Beethoven would do with the composition technology of today. Definitely food for thought! Anyway, please have a terrific afternoon, The Flaming Piano!
Or, at the same token, maybe Beethoven would have grown up some kind of Call of Duty player, never even getting into music in the first place... I guess we'll never know!
I used to enjoy classical music in Tom & Jerry as a kid and wanted to play those beautiful pieces but the piano is a hard work and long hours of practice. I used to play few lines of this piece. I must remind myself of it. Love it
At 6:21 how do you voice like that??? Ive been trying so hard but i am nowhere near to getting it to sound like you do, i can play it technically at that speed but it sounds almost like we are playing different notes? When i put it at 0.25 speed it sounds like the notes when I play it
hI FP, I hope you are doing well !!!! This is a treat. . .a fantastic piece played beautifully and with the cool colors!!! Bravo BRAVO my friend and big thanks for sharing!!!! . . You are truly amazing!!!!! . . .jeff
Wow! You are so talented! I just finished learning this movement (I went out of order and learned the 2nd first) and I cannot play at the tempo you play at yet without getting sloppy... I'm getting there though! I love this piece so much :)
2nd sounds great tbh the third isn’t too hard I’m playing all three movements for my yearly piano audition or like national test and this year I need 14 songs
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I like this pieces.:) It's very good performance. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for uploading!
Thanks so much! Would like to hear you play this too!
You two both did Beethoven Sonatas less than a day apart. One of the best two days ever!
MY 2 FAVORITE PIANO UA-camRS IN ONE COMMENT THREAD
@@TheFlamingPiano Me too. All 3 movements please Kassia 😘
OMG Kassia I really like your performances.. You are AMAZING
Beethoven is the heavy metal of the classical music world 🌎
Pretty much. Him, Liszt and Prokofiev I guess
Amen
Ahem, rachmaninoff
Cy rach and roll
You probably haven't met Mr. Rachmaninoff
Succession theme starts at 7:55
lmao
Thank u I also came from that vanity fair video and wondering where it was Lol
you are a blessing
I’m 13 and I’ve been working on this song for months. Seeing somebody play it so perfectly really gives me the motivation to go and keep practicing! Great job!
Hey! Im 13 and learning this too, how's it going?
I'm learning Winter Wind and I'm 13.
@Osama Sabouni This isn't my account.
@@elizaneja i got pretty good at it, then i got distracted trying to learn fantaise-impromptu and now I haven't practiced it in a while lol
Im 13 and I’ve just started learning this piece!
I'm learning flight of the bumblebee so:
0:00: Seems easier than bumblebee
0:36: Ok, somewhat hard as bumblebee
1:31: Bumblebee mode activated
1:35: Harder than bumblebee
1:43: Moonlight sonata 3rd movement mode actiavted
2:43: Deadly
Moral: Beethoven songs start easy, end crazy.
Awesome performance!
1:43 should be named "where do you want to go today" because of the windows ad
2.43 i easy. 1.35 is probably the hardest part
i mean 2.10
@@jebsheep9576 harder than it looks because of the voicing. It's not hard to press the notes, but the voicing in that section seems difficult
2:11 my favorite part
Ok let's find out Who asked
(*Insert meme image here*)
@@fabriziocaracciolo6292 you know what i think sunny glitter's comment is useful for people who are curious about peoples favourite bit. never wouldve acknowledges 2.11 if it werent for them. spread negativity elsewhere :)
This has always seemed like one of the most fun 'really hard' pieces to perform. Not like Liszt, where you're wondering if fingers can even move like that or Rachmoninoff where it seems rather splashy at times. Similar to Moonlight's 3rd movement or Flight of the Bumblebee, it seems like a hard song that you'll have a ton of fun learning to be honest.
agreed
It's not that hard, late intermediate to early advanced at best, definitely easier than Liebestraum no 3 or Rach's Prelude in C# minor, especially if you don't push the tempo. It's far, far below harder Liszt or Rach pieces but the piece sounds super impressive, and is certainly a blast to learn.
Basically, don't make it out to be as hard as you think it is and go take a crack at it.
@@user-so4wh2qx4d to be fair, liebestraum is one of the easiest lizst pieces, and it’s definitely doable
@@iamhorny4542 I mean that's my point exactly. It's a relatively easy piece for most people that have been playing for a while, but people think it's harder than it actually is.
I am just having trouble with the trills can someone help me out on how I can master them?
My favorite Beethoven sonata, yey
I tried to play it 5 months ago, and like I found the right hand kinda easy but when I had to play the perfect rythm for the left hand (if you know what I mean) that became like damn hard...
Nice playing !
