Yes with "DEATH" with "DEATH" with "DEATH", oh my i love your point of view about that, amazing, thank you so much.😮🎉❤

What does Barenboim mean by "music can only be expressed through sound"? Does it mean we should try not to associate the music with characters or a storyline while interpreting these pieces? If so, then how can we communicate the music effectively or convey a message?

Only a being full of greatness and talent is capable of recognizing a peer, as Daniel Barenboim does when mentioning Claudio Arrau as a reference for his own art.

I love Barenboim , but it tells absolutely nothing interesting about the work.

Thank you Daniel. Together with Ludwig, both are my heros, ad-hoc-wise. I'm a music passionate, here is a take of part of adagio movement moonshine sonata (Beethoven). Regards... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLdaGp8hLSShc0

These are really 4 and a half. minutes about.... But whose counting. I wish they were longer

bothers me that the musician dude always approaches the dialogue adversarially, seeking to negate what waltz says, which is fine in essence but how he does it is annoyingly abrasive. waltz goes "i agree" and then draws an interesting distinction whereas music guy just goes "but in music its different" as though waltz doesn't know that

Amazing... You opened my ears...

I absolutely adore Maestro Arrau. The little anecdote is therefore so endearing to me. And Maestro Barenboim always ends up teaching me about life itself when teaching about music. I cherish every second of these 5 mins, and that of all your other videos.🥲💕

Incroyable Quel maitre: la Musique et le musicien à l'état pur..

The piano keys need cleaning.

I can't explain what it is, but I have always felt that this concerto has a much darker tone underneath all of the playful, classic Mozart motifs; even when compared to the c and d minor concertos. The end of the third phrase at 3:19 - 3:20 has always come across as "overly simplified" and less ornate than the close of other opening sections to the other piano concertos. As if Mozart is expressing that even though he may be beginning to feel despair, he must "fake" some light-heartedness to appeal to the audience. It is important for listeners to understand that this concerto was only performed publicly as the opener to a concert of his friend, clarinetist Joseph Beer, to allow Mozart to generate some kind of an income as Mozart had begun to fall out of favor of audiences and needed the income.

Très bon professeur 👍🙏

Oui si il n'y a pas de courage n'y volonté et vouloir on ne peux rien ..... Très très bon pédagogue et aimant apprendre d' autres personnes a comprendre, merci Monsieur BARENBOIM congratulations

Maestro, I would like to hear from you on this channel.

Monsieur BARENBOIM parle de courage, et dans sa façon de le décrire comme il a raison.... Parce que sans courage on ne fait rien , dans n' importe qu'elle façon , si il n'y a pas de courage ,il n'y a rien et on ne peux rien. Le courage permet d'avancer jusqu' au précipice .... Mais attention il faut savoir ce retenir et faire un pas en arrière pour ce pas tomber...... Barenboim et un bon pédagogue sachant ou commencer et ou s'arrêter , ....merci a vous Monsieur BARENBOIM vous êtes extraordinaire 🎶🎹🎶🙂

I can't play an instrument but have listened to a lot of recordings with great pleasure all my life. Your talks have given me some understanding of what I hear and that is wonderful.

Quand Barenboim explique la musique, le son, et la façon avec quelques notes arrivée a improvisé plusieurs rythmes dans un simplicité basique...... Alors là on comprend mieux le geste et le son musicalement parlant dans sa simplicité ..... Barenboim et un très bon psychologue ... Congratulations a vous Monsieur Barenboim 🎶🎹

I only wish your talk and demonstrations lasted longer.

Barenboim is just a master of music (orchestral and pianistic). Remember hearing his late Chopin recordings when I was just a teenager (back in the 90s). And then his Beethoven symphonies (ful orchestra) which were urgent, opulent, powerful. Want to hear his full version of this piece. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHusc4usi7KHaKM

Wow! The Master himself!. I was completely mesmerised by this your Video. A veritable Masterclass on this beautiful piece of music. I will be following all your Presentations. I cant believe I have been so lucky to see a quality Presentation from a talented Pianist. Thank you Maestro.

Wonderful Thank you !

Thank you Sir. Listening from the Philippines and sharing with everyone I know. ❤

I very much enjoyed your explanations, thank you.

Very interesting. I like your reasoning and interpretation. Thanks for the discussion.

Thank you maestro Barmboim. You dont know what gift you have given me understanding Beethoven a little more. Wonderful.

❤❤❤❤❤❤i wish i had you as a piano teacher music 🎶 teacher your amazing your knowledge i can listen to you for hours ❤❤❤🎹

why do they play beethoven op 27/2 as background music?

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Beautiful.

This way it sounds much more like a an impressionist painting and not like a technical etude. Very, very nice!

I admire Mr Barenboim very much, for his wonderful musicianship and his great humanity, but he's not quite right about pop music. The origins of pop music had nothing to do with money or business. People made it for one reason only: because they wanted to and felt compelled to do. Modern pop music at its best is a kind of evolved folk music. Unfortunately there is also an avalanche of garbage, and more and more, pop music is, as he said, being relegated to aural wallpaper. But the whole edifice rests on folk music, which people invented for the sake of it.

Goat of piano

Talking in riddles for their own amusement

It's a piece about eminence of death.

I agree! I regret it is so short!

I want to study some masterclass with you sir

omg

Love that he's just on an upright.

싸인받고싶다.

I re-listen…..

Amazing your teaching , Magister😊

Maestro Barenboim will bring a tear to your eye when he plays the piano. He also conducted Itzhak Perlman's Beethoven Violin Concerto in a performance that has yet to be surpassed. DB is a musical genius.

Mr.Barenboim, I agree with everything being said !

I love Barenboim's comment on the introductory figure in Vln II and Violas, in measure 1 (a kind of rocking motion, which precedes the opening melody in Vln I, at measure 2): @2:56-3:02: "It is as if this music has been going on, and [only] now we are aware of it." Sheer magic --those first two bars, and his way of describing them! Regarding awareness of death and contradictory aspects, sometimes, of a composer's outward and inward mood. I think this piece does have faint hints of tragedy (and possibly even of "looking back on one's whole life as death approaches") because of a single mercurial figure in measure 3: There, the violins play an E-natural sixteenth note ('foreign' to the B-flat key), which is immediately "corrected" to E-flat in the fourth beat of the same measure. This creates a very odd effect, at odds with the generally cheerful tone of the piece to come, one that has haunted me ever since 1957.

Really every time i listen to the first movement of this piano sonata, I can noy see any match with moonlight, the maestro is absolutely wright , I am surprise that Beethoven wrote that sketch from that scene of Don Giovanni, and exactly the same. WOW WOW WOW

Very worthwhile - I am a stage actor -- Afrikaans in South Africa and an actor has the very same problem - you have to be humble but at the same time confident that you can do the work - you deserve to be on stage portraying a character.

Vous êtes merveilleux ! Merci

Excelente 🇮🇱💙✡️🇮🇱

There are different ways to finger the left hand to try and get a soft, lovely legato. What do you find produces the best result for you? Thank you, Daniel.