This is the best live performace of Pathetique move 2 I have ever seen. Freddy Kempf is amazing!!! They say "music is the food of the soul" I say my soul has just eaten the most delicious meal ever!! God bless music and the great performers!!
In its entirety, this is not a sad song. Beethoven wrote this when he found out he was losing his hearing. The first movement is depicting the rage and sorrow he felt. This second movement is depicting the comfort he receives. The third movement is almost a testament of joy.
When I feel patethique, I listen to this piece and I don't feel like that anymore, I am special for having the luck of knowing such a man made wonder!
yeah for me this piece had nostalgia written all over it. When i played this song for my piano test, i just immersed myself into one of my most memorable and heartfelt memories.
@silvermonky123 Something tells me you don't play any musical instruments or you suck at playing one. -____- Are you trying to say that someone as great as Freddy Kempf could become this talented without having emotion in his playing? I can guarantee you that he wouldn't have put 10,000+ hours into his playing if he didn't feel emotionally moved by the pieces he plays. I'm sorry that you can't feel the emotion in this piece, but maybe if you learn this piece, you'll get more out of it. ^^
@pokerus911 Actually I have been playing this piece for a while. I admit that of course I cannot play it nearly as technically well as he does. Nor am I saying he is a bad pianist at all; far from it. All I'm saying is that although I can't play this piece quite as well, I believe I play it with more emotion; and I am more moved when I play this myself or hear others play it. It's just my opinion, and I believe he is a great pianist, but personally, I just can't really "feel" the piece.
@silvermonky123 ah, well, i can understand what you mean... usually after i can play a piece, i feel more emotion when i play it too. ^^; you should post a video of you playing it :o
contrary to popular belief I actually agree with you on this one. Although Kempf does a beautiful job of his technique and expressions through phrasing and voicing, he does lack a certain 'feel' to it
but then again it could be the audio xP perhaps if we heard him live it would invoke our emotions more
Can anyone say there is more beautiful yet sad piece out there that tops this one. I could only think of Claire de Lune but it isn't quite as sad. This piece always gets to anyone. make someone who loves metal music listen to this, there response will be "Wow. that was beautiful."
i just can't excplain what kind of emotions this pieace gives me, its just so wonderful. i can feel it with my close eyes, somewhere deep inside of me
I was playing this song some minutes ago in my keyboard, because i get really sad with myself!!! I started to cry without limit, and when i finished, i felt really great! Because this music let me open my heart in difficult moments of my life! Thanks for reading. I love this song!
It's like looking to your child and see yourself in him. All the inocence in the universe in his eyes, dragging you to the most nostalgic feeling that makes you remember : I once was innocent, but gradually , this innocence was taken by the life .
what the fuck's with the korean? (perhaps telling the story of beethoven waiting for the carriage drivers to fix the tire that was blown on his way to see his beloved, but alas, fate would not be kind and she left, leaving him to write this sonata...(that is one version of this song, who's to say))
Esta versión es emotivamente correcta, musicalmente perfecta y estéticamente brillante. Su juventud deslumbra y potencializa la obra del maestro. Su expresión, tan llena de nostalgia por momentos y con atisbos de un creciente deseo de interpretarla magistralmente, sinceramente me emociona.
possibly the most beautiful piano piece of all times,freddie carries with it such emotion,dim the lights close your eyes and let your,mind,body and soul transcend.
I love the piano:) Everytime I feel stressed or sad, i sit down and play a song that fits the emotion I'm feeling. It feels like it connects with your soul and you can see that in this man's expressions. Music is the key to the soul and I don't know what I would do without it.
I used to smile when I hear this song, it brought me joyful feelings. But when I listen to kempf's interpretation of the song, it brings a tear to my eye. Its amazing how a pianist can convey different emotions with each their own interpretation of the song.
@YeshuaAaron Indeed! More people need to know about this! I see, on so many videos, people asking for sheet music of a certain piece and they don't notice that there are thousands of lifetimes of sheet music in the Petrucci Music Library!
@highlanderdurp Yep! At times it´s a little difficult to find sheet music with the search in the library, but I just google, let´s say:
¨Beethoven Pathetique Petrucci Library¨ and several files with the sheet music pop up. The first one in alot of files I´ve seen are antique style, scanned and uploaded, but there´s always a really good one. There are also recordings as well.
