Andras Schiff on Beethoven Op 111
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He says full only legato ok??????
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Bbot mangi i dontthinks so ........this us not jazz andrasschiff say beethoven aiund is nit boogi woogi
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Probing analysis by a legendary virtuoso and educator
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I just love the frenetic ecstasy of 2:33 onwards! Beethoven had the greatest musical imagination of them all, even if I still think Mozart was supreme.
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"Ecstasy yes, boogie woogie, no". Totally agree!
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Listesso Tempo People!!,..Nicee
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Beethoven was so advanced in his musical thinking he revolutionized music twice: his heroic period (3nd & 5th Symphonies, Pathetique sonata, middle quartets) and his transcendental period (late piano sonatas and quartets, 9th Symphony, Missa Solemnis). I disagree with Schiff, I think Beethoven, now deaf, was uncovering musical possibilities so advanced of his musical age that he uncovered ragtime in op. 111.
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Schiff Andra's nem a haza'ja'ra me'rges, hanem a gazemberkre akik becstelenitik Magyarorsza'got.
A muveszek felosse'ge kia'llni a nemes elveke'rt. Mint hetven e've Barto'k, Schiff a valo'di Magyarorsza'got szo'litotta meg.
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én bojkottálom a müvész urat és mindenkit erre hívok fel,ha más dolgom nem lenne lehetetlenné is tenném,jobb,ha jó ideig nem jön haza,amig elfelejtik neki ezt a ballépését
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@Mralibabarooibakkie Don't worry, it doesn't look like he'll have to worry about it much longer !
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My own 2 cents, FWIW: I'm a jazz pianist who's also revered and worked up this Beethoven, and I completely agree with Schiff on the "boogie-woogie" nature of the third variation. I've always thought that its similarity to jazz is a misleading coincidence, and obscures the true nature of the variation, which is pure frantic godlike ecstasy.
And I say this not because I reject jazz in any way! So this might not be evidence of Schiff disrespecting the wonderful art-form of jazz.
beet31425 2 years ago 23
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sallajo 1 year ago 9