My piano teacher assigned it to me for my ARCT 😆 I insisted on switching to Beethoven’s moonlight. So after ARCT , my teacher assigned it to me again. She’s like you need to work on Mozart’s music . I love it 🥰
So beautiful!! Played so well! Thank you for posting this. I really enjoyed listening to this magnificent Mozart Sonata and enjoyed seeing the sheet music.
Köchel said of this sonata, "Without question this is the most important of all Mozart's pianoforte sonatas. Surpassing all the others by reason of the fire and passion which, to its last note, breathe through it, it foreshadows the pianoforte sonata, as it was destined to become in the hands of Beethoven."[4] John Gillespie, Professor of Music at the University of California, describes the Piano Sonata No. 14 as a uniquely "somber and passionate" work of Mozart's, and states that "no other music composed before Beethoven contains so many Beethovenian elements," namely the "contrast of themes and the sense of ceaseless struggle."[5] Mozart's sonata feels in several ways prophetic of Beethoven's C minor sonata Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, "Pathétique" (which it predates by roughly fifteen years), and both works share a similar overall structure. Mozart's theme in his spacious second movement is almost identical to the theme of Beethoven's sonata's second movement.
no soy un gran fan de Baremboim pero en esta sonata esta extraordinario otra gran versión de Baremboim haciendo Mozart es el concierto 21 con la orquesta de cámara de Londres tocando y dirigiendo
Each piano sonata and movement resembles a particular story in my mind. The 1st movement of Piano Sonata no. 14 resembles an evil being invading a town and it's up to its residents to save it.
Everyone has their own story in mind when they're listening to music. Sometimes it's simply hard to work it out but everyone has it, especially when practicing the piece.
Beethoven-like. Was this a nod to the German Master. It certainly possesses some ponderous elements for which he was known, and yet there are traces of delicacy. The trill work, the groupettes, still Mozartian. But that pounding upward motion driving the primary theme is very late classical. Similar to the upward “rocket” theme in the last movement of his D minor Concerto (his last). Mozart is knocking at the door of late classism. He is saying I am giving this a go...and my time is short....so pay attention....damn it! I hear you Mr Wolfgang.
Mozart came before Beethoven. Dont you know history? Beethoven stole from mozart all the time. Many of his most popular themes were taken from Mozart but he gets the credit for it.
Let’s say he was inspired. Artists do this all the time. There is a saying like, ”there is no purely original tought” because composers like this helped devolop western classical music altogether, not just Mozart.
That's definitely plausible. The second and third movements especially resemble the Pathetique Sonata, with the second movement of the Mozart sonata mostly resembling the second movement of the Pathetique Sonata but also with a bit of the rondo resemblance in there and the third movement mostly resembling the Rondo of the Pathetique sonata but also with a bit of first movement resemblance in there.
Mozart came before Beethoven. Dont you know history? Beethoven stole from mozart all the time. Many of his most popular themes were taken from Mozart but he gets the credit for it.
Esta sonata me salió en un examen de análisis y pensaba que era de Beethoven... Pero como ya conocía todas las sonatas en do menor me confundí bastante.
Es que se nota en muchas composiciones de Beethoven que trata de parecerse a Mozart, pero no lo consigue, ya que Beethoven tiene demasiado carácter y lo deja en claro, en cambio Mozart es totalmente operatico.
En los cuartetos,sonatas, conciertos, variaciones,tríos, sinfonías de Beethoven encontrarás algo de mozart, beethoven tenía copias de partituras de Mozart en sus sketchbooks.
yes Köchel said of this sonata, "Without question this is the most important of all Mozart's pianoforte sonatas. Surpassing all the others by reason of the fire and passion which, to its last note, breathe through it, it foreshadows the pianoforte sonata, as it was destined to become in the hands of Beethoven."[4] John Gillespie, Professor of Music at the University of California, describes the Piano Sonata No. 14 as a uniquely "somber and passionate" work of Mozart's, and states that "no other music composed before Beethoven contains so many Beethovenian elements," namely the "contrast of themes and the sense of ceaseless struggle."[5] Mozart's sonata feels in several ways prophetic of Beethoven's C minor sonata Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, "Pathétique" (which it predates by roughly fifteen years), and both works share a similar overall structure. Mozart's theme in his spacious second movement is almost identical to the theme of Beethoven's sonata's second movement.
