Andras Schiff playing Haydn Sonata Nr.60 Hob.XVI:50 C-dur mov.1 on McNulty Piano Walter 1805

András Schiff playing fortepiano in Wigmore Hall on 28 Feb. 2022 during Haydn Festival where he played on Walter 1805 fortepiano, the copy made by Paul McNulty. This video is from the first movement performance of Sonata Nr.60. Please subscribe to our youtube for more videos!
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Sir András Schiff is a Hungarian-born Austro-British pianist and conductor. He has received numerous major awards and honours, including the Grammy Award, Gramophone Award, Mozart Medal, and Royal Academy of Music Bach Prize. Among his notable recordings for the ECM label, also there are major works of Schubert and Beethoven using a period fortepiano.
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[@AaronGlenn88]

Schiff rocking the one finger technique

[@bifeldman]

Schiff having fun.

[@mancal5829]

Schiff imbues the music with such joy and playfulness, as it should be. Great pianist.

[@othmanmajid6380]

Schiff keeps on keeping on.😊❤

[@laidman2007]

Deliciously sensitive playing.

[@tfpp1]

2:05 - I love the way his RH plays the opening motive; Haydn has such a sense of humor, and he brings it out wonderfully here.

[@tselyakov]

Yes! Best recording! Schiff decorates the repeats and we are enthralled by the playfulness of it all :)

[@volkerf.sesselmann6783]

Herr Schiff ist sooo wundervoll, immer wieder tiefste Verneigung.

[@StephenBryen]

Great fun and solid humor. Wonderful.

[@monumentofwonders]

Haydn, the genius of Joy!

[@PremViru]

Indeed! Have appreciated and enjoyed his pieces for more than 40 years!

[@quaver1239]

Heart is full, listening to and watching this. Thank you so, so much.

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

Thank you for your kind comment! We are very happy to hear this as we also like it very much!

[@mysticmouse7261]

Haydn such classic fun and funny.

[