As garbageman007 very well said, music is an art form, and as the definition of art suggests, it must be composed, reproduced and absorbed with pure liberty, free of technicalities. As some great individual once mentioned, music is the only art that so purely restricts access to it's underlying meaning, if it really has any. The ambiguity of music endowes it with the ability to stimulate emotions in the recipient that paintings could not.
Let's not destroy that ambiguity with technicalities.
I don't mind the technical analysis - to get to the level that Beethoven reached took a great deal of time and dedication, and I'm sure he would appreciate eliciting in others the same enthusiasm he doubtless felt when listening, for example, to Bach.
What annoys me are the pseudo-poetical ramblings that pass for 'insight' in some comments.
though i tend to favor his violent, furious attacks on the piano...i have to say that it is in the soft, delicate pieces such as this one, where he demonstrates his true genius.
This is the perfect version, ideally paced and performed. Other versions are too fast for my liking. He puts so much emotion into the performance, I love it.
perfectly played!! I know Mr. Beethoven is there somewhere smiling and shouting bravo!! >>> those 35 people ,i guess, accidentally clicked the wrong button because their hands are shaking after listening to this.
This song is so beautiful, and something around the word vulnerable, if that makes sense. It doesn't make me cry, but it makes my soul cry...god that's sounds stupid... I'll shut up now. It's just beautiful. there. :)
Today I managed to play the whole piece without sheet and without 100 of mistakes!! :D Congratz to me (even if this is not the most complicated one..)
@mai3791 they say that music soothes the savage beast. i know when im upset or angry, music relaxes me. especially pcs like this. beethoven in general. moonlight sonata too.
If you are listening to this piece, or if you are watching this video, there is a moment of peace and you forget the world around you with all the problems in it. Wonderful!
If you are listening to this piece, or if you are watching this video, there is a moment of peace and you forget the world around you with all the problems in it. Wonderful!
This has to be one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I've learned about half of it and I keep coming back to make sure I've played the rhythms right in comparison to Freddy's interpretation of the piece. So beautiful!
This music is just sooo...genius. Reminds me of spending a day at my grandparents house when I was little. What a lovely, caring performance, just brilliant.
Beethoven would be so pissed if he saw people arguing over his music so technically like everybody does. he probably came up with this whole piece while he was depressed sitting in his apartment with his 60-bean coffee, not giving a shit about anything but the beautiful sound of his piano and what an amazing thing music is. thats what separates the over-analyzing, judgemental music-school "musician" from the true artist like Beethoven was
Beethoven would be so pissed if he saw people arguing over his music so technically like everybody does. he probably came up with this whole piece while he was depressed sitting in his apartment with his 60-bean coffee, not giving a shit about anything but the beautiful sound of his piano and what an amazing thing music is. thats what separates the over-analyzing, judgemental music-school "musician" from the true artist like Beethoven was
@garbageman007 I don't think he would, any musician tries to improve and will find fault with anything. That's the subjective nature of music, it's never actually complete. Beethoven was an excellent composer and I have no doubt that composing this entire piece to make sure that every minute detail is functioning as he wants it to was exhausting. It doesn't have to be easy just because it's relaxing.
@garbageman007 We analyze because we're obsessed with music. We debate on what sounds best and how it should be played. That doesn't make us wrong, it just means we're a less casual than the listener such as yourself.
Who are the "people" that Don't like this beautiful piece of music? <3
¿Quién se atreve a no gustarle tal majestusidad de obra mestra musical?
ziininzpiiraciion 21 hours ago
This is the best live performace of Pathetique move 2 I have ever seen. Freddy Kempf is amazing!!! They say "music is the food of the soul" I say my soul has just eaten the most delicious meal ever!! God bless music and the great performers!!
kamartu 1 day ago
This is wilhelm kempfs son
sambo258 5 days ago
Oh wow, what a performance! Stunning in it's beauty.
