Friedrich Gulda plays Beethoven "Les Adieux"
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@quinto34 This argument reduces music to an athletic activity. The need to prove one's virtuosic superiority is propelled by ego and not by the spiritual roots of music. I respect your opinion. I base mine on 35 years of playing Beethoven and 20 years of teaching him. May I recommend reading the book: "Beethoen, the man and the artist, as revealed in his own words" and learning this sonata (if you haven't already) to gain more insight into this amazing spirit.
dsarrafi 5 days ago
@dsarrafi You can compensate lack of feel or technique with speed, but on the other hand, speed is often well thought over by high level pianists like Gulda..he gives Beethoven a great energetic, forward drive which suits the composer briljantly IMO. Just because you don't recognize this, don't agree or dislike it, (which is fine) doesn't mean he 'doesn't want to feel' ..better not mess with peoples motives, it's not fair.
quinto34 5 days ago
Thank you
antigrav777 2 weeks ago
He sure brings out all the right notes e.g. the LH double appoggiaturas in the closing theme. But Beethoven's marking is Allegro not Presto! Much of the articulation, phrasing and emotion of the piece is lost at this tempo. Also, the rhythm (LH chords & RH repeated notes) suggest a carriage taking the traveller away. You don't hear that at this tempo. Pianists who can't or don't want to feel, compensate with speed. Technique is not just speed!
dsarrafi 2 weeks ago
I heard this perfomance of a great pianist, Daniel Barenboim, and i can say that this is much better!
astronomo16 1 month ago
bravo!
ernestoblanco100 2 months ago
Splendid, stellar performance. Thanks for posting!
jghancockjr 8 months ago
Amazing Gulda. Heard him live once in Madrid, with his kippá, playing whatsoever the audience demanded.
chusomen 8 months ago