The opening is actually closer to the opening of Beethoven's 5th sonata. Both Beethoven's 5th sonata and this Mozart sonata were models for Beethoven's 8th sonata.
Barenboim è un pessimo musicista, un prodotto deteriore dello star system. Esecuzione pessima, detestabile, come tutto in cui si cimenta Barenboim. Il peggio del pianoforte e della direzione d'orchestra, inascoltabile.
Barenboim e un pianista Che interpreta Beethoven. L’esecuzzione non e’ tanto male. Questo brano e spirata per la ottava Sonata di Beethoven. La tua critica su Barenboim fa male al l’orecchie. E un leggenda musicale e ha il legame di Artur Rubinstein. E stato il suo tutore per tanti anni. Come direttore e apposto non e un genio di orchestre ma e un maestro attento alla direzzjone.
![Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 14 in C minor, K.457 [Uchida]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hKHfRV19hw8/mqdefault.jpg)
For studying in sections:
1st section
0:00
0:24
2nd section
0:46
1:09
1:25
3rd section
3:22
3:33
3:43
4th section
3:59
4:10
4:23
4:41
4:55
5:07
5:22
5th section
7:43
7:55
My piano teacher assigned it to me for my ARCT 😆 I insisted on switching to Beethoven’s moonlight. So after ARCT , my teacher assigned it to me again. She’s like you need to work on Mozart’s music . I love it 🥰
Г.п. 00:00
С.п. 00:24
П.п. 00:47
З.п. 01:18
П.п. реприза 04:41
Ку
So beautiful!! Played so well! Thank you for posting this. I really enjoyed listening to this magnificent Mozart Sonata and enjoyed seeing the sheet music.
This was in my electric piano... I was little girl and i have wanted to hear this again. Thank you❤️
2:20 I remember this so well ❤️
Was it difficult ? 🙁
Me fascina!!!
Figure 1 0:00
Figure 2 0:22
F3,4 0:45
F5 development 3:21
F6 3:32
F7 recap 3:58
F8,9 2nd thm. 4:40
F10 coda 7:43
Thank you so much for including your measure numbers on this recording! Just did a paper on this and the measure numbers were very helpful.
This sounds like Beethoven
Köchel said of this sonata, "Without question this is the most important of all Mozart's pianoforte sonatas. Surpassing all the others by reason of the fire and passion which, to its last note, breathe through it, it foreshadows the pianoforte sonata, as it was destined to become in the hands of Beethoven."[4]
John Gillespie, Professor of Music at the University of California, describes the Piano Sonata No. 14 as a uniquely "somber and passionate" work of Mozart's, and states that "no other music composed before Beethoven contains so many Beethovenian elements," namely the "contrast of themes and the sense of ceaseless struggle."[5]
Mozart's sonata feels in several ways prophetic of Beethoven's C minor sonata Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, "Pathétique" (which it predates by roughly fifteen years), and both works share a similar overall structure. Mozart's theme in his spacious second movement is almost identical to the theme of Beethoven's sonata's second movement.
Actually, Beethoven sounds like Mozart
In that case, change Mozart's last name to Haydn.
It looks like the first mouvment of pathetique
@@raymondmeouchi830 No, it sounds like Beethoven's first piano sonata in Fm.
¡Excelente!
0:01 І ч. ГП с
0:29 І ч. ПП Es 1 т.
0:47 І ч. ПП Es 2 т.
1:20 І ч. ЗП Es
Excelente trabajo
The Pathetique 1st movement of Mozart!
Too many major parts
@@neto6517 yes, i know, but the pattern of lh xD
no soy un gran fan de Baremboim pero en esta sonata esta extraordinario
otra gran versión de Baremboim haciendo Mozart es el concierto 21 con la orquesta de cámara de Londres tocando y dirigiendo
Magnífico!!!!!🎶🎵🎶❤
Sounds like beethoven’s sonata no. 1 in f minor, the structure is pretty similar
And 8th in c minor. At least the exposition part is.
