Beethoven Concerto No. 05 Emperor, Second Movement

Rob Steinberg, former concert pianist, plays Beethoven's Emperor Concerto with Paul Jones in live concert.

About the Pianist:

Studied in Paris with Jules Gentil for international piano competitions, privately with Brian Ganz, Professor of Piano Performance at the Peabody Institute, and composer Elizabeth Gould. Founder of performance group of well known governmental and business leaders in Washington, D.C. Served on Board of Directors of Young Concert Artists at the Kennedy Center. Soloist with symphony orchestras and performed in various recitals. Career as Management Consultant, Executive and Attorney. Influences include Andre Watts, Glenn Gould, Rudolph Serkin, Leon Fleischer, and Claudia Arrau.

Concert pianist Paul Jones plays the accompaniment. Mr. Jones graduated from The Julliard School and studied with Leon Fleischer at the Peabody Institute. He has been a professor of piano at several universities.

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• Beethoven
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• Robert
• Piano
• Concerto
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• Emperor
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• Second
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• Fleischer
• Serkin
• Watts
• Gould
• Ganz
• Arrau

[abpianoman]

Give the guy a break. He's a Management Consultant. Perhaps he doesn't play it as well as a touring virtuoso, but probably plays it better than any Management Consultant. Good job!

[rsteinberg100]

Thanks for the support. I haven't practiced on a regular basis in 30 years because of demands of family and work. More practice time makes a big difference, particularly in live concerts.

[imisstzaupei]

Bravo! Thank you for your performance. What piano was that?

[65attila]

Than k you for this well conceived and executed performance.

John

[MeetJoeAsian]

there are different variations...I have the one from Schirmer's

[najae808]

who wrote this composition? not the concerto itself, i mean, but the transcription of the orchestra part for piano?

[abpianoman]

Your welcome. I'm going to be in the same position. I just graduated in piano performance, but I will be getting a business job and will have little time to practice myself. :)

[gwarf]

What happend on the end? Well played anyway.