Thanks, glad you like it! It's hard to play evenly for the left hand too, and for the right hand, it's the fingering and positioning for certain sets of notes
Hi! I think you can play this song very well if you listen to this video at half speed and try to master it as slowly as possible and work your way up to the fast tempo. Like you, I get frustrated learning songs because I try to get it perfectly up to speed the first try with both hands. But I find that not caring about how the song is SUPPOSED to sound and instead just learning all the fingering in each hand before getting to higher speeds helps me. I learned this song in 2016 and its my favorite sonata by far! I think you should give it another shot :)
@@juliana76310 Without wanting to be rude i have to point something out. IT IS A COMPOSITION NOT A SONG.
@@Michevangelo03 Sorry, but I just find it pretentious to be so particular about terminology like this. I've been a classically trained pianist for over ten years, I just don't have time to worry about such things. Have a great day :)
@@juliana76310 I agree with you. I was told like this term. I have played classical music for decades. Sometimes using piece or song .
So calming
So dramatic
So waltz
So obviously a sonata
This piece always makes me a bit emotional because we were supposed to do our music GCSE, and one of the set works was this one. But covid hit. Really makes me miss School.
I’m doing gcse music now and this is my set work
@Vaisnavi Sivarasa honestly not sure either, I just listen to the set works and read as much as I can about them, make flash cards and annotate the score!
@Vaisnavi Sivarasa yeah I split the features up and sort them into elements (e.g. harmony, melody, instrumentation etc) and then note the main things/features and the bars they’re in
@@randomviolinist2076 same but remember to learn about the context because they might have like three or four marker at the end about the style of the set work
@@randomviolinist2076 Hi random violinist, a random pianist here lmao
ive come to realize my piano playing is *pathétique*
same!
"pathetique" means something emotional. Not always something "pathetic"
@@lucasramos253 I thought it was called pathetic and got some sort of undertale thingy...
Your piano playing is suffering?
@@lucasramos253 actually emotional is what I meant... It's been my way of dealing with my emotional outbursts :D
One of your best yet! You have an almost fortepiano-like approach to it in terms of sound, which I really enjoyed for this piece.
Thank you very much! This pieces really does touch the entire dynamic range, though it's still hard to control. Hope my future HR15 cover will beat this!
@@TheFlamingPiano I was eyeing the 14.9k count ;) looking forward!!
@@ZenandtheArtofPiano Almost there... hope I can finish recording it soon!
@TheTage Show Wow, would like to hear you play that
@@gabindupuy6036 Yes. Still editing it. Might post next week
I really appreciate this slower interpretation - it's something a lot more doable for me than the speed you typically see on this movement lol. I'm in the middle of learning the entire sonata for my diploma!
Woah
Diploma for what and where? I just finished this sonata yesterday but the 3rd movement still needs a bit more practice
@@nadeemlo AmusA - Australian associates diploma in performance, it's pretty equivalent to associate in ABRSM and RCM.
Part of the performance I need to give is an entire sonata by Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven, and Pathetique really spoke to me which is why I'm studying this one.
The 1st movement is the most technically difficult definitely, but the musicality on the second movement is insanely hard too. The third is pretty middle of the road.
@@user-so4wh2qx4d good luck!
I uploaded the second movement on my YT channel so if you want to check it out and give me some tips i'd be delighted
Ooh ditto - for both!! This is more my speed 😆Good luck with the Diploma, I’ve just started work on it - DipARSM.
Great work! 🎹 This is a very difficult movement, played so well 😀
Thanks a lot! Yeah I attempted this 10 years ago, only now I nailed it with my teacher's help
@@TheFlamingPiano Beethoven is just so hard. It never becomes easy - the music demands perfection, and the technical challenges are always tough... I've really learned to have a lot of respect for the work required
@@SeeMusicPiano Agree, it's always full of emotion and dynamics. As I relearn each movement, the 2nd doesn't seem so easy after all. It's hard to play it well musically
@@SeeMusicPiano Besides the point, but it certainly is very interesting to see if someone is an adult or kid, determined by how many spaces there is after punctuation mark--not kid perhaps, but you get the point. Anyhow, agreed with your initial comment; this is indubitably well played!
@@SeeMusicPiano I'm a beginner pianist and my favorite piece is this, i don't have a teacher yet but I plan to
Oh my God, what an expressive and brilliant performance of this marvellous piece by Beethoven. Thank you so much. With love - Maria
Thank you too!
Yoshi island The room before the boss fight beta mix brought me here. Wow 👏 😮 👏 amazing sound and soul
I like how you slowed down the piece and really perfected the technical aspects of the piece
This is such a fun piece there are so many different parts it never gets repetitive or boring
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Божествен лъч , който ни извисява към висините,политаш!
