Beethoven Sonata Op 106 "Hammerklavier" Part 3(mov3)

Valentina Lisitsa. Recording in Hannover Germany Dec 2009

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[LearningPiano80]

For someone who can't play ...

Actually, slower pieces are really really diffuculty, because the listener has time enough to recognize every single mistake and timing is difficulty too

[pinkgirly222]

perfect playing!!

You are my inspiration Valentina! :)

[dolphin1911]

I really like to masturbate to the faster movements in this sonata. Is there something wrong with me?

[TatTwamAsi]

This is no good. Keep tight to the tempo in line with the former polyphonic parts. Very sloppy. You cannot interpret this as a romantic piece because it isn't. This is an intellectual tale that has to be enjoyed in the mind and not in the heart. You lost me here.

[DamianTheEm]

greatest piece of piano music ever

[bthvnlovr25]

Why are you rushing this movement Valentina?? This is supposed to have a sad somber feeling, slow and "the worlds suffering" feeling to it instead it sounds too fast clipped and staccato...!?

[dhexplorer]

I just learned how to play Fur Elise. I thought I was ready for this. Boy was I wrong.

[bfeyalcin]

Me, after watching this : "Oh it doesn't seem too difficult", then I printed the scores and put them on the piano, and then : "WTF !?"

[hrprada]

Muchas gracias Val, eres genial.

[sebastianrc]

6:40

[SatiSuicune]

@MJFpryt Honestly, most good piano players shouldn't feel like that when making a mistake, as some just forget about it or mix it into their playing to make it either unhearable or make it sound even better than before.