HOROWITZ -WALDSTEIN sonata Beethoven op.53 (1)

HOROWITZ - Beethoven WALDSTEIN sonata op.53 (1)

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[rimodimiourgos13]

you know why i am going to start playing the piano? just to feel the feeling of playing masterpieces like this... :)

[fatcat22able]

horowitz why did you have to die!!!

[rimodimiourgos13]

@gardask hahaha thank you very much, i wish you the best too, may some day we both master this beautiful instrument! :D:D:D

[gardask]

@rimodimiourgos13 So you even started earlier than me! I started on November 2011, and Waldstein is one of pieces I'd like to play too. ;-) So I keep my fingers crossed. Good luck and log your practice hours! It helps when man does not have good feeling about his piano playing.

[rimodimiourgos13]

@gardask hello to you good sir :D

thanks a lot! yes, in fact i started some months ago, inspired my pieces like this!

my skills are still too low of course but someday i hope i will be able to reach a good enough level to play this masterpiece :)

[gardask]

@rimodimiourgos13 Hi, have you already started playing piano? :-) Good luck then!

[trashybaracuda]

You guys should all just stop arguing and enjoy this masterful piece!

[plimbuff]

@arturon111, I knew you would avoid my request for actual EVIDENCE of him being cocky.

I'm disappointed. I asked you to show me video of him acting cocky, and instead of doing that, you just responded with the same exact claim as last time. No Video link.

Do you understand the difference between evidence and a mere claim?

I'll give you another chance...

Where are these videos that you claim "show his cockiness"?

Will you continue to stall?

[ildanny80]

@rimodimiourgos13 well... one single life might not be enough ;o)

[arturon111]

@plimbuff --- there are interviews that he talks about himself,... but is his approach and relation to music, that shows his cockiness,... Pollini, Arrau, Rubinstein, De Larrocha, all great pianists/artists had REVERANCE for music, and thought of themselves as conduits from the composer to the audience. That was not the case with Horowitz, he played to "IMPRESS" using his technical skills, and these skills were not used to the service of music,...

[plimbuff]

@arturon111, if you really think Horowitz was cocky then I'm afraid you're either delusional, or flat out lying. (I'm betting on the latter, lol)

I challenge you to show me any video, or other form of evidence of Horowitz acting cocky...

So, can you provide evidence? ...or will you use your usual tactic of avoidance?

(again, I'm betting on the latter. LOL)

[arturon111]

@CiboCeleste that's your opinion. ignorance is bliss.