It's amazing how this guy was able to make such a mature interpretation since he was a child. Very nice performance.
Your blog is very interesting too, unfourtunately I cannot read Dutch to enjoy it even more. You're lucky to live between such a rich (high level) musical enviroment as Netherland's one.
Do you make some radio program presenting this historical recordings?
I have loved Daniel Barenboim's way on the piano, all my life. So sad about the way his marriage finished with the death of Jaqueline Du Pres, ...but what a match that was! Daphne
Pergolesi wrote piano music who knew? The recording amazes me that teachers in that era chose this material . J.C.Bach usually sounds like Mozart but not here. This is fastidious playing. The slow movement shows a mature and very learned artist.
@TheEngraver Are you congratulating me with my transfer skills? :)
Nope, it's really 1954! Go to my channel home, and you will see some links to a blog I made for the Dutch PBS Radio 4. There are some contemporary LP's from the early 50's that even sound better... (Abbey Simon in the Grieg Pianoconcerto for instance..) Greetings from the Netherlands, Rolf
Bello sentire Barenboin ragazzino che suona la musica, da tanta parte del padre musicale di Mozart. Johan Christian Bach lo avrebbe fatto suonare volentieri anche lui, come il piccolo Mozart a Londra,al suo fianco. Musica stupenda! Esecuzione sognante! Grazie infinite
I was confused to with how Bach would right such a galant sonata. But after look for it very much, i realized that this is a Yohann Cristian Bach's sonata. Not the father
Forget the picture and just listen! This is embryonic Barenboim. Forget also that he is only 12 - this playing is typical of the mature artist: a complete understanding of the music, handled masterfully even at this tender age.
I have opened a second channel called "europeanArchive". There I have gathered highlights from the European archive collection. 500+ Lp's from the Dutch public radio library. Those recordings can be downloaded for free if you live outside the USA (sorry for that, but it was the only way the library could operate). Search "europeanArchive" on youtube, and you can find it!
What a find. I really like that sonata. I just saw some JC Bach scores for the first time at IMSLP and I'm very surprised how much Mozart must have been influenced by JC Bach.
Barenboim is a great musician, as well as pianist. He had recorded all the Beethoven Sonatas at 15. Excellent declicking and processing by otterhouse. Thank you for posting, and maintaining so beautifully your site.
Qué bueno Barenboin , no sabía que de tan joven hacías maravillas , seguro que en argentina , gracias por el pedacito de modesto orgullo que me toca por ser argentino , allí despues de la guerra nos beneficiamos por la cantidad de profesores que eligieron nuestro país , eso dejó enseñanzas e inquietudes ,ya que no era tan lejana ni extraña la música clásica, saludos y sigo escuchando , Miguel Ángel Montero porteño en Málaga.
Thank you so much for this unbelievable clip. One understands why Furtwangler, after he had heard the young Barenboïm, wrote that that this child was a phenomenon. Can this 45 RPM be found somewhere?
BrunoLien:thanks god Furtwängler met Barenboim after the war.Because in other case he could sent him to Auschwitz.Just watch the movie "au revoir les enfants".
I watched "au revoir les enfants" a long time ago. It should not be permitted to say that kind of things about Furtwängler. He was absolutely not a militant or an active nazi, and tried to protect several jewish musicians.
Sin embargo, wikipedia lo define como "Músico argentino de familia judía de origen ruso, nacionalizado israelí y español" jeje, es un genio del mundo, no solo argentino, a los 9 años se fue a Israel, y luego atravesó Europa de punta a punta, así que, es un ciudadano del mundo.
I think this is remarkable -- thank you for posting it. What is fascinating is to hear musicianly qualities in the 12-year-old pianist that will develop and grow in the mature artist. This is indeed a "Wunderkind", not a whiz-kid flash in the pan, but a huge talent who approaches music with seriousness and rare understanding even as a child.
Wunderkind? Possibly, perhaps. Not from that recording, however. I believe the recording is accurate in every regard and detail, including the several mistakes projecting through the recording.
It's amazing how this guy was able to make such a mature interpretation since he was a child. Very nice performance.
Your blog is very interesting too, unfourtunately I cannot read Dutch to enjoy it even more. You're lucky to live between such a rich (high level) musical enviroment as Netherland's one.
Do you make some radio program presenting this historical recordings?
Greetings.
jdbarreryt 1 year ago
You waving the LP cover around in front of the camera is hilarious for some reason...
