Beethoven: Moonlight sonata

1st Movement of Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor "Quasi una fantasia", Op. 27, No. 2, by Ludwig van Beethoven, widely known as "The Moonlight Sonata"

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• Beethoven
• Moonlight
• Sonata
• No
• 14
• Op
• 27
• sharp
• minor
• Classical
• Piano

[saudibint]

he has beautiful hands

[suivzmoi]

@CarolinaeIvan1

play any fingering format feels best for you for a particular piece. in this video, the pianist has to change to 1-2-4 eventually, especially when the fifth (pinky) finally comes out to play. watch my video in the video response :)

[ForeverRockNRollin]

You played this so beautifully.  :)

[CarolinaeIvan1]

Is correct this fingering ( 1-3-5), beggining the sonata?...somebody knows?...

[dintero2335ohil]

great!!!!



[xXD1MZXx]

I love how its all dark :D

[vajrabud]

@DarkDragonAlchemist1 because it isn't being played correctly unfortunately. it can sound even better if played correctly

[vajrabud]

also, 1:08 to 1:11 you're playing octaves with the left hand, however in the sheet (bars 13 and 14) the E and G are not noted as octaves, but just single notes. same with the F# in the 14th bar.

[vajrabud]

ok, for instance 0:25 you're not playing the G# in the left hand chord progression, the sheet music notes this G# for that bar and the next bar.

[vajrabud]

i'm hainvg trouble reconciling some of the notes you play, or don't play for that matter, with the sheet music.

[L1LROBSTER1080]

amazing.............