Beethoven Pathetique Sonata - 3rd mov 「悲愴」３楽章 エリック・ハイドシェック

[lamwinglong1]

i was wondering why this melody is not sad at all with such a title until i hear his interpretation. i feel something. this version is awesome!

[0927Carmen]

果然是要老一辈的大师才能奏得那么好啊!!!>.<

[yeju1]

He is sooooo amazing!!! :D

[marian444]

Very beautiful!!!

[Ecolymicssa]

好喜欢这一版！！厉害！！！

[MCHOI1108]

OMG

[milkmayling]

i seriously able to grasp the essence of Beethoven from his playing!!

[shanchai025]

how many fingers this old man have..?? >.<||

[TheMrJaycie]

Lock me in a room with a piano and the sheet music, and I still wouldn't be able to play like him after 30 years o.0

[BOBloveband]

The 34 dislikers jealous the old man played better than them !

[carrotmaniachy]

I love his feel of playing it and how his hands glide in this piece. He really know how to play beethoven style:) Haha. Mastery of techniques and speed:)

[crumpincallum1997]

WOW id love he to be ma grandad lol :D

[booboowilson10101]

@crumpincallum1997 wait a minute...your not 30 your 13!!

[teaseyabashi]

やっぱ悲愴はかっこいいわ

[TheRealJuKo]

@teaseyabashi そうだね。ピアニストの早い指は　すげえ！

[tylerhandsome]

this is so awesome. GOD DAMN IT

[adam2004138]

29 people thought the thumbs down was the download button.

[genderfucd]

Music has no age, fool.

[SuksuNa]

I'm learning this song hope I can play like this someday :D

[Botdu84]

I'm drinkin' some whisky, it's about 3H38 o'clock. And I feel et real pleasure to listen it.

[jweissman1986]

Glorious!

[Nue1889]

21 people forgot to open their speaker....

[thejumpingjerrybean]

he's so good....

[VoluminoeseMoese]

19 people had no sound.

[careytsoi00852]

awesome!! I like this song very much~

[ThePianoLover12]

19 people accidently pressed the red hand when they meant green!!

[5clear5]

今、リズム感あるメロディラインの一楽章から有名な多くの方がﾕ­ｯﾀﾘと癒される二楽章から激しいんだけれど中間部がメルヘン的­な三楽章と順番に始めから最後までと観賞しておりました。

とっても、お上手でした！

[rainydreamovo]

WOW!!

i love his style

[xyzMitchellzyx]

VERY good job. ㅅ ㅡㅅ

[wvufox]

He is amazing good. Every time I got a headache, I listened to this piece. His music releases my pain. Amazing...

[michwng]

Wow.

[azph4668]

スゲー

[CheatingStar97]

AWESOME

[ericrouach]

best performance ever heard

[icecreamecho]

awesome playing

[wclmyy]

This is one of my favourate interpretation of this movement. The speed is perfect, not too fast, not too slow. I love his emphasize on bottom left hand notes at retornello part!

[paradajz13]

so much freedom in his phrasing. i like it very much.

[coloredtoes]

I love his play style. He is amazing. Someone says "more Romantic," I can understand it is right, but I prefer these sounds are independent because all sounds make me feel pushing down from everything.

[funfunpiano]

i love that, this movement and this piece and this performance, very nice!

[hueychoi2006]

Beautiful piece, I just love it so much.

[christinewouters]

fantastic

[xXTheCupcakesXx]

Hey =) Im happy Eric is my grandmother's brother. He plays soo good O.o

[bbpianos]

Thanks xXTheCupcakesXx !

I think so,too.

[matafannimE]

you're a luck one

[kreutzo1]

In this movement it's obvious he studied with Alfred Cortot.

[k1awdttt]

Way to go old man!!

You rock more than most teenagers do ;)

[bushinarin]

This might be the best on youtube. The way he changes dynamics from whatever to fortissimo right in the very beginning grabbed me, and I can't stop listening.

[jimpkim]

who is this person????

hes so good

[ericrouach]

that is eric heidsieck

[diegowsanchez]

AWESOME!!!!!!!

[4869apoptoxin4869]

I LOVE IT! His interpretation ios different, but the feeling matches :D

[Kitten1403]

That's great

I love the melody

[akm5176]

First of all, children, if you are so concerned with sound quality, break down and either buy a cd or go to the concert! This recording is actually illegal, it infringes on his rights the music union protects, so be glad this is even here. Secondly, stop whining about how the music is being played, once you are on the stage you can play it how you want, but he is the artist, he is expressing himself through the interpretation, stop whining. It's like complaing that davinchi draws crooked=-/.....

[XEA6L]

Nice preformance, but the echoes from the hall distorted the audio. Also, I do not think that what he did was meant as rubato, rather, it sounds like he slowed down to recoordinate his hands when the piece got away from him...a flautist's opinions...i also play piano.

[utopian1129]

i dont know~ the use of pedal is interesting, but for myself it's a bit too... romantic? regardless this is wonderful ty~

[Chico11star]

good job :]

[Edward3600]

Interesting interpretation.

[xxperrasxx]

this was amazing. I'm glad he used lots of pedal. The other ones I've seen sound too stacato. Nice feeling throughout as well. I'm learning this peice right now, and I really enjoyed this particular video! Well done!

[aIIenxwaIker]

XD it might be true but in "History" the style features of Classical isn't suppose to use much pedal... let alone it does sound better cuz i like romanticism more too =)

[hollobunseglak]

the soundquality is not the best, but he is too agressive i think, alfred brendel plays it much better

[dorian34100]

eric Heidseick a pris des cours avec Wilhelm Kempff sur Beethoven a positano alors, je pense que au niveau du tempo il sait de quoi il parle.

[Chameusepianist]

hmm.. i don´t like this interpretation... too much romantic!

[akm5176]

Beethoven started the Romantique era, please read a music history book. Beethoven writes in the romantique style, no i'm not continiously spelling romantique wrong it -is- romantique. You can't play beethoven too romantique, that's like crying about organge juice tasting too orangie, or saying eh, that mozart sounds too classical. It's redundent and ironic at the same time.

[curlycuttlefish]

beethoven's late period started the romantic/romantique (i believe both are correct; different textbooks give different spellings) era. this piece was written in beethoven's early period, so, indeed, this does sound 'more romantic than expected'.

utopian1129 was just giving an opinion. what's up with you? -,-

[davidjb100]

I'm a little confused as to the tempo he's playing it at. It's interesting, but seems a little too rubato in some areas. Still worth listening too; it's just different.

[nlevitin]

very creative but its not beethoven tempo just collapses all over very interesting though. and i dont no if its the hall but it sounds muddy in some sections it was definitely worth listening and watching though

[akm5176]

The marked tempo in all editions of music are not beethovens tempo. When you see a tempo marking in music dating from beethoven and back you can bet that the tempo is an expert interpretation of what it should be. In other words, an editor looked at the music and decided the the tempo. Yes...there are editors for sheet music. Also, metronomes had just started to come into existence, even if beethoven made a tempo marking it would be inaccurate, what the real tempo is, no one will ever know.

[cashflowtips]

really like this part...