JacobRudduck 1 year ago
I have loved Daniel Barenboim's way on the piano, all my life. So sad about the way his marriage finished with the death of Jaqueline Du Pres, ...but what a match that was! Daphne
tacsandamps 1 year ago
Pergolesi wrote piano music who knew? The recording amazes me that teachers in that era chose this material . J.C.Bach usually sounds like Mozart but not here. This is fastidious playing. The slow movement shows a mature and very learned artist.
lovesGenet 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing- doubters, critics- why can't people just enjoy?
heartholder143 1 year ago
This sound it seems to me too modern for '54. It seems a more recent incision. Forgive me, but I think this is not Barenboim in '54.
TheEngraver 1 year ago
@TheEngraver Are you congratulating me with my transfer skills? :)
Nope, it's really 1954! Go to my channel home, and you will see some links to a blog I made for the Dutch PBS Radio 4. There are some contemporary LP's from the early 50's that even sound better... (Abbey Simon in the Grieg Pianoconcerto for instance..) Greetings from the Netherlands, Rolf
otterhouse 1 year ago
@TheEngraver Too modern for '54 or for Bach?! Mr.Barenboim was always ahead of his time...he still surprises even at this 'second' tender age...
gitaclick 1 year ago
@gitaclick no no, the sound quality seems to me too modern for '54. :-)
TheEngraver 1 year ago
@TheEngraver ah, that...alright then ;))))
gitaclick 1 year ago
how can you be holding the LP in front of me if I'm listening to it right now.. what do you have like multiple copies?
Politikonboard 1 year ago
@Politikonboard Recorded it first, then shot the video... My (old) setup can be seen in the Erich Rohn video I made.
Greetings, Rolf
otterhouse 1 year ago
maravilloso jajajjaja me surre de risa jajajja no se canso de sostenerlo? jajajaj a si y ya . jajajaj
Maraponzanelli 1 year ago
Bello sentire Barenboin ragazzino che suona la musica, da tanta parte del padre musicale di Mozart. Johan Christian Bach lo avrebbe fatto suonare volentieri anche lui, come il piccolo Mozart a Londra,al suo fianco. Musica stupenda! Esecuzione sognante! Grazie infinite
Pierinopasquotti 1 year ago
This recording of Daniel B. at the age of 12th is amazing. Thanks for this video, and for holding the disk too. Very original.
guillermoarambula 1 year ago 2
me fije y dice j. C. bach no j. S. bach quien es el padre con el cual me estaba confundido. muy buen video
TheBrandan6 2 years ago
I was confused to with how Bach would right such a galant sonata. But after look for it very much, i realized that this is a Yohann Cristian Bach's sonata. Not the father
tirlescalvo 2 years ago
\Yes, its amazing how the musical style exploded into classical in less than one generation. This pieces sounds almost like Hyden or Mozart.
mgdwcb1 1 year ago
bach sonata????????????????????
Sashomei 2 years ago
Wait a minute! How can you be playing the record if you're holding it in front of your camera? =O
narfanoid 2 years ago
haha that bouncing 45 is hilarious i love this video its so damn stupid 5 stars!!
Everyone get a sense of humor and listen to the music its great!
thedirtydeltas 2 years ago
Great music and also an good idea for a video! ;o)
But how could you hold the 45 for this long time?!
In bavaria they have contests like holding beer-mugs.... You should take part of that.. ;o)
steff71274 2 years ago
Forget the picture and just listen! This is embryonic Barenboim. Forget also that he is only 12 - this playing is typical of the mature artist: a complete understanding of the music, handled masterfully even at this tender age.
fingaz000 2 years ago 6
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lanarv 2 years ago
I thought your videos' style was very refreshing and unique. I would not prefer just a picture or a record player instead! :)
Lifecomesfromwithin 2 years ago
Great montage! Very funny, couldn't stop laughing. And i do love D.Barenboim +++ JS Bach. So, i'm happy tonight.
allanrockwell 2 years ago
Because of the comments; do you just want a picture or a recordplayer as a video?
You can contact me on Twitter --> @otterhouse
otterhouse 2 years ago
Rolf,
thank you sooo much for posting this!
It is a musical treasure!
greetings!
vtmvs10 2 years ago
I mainly listen to music...and I send you a massive thank for this rarest document,
but pls.put down the cover and film it as long as you like then. :)
indigoblue555 2 years ago
A PICTURE IS NOT BETTER?
PochoGuitar 2 years ago
It it? If other people want to comment about that too...
Greetings,
Rolf
otterhouse 2 years ago
What's that round black thing?
goodchessactor 2 years ago
I have opened a second channel called "europeanArchive". There I have gathered highlights from the European archive collection. 500+ Lp's from the Dutch public radio library. Those recordings can be downloaded for free if you live outside the USA (sorry for that, but it was the only way the library could operate). Search "europeanArchive" on youtube, and you can find it!
