András Schiff - Sonata No.28 in A, Op.101 - Beethoven Lecture-Recitals

[@musiclover4311]

it's amazing how in so many late LvB masterpieces he uses syncopation, All late of his piano sonata (including this one), his late string quartets, etc. Also, increasingly huge sonic spans between right and left hand and violin vs cello in his late string quartets. Greatest music ever composed!

[@guarrho]

It's a subtle humor it's not cheap humor

[@juanmanueldiz764]

16:23 Beethoven inventing the Coltrane changes

[@mouf725]

omg your comment made my day this is awesome

[@hellbooks3024]

He liked those descending thirds.

[@davidlai1996]

You know, you are quite right!!! :)

[@ultimateconstruction]

tf is "coltrane changes"?????????????????????????????????????????????

[@kevinmaestroful]

Incredible

[@vittoriomarano8230]

A major...that is Love.❤🎼🎹

[@vittoriomarano8230]

Please... someone can tell me where is the Lecture-Recital of Sonata no.29 op.106 Hammerklavier? Thanks a lot.🎼🎹

[@WhildTangeredCalymondrin]

for some reason, I can't find them on KZbin. this is the best i can find: wigmore-hall.org.uk/podcasts/andras-schiff-beethoven-lecture-recitals

[@helloitismetomato]

I've uploaded them all. See the description for a link to the playlist.

[@helloitismetomato]

It seems the Op.106 was incorrectly content ID'ed and taken down by KZbin. I'm going to dispute it and hopefully it will be back up again soon.

[@leonardrecker5377]

@@helloitismetomato Yes please, the Hammerklavier is my favourite :))