Oh wow. This is the first time I’ve truly appreciated this sonata. I can finally say I’ve “understood” it! Sokolov’s playing made me understand this sonata that I’ve hated and loathed for years! I studied this sonata yeaaaaars ago and I truly hated it and now it’s finally changed! ❤️
I discovered G.SOHOLOV last sunday with P.CASSARD a French talentuous pianist on French Music Radio. He explained SOKOLOV's brillant technique. Also the absolute divine & delicate Handtechnique ....each Note is played for itself as You said ‼️ 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 So I share your feeling ...I 'm myself in levitation 😶😔 f R a N c I n E in Paris 🎹 ....The Maestro will play in Champs Elysées next May, 31st, 23 ...shall I book for You ❓❓
@@jamesnickoloff6692 This was actually demanded of the performer historically speaking. Mozart himself would improvise ornaments when playing his own pieces. Regardless I think the ornamentation is appropriate and enhances the piece.
@@jamesnickoloff6692 Maybe that is the point. There are alot of Mozart "haters" out there who will detract from his genuine genius any way they can. ua-cam.com/video/Ai0JGadwwx0/v-deo.html That is Ben Kim, who does a nice job.
@@WilliamZhouPiano clearly not. Dude can't even handle basic rubato. When all you have is technique, may aswell have a computer replace you, and stick to performing at family gatherings.
perfect speed and very expressive ,just enough.
Sokolv's trills are so tight. It is incredible.
For real!😂
what a nice, delicate, tender sonata! Sokolov's performance makes it so interesting to listen
😂😂😂
Oh wow. This is the first time I’ve truly appreciated this sonata. I can finally say I’ve “understood” it! Sokolov’s playing made me understand this sonata that I’ve hated and loathed for years! I studied this sonata yeaaaaars ago and I truly hated it and now it’s finally changed! ❤️
I discovered G.SOHOLOV last sunday with P.CASSARD a French talentuous pianist on French Music Radio. He explained SOKOLOV's brillant technique. Also the absolute divine & delicate Handtechnique ....each Note is played for itself as You said ‼️ 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
So I share your feeling ...I 'm myself in levitation 😶😔
f R a N c I n E in Paris 🎹 ....The Maestro will play in Champs Elysées next May, 31st, 23 ...shall I book for You ❓❓
@@rinassimiento2896 awww how i wish i was in paris 😭 thanks for the offer though ❤️ hug him for me 🥰
One of the best recordings I ever heard
Sokolov perfection.
omg, you can hear the Presto giggling to itself....lololol.....brilliant writing, and brilliant playing too;)
This is one of Mt fav
😍😍😍😍😍
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What does this mean?
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Mui bien
Doy fe de que la partitura no es fiel a lo que se escucha
😂😂😂
Sokolov is playing notes that are not written here. Is this his doing, or is the text incorrect?
The text is correct. Sokolov is just adding his own ornamentation
@@lunar.6091 To Mozart? Is anyone allowed to do this???
In my opinion what Sokolov adds actually DETRACTS from the pathos of Mozart's writing.
@@jamesnickoloff6692 This was actually demanded of the performer historically speaking. Mozart himself would improvise ornaments when playing his own pieces. Regardless I think the ornamentation is appropriate and enhances the piece.
@@jamesnickoloff6692 Maybe that is the point. There are alot of Mozart "haters" out there who will detract from his genuine genius any way they can. ua-cam.com/video/Ai0JGadwwx0/v-deo.html
That is Ben Kim, who does a nice job.
@@jamesnickoloff6692 Ben Kim does a nice rendition. So does Klara Würtz.
terrible rubato
Bro, Sokolov is way better than you, and he is a pianist.
@@WilliamZhouPiano clearly not. Dude can't even handle basic rubato. When all you have is technique, may aswell have a computer replace you, and stick to performing at family gatherings.
Yeah, your right
Like really, you are right, because I replayed it again and yes it does have terrible rubato.
@@WilliamZhouPiano the rubato is fine. people like to write hyperbolic things for attention.