Greetings,
"otterhouse" Rolf
otterhouse 3 years ago
I like your style Rolf "otterhouse", it makes me smile!
chazinko 2 years ago
What a find. I really like that sonata. I just saw some JC Bach scores for the first time at IMSLP and I'm very surprised how much Mozart must have been influenced by JC Bach.
jdbrown371 3 years ago
yes yes yes I believe that's Barenboim when he was 12 because of the puffy eyes.......hahaha
h974483 3 years ago
exelent
doctorfiat 3 years ago 2
He was ALWAYS a genius !!
Such people are born with their talant
However with 65 he play more wisely, because he has learned many things in his life.
gorgalsi 3 years ago 4
hhahahah the person of this video is very stupid? hahahaha it's funnyy! hahaha
mestreliszt 3 years ago
Barenboim is a great musician, as well as pianist. He had recorded all the Beethoven Sonatas at 15. Excellent declicking and processing by otterhouse. Thank you for posting, and maintaining so beautifully your site.
stephenTGV 3 years ago 4
Qué bueno Barenboin , no sabía que de tan joven hacías maravillas , seguro que en argentina , gracias por el pedacito de modesto orgullo que me toca por ser argentino , allí despues de la guerra nos beneficiamos por la cantidad de profesores que eligieron nuestro país , eso dejó enseñanzas e inquietudes ,ya que no era tan lejana ni extraña la música clásica, saludos y sigo escuchando , Miguel Ángel Montero porteño en Málaga.
artemontero5 3 years ago
wow and thanks so much.
francescaemc2 3 years ago 4
Thank you so much for this unbelievable clip. One understands why Furtwangler, after he had heard the young Barenboïm, wrote that that this child was a phenomenon. Can this 45 RPM be found somewhere?
BrunoLien 4 years ago 3
A second hand shop....
Rolf
otterhouse 4 years ago
Ebay!
ticklecreek 3 years ago
BrunoLien:thanks god Furtwängler met Barenboim after the war.Because in other case he could sent him to Auschwitz.Just watch the movie "au revoir les enfants".
Janklavier1997 3 years ago
I watched "au revoir les enfants" a long time ago. It should not be permitted to say that kind of things about Furtwängler. He was absolutely not a militant or an active nazi, and tried to protect several jewish musicians.
BrunoLien 3 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
More musical at age 12 then at age 60!
go9zu 4 years ago
Such a stupid sentence! He was a genious at 12, and is a genious at 65.
BrunoLien 4 years ago
*genius
fanana37 3 years ago
Forgive me, I'm french, and I hope a few orthographic mistakes are authorized in such a case...
BrunoLien 3 years ago
you have not a good ear! (neather a good musical culture)
MorganaDasFadas 3 years ago
Let's make this man PM of Israel and resolve the Middle East problems. Art lifts the spirits and can help as bridge divisons.
Box1Fan 4 years ago 4
I concur...
And, thanks otterhouse for posting this incredible sound clip.
Chaconne07 4 years ago 3
who is JC bach
stokrat 4 years ago
Johann Christian Bach, the youngest son of Johann Sebastian.
jakubandgiada 4 years ago
Daniel Barenboim, orgullo argentino.
chopinalpiano 4 years ago 4
Sin embargo, wikipedia lo define como "Músico argentino de familia judía de origen ruso, nacionalizado israelí y español" jeje, es un genio del mundo, no solo argentino, a los 9 años se fue a Israel, y luego atravesó Europa de punta a punta, así que, es un ciudadano del mundo.
deloesteonline 4 years ago 5
I enjoy seeing the covers of lp's and reading some of the historical info - very enlightening - great to hear all of the music.
mtrewis 4 years ago
you are very kind to share, thanks
balletamie 4 years ago 2
I think this is remarkable -- thank you for posting it. What is fascinating is to hear musicianly qualities in the 12-year-old pianist that will develop and grow in the mature artist. This is indeed a "Wunderkind", not a whiz-kid flash in the pan, but a huge talent who approaches music with seriousness and rare understanding even as a child.
sccera 4 years ago 2
Wunderkind? Possibly, perhaps. Not from that recording, however. I believe the recording is accurate in every regard and detail, including the several mistakes projecting through the recording.
kybudman 4 years ago
Very very cool. Thanks for posting this!
breznsalzer 4 years ago
Good performance! It is best to just listen and not watch the ridiculous video.
warplan 4 years ago
Great find! And good sound too for a 45 rpm.
gerard311 4 years ago