0:40 how does it go from hope to ‘pathetique’ so perfectly, Beethoven is great.
IKRRR I was so moved when my teacher played it, now I’m practicing it since 5 months and I’m on 4:42 rn, wish me luck
@@reiyt6388
Damn good job I'm aswell on the halfway mark on a piece, this one ua-cam.com/video/lB4PRX737-0/v-deo.html It's always hard to finish what I started if you can relate.
@@reiyt6388Good luck.
flaming piano, its difficult to judge which is the best piano masterpiece.this or moonlight.they both have the full range of human emotion from dark drama to lightness and that mathematical 'catchiness' that stimulates the brain.
Out of this world! A level of greatness I can't even imagine. This Beethoven performance is second to none. World class.
Hi. This is sooo good. Blown away! I am currently studying grade 7 and my tutor has asked me to explore as much music as i can over the summer holidays and i just can’t resist having a go at this. Mr Beethoven, im coming for ya. Wish me luck….. Haha!
Thanks for watching! Have fun!
Удачи
Very well played. This needs more views!
Thanks! It helps if you share!
I don't like using the word underrated.
But this is extermely underrated.
Beethoven is what I can, without any single doubt, call a genius. His compositions were only meant to be played by the most skillful musicians that ever lived. He, who was born almost 253 years ago, is still one of the rarest human beings of exceptional creative and intellectual power, setting new standards, levering very high bars to future generations to surpass. Imagine directing an orchestra you can't hear? Imagine creating musical chores for the piano and an entire orchestra? He was temped to take his own life when became completely deaf but destiny had other plans. He had conscious that he was extraordinary and his Art held him back in his suicidal thoughts. With his own words: “As the leaves of autumn wither and fall, so has my own life become barren: almost as I came, so I go hence. For, ah, it seemed unthinkable for me to leave the world forever before I had produced all that I felt called upon to produce.…” And he produced, produced, produced still and left a legacy of ingenuity & musical maestry. Thank you "Flaming Piano" for sharing your impeccable work with us.
@ MalleckI love all these comments with the stories and quotes from the composers' lives. I am a poor candidate for a serious music fan I sing off key, can't carry a tune, must be tone deaf and can't read music. But I love a piano concerto. The louder the better. Is that a bad thing to say? The cleverness, the emotion, the power, the majesty.
@@maureendavidson4635 You arte not tone deaf, can you recognise people by their voice? Et voila, not tone deaf. You're just musically ignorant, it's a different thing lol
Istg i'm watching this almost EVERY hour. Wish i could give this millions of likes. It's so beautiful man i'm speechless.
Glad you like this! Thanks so much!
My left arm is always on fire during this movement. I play so heavily, it doesn't sound good. You are so light with your playing, great finesse. Truly, it's lovely.
at 1:36 switch to 1.25 speed (I think this is the perfect tempo for that part)
Hell nah
Nah too fast lol
rhz10 cuz other people played this part fast and tempo changed 4/4 to 2/4
Reve love ya oh yea very true, I forgot Beethoven cuts the time there
rhz10 :)
First time hearing it played at this speed.... Love it. So pretty I am hearing more of what he did in this piece. Excellent job!
7:55 succession theme in the early days
I thought this piece was very hard, but I started learning it and realized it's not that hard, you just need to be active and have a lot of muscle memories to play it perfectly ❤
The way you articulated the left hand in the coda!!! Wowowowowowowowow
THIS performance of THIS piece is worthy of making any piano burst into flames. Great job! 🔥🔥
0:02 Looking for forgiveness
0:10 I ran into your madness
5:05 is amazing 🤩
Lol thank you! That is the specific part of this song I wanted to hear (Its used in a movie i like)
I just starting playing this piece two weeks ago, and listening you play this has helped me perfect my playing and have an example to follow and learn from. Thank you so much for playing this piece; you're an inspiration to everyone learning this!
Seriously this channel deserves 1M subscribers, you are so talented!
Someday I hope. Thanks a lot!
You're right, it does.
The way the world is dumbed down means that futile, childish, vacuous pranks get the million+ views.
i'm 17 and my hands barely reach an octave but I CANNOT stop learning this song its absolutely amazing (also i might steal some of your right hand fingerings and replace them with whats written on my pages lol)
I'm more than 3 times your age and my hands barely reach an octave but I cannot stop learning this either! ;)
X2
god bless this man for playing this so well
I oddly enough first heard this song as a kid playing a Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego and have only ever heard it played once live before. Thank you for recreating this moment for me. It was beautiful
Fantastic, thanks for your passion!
