Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 2nd Movement

[ye32]

Too quick!!! Who is he running from??

[Superay360]

1rondo alla turca 2moonlight2nd 3fur elise

[xsilentxXxregretsx]

omg.

Is this the Longy School of Music? cuz if it is, that's my conservatory!

[ctrainyu]

I don't think race has to do with anything. I think talent and dedication are most important.

[MarcusFenixtheMan]

asain culture values musical ability more so kids are taught music from a young age, so in an indirect way asians are typically musically more gifted

[Bahsterify]

um

excuse me?

[MarcusFenixtheMan]

what?

[Bahsterify]

wait

wat did i say again?

XD

uh. . .

[Brotherclips]

@MarcusFenixtheMan now your stereotyping, it doesn't matter look at african americans they were the first people to make music, it doesn't matter some people don't have a love for music so don't stereotype, or be racist just because he's asain

[GenieBella]

It seems to me Asian musicians are some of the best. =)

[GenieBella]

I said -are- some of the best. Not -were-. Of course Beethoven and Mozart were geniuses, but they haven't been alive for many, many years.

[ctrainyu]

Not to mention that she said some.

[password2929]

would movement 3 be considered as a level 10 piece?

[animeash]

i do consider it a 10 piece because of all the notes and speed. i'm only level 3-5.

[77stix77]

the moonlight sonata is an ARCT level piece

[petercourt]

The third movement is insane. I don't know what you're on about with a level 10 but in the UK grades go upto 8, the third movement would be WELL beyond grade 8

[orientalbean]

haha, i wish it was possible to play it on the guitar, but its virtually impossible xD, i can only play the 1st movement and i am learning the 2nd, truthfully, i had no idea that in the UK there was piano like that too, i thought it was only guitar that had 8 levels/ grades lol wat would austrias be? i just want to no wat grade i would be, if you know anything about guitar, please tell me xD

[petercourt]

I would be guessing but first movement on guitar would probably be about 4

[orientalbean]

really? ithought it would be lower lol well its in the middle so i guess its good

[jassonite]

Hey i have a version for guitar, pm me if you want it

[basketboy21]

it's really different to the first movement and 3rd and the shortest.

[iluvjumblies]

Dislike this particular movement. Third is the best and requires the most skill. First movement is what all the novice players like to start with and never go past.

[WTFisJamieUp2]

i agree the third is the hardest by far, but the first is an awesome piece because of it's soft flowing sound. im grade 6-ish

[Urzases]

a little too fast...

[1crazy1austrian1]

hahaha lol u idiot(1992peter)

no1 said he is a bad player, i think he is very Good, i wish i couldplay like that

i just said that this piece, when compared to the other two movements, is nowhere as good, it in no way reflects on his playing ability

[qwert15789]

if u saw me play this, u would wish to play like me :D ......maybe

[1992peter]

Don't listen to the person who says its bad.

IT IS VERY VERY GOOD!!

KEEP IT UP.

GOD BLESS!

[priyanka101]

I actually agree with you....this piece is really nice...but it isn't as suspenseful or as beautiful as the other 2 movements.

[tjtheplay]

Yeah I agree. It's nice but it's not even close to being close to being as sad as the other two movements.

[ManlySlut]

This wasn't designed to be sad, it's a happy one. The first one is sad, this is happy, and the third is just insane.

[koidemujo]

haha, yep

[Dragonkittin]

Alright, Mozart. Let's hear you compose a better piece.

[magnatuss]

i agree with u guys...but this mvt is not so bad...

[Kunoinoi]

I always liked how people can scan through the 3rd movement XD

[cody7799]

Kanpai to the pianist! Arigoto Gosimasu for the awesome work. For those who don't speak Japanese, take a look at a translator.

[cOffeeEEEeadict]

as long as he's not mixing up notes, he's not making any mistakes. =] it's lovely.

[crazy20164]

Yay for Asians !!

[FuriousFork]

Boo for Asians!

[cody7799]

Rude, and racist. Very, very wrong. Dame Baka.

[pbnagunasr]

I think the guy is brilliant! Give him credit. Can you imagine when he becomes a professional? He'll be super.

[prodigyoftheyear]

A good piece... Every person is different so their interpretations would reflect what their personality is. Simply put: we see/hear/percieve things differently then everyone else =3

So don't fight on the internet... It makes you look more idiotic than you actually are.

[trav10852]

Truth.

Trust this man he knows what he's talking about.

[Tlllllllllllllll]

BRAVO!

[superhypercrazycow]

another excellent piece.

Well Done. 5 stars!

[Tlllllllllllllll]

Ditto! Five stars to the STAR!!!

[vieteenboiduy]

i usually play it faster than this...

[robenhart]

damn, everyone has their goddamn opinions. if he played it slower, someone would tell him to speed it up, if he sped it up, other experts would advise he slow it down. its all about personal interpretation, so none of your opinions matter. he plays it flawless in his own style. good playing.

[kelsier5]

i agree with your personal interpretation idea? opinion? thought?

[Tlllllllllllllll]

I agree with everything you just said. He was flawless, professional, and superb! I loved it!

[workxitxbabyxyeah]

AGREED XD

[supernovadramaqueen]

if someone cant appreciate the subltleties in playing pieces in slightly to moderately different pace than the affixed number,theyre not a real musician

[beyond9001]

everything is fine, just the tempo is a bit faster than i typically anticipate for this piece, good work tho !

[keroshin]

Easy on the tempo there, buddy. But your Pianoism is very nice, you clearly show control and force of the keys, which is essential to Piano playing. Other than the fact that I have no formal teaching, I do play piano, and I'm teaching myself the entire Moonlight Sonata, as well as other tunes.

[apatrie]

Listen to me, for Christ's Sake! A piece of music can only be perfectly interpreted by its composer! How can one accurately gauge the tempo that was in Beethoven's head? For the sake of not sounding like you created music itself (by the way, you have no formal training-how can you possibly know the aesthetics of piano playing), SHUT THE FUCK UP.

Cheers.

[keroshin]

Mmkay. Do you have any formal training? If not, then who are you to chastise me for giving a musician good constructive criticism? And kindly, save your ignorant language for someone else. Have a nice day.

[apatrie]

Is this so? I do happen to have many years of formal training in performance of classical music. If Beethoven were alive today, he would probable piss on you.

[Tlllllllllllllll]

LOL

[Tlllllllllllllll]

LOL!!!  Ditto! lol