I am actually listening the sonata with sheet music of the exact same piece.

The starting melody is just magical… 🎵

I think I know why it is called “the hunt” ! Maybe because the theme of the first movement is kinda like a horn that you use in hunting.

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I think this is my favorite piece by Schumann, and one of my favorite works of all time. No other piece of music has been able to make me cry so consistently as when I listen to these variations, especially knowing the story behind their publication. Sad, haunting, beautiful, peaceful and restful. Schumann’s farewell to the world

8:53 and 9:03 sound like demons speaking from hell. Absolutely terrifying.

This is not only the greatest Sonata he ever written. It is also his greatest work and his greatest legacy.

I don't really get Rachmaninoff. His music doesn't excite me most of the time. I'm not being a hater, as I respect his genius works, but I think his stuff isn't for me. I don't mind if everyone else likes Rach.

That's a real C major party at the end!

If you have the musical training and piano facility, it's really worth plunking through this piece with the Busoni and the original Bach open side-by-side and asking yourself what problems you'd have to solve in transplanting this from organ to piano. Doing that with this and the St. Anne Prelude and Fugue (which is my favorite Bach organ work) gained me a new appreciation of how creative Busoni had to get as a pianist in order to solve the problems presented to him, and you start seeing the logic in the changes and additions he made. He does a remarkable job of preserving the musical essence of the organ piece. He only recorded his "Nun Freut Euch" and transcription himself but it's worth looking up. It's really incredible how delicately and carefully he plays - it changed my perception of not only these pieces but of him as a musician, as that transcription in particular is usually played pretty robotically with the melody being banged out, and his is totally different.

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8:10 12:51 my favorite variations

ショパンはどの曲でも臨時記号の多さに絶句する。 バラード3番、途中の転調にびっくり。楽譜見るまで転調してる事に気付かなかった。曲の流れを止めずに、フレーズの途中で自然に転調してる。すごい。

Woah. Just, pure awe.

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It’s well worth paying the small monthly fee for KZbin premium so you don’t get any ads. I use it every day. After all this music is priceless and the performers and composers if alive deserve some modest income.

This most beautiful piece keeps me in the now, with tears of joy

What great program notes!

A marvel of a piece, this ! So intense and angry, but also soft and contemplative ! World War One was the beginning of the most violent century in modern times; full of transgression and dissonance, as well as creativity. "a fusion of classical discipline & economy with coloristic imagination of the highest order" ! I love that !

exceptional

I think this is honestly my favorite Rachmaninoff work out of all of his music. I used to play it on piano, so incredibly satisfying. It makes life feel worth living.

I'll always remember this from "Play it again, Charlie Brown!"

Молодец!

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Νοσταλγια Κομπο μου δενει στη κοιλια Και επειτα η σκεψη μου σκαλιζει τις στιγμες Ποσος ρομαντισμος χωραει σε μορφες που γελουσαν μελωδικα; Αναμνησεις Άλλες γεματες ηφαιστεια χρωματων, που ξεχειλιζουν απο χαμογελα και πλακες Κι άλλες ασπρομαυρες, καπως θωλες ισως επιλεκτικά ζωγραφισμενες με γκρι. Αυτες το νου μου κυριευσαν και με δακρυα σου φωναξα : σωσε με Μα εσυ με κρατουσες ηδη, πριν σου το ζητησω αγαπητε

이보 포고렐리치가 정말 걸출한 연주자였슴. 쇼팽 소나타 3번을 너무 훌륭하게 연주해서 이를 넘어서는 연주는 아직 못들어봤어요. 독특하고 중독성있는 주관적인 연주, 꼭 들어보시길 바랍니다. 스칼라티 소나타도 매우 뛰어남.

Thank you Ashish for this wonderful upload! Wonderful rendition of this gorgeous piece, not sure which version (Schumann an earlier version of the Rondo, but according to his wife it was too difficult to understand or play) i prefer more...

El mundo sería aburrido y desprovisto de poesía si no existiera Bach. Soy un gran admirador de sus obras desde que tenía seis años.

More accdientals than a foster home

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It is very interesting that you mention the orchestral texture including bassoon and tutti. It is like opening a new world to listen to this masterpiece. Do you have any more instructions and analysis on this aspect?

It starts the exact same way as Chopin's Op 48 no 1. nocturne ! So cool

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Why does the opening sound like ravel's ondine

I would play this if my hands could reach the 10th :(

Ashish never considers Barenboim as a Beethoven pianist 😂

no 3 is the one I,m learning. Can someone suggest the best pianist for me to listen to?

the YEARNING in this nocturne. wild. sublime.

2:01:05 the voicing techniques and fluidity textures here are just incredible from Kissin, this really evokes a strong expression and feeling of snow-whirls, the louder the chromatic scales get, the more intense the snow whirls in a snowstorm are occurring unexpectedly. Voicing here really highlights the incredible mood of the piece when your eyes are closed imagining your in Antarctica unexpectedly encountering a snowstorm 🌊🌨️💨❗️

I thought the 16th was the most difficult honestly . Until i saw the 24th 💀

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oh i didn't know schubert would sound this beethovenian

it's amazing that professional pianists can play through the cycle of 32 sonatas without looking at music sheet

Cho(pin) Seong-Jin LoL😂

The Everywhere At The End Of Time of the XIXth century

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