Accurate comparison! I suspect it likely served as the model.
@@eunsungkwon485 No. The Clessic Music name is .
But Mozart's Sonata was composed 10 years BEFORE Beethoven's one.. Just saying...
Kinda, like the Mannerheim rocket at the beginning.
I love this
Each piano sonata and movement resembles a particular story in my mind. The 1st movement of Piano Sonata no. 14 resembles an evil being invading a town and it's up to its residents to save it.
Everyone has their own story in mind when they're listening to music. Sometimes it's simply hard to work it out but everyone has it, especially when practicing the piece.
OMG I have to play this 😓🤗😁😁😁❤️
Me too 😀
@@adamtr.1336 Please be careful, you two. This Sonata is very difficult.
Me encanta
Tremendo!
I absolutely love the music.
But ALL advertisement on UA-cam are trash.
0:57
Beethoven-like. Was this a nod to the German Master. It certainly possesses some ponderous elements for which he was known, and yet there are traces of delicacy. The trill work, the groupettes, still Mozartian. But that pounding upward motion driving the primary theme is very late classical. Similar to the upward “rocket” theme in the last movement of his D minor Concerto (his last). Mozart is knocking at the door of late classism. He is saying I am giving this a go...and my time is short....so pay attention....damn it! I hear you Mr Wolfgang.
Mozart came before Beethoven. Dont you know history? Beethoven stole from mozart all the time. Many of his most popular themes were taken from Mozart but he gets the credit for it.
Let’s say he was inspired. Artists do this all the time. There is a saying like, ”there is no purely original tought” because composers like this helped devolop western classical music altogether, not just Mozart.
I read that the Mozart Sonata K. 457 may have inspired Piano Sonata No 8 in C minor Op 13 Pathetique of Beethoven
That's definitely plausible. The second and third movements especially resemble the Pathetique Sonata, with the second movement of the Mozart sonata mostly resembling the second movement of the Pathetique Sonata but also with a bit of the rondo resemblance in there and the third movement mostly resembling the Rondo of the Pathetique sonata but also with a bit of first movement resemblance in there.
Hi, do you remember where you read that?
no , i seem an italian site but i don't remember
Many also compare this sonata with a fantasia he wrote the following spring (also in C minor).
very few mozart's pieces have long coda like this sonata
Mozart came before Beethoven. Dont you know history? Beethoven stole from mozart all the time. Many of his most popular themes were taken from Mozart but he gets the credit for it.
This piece is so hard, and I'm only 13. Still struggling on this piece and was really nervous at my recital lmao.
who is the player?
+piano player0130 Barenboim
He's defenitly better at playing beethoven sonatas ... :p
beethovens pathetique one is basically this sonata a bit modified
@@صبريبنبوزيد For sure. Can't say I loved this interpretation.
@@TheAlfredo094 can you please send me a better interpretion?
Esta sonata me salió en un examen de análisis y pensaba que era de Beethoven... Pero como ya conocía todas las sonatas en do menor me confundí bastante.
Es que se nota en muchas composiciones de Beethoven que trata de parecerse a Mozart, pero no lo consigue, ya que Beethoven tiene demasiado carácter y lo deja en claro, en cambio Mozart es totalmente operatico.
Es porque beethoven admiraba a Mozart y está muy influenciado por este, en muchas obras de Beethoven encontrarás algo de mozart
En los cuartetos,sonatas, conciertos, variaciones,tríos, sinfonías de Beethoven encontrarás algo de mozart, beethoven tenía copias de partituras de Mozart en sus sketchbooks.
Everyone talks about Beethoven's Piano Sonata no. 14, but what about Mozart's Piano Sonata no. 14?
Moonlight sonata first movement is based on Mozart's aria Ah soccorso son tradito from the Opera Don Giovanni 😉
@@borisbusoni6541 Triplet accompaniment /= stealing.
