1/3 Beethoven: Piano Sonata 30 in E, Op. 109 (Part 1, movements 1 & 2)
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This is definitely my favorite of all of his works. I admire this piece so much because it shows such talent to write with such contrasting emotions from the other works of his.
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That´s exactly true!
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Very interesting interpretation. The recitative sections are slower than I'm used to, but with that you get Beethoven's rather complicated dynamics just right. Clarity is very good in the prestissimo too. Nice job, and thanks.
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@dpeirce1 unfortunately this didn't help your brain develop.
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Beethoven was a great pianoist one day if i get the chance i shall learn to play his music
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The clicks are most likely from the recording equipment, or perhaps it was mastered to a record. It could many different causes.
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It is a shame that people would rather watch television, or people falling down stairs. Like Nizlopi2 said before I. Than listen to music of this type. It is very relaxing, and has been proven to help infant brains develop much more quickly. I am grateful my parents played this type of music when I was a baby.
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WOW its amazing
Wondering why theres so "many" clicks.....
only 464 views and zero comments?!?!? this piece is absolutely amazing. maybe there's another on youtube that's soaking up the millions of worthy viewings.
daboom06 2 years ago 11
Damn straight. Unfortunately, youtube is more popular for seeing videos of people falling down stairs etc than this :)
Nizlopi2 2 years ago 7