Vladimir Sofronitsky plays Beethoven Sonata no.32 in C minor, op.111 (1/3)

[uhartchristian]

leaves us speechless. how to describe all the freedoms in rythm necessary to bring out all the meaning of the text. as everything he touched its a milestone interpretation.

difficult to hear other pianists after this....

[loboris1995]

Wow,what a tresur,I didn't know that he played this

[etiam161036]

Magnifique! Bravo! Merci pr ces trésors......

[soami2u]

Sofronitsky's Scriabin was a revelation to me. Now I find his Beethoven does it for me as well...fantastic and riveting performance!

[TheRekisum]

a  distinguished and cryptic performance

[trudbol]

Wonderful and moving, thank you for this upload!

PS : You should upload in HD, if you can. YouTube severely compresses the audio otherwise, it's a shame.

[gerardbedecarter]

A wonderful performance!

[SurvivingBear]

Oh my God, you have uploaded the whole thing, THANK YOU SO MUCH, THANK YOU

[ika2312]

If the state of not being able to think of anything to write is called being speechless, than I am speechless. 

[thebloads]

@ika2312 i would offer the state of stupidity as well :)

[ika2312]

@thebloads

Thank you :)