Mozart： Piano Sonata K576 1st mvmt

[llJAFYll]

one of the harder mozart piano sonatas.. and so beautiful *sniff

[ZarehDarakjian]

Surreal!

[friedshrimp17]

@BassicStorm yeahh i think it is, because it's in the hardest level category for American Guild of Music, which is level 10.

[BassicStorm]

is this Mozarts hardest sonata?

[colourfulwithaU]

@BassicStorm

It depends on your strengths and weaknesses. It is among the most challenging, IMO.

[BassicStorm]

@colourfulwithaU  i agree

[pianotuner101]

Your phrasing is exquisite and you play this piece with such emotion. I only wish that Mozart was alive to hear this beautifully-played sonata.

[lovesGenet]

The most graduated tonal variety.Whoare these young pianists who are clearer than Arrau&Eschenbach.She never makes an ugly sound.she is a master of finessing and ending phrases. Magisterial playing .The training is already better than many recording virtuosi! Strange that Arrau&Eschenbach fudge the same interplay of left&right hand. I can't believe the levels young graduates have these days.Godowsky etudes are for this class of musician.

[williamtj21]

im learning this piece rite now... she plays it very2 beautifully.... very very clear... nice video, i enjoy it sooo much!!!

[colourfulwithaU]

Are there videos of her playing the 2nd and 3rd movements?

[cellestialX]

Very full tone.

[ejasiewicz]

It is extremely intimidating to open a concert with Mozart. Cheers!

[McMingDynasty]

is she using pedals?

[tubeyoucherij]

Most definitely!

[dawidmysle]

Her hands are so beautiful :) Reminds me of the video of Argerich playing Gaspard... Like her fingers are dancing to the music... :)

Brava :)

[jannokas85]

Oh my...I just thought the same thing! Her hands are a form of art on their own! :)

[3screamingkids]

I've never seen fingers flow so beautifully across the keys.

[darkkerrigan]

I know exactly what you mean - I have the relaxation technique and a rather small hand, so I do understand using your arms and movement to produce a certain type of sound and to aid in technical difficulties, but she does rather move a bit much. That said however, I enjoyed her performance very much. I have heard many people butcher Mozart and pound the keys making it sound aweful. So I love and appreciate her touch - a bit too romantic in some areas, but a wonderful performance. =)

[colourfulwithaU]

@3screamingkids

Yes, it is beautiful. Proper fingering helps your fingers move gracefully, so you can play as beautifully as this. : )

[MadMadMadTom]

She plays Scriabin a lot better than she plays Mozart!

[caradeescusado]

very nice playing!!!!!!!! go ching!!!!

[azuritan]

is there mvt 2 played by her ? can give me the link thx!

[JamieFDalton]

I'm learning this and its helpful to watch someone else playing it especially when I can see their expression. I've got to 105 seconds in to it and the next section sounds like it will be very veryhard to learn. I can't wait to try!

Thanks for posting you make it look so effortless.

[Verityseo]

common women is playing?

by no means, this is a common level of playing, sweet or bitter, her perfectly articulated, yet nuanced playing is in the very core of mozartian -viennese fashion, sheer artistry deserves much merit. anyone w/ ear & understanding of pinistic mechanism will hear the rare talent. your comment belongs to the very common, mediocre category.

[MOZARTasaWARcrime]

I award this 2 1/2 Dresdens.

[mozartsnum1fan]

this is actually number 18 in D

[naiki9]

Thanks.　I eliminate.

[Openwood]

Immaculate playing. She's a star in the making. Why on earth is there a sign stuck to the side of the piano? What could possibly be so important? So distracting - I found myself wondering about what it might rather than listening to the music. "If found, please return to....."??