MESSULAM plays Beethoven Appassionata Sonata, 3er. mov., Allegro ma non Troppo, Presto.
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Uploaded by davidmessulam on Dec 27, 2010
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This is ridiculous. How can you even call this Beethoven's Appassionata if you throw out everything that he meant to be in this piece?
6 months ago 246
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Could this be Narcisisstic Personality Disorder manifested in a musician? Whatever disorder it is this is obviously mentally ill.
5 months ago 106
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12:18 FLAWLESS FINISH!
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@99Grigor then it is not Gould.
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LOL @12:16
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@MrFortepianist I said the same thing...sarcastically
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@MrFortepianist richters appasionata is the best though
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I think that he shouldn't play every music in adagio. It sometimes make the tune strange. But everyone has their STYLE!!
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I am sorry -- I do not mean to be disrespectful or rude -- but this is simply grotesque. There is no concept of the music here, nor any respect for Beethoven's markings. On top of that, it is very sloppy playing.
3 months ago 22
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This sounds like Glenn Gould without the genius.
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Every single version that I have heard of this piece, viz. Horowitz, Rubenstein, Kissin, Lang-Lang, etc., they all sound the same; this Gentleman, Mr. Messulam, at least to my ears, those of a non-musician/player or writier of music, but as an admirer of such, seems as though he is striking the Keys without so much of the superficial /glaze/ that so many performers have; it simply seems that this Gentleman is performering as if he has /discarded/ all notions except those of the composer.
johnnyztells 6 months ago
@johnnyztells Thank you very much indeed!
davidmessulam 6 months ago 13