Blue85828 6 days ago in playlist Favorite videos
Pensaba que silvio la compuso originalmente, pero veo que a otro genio se le paso por la cabeza primero XD
vagocontrova1 1 week ago
is the player crying?? if it's right, i understand him perfectly
naufragoenlatierra 1 week ago
Silvio Rodriguez.. Oh melancolìa..
trululiz 1 week ago
So beautiful.
TheTBN 2 weeks ago
In its entirety, this is not a sad song. Beethoven wrote this when he found out he was losing his hearing. The first movement is depicting the rage and sorrow he felt. This second movement is depicting the comfort he receives. The third movement is almost a testament of joy.
thedayilearntofly1 3 weeks ago 4
The power to heal you and make you feel so incomplete.
SydneyCarton88 3 weeks ago in playlist Classical 3
really good!
ludwigvb1216 1 month ago in playlist piano clasical music
When I feel patethique, I listen to this piece and I don't feel like that anymore, I am special for having the luck of knowing such a man made wonder!
fabiancito910 1 month ago
this is totally make me cry
AbonJuhi 1 month ago 3
centre parting like a boss.
CowHoofOnAHotPlate 1 month ago
yeah for me this piece had nostalgia written all over it. When i played this song for my piano test, i just immersed myself into one of my most memorable and heartfelt memories.
BrosephKim 1 month ago
I don't think this is a sad piece, although a lot of people seem to.
"pathetique" doesn't mean "pathetic".
CowHoofOnAHotPlate 1 month ago
Beethoven's sonatas, when performed correctly, stir emotion. This was perfomed correctly. Thank-you!
fobroth0236 1 month ago
Another pianist by the name of Kempff. Hm.
HERMIONExCANTxDRAW 1 month ago
im playing this song and i LOVE it...its so romantic <3
emmiechan64 1 month ago
good technically but im just not feeling the emotion in this
silvermonky123 2 months ago
@silvermonky123 boyfriend youre trippin this artist is dripping with emotion. dumb bitch. :)
Goober3714 2 months ago
@silvermonky123 Something tells me you don't play any musical instruments or you suck at playing one. -____- Are you trying to say that someone as great as Freddy Kempf could become this talented without having emotion in his playing? I can guarantee you that he wouldn't have put 10,000+ hours into his playing if he didn't feel emotionally moved by the pieces he plays. I'm sorry that you can't feel the emotion in this piece, but maybe if you learn this piece, you'll get more out of it. ^^
pokerus911 1 month ago
@pokerus911 Actually I have been playing this piece for a while. I admit that of course I cannot play it nearly as technically well as he does. Nor am I saying he is a bad pianist at all; far from it. All I'm saying is that although I can't play this piece quite as well, I believe I play it with more emotion; and I am more moved when I play this myself or hear others play it. It's just my opinion, and I believe he is a great pianist, but personally, I just can't really "feel" the piece.
silvermonky123 1 month ago 2
@silvermonky123 ah, well, i can understand what you mean... usually after i can play a piece, i feel more emotion when i play it too. ^^; you should post a video of you playing it :o
pokerus911 1 month ago
@silvermonky123 have you checked you pulse recently???
lukethegreat101 1 month ago
@silvermonky123
contrary to popular belief I actually agree with you on this one. Although Kempf does a beautiful job of his technique and expressions through phrasing and voicing, he does lack a certain 'feel' to it
but then again it could be the audio xP perhaps if we heard him live it would invoke our emotions more
Takashi577 1 month ago
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Oh god, this sucks.
RobertB4 2 months ago
Que composição maravilhosa! Música vinda diretamente das cortes reais do reino celestial!
86ashford 2 months ago
This is amazing you have got to listen to this
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73
It's next level amazing!!!
madman1234228 2 months ago
@madman1234228 amo el 2° mov
Nunchackus 2 months ago
36 people are deafer than Beethoven ever could be!
dianaserna 2 months ago 3
Very very good!!!
lennonmori 2 months ago
i couldn't play this without bursting into tears
chillmander 2 months ago
Can anyone say there is more beautiful yet sad piece out there that tops this one. I could only think of Claire de Lune but it isn't quite as sad. This piece always gets to anyone. make someone who loves metal music listen to this, there response will be "Wow. that was beautiful."
aeabottss22 2 months ago in playlist aeabottss22's favorites
@aeabottss22
Listen to this
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73
It's amazing so relaxing and emotional.
madman1234228 2 months ago
@aeabottss22 Try the Tristesse Etude by Chopin
lacomman 4 weeks ago
i just can't excplain what kind of emotions this pieace gives me, its just so wonderful. i can feel it with my close eyes, somewhere deep inside of me
Nita497 3 months ago
i would cut the ears of those dislikers off, they aren't honest enough to hear this masterpiece!
