I can hear him humming, like playing at home while singing the song!!!! He really is enjoying the stage just as if he's playing by himself 😂 he's a legend on a another whole level of awesomeness 😭
Friedrich and his comfortable clothing initiated comfortable interpretations. This is one of those performances you’re not sure if it’s the wonderful piano or the guy’s fantastic playing. Makes those staccato’d keys sound beautiful
@@p.muskett2931 absolutely. The lyrical and famous melody from the second movement of Pathetique quotes (or steals, depending on your attitude towards intellectual property!) from this second movement.
there is a truth, a spontanious reality in the playing, like seeking just the right expression for this very moment, eternity is not long, but just doing the right thing in the moment.
He plays it with personality BUT WITH CORRECT TIMING. Unlike overrated showoffs like horowitz who play stuff either too quiet or too loud, mainly when coming to mozart. They will play stuff so stupidly and fall on the wrong beat or a half late or behind, make it essentially hard to listen to
@@yeahyes3615 ok you might call him anything you want: overrated, a showoff, and what not (even if greats like Martha Argerich, Daniil trofonov, Evgeny kissin, and others might STRONGLY disagree with you), but let me tell you, his Mozart is probably one of the most controlled, nuanced yet non-chalant piano playing of all time. It's just a matter of checking his sonata in the 1986 concert. I can tolerate different opinion, but not blind accusations.
Even Mozart could not play it better after a pool-game and a bottle of wine. I like it very much, its unconvertional and sometimes a little "schlampig"!
@@maisanomassimo720 Credo che ognuno possa avere un proprio parere; personalmente preferisco quella di Gulda, il suo è uno stile molto particolare e rispecchia molto il mio carattere, ma posso capire che tu preferisca quella di Brendel. Non dimenticare comunque che stiamo parlando di due maestri della musica.
Viel zu schnell! Allegro bedeutet italienisch "heiter", nicht "hektisch"! Mozart hat sich bekanntlich immer wieder darüber beklagt, dass seine Musik zu schnell gespielt würde. Quelle: Seine Korrespondenz mit seinem Vater Leopold. "Zu Hilfe, sonst bin ich verloren" lautet der Titel eines Buches von Grete Wehmayer. Dem muss man nichts hinzufügen. Außerdem lautet eine der Grundelemente der Mozart´schen Musik "Bewegung"; man muss sie daher nicht noch hochputschen. Alternativen: Perahia, Serkin, Haebler, Anda, Pirez, Ushida, Barenboimm Buchbinder u.a.
esempio di "suonare contro" la musica, dimostrando ostilita' ed estraneita' al mondo spirituale ed estetico che puo' rappresentare......andate ad ascoltare Sokolov, altre sfere.
I can hear him humming, like playing at home while singing the song!!!! He really is enjoying the stage just as if he's playing by himself 😂 he's a legend on a another whole level of awesomeness 😭
Glenn Goold did it too.
Nice to see an interpretation which can be described as "cool"!
Mozart wasn't a genius.. Einstein was a genius.. Mozart was a miracle.
A unique interpretation, but I like it. Thanks for sharing.
Friedrich and his comfortable clothing initiated comfortable interpretations. This is one of those performances you’re not sure if it’s the wonderful piano or the guy’s fantastic playing. Makes those staccato’d keys sound beautiful
bravissimo , interpretazione fantastica
As much as I like and am amazed at his and Uchida's speed in the 1st part, I think it's uncalled for.
Beautiful singing interpretation! I love his style 😌
Cette version est vraiment fantastique ! Une cascade de notes d'une fraîcheur et d'un dynamisme sans pareil
Me encanta esta sonata ❤️🎵🎵
Molto bella come esecuzione, qualità non paragonabile ad altri!
Gulda plays Mozart without any sentimentality. And because of that its more true than nearly every other interpretation
To my ear, there's a lot of emotion and full of dynamics which I hear not in others...
Very interesting jazz like quality to it in a sense. It sounds like a jazz player playing mozart and thats not bad thing whatsoever
The performance of this piece is the initiation rite into the classical performance world
Brilliant, pure jazz class in handling the accentuations.. n rhythm displacement
This sonata must have had a tremendous influence on Beethoven - what a dramatic ending!
It’s absolutely the inspiration for the pathetique
@@p.muskett2931 absolutely. The lyrical and famous melody from the second movement of Pathetique quotes (or steals, depending on your attitude towards intellectual property!) from this second movement.
Increíble interpretación , llena de magia y frescura.
JAJAJA HABLO HOROWITZ !
So refreshing among all that moldy Mozart that is out there... 😃
The best version! But I couldn't find it on Spotify. If someone found it, please leave a link, I'll be very grateful.
there is a truth, a spontanious reality in the playing, like seeking just the right expression for this very moment, eternity is not long, but just doing the right thing in the moment.
