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Musicologists say that this movement is "not pianistic". If it is not pianistic, wherefrom does it come that under the fingers of excellent pianists (as here) it sounds so beautifully ?
InnocentParadis 7 months ago
Dude, I must say, this is just awesome... AWESOME! I love it!
banstaman 1 year ago
Very good interpretation,... but... don't you like the music? Why not repeating the exposition?
christophleipzig 2 years ago 2
He does!
TouchSensitive 1 year ago
nice setting
randomcheesecake555 2 years ago
I love the energy in your sound!
ElianaPiano 3 years ago
Thank you!
BORISFEINER 3 years ago
Superb interpretation, beautiful music!
Dhalia1800 3 years ago
Herrlich. Habe eine Aufnahme von NDR-Kultursender. Seitdem kann ich von dieser Sonate nicht mehr ablassen. Herrlich! Keine Elegie kann diese Stimmung besser herüberbringen!
Schikamerad 3 years ago
a brilliant performance tbh
i know how difficult this is to play and i think you caught the spirit brilliantly
technically you played this fantastically as well - you made the A major chords sounded so easy .... HOW?!?!?!
amazing mate keep going
ScottZSLC 3 years ago
Excellent interpretation! Powerful, and a good recording too, with clear and loud sound quality.
musicdivinemusic 3 years ago
Very good. I play this sonata myself. So I know it well...Very good
gabitico 3 years ago
This is one of my favorite Schubert pieces. Nice interpretation.
ishothuck1 4 years ago
Hi Boris! Sorry my english not very good. Ì'm also studying this sonata and its really musycally and pedagogyc your performance. Thank you very much for your post. Greats!
nauta1982 4 years ago
Thank you very much! It is such a pleasure to receive such a nice and supporting comment! All my very best wishes for your studying!
BORISFEINER 4 years ago
His legato is very refined and smooth XD
HomeBoyLim 4 years ago
I am working myself on this sonata, and I find Boris' interpretation thrilling. He takes the 3/8 pauses in measures 4 and 9 and so forth very brisk! I love the second movement. After the thunderous measures 25-28 carry over into 29 and here the transition from fz to p is actually faster in the original. The last movement is pure fire works and I wish I could play it that way. Great Schubert playing. How about performing ther two a-minors (the small and the grande) here in the US?
pkl1933 4 years ago
Thank you very much for these comments. I would be happy to perform the two a-minor sonatas in the US, especially that this is one of the programmes I have been thinking about for some time. Let's communicate via my email - piano et borisfeiner dot com
BORISFEINER 4 years ago