TheMathePlayer 3 months ago
Beyond words. This is played from somewhere so deep, it would be an insult to give mere words to it.
sammmmmysluggggger 3 months ago
This should be rated as Adult Contnet.
sammmmmysluggggger 3 months ago
I was playing this song some minutes ago in my keyboard, because i get really sad with myself!!! I started to cry without limit, and when i finished, i felt really great! Because this music let me open my heart in difficult moments of my life! Thanks for reading. I love this song!
ArGxMAXI 3 months ago 3
It's like looking to your child and see yourself in him. All the inocence in the universe in his eyes, dragging you to the most nostalgic feeling that makes you remember : I once was innocent, but gradually , this innocence was taken by the life .
kalouv 3 months ago
@crazysamtify that means that you are a stupid bastard
jbvselibu 3 months ago
@crazysamtify omg, you killed Spur niveau many years ago (translation :)
jbvselibu 3 months ago
what grade is this?
lijey0804 3 months ago
@lijey0804 It's grade 10 RCM
jamison94816 3 months ago
It's One of the best pieces I habe ever heard abs have a lot.
So can sb. explain me why pressing dislike ?
jbvselibu 3 months ago
@jbvselibu cause you're a fucking retarded loser.
Crazysamtify 3 months ago
what the fuck's with the korean? (perhaps telling the story of beethoven waiting for the carriage drivers to fix the tire that was blown on his way to see his beloved, but alas, fate would not be kind and she left, leaving him to write this sonata...(that is one version of this song, who's to say))
jellyphish2112 3 months ago in playlist More videos from kikojudu
Esta versión es emotivamente correcta, musicalmente perfecta y estéticamente brillante. Su juventud deslumbra y potencializa la obra del maestro. Su expresión, tan llena de nostalgia por momentos y con atisbos de un creciente deseo de interpretarla magistralmente, sinceramente me emociona.
MARTININLOVE33 4 months ago 10
possibly the most beautiful piano piece of all times,freddie carries with it such emotion,dim the lights close your eyes and let your,mind,body and soul transcend.
musicisreligion100 4 months ago
Chills.
Mikeyski4 4 months ago
Am I the only person who can hear a bit of queen in this movement?
mk2389 4 months ago
this song should be played to remember the victims of 9/11...absolute tragic
AlexPianoPwns 4 months ago
@AlexPianoPwns then they should play it a thousand times to remember the victims of the ongoing wars
shady1630 4 months ago
WW3 can break free right now and i would be listening to this song not even caring
victor222444 4 months ago
eternal
jarmasor 4 months ago
I love the piano:) Everytime I feel stressed or sad, i sit down and play a song that fits the emotion I'm feeling. It feels like it connects with your soul and you can see that in this man's expressions. Music is the key to the soul and I don't know what I would do without it.
Edub1321 4 months ago
this is a case where i can profess my love to two strangers (Kempf and Beethoven) because their music is just too beautiful!! T_T
reader960000 4 months ago in playlist More videos from kikojudu
It's sad that this man's emotion is limited by the piano and his hands.
IITajann 5 months ago
@IITajann he's moved by the music he's playing.
shady1630 4 months ago
beaaaaautiful
mizukori 5 months ago
I searched "the most beautiful music of all times" and got here...
patinetatrueno 5 months ago 53
@patinetatrueno sounds about right
lukethegreat101 1 month ago
I used to smile when I hear this song, it brought me joyful feelings. But when I listen to kempf's interpretation of the song, it brings a tear to my eye. Its amazing how a pianist can convey different emotions with each their own interpretation of the song.