You speaking in tongues ma boy?
Muy bueno este interprete de las sonatas de WAMozart
I'm obsessed with this walking around Beacon Hill in Boston
Probably the best interpretation. He plays like me lol. Maybe im not as fast tho :(
He plays it with personality BUT WITH CORRECT TIMING. Unlike overrated showoffs like horowitz who play stuff either too quiet or too loud, mainly when coming to mozart. They will play stuff so stupidly and fall on the wrong beat or a half late or behind, make it essentially hard to listen to
@@yeahyes3615 ok you might call him anything you want: overrated, a showoff, and what not (even if greats like Martha Argerich, Daniil trofonov, Evgeny kissin, and others might STRONGLY disagree with you), but let me tell you, his Mozart is probably one of the most controlled, nuanced yet non-chalant piano playing of all time. It's just a matter of checking his sonata in the 1986 concert. I can tolerate different opinion, but not blind accusations.
Послушайте пожалуйста исполнение Григория Соколова, особенно 3- часть.
Grigory Sokolov, ||| Allegro assai
@@yeahyes3615 I wouldn’t say correct timing when he’s trying to turn it into a jazz piece lol
Молодец мужичек!!!❤️🎉
Eşitdiyim və ifa etdiyim ən yaxşı sonata👍🏻👍🏻
Gulda....un elegido.
Нравится или не нравится... Но слушать заставляет! А баланс звука во 2части просто круто
Sounds better at 0.75 speed
So fast. Tasteful.
Even Mozart could not play it better after a pool-game and a bottle of wine. I like it very much, its unconvertional and sometimes a little "schlampig"!
0:00 - 0:20
Gulda always gives the "best" performance that is also too fast at the same time.
His Beethoven set is like this.
I wish he had never got into jazz.
Engstirnig
A little too fast for me. I like Alfred Brendel’s interpretation best.
Er summt die ganze zeit mit oder😂?
Adamda emekli albay tipi var. Piyano play back yapiyor
Troppo veloce
Rispetta comunque l’indicazione “molto allegro” comunque anche secondo me è un pochino troppo veloce
Brendel dura circa 22 minuti è reputo che sia perfetta, troppa differenza tra le due ,per cui preferisco alfred brendel.
@@maisanomassimo720 Well go the fuck listen to the cold brendel "reputed perfect" and let us enjoy true mozartian imperfect Gulda ...
@@maisanomassimo720 Credo che ognuno possa avere un proprio parere; personalmente preferisco quella di Gulda, il suo è uno stile molto particolare e rispecchia molto il mio carattere, ma posso capire che tu preferisca quella di Brendel. Non dimenticare comunque che stiamo parlando di due maestri della musica.
@@simonepozzari6967 ...
nell' interpretazione di Gulda vi è un che di scarno, crudele e spietato che rende la stessa unica ed irripetibile. 🥰
Run away train!
Mozart jazzy
Nothing jazzy or jazz in that version. Just non romantic anachronic chopinesque style like sokolov or horowitz
@@moforibalait In my opinion Horowitz is better,
BUT THIS PERFORMANCE IS ALSO GOOD.
!!LOVE IT!!
@@domividak9114 ...Mozart is not for Horowitz...still he's absolutely a great pianist.
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That watch looks restricting
Viel zu schnell! Allegro bedeutet italienisch "heiter", nicht "hektisch"! Mozart hat sich bekanntlich immer wieder darüber beklagt, dass seine Musik zu schnell gespielt würde. Quelle: Seine Korrespondenz mit seinem Vater Leopold. "Zu Hilfe, sonst bin ich verloren" lautet der Titel eines Buches von Grete Wehmayer. Dem muss man nichts hinzufügen. Außerdem lautet eine der Grundelemente
der Mozart´schen Musik "Bewegung"; man muss sie daher nicht noch hochputschen. Alternativen: Perahia, Serkin, Haebler, Anda, Pirez, Ushida, Barenboimm Buchbinder u.a.
Troppo veloce. Troppi accenti
I can play this song👍🏻👍🏻
esempio di "suonare contro" la musica, dimostrando ostilita' ed estraneita' al mondo spirituale ed estetico che puo' rappresentare......andate ad ascoltare Sokolov, altre sfere.
Too fast. Tasteless.
Just answer this question honestly: Was it fun for you to listen or not?
Alex Key How can there be so much aggression when listening to this beautiful music?
Perhaps you're not working in the music industry to say it's "Tasteless"
Molto Allegro (1st mov.) has to be fast.
@Lorenzo PERETTI Okay, my edition says Molto Allegro but everything is possible.
….comunque questa Sonata è un miracolo! Supera la Patetica e la 958 di Schubert, PERCHÉ C’E’ PIÙ MUSICA, MOLTA PIÙ MUSICA!…….