Mozart-Piano Sonata no. 1 in C, K. 279, Mov. 1

[dozie85]

learning how to master fast accurate arpeggios comes with practicing lots of hanon and czerny.. thats how i got my fingers and hand placement perfected.. the rest is just adjusting to mozarts style of 18th century composition

[FillaFillson]

if you think it to fast, look at the original sheets... so it is not an argument realy, but it is no rule that you have to play mozart like mozart would, he didnt have the option whit the pedal for once, so it is not surtain he would have played the music like the sheets tell us to on an modern piano..

[PoziTROn2]

@FillaFillson 

[FillaFillson]

no, it is not to fast. this is actualy a quite decent,exelent, mozart inturputation.(pardon my bad english) remeber than mozart was perhaps THE most arrogant great pianist of all times.. and he didnt write his music on what we to day consider a piano.. thus, it is alot of FAST scales... from 2.24 it is EXELENT! i can almost imagine mozart in front of the harpsi!

[samuelrodneyphillips]

@FillaFillson Mozart would have actually played on a piano. The harpsichord would have fallen out of use around the time of his birth. Also, the title of 'most arrogant great pianist of all time' is one with quite a bit of competition. :P Liszt, Beethoven, Chopin, the list of very arrogant pianist goes on and on. I agree that this tempo sounds just fine, though!

[TheFillafillason]

@samuelrodneyphillips Well, he did play on harp.

[TheFillafillason]

@samuelrodneyphillips oh,you are right. He played on piano, but not whit the pedal we know

[55dannycool]

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[ObeyTheMuse]

they speed it up in the studio... play it K545 n urll find something fancy n neat>>> smoke weed tupac dance ":{_)(*&^%$#

[javielito1964]

a lenguage of peace hope liberation the rock and roll of the time just perfect.

[ObeyTheMuse]

no he wrote this at 5

[Lity10]

@ObeyTheMuse no, he was 18..... 

[Darkboy2525]

@ObeyTheMuse when he whas 5 he whas bussy with the K 7 pieces etc ... not this

[cber2360]

This recording just shows that one doesn't need any sense of taste (or even common sense) to become a world famous musician. All you need to do is play really fast like a midi file.

[ThePiano1984]

i really doubt he could have been this developed at age 5.

[TheMawilburn]

i think it seems fast too 

[8MasterX]

By listening to Mozart, I can tell that he is very fond of ornaments such as the trill and the grace note. Very unique!

[Mathview]

Is this tempo accurate? Seems fast. Though virtuoso brilliant no doubt. Any expert or other opinions? TY

[officiallyME0330]

either way it is brilliant. now whether you can calll ME an expert is questionable

[Alucardthedeadone]

@colourfulwithaU for Mozart there was nothing that was not especially brilliant.

[lucilepiano]

c'est pas une course !

[perilranger1008]

I'm learning this to, so hard. I can only do one note per second atm

[DaNooch669]

keep trying, you probably will

[GabbyEliO]

whoa! I'm learning this atm. Don't think I'll get it that fast! ;O