Peter Frankl Masterclass - Piano - Beethoven - Sonata no 26 - Das Lebewohl

Masterclass with Professor Peter Frankl in which they work on the first movement of Beethoven's Piano sonata no. 26 "Les Adieux". Esta clase magistral tuvo lugar en Santander durante el Encuentro de Música y Academia 2002.
Student: Antonio Ortiz
Venue: Jesús de Monasterio Professional Conservatory of Music, Santander (Spain) 04/07/2002
L. van Beethoven: Piano Sonata no. 26 in E flat major op. 81a ‘Les adieux' - I. Das Lebewohl. Adagio - Allegro
Abstract:
Professor Frankl explains the first movement of Beethoven’s Piano Sonata no. 26 in relation to aspects such as quality of sound, metrics, dinamics, phrasing, sforzati, sound levels, formal aspects, score accuracy and pedals.
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[@r.i.p.volodya]

07:40 It does NOT have to "come in time". Please listen to the opening of Rubinstein's early recording of this sonata: he makes the tiniest delay of the 3rd chord and the effect is massively expressive. Having said that, I enjoyed the masterclass and appreciated the details you brought out for the student.

[@mmbmbmbmb]

It must be frustrating to teach someone who doesn't really get it. Prof. Peter Frankl, whom I 'discovered'
rather late myself, is one of the most remarkable pianists I have ever listened to. Thank you so much for
the opportunity to get to know him, while he is trying to convey his perception of how to play Beethoven.
"You have to think the sound. You have to hear it, before you play it". Wonderful ! A real treat !!!

[@shupingwang3392]

Excellent teaching ! And wonderful playing.

[@jojowisa1270]

24:50 i beg to differ

[@hellbooks3024]

So happy to hear Peter Frankl teaching and playing Beethoven. I remember wearing out his record of Chopin Ballades over 50 years ago when I was about 10.

[@ichigokun10]

I'm trying to learn this song by myself, I play piano since last year, I'm on the 21:00 minutes section of this video, I'm not too skilful but I'm getting a little better every day
Very helpful may thanks

[@yoonjungpark151]

Thank you very much!!

[@jojowisa1270]

24:50 LMAO hes like oh god this kid

[@SCRIABINIST]

I have a competition coming up and I am playing the first movement as well, this is great help. Thank you!

good luck!

[@TheModicaLiszt]

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