Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART: Piano Sonata No. 16, K545, 3rd mov.

[michaminau]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



[DaveMcG]

BTW, you should get rid of the 'blurry' video effect, I'd prefer to be able to see your hands clearly as it might help me to learn pieces myself. The blurriness serves no purpose.

[DaveMcG]

perfect

[amadeok]

don't like how you play

[piposlescolos]

it's good but i even don't really believe in digital pianos. For me, i think it's easier to get a beautiful sound with those pianos. But, may be i'm wrong. Great playing! Wow. just perfect

[bsd300d]

TOOOOOOO slow. It seems to loses it's feeling with a slower tempo. Other than that it was nice.

[heartofpiano]

I love to play this. I have been playing this Whole Grand Sonata since I was 8-9, and guess what? I am 9!

[BLACKDOTSx]

@heartofpiano LOL ORLY?

Your youtube has you listed as fourteen, and the girl in your picture looks a lot older than a nine year old.

I envy those who were given the opportunity to be taught the piano at a young age, but what I hate is when people lie about their age to appear as a prodigy. It's pathetic and not at all charming.

It's not that special or uncommon for someone to play an instrument decently at a young age..unless you're, like, four years old and composing pieces like Mozart did.

[heartofpiano]

@BLACKDOTSx

dude, I have a picture of MYSISTER, you think I am alowed to use my own account? I share with my SISTER. DUDE.

[heartofpiano]

@BLACKDOTSx yeah, uhh...did I tell you that I started when I was 3 and a half? I was nine. I'm just using my sister's old ACCOUNT, because for some REASON her NEW account is balance2us, she is 18 now. And I am 9 now. oh ya, and I am composing music that isn't anything c ompared to what I play. and I told my sister to make a better name when I was 5 because I like piano. She was 14 if you didn't notice.

[limortaccitua2]

when i was child i played it...now..i lost the tech but not the love and all that marvellous feelings.... miss u

[DeMusicManiac]

needs to be the tiniest bit faster but still its fabulous nice one mate :)

[SpiralaPL]

Love it.

[jeff35165]

that was very musical. i like the way you played it. i am learning this song right now

[NikOzk8]

mmm kreo ke tu no tocas de verdad...

=)

[Macross100]

alta reverb!

[FleaPeaa]

i love this beacuse i watch litttle amadues

[mmhmm2121]

perfect piano

beautiful!!

my piano, sadly, sucks!

[FUCKTHEREST92]

Well at least this music is much more better than today's shit genre of music known as hip hop (especially gangsta rap).

[Raynestone]

ashita no nadja:

nadja dances to this song

[yunwbai]

dat vewy gooooooooooooda me favoreet

[celticdreamer123]

That was awesome

[madmercenary]

Beautiful

[razvan19m]

it's soo good

[BrattyLord]

I have perfect pitch... and sir... your Piano is WAY out of tune. Nice playing though.

[cottonshrinks]

no, it's not way out of toon. and superb playing indeed

[heyhaymayj]

It's not out of tune, it's perfect. If you want to hear an out of tune piano, listen to mine. Ugh :S

[fatlaserbunnys]

no its not, you are a perfect BITCH tho.

[good0life]

im sorry but you are wrong ask any experienced player and they will say the same

[hoopsmaster13]

I have perfect pitch and this is in tune, as well in tune as anything really can be. I don't understand why you think its out of tune, maybe you are used to A=442 or something I don't know but still, no matter what way you look at it, the piano is definitely not "WAY out of tune." Maybe you should check on your perfect pitch man.

[anidemolimacnauj]

"used to A=442" lol

[hoopsmaster13]

I actually wasn't trying to be funny. That could cause him to think that this piano is out of tune. Of course, that would mean that he would find almost every other piano in the world to be out of tune as well.

[kev7978]

it's not out of tune, maybe it's just your brain.

[mansonesque]

It might be that the person who posted plays an untempered instrument, i.e. violin, etc - because we're used to hearing the true pitches rather than the standardised ones, certain keys sound out of tune on the piano. Believe it or not, I can tell the difference between a B flat and an A sharp in a piece of music - kind of comes with the territory on cello.

[kev7978]

oh i see... no wonder.

[BayAreaBiker2001]

For mean-tone temperment, maybe. The Fisk organ at Stanford Memorial Church is one of only a few organs with such tuning. Keyboard instruments after the mid-18th century are tuned with equal temperment. B flat and A sharp are the same with equal temperment. Bach experimented with equal temperment at a time when many different tunings were in use. The Well-Tempered Clavier was the result.

[mansonesque]

On all tunings - any 'tempered' instrument is inherently out of tune, which is why it's more difficult to play a stringed instrument with piano - as you have to adjust the pitch-perfect tuning to that of a tempered instrument. Listen to the way people sing - the flats are flatter, and the sharps sharper, than the black keys on a piano. Only by a shade, but the difference is there. Another reason why autotune should be banned ;-)

[AvidHobbyist]

Digital pianos can't get out of tune, you idiot.

[BayAreaBiker2001]

That's one of the selling points. However, they sound generic. There is a difference between a Yamaha, Steinway, Kimball, Bosendorfer, and a Broadwood. Yamaha pianos are best for popular, Bosendorfer is best for classical.

[AvidHobbyist]

I agree. I was just telling BrattyLord off, though.

[guidohizon]

@brattylord

i think you're hearing the different pitches "overlapping" each other because his sustain thing is turned on.

[violin96]

dat goooooood

[emaboll]

den var verry good!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[FoundationM]

I want to learn to play this!! Wow!

[1992peter]

The way you played this, really swings along with the piece.

VERY WELL PLAYED!

I enjoy it, and its in my favorites playlist FOREVER!

[Darkilluionoyster]

Wonderfully played I'm learning all the movements I'm starting on that one does it have Mozart's Original markings? Like all of his slurs and stuff Cause I don't usually play anything that wasn't like his original but that's Awesome

[mettanc]

terrific job

[kristle123]

freaky...

[MOZARTasaWARcrime]

I AWARD THIS 4 DRESDENS...as except for a few parsimonious crescendos & just an obligatory rallentando every minute,this was as colorless

eventless,& thoughtless as a midi sample.

THIS WAS AND IS THE DREAM OF MUSICIOLOGY...TO MAKE MUSIC SO "tasteful" AND FREE OF

'mannerisms',that you could exchange 1

performer for the next,as all are irrelevant.The literal score which must be worshipped...nothing here for humans.

[kichote11]

although it seems harsh. i tend to agree. it doesn't seem human play. your description is amusing and articulate:)

[mrjones0303]

I also have to agree with you a little bit, though it was played well, the expression could do to come out a bit more.

[backingtrackstv]

I am becoming your FAN ha ha.. I am actually learning the whole sonata from you and the sheet... thanks pal! Do you have msn?

[mosquitoebites]

selfish..... you must share not like this kin of vid... you just wont us to get envy... shre ur talent!!!!

[Erdbaerchen]

amazing. I wish a could play as good as you do!

[lovesGenet]

No this is not a good tempo.The playing is ok but it has Mozart character.Not bad.But try it a lot fast and then it becomes something else.

[kristle123]

well it IS a mozart song

[mrjones0303]

it is a little slow, but not by much

[bixbyswimmer67]

WOW! This is absolutely amazing, I've played the flute for 4 years and i'm playing this exact piece but much much slower...I love it though,because it's so jumpy.Nice job!

[chrishiuwl]

Thanks for the recording! It is sweet;)

[shini007]

A very good sound, and the tempo is very good!!

[sonofsnouter]

finally a good recording

well done thanks!