Beethoven's Tempest Sonata mvt. 3 -- Wilhelm Kempff

I learned the moonlight sonata on guitar. Not very good, but wen I got a piano I easily transfered it to piano. Within like a month I was able to play my first classical piece on Piano.

this is outstanding great playing look at 3.10 looks like mad mann
just joking i like this so much

love him!!! AMAZING!

kempff is the best for this movement.

In Pathetique I you have this tremolo phrase which is quite hard to control when played in right tempo, and you have a few other parts which are quite difficult. So I´d say, just to estimate the time you need to practice the pieces - if Moonlight III is your 10, then Pathetique I is 8.5 and Tempest III is 5 or 6. Just a guess... In any case you need a lot of experience to start either of these.

@l8nur then Scriabin Etude op10 Nr. 12 is 15 to me :)

I´ve played all of them, so I´ll try to explain: You can´t really compare, but this piece (Tempest III) is by far easier than Moonlight III or Pathetique I. Here´s why: To play Tempest III accurately, you´ll have to learn the pattern which is repeated throughout the movement and understand its idea and rhythm (and one variation of the rhythm).

He plays with such passion... it's beautiful to listen to. I wish I could play like that. ;)
He's inspiring.

I love how kempff interprets Beethoven...its played competely with emotion