Moonlight Sonata

[manon670]

C'est beau ! <3

[uutbchh]

That´s great

[elferre18]

idolo !

[ziliconeteca]

Essa também é uma das músicas que mais gosto e também ouço aqui tocada por você. Sim talvez algum pianista famoso possa toca-la também, melhor que você, e posso encontrar o vídeo aqui mas não toca como você e é o seu vídeo que eu vejo. Obrigado.

[torak7]

Wow! You're good!

[BassGK]

nice, even with that small mistake at 3;56 ;) but I like it!

[permjatschka]

Good job. Wonderful piece and you've played it beautiful! 5*****

[XKalimdorX]

ok ok =) mach mal ein "how to play" das wär toll ;)

[judalkmin]

omg!

very nice indeed,

[fooloof]

It's funny how he plays fast until he has to move his hands to different keys; then he slows down. Stop trying to show off and play it at a speed you can maintain consistently. Better yet, watch wilhelm Kempff play it. In my opinion, his version sounds like a love letter, while other versions merely sound like chamber music.

[doctormoosey]

its called playing freely, and it's the difference between playing with emotion and sounding like a robot. Classical music I think would be pretty worthless without it.

[fooloof]

No, I don't think so. It's called "not knowing the song well enough." Playing "freely" consists of things like dynamic changes, use of sustain pedal, as well as subtle tempo changes that coincide with the mood that the pianist wishes to establish. As I already pointed out, this guy only slows down when he has to transition to a difficult chord; he's not doing it for any artistic or aesthetic reasons, in my opinion. Did you not read my previous comment? Everything was already made clear.

[matzzieez]

that's called 'to play piano', sometimes you have to slow down at certein parts

[fooloof]

That was my original point. He does not know the song well enough to play it proficiently at this current tempo. Therefore he should slow the whole thing down.

[OleanderProducing]

Die Mondschein Sonate ist das perfekteste Lied auf Erden..finde ich. Toll gespielt, sehr "originalgetreu". Habe auch eine Aufnahme davon, weiß aber nicht, von wem das gespielt wurde.

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[mnmisoemogangsta]

I need to be tought how to play it properly

[steun91]

no this is the 1st one, i like it. the 3rd is the fast one, search it on youtube

[maxxam5]

can u also play the 1st part of the moonlight sonata. thats the 3rd one. i would love to hear the 1st part by u. much harder but... u will do it;)

[death21121]

beethoven wrote that song for his love, juliet(13 years old) (beethoven: 30-40 years old)

he had many loves in his life

[aceroccers]

That was breathtaking. ^^

I think "Must know how to play Moonlight Sonata" is going to go on my list of my dream guy.

[Segelfliegerkamerad]

hehe ist der Zappp auch bei youtube und fasziniert die leute hehe nadenn hau rein:))))

[squeekers17]

i love this song. its 1 of my favrotie classical piecies. and great job! its welled played.i can play this on the violin. but i think it sounds better on the piano. great work!

[mnmisoemogangsta]

my fave too. but I can't play it properly

[bladecherry]

whats the right hand for 1st bar

[babamay]

this is a cool song i like it and good playing on the piano!

[Cassiopeia22]

I love this piece of music, but I never knew how it was called, I only knew it was something of Beethoven. And you are playing great!

[mappsgo123]

finally someone who played it right

good job

[nanzi1291]

you play it really with a lot of emotions! go on like that! (and you also turned the pages in a quick way;-) i'll do this the same next time!)

[darkangel3282]

I LOVE IT!!! GREAT DONE !!!

[TheRavenOfPoe]

One of my favourite Classical pieces, and beautifully played ;)