😚❤❤
Un cierto parecido a la pieza de piano sonata de beethoven fa menor
The idea is the same as his Piano Concerto in C minor.
is this like a romantic piece? over the classical period ?
Mozart is classical but when he wrote in a minor key I'd say it is often 'proto-romantic'
extremely difficult to interpret...
Who plays it??
Daniel Baremboim
Language joke.
In Egypt, Molto is croissant with fillings.
In Italian, Molto means 'very'.
Therefore... Molto bread is molto delicious mmmm (BONK~
Oh dear😅 I never thought that Molto croissant would be ever mentioned in a Mozart sonata video😂
@@hassansoliman970 Double meaning XD
Molto=very or Molto=Egyptian snack
@@stavenbyrne8010 yeah I have been a pianist for 20 years and read molto on many scores and almost never crossed my mind😂
@@stavenbyrne8010 so are you egyptian or a visitor who admires that snack?
@@hassansoliman970I am a South Korean who lived in Egypt for some years.
So wish they would tell you the pianist .
its in the bio
Idiot
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나도인데...
strawberry sweet 입상하세요~
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저 이번 2월에 이곡으로 콩쿨 나가는데
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Ispiration for Pathetique
Or the "Waldstein" Sonata. Truth be told, "Mozarts Piano Sonatas were Beethoven's essential models." -Dr. Robert Greenberg, historian.
yes
Köchel said of this sonata, "Without question this is the most important of all Mozart's pianoforte sonatas. Surpassing all the others by reason of the fire and passion which, to its last note, breathe through it, it foreshadows the pianoforte sonata, as it was destined to become in the hands of Beethoven."[4]
John Gillespie, Professor of Music at the University of California, describes the Piano Sonata No. 14 as a uniquely "somber and passionate" work of Mozart's, and states that "no other music composed before Beethoven contains so many Beethovenian elements," namely the "contrast of themes and the sense of ceaseless struggle."[5]
Mozart's sonata feels in several ways prophetic of Beethoven's C minor sonata Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, "Pathétique" (which it predates by roughly fifteen years), and both works share a similar overall structure. Mozart's theme in his spacious second movement is almost identical to the theme of Beethoven's sonata's second movement.
Mozart: Who copied my sonata?!
Beethoven: Me. My 1st and 8th sonata.
Mozart: COPYCAT!
The opening is actually closer to the opening of Beethoven's 5th sonata.
Both Beethoven's 5th sonata and this Mozart sonata were models for Beethoven's 8th sonata.
Beethoven borrowed or influenced for many pieces by Mozart
Strings quartets
Sonatas
Concertos
Symphonies
Tríos
Quintets
And many more.
@DarioNoob
베렌라이터 판인거 같아요
set playback speed to 1.25x. ur welcome
나 이곡으로 2월에 나갈려고 했는데 4월로 연기됨
이수경 제가 제작년 10월부터 피아노를 처음 다녔는데 이걸 하고 있거등요. 어려운게 정상인거죠?
@@yeoungju_seo 당연하죵
FR,recred,onn.
Barenboim è un pessimo musicista, un prodotto deteriore dello star system. Esecuzione pessima, detestabile, come tutto in cui si cimenta Barenboim. Il peggio del pianoforte e della direzione d'orchestra, inascoltabile.
Ma cosa stai dicendo?
Ma che cosa stai dicendo? Ti senti quando parli? Ti prego di illuminarmi e di farmi sentire la tua immensa bravura!
I have to disagree with you. Barenboim is the best.
di chi sono le parole? Sei uno stronzo frustrato e un semplice essere umano
Barenboim e un pianista Che interpreta Beethoven. L’esecuzzione non e’ tanto male. Questo brano e spirata per la ottava Sonata di Beethoven. La tua critica su Barenboim fa male al l’orecchie. E un leggenda musicale e ha il legame di Artur Rubinstein. E stato il suo tutore per tanti anni. Come direttore e apposto non e un genio di orchestre ma e un maestro attento alla direzzjone.