Myxomatosis33 5 months ago
35 dislikes? I love the music!
jzrnsk 5 months ago
stupid question here but is he any relation to wilheim kemf???
highlanderdurp 5 months ago
@highlanderdurp Wilhelm kempff is his grandfather on his dad's side but freddy kempff's mother is japanese.. i think :)
sarahjibjabs 5 months ago
@sarahjibjabs no, it's not the same family.
orinym 4 months ago
@orinym Sorry, my mistake then! :)
sarahjibjabs 4 months ago
@highlanderdurp no
orinym 4 months ago
@highlanderdurp He is his grandson.
Bristlehoth 4 months ago
wow talk about emotion. that guy is on the verge of tears seems like lol. fits the song perfectly A+
highlanderdurp 6 months ago
he looks like my physics teacher!
clementia101 6 months ago
You can find free sheet music (in PDF) for this (and the rest of the Sonata, and many more) at the Petrucci Music Library at imslp dot org.
YeshuaAaron 6 months ago
@YeshuaAaron Indeed! More people need to know about this! I see, on so many videos, people asking for sheet music of a certain piece and they don't notice that there are thousands of lifetimes of sheet music in the Petrucci Music Library!
HectorAndresMayoral 6 months ago
@HectorAndresMayoral is that online petrucci library
highlanderdurp 5 months ago
@highlanderdurp Yep! At times it´s a little difficult to find sheet music with the search in the library, but I just google, let´s say:
¨Beethoven Pathetique Petrucci Library¨ and several files with the sheet music pop up. The first one in alot of files I´ve seen are antique style, scanned and uploaded, but there´s always a really good one. There are also recordings as well.
HectorAndresMayoral 5 months ago
The first time I heard this composition I fell in love with the piano
LazyJLazy 6 months ago in playlist Sleep Classical 3
Powa!!
raphael76production 6 months ago
nothing
bonesstorage 6 months ago
can someone plz give me a link for the sheet music to this?
herosmashgoldenrat 6 months ago
“Do you think I give a damn about you and your pathetic violin?”
-Ludwig Van Beethoven
Slimfriction 6 months ago
1:38 to 2:07 is magnificent
AvidHobbyist 6 months ago
Beautifully played with great passion and expressive interpretation. Well done
makingmagic101 6 months ago
just Love it!!=)))))))))))
marisolurrutia 6 months ago
As garbageman007 very well said, music is an art form, and as the definition of art suggests, it must be composed, reproduced and absorbed with pure liberty, free of technicalities. As some great individual once mentioned, music is the only art that so purely restricts access to it's underlying meaning, if it really has any. The ambiguity of music endowes it with the ability to stimulate emotions in the recipient that paintings could not.
Let's not destroy that ambiguity with technicalities.
Dan474834 6 months ago
"It is the power of music to carry one directly into the mental state of the composer."
-Ludwig Van Beethoven
You can feel the sadness among the romantic music....
superxinyang 6 months ago 25
I don't mind the technical analysis - to get to the level that Beethoven reached took a great deal of time and dedication, and I'm sure he would appreciate eliciting in others the same enthusiasm he doubtless felt when listening, for example, to Bach.
What annoys me are the pseudo-poetical ramblings that pass for 'insight' in some comments.
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Why was there a guy floating around and looking at the ground from 0:01 - 1:14???
wiggyp7 7 months ago
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wiggyp7 7 months ago
though i tend to favor his violent, furious attacks on the piano...i have to say that it is in the soft, delicate pieces such as this one, where he demonstrates his true genius.
alexgomez83 7 months ago
It's funny that I noticed the top comment about people "arguing." When I listen to this, or any piece, I never read the comments anyways.
It's your own fault and wasted time if you get yourself into it.
Celolapia1 7 months ago 3
@pratty96 you got me(^○^)
lazyhata 7 months ago
This is the perfect version, ideally paced and performed. Other versions are too fast for my liking. He puts so much emotion into the performance, I love it.
alexisplexis 7 months ago 2
Really nicely played, 5:25 sucks a bit though...
pratty96 7 months ago
I love this!!!
Xxluvz4evaxX 7 months ago
34 personas no tienen sensibilidad!!!
poesiapc 7 months ago
Listen to the 2nd movement of Mozart's sonata in C minor, at about halfway through your mind will be blown... you'll find out why.
thesir27 7 months ago
Such a simple piece... Yet such a complex emotion!
HectorAndresMayoral 8 months ago
This is great!!!!!!!
Pianoloverok 8 months ago
34 people thought it said "dis I like"
animatedpheonix 8 months ago
Me too, I could listen to this twenty times or even more, in a row and I wouldn't get tired!
conchitomeche 8 months ago
for this song, i only like 2nd movement
MargaretthaJole 8 months ago
@MargaretthaJole
Me too, and I think it is one of the best pieces ever
QBazed 8 months ago
i love this movement,its special for me,im starting to learning it on my piano :D
HadenHausen 8 months ago 3
Makes my heart melt... Beautiful rendition!
MitsukaiMurasaki 8 months ago 3
Heavenly. Kempf owns this piece! Bravo.
kung2000 8 months ago 3
perfectly played!! I know Mr. Beethoven is there somewhere smiling and shouting bravo!! >>> those 35 people ,i guess, accidentally clicked the wrong button because their hands are shaking after listening to this.
timetwisterr 8 months ago 4
If your father played this every afternoon, then I call you lucky!
Your father is a true romantic! I can hear this 20 times a day and AI would love it!
kobe69k 8 months ago
perfeito!
JoyceeGomes 8 months ago
Does anyone have the sheets for this play? PLEASE I cant find it anywhere!
Julialovesthebeatles 8 months ago
@Julialovesthebeatles
try at the IMSLP you can find almost any score there
Jackpotur 8 months ago
@Julialovesthebeatles
I do
HadenHausen 8 months ago
This song is so beautiful, and something around the word vulnerable, if that makes sense. It doesn't make me cry, but it makes my soul cry...god that's sounds stupid... I'll shut up now. It's just beautiful. there. :)
musicislife748 8 months ago 2
Maravilhoso!! Perfeito!!
SilvanaSPM 8 months ago
IT IS SOOOO GUDD. ^^
littlemissdaisies 9 months ago
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this should be flagged 18+, it's too pornographic.
pfarina 9 months ago 42
@pfarina I THINK SO TOO..\
littlemissdaisies 9 months ago
@TheStoneSet
LOL
wertpollwert 9 months ago
freddy I am trying to play this Sonata like you!! <3
AleSaltLake 9 months ago
Why is the goddamned synchronization off on this?
beeroosterm 9 months ago
the germans were so great
jbxd8 9 months ago
such emotion... such beauty.
SaluteTheRocker 9 months ago
This piece so refreshing,feel like in love again <3
KevinR3i 9 months ago
you are so handsome and talented. i could listen to you all day long.
kimj215 9 months ago
Today I managed to play the whole piece without sheet and without 100 of mistakes!! :D Congratz to me (even if this is not the most complicated one..)
swedentracknfield 9 months ago 2
Even the hardest of hearts can be softened with this music and preformance! My congratulations to the musician!
mai3791 9 months ago 3
@mai3791 they say that music soothes the savage beast. i know when im upset or angry, music relaxes me. especially pcs like this. beethoven in general. moonlight sonata too.
wjohnmca 9 months ago
played this for my gcse performance! i love this piece with a passion <3 so beautiful and complementary
charlottieloulou 9 months ago
@charlottieloulou hope you did great at it! unfortunately i play the violin :( i wish i was great with the piano and play this beautiful piece :)
PictureOfUsTogether 9 months ago
The rhythm he is playing is totally wrong. Listen to others and you will hear the difference. And what all sudden staccatos are about?!
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soyuztm2004 9 months ago
was Wilhelm Kempf his father? because they don't look alike. in fact they're not even the same race.
Shanelololol 10 months ago
play it, freddy!
chocomama222 10 months ago
That F# octave hits me every time... gorgeous.
BigMedley 10 months ago
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chocomama222 10 months ago
Learnt the piano of this up to 1.12 in the video. Trying to learn rest but that is amazing. outstanding. =)
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If you are listening to this piece, or if you are watching this video, there is a moment of peace and you forget the world around you with all the problems in it. Wonderful!
Kanstontonipel 10 months ago
If you are listening to this piece, or if you are watching this video, there is a moment of peace and you forget the world around you with all the problems in it. Wonderful!
Kanstontonipel 10 months ago 42
He really feels inside him wgat his playing
a great piece from a greater composer
HadenHausen 10 months ago
34 people disliked this video.
Just in case anyone was wondering.
Celolapia1 10 months ago
@Celolapia1- that makes roughly 2%
postbop 10 months ago
Incomparable interpretation of the greatest piece of music ever composed. Simply beautiful.
SleapeeHed 10 months ago
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SleapeeHed 10 months ago
34 people disliked this video. Please stop doing this kind of humor ^^ :D:D
Zoldi77 10 months ago
34 persons are PATHETIQUE
9H0A0L0 10 months ago
34 people are dead inside.
Lasrus 10 months ago
This has to be one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I've learned about half of it and I keep coming back to make sure I've played the rhythms right in comparison to Freddy's interpretation of the piece. So beautiful!
lifewithnoregrets 10 months ago
@lifewithnoregrets
Don't copy Freddy
Make the style your own!
replara 10 months ago
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@replara haha yea I know, I was just talking about the rhythms, I'll put my own spin on it after I learn the notes perfectly :P
lifewithnoregrets 10 months ago
I can feel the pain Beethoven went through listening to this beautiful piece..
SuperstarRichardG 10 months ago 3
there is absolutely nothing wrond with the way he played this piece. a job well done...
wjohnmca 10 months ago
Wilhelm is his daddys daddy
fridayzoao 10 months ago
I really love this song. It's one of those songs that you do not mind listening even if it makes us remember sad things.
Elm6r 10 months ago
wondefully gentle and slow!!!!!!!!ahh i love that piece
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Roxxisalive 10 months ago
he looks a bit like chandler from friends
xThomas68 10 months ago
Who was the idiot that puts those hands down
ArGxMAXI 10 months ago
is he related to wilhelm???
soldier29 10 months ago
@soldier29
nope, his name is Freddie Kempf, Wilhelm's family name is Kempff, with 2 f
169jbl169 10 months ago
Fantastic
KlepticYoYo 10 months ago
Now that's music.
Period.
CjjperkDDR 10 months ago
this was absolutely perfect. from timing to his composure. not too overdone. he is a classy guy.
wjohnmca 11 months ago 4
=')
hylozoik 11 months ago
This music is just sooo...genius. Reminds me of spending a day at my grandparents house when I was little. What a lovely, caring performance, just brilliant.
sixstack21 11 months ago
34 people are deaf
mlau123 11 months ago
@mlau123 Including Beethoven.... ha sorry.
20MusicDude13 11 months ago
excellent!
ibard1188 11 months ago
excellent!
ibard1188 11 months ago
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Beethoven would be so pissed if he saw people arguing over his music so technically like everybody does. he probably came up with this whole piece while he was depressed sitting in his apartment with his 60-bean coffee, not giving a shit about anything but the beautiful sound of his piano and what an amazing thing music is. thats what separates the over-analyzing, judgemental music-school "musician" from the true artist like Beethoven was
garbageman007 11 months ago
Beethoven would be so pissed if he saw people arguing over his music so technically like everybody does. he probably came up with this whole piece while he was depressed sitting in his apartment with his 60-bean coffee, not giving a shit about anything but the beautiful sound of his piano and what an amazing thing music is. thats what separates the over-analyzing, judgemental music-school "musician" from the true artist like Beethoven was
garbageman007 11 months ago 34
@garbageman007 I don't think he would, any musician tries to improve and will find fault with anything. That's the subjective nature of music, it's never actually complete. Beethoven was an excellent composer and I have no doubt that composing this entire piece to make sure that every minute detail is functioning as he wants it to was exhausting. It doesn't have to be easy just because it's relaxing.
Shade0591 9 months ago 2
@garbageman007 actually pro'lly drinking booze....he was extremely pathetique
xxBelieverGirlxx 7 months ago in playlist Beethoven Pathetique
@garbageman007 We analyze because we're obsessed with music. We debate on what sounds best and how it should be played. That doesn't make us wrong, it just means we're a less casual than the listener such as yourself.
Shade0591 7 months ago
@garbageman007 Beethoven's always pissed!
HectorAndresMayoral 7 months ago
this pathetique is by no means pathetic
jujuthegringo 11 months ago