From 1:36, x1.25 leads to my favorite tempo, though :)
Thank you Flaming! I just bought the sheet music and I’m learning the piece. I’m a full-time jazz musician, but am returning to my classical college days music. Performing Pathétique is a dream come true. Thank you for your kindness and love.
Super impressive video and performance! Hope your having a great week :D
idk how u can play this reaaaaally smoothly without much error without any much emotions to feel from it...compliment + a little criticism
Thanks I guess. I used MIDI editing to fix wrong notes (just a bit), and getting the technique is already hard enough, plus the pressure of recording in front of a camera
Just wondering do you record at say half this speed and then digitally speed up for the upload?
I was mesmerized by this entire thing. This is my favorite Beethoven song besides Tempest Sonata.
I really appreciate your visit to my channel, The Flaming Piano, and I am always happy to return the love with a play *_in full_* and like #188 from Bits of Real Panther!
The week is moving right along (or is it?) -- I hope yours has been a great one, friend!
Your interpretation is on point. I love Beethoven sonatas. An audio and visual masterpiece. Bravo.
Glad you like it, thanks so much!
The most emotional music for beethoven
I used to play this back when i was a teenager. I havent heard this in 10 yrs! I was 16 or 17 when i stopped playing. I wonder why my memory isn't so good. I had to memorize this and 4 others songs to play in front of judges. I need to start working my brain again.
Favorite movement of this amazing Sonata
Can’t wait! So many videos!
@TheTage Show And Kassia earlier!
Every times I see these sort of effect on piano performers,
I would like that one day someone create a piano with these built-in effects to learn all the songs we want
Thanks! There are tutorals for these online. Check Musimasta or Gustav Astep
So beautiful music and great playing!
Dear friend, thanks for sharing.
I love your piano performance always.
Super Like 189.
Have a great day.👍👍
I think it is just a little bit slower then how it should be,but I really liked it
Thanks. I don't think I can handle it at higher speeds, or at least it will be less stable
@@TheFlamingPiano I can play this song too, and I have tried playing at both a slower and faster speed, but I prefer playing at the speed you are playing it in the video. I think its just a personal preference but the slower tempo makes it more enjoyable for me! Great job :)
If it’s played too fast you don’t get to savor it as long :) I love this tempo. My son is playing this entire sonata for one of his high school diploma pieces. He plays it your speed . When he tries to go faster it can get a bit sloppy. As long as there is a big contrast between the grave sections and the fast sections it’s fine.
@@TheFlamingPiano that's a very good reason to play it at a moderate speed. Thank you for not posting a sloppy performance
Is there somewhere where I can find the whole sonata to listen to?
The allegro at 5:55 is soooooo good
We just started learning this song for our GCSEs and i think u played it really well
9 minutos sin poderme mover de mi silla disfrutando tan maravillosas obras de arte dejadas por verdaderos poetas de la musica. Felicitaciones al interprete por semejante interpretacion......felicidades.
this was the last piano music I played 10 years ago. Now I can say I'm very bad at playing piano but the weird thing is that I can still can play this without my eyes closed lol
AWESOME PERFORMANCE!!! :) There's one specific part I really like about this piece, and you express it in a way that I really like! Also, I noticed you uploaded performances for the other two movements as well. Very nice. Not everyone gets the time to perform the whole piece in separate videos for each movement. Nice 1st movement performance! And I think this is one of those videos where you don't make any mistakes in terms of playing the piece.
Thanks a lot!
Wow! This went straight past flaming and into inferno! Brilliant work on this. Your Dynamics were so good. A beautiful and passionate performance!😊😊❤️❤️
Nice description. Thanks a lot!
@@TheFlamingPiano you're welcome! It was my pleasure😊. You did a great job!!
this is beautiful, bravo, bravo
Jason, absolutely excellent play!! Your musical approach is fantastic, your attack, your dynamics....BRAVO!!! This is my second listen as I listened the other day in my car. I've been so busy that I haven't been able to write to you. Thanks so much for your wonderful performances, as well as your kindness Jason! Take good care, ~Jackie
Thanks so much! My teacher really is a big help too. I love this piece for its great range of dynamics, tempo and emotion!
@@TheFlamingPiano You're welcome Jason! You are really good! Kudos again to your teacher, as well! I love the piece for the exact same reasons! I love moody pieces!
This channel is straight fire
Why Beethoven's musics always full of feelings? I feel like wanna cry 😭
No creo que me vayas a entender ya que estoy escribiendo en español,pero me encanta como tocas y me encanta que subas estas canciones que me alegran el dia, Gracias.
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I love all of the Pathetique movement
Damn so beautiful ~ Beethoven is the man, thanks for keeping his music alive for me to enjoy~~
The Pathetique Sonata. Though not even close to the hardest of Beethovens. Remains one of his most beautiful and delicate pieces today
damn good performance, also dat render time lol
Thanks! Yeah longest record so far
Thank you for playing any of the movements on this sonata. Love Pathetique, Apassionata, Moonlight, and Emperor. Even if I didn't spell them correctly. Listen to them from a musical appreciation point of view, if you will. Thanks, again!
1:36 when you didn’t study for your exam
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I love the 8. Sonata. Great Performance!!!!!
Great upload!!!👍THUMBS UP + 🔔 🔔 🔔 Have a Fantastic Week!!!🌷🎶❤️Much Love❤️❤️❤️.Ivana
*Back for more of your awesome music!! So happy to support you! Hope your day is great! Take care, Mary Ellen*
Oh man, i really love this one
I love the tension here at 1:35
finally. thanks for this. there should be a spreadsheet to keep track of who's doing which piece so more get done in the end.
I listened to this and it instantly became my favorite piece. Thank you for playing it so well :)
Thank you too! Glad you like this rendition
Swinging back through to give this one another run.
I always wonder what the old-school composers like Beethoven would do with the composition technology of today. Definitely food for thought!
Anyway, please have a terrific afternoon, The Flaming Piano!
Thanks! They'd probably do a lot with the synths, revolutionize music again
Or, at the same token, maybe Beethoven would have grown up some kind of Call of Duty player, never even getting into music in the first place... I guess we'll never know!
Listened to this on the way to work today. Beautifully played.
Amazingly played!
great Beethoven Pathetique Sonata! nice piano playing
I LOVED IT. I'M SO GLAD YOU POSTED THIS!
Great performance! you have very much talent, i can see it. I'm looking forward to see you playing some other pieces :)
Thank you very much! You can check out the rest of my Pathetique sonata cover too!
My mom got to play this at Carnegie Hall back in 1988! She love your performance and says you should go play Carnegie hall 😁💖
I'm flattered. Thank you very much! I hope someday!
Wow... I am obsessed! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent and making it fun to watch!
I used to enjoy classical music in Tom & Jerry as a kid and wanted to play those beautiful pieces but the piano is a hard work and long hours of practice. I used to play few lines of this piece. I must remind myself of it. Love it
Be patient, enjoy the process and keep going!
At 6:21 how do you voice like that??? Ive been trying so hard but i am nowhere near to getting it to sound like you do, i can play it technically at that speed but it sounds almost like we are playing different notes? When i put it at 0.25 speed it sounds like the notes when I play it
Not sure. I just play it as is with that fingering. Maybe accent each beat and play the left hand more softly
The Flaming Piano thanks! Wonderful playing of this piece
hI FP, I hope you are doing well !!!! This is a treat. . .a fantastic piece played beautifully and with the cool colors!!! Bravo BRAVO my friend and big thanks for sharing!!!! . . You are truly amazing!!!!! . . .jeff
Thanks a lot! Glad you like this!
AMAZING JOB!!!! SO MUCH TALENTTTT!!! such a difficult piece and you did it perfectly with flying colors i am actually like shook this is so good !!!!!
Yes, I know that song. Beethoven is not easy to play. I love it. Have a wonderful day, my friend..... Greetings, Daniela😍
Excellent Performance!
Clean and passionate
Thanks a lot! MIDI editing does help hehe.
Wow! You are so talented! I just finished learning this movement (I went out of order and learned the 2nd first) and I cannot play at the tempo you play at yet without getting sloppy... I'm getting there though! I love this piece so much :)
BRAVO! As an Intermediate I could only play the 2nd movement, wish I could play the 1st and 3rd movement as I progress.
you’ll get there !! I BELIEVE IN YOU!! it took me about 6 months to only get the first 5 pages down of the first movement LOL
2nd sounds great tbh the third isn’t too hard I’m playing all three movements for my yearly piano audition or like national test and this year I need 14 songs
This is amazing! I love the dynamics of this peice. One of my fovourites. I also loved the way you edit aswell. You earned a new sub. :)
Btw, can u do mvt 2 next? :)
@@ethancrouse1363 Thanks, once I work on it with my teacher
It's very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally someone did it!!! This is my favorite piece ever, thank you! 😍
Wow,,, amazing performance, friend... This is great. Thank you and congratulations...!!!
Very well played! You surely deserve a lot of subscribers !
Thank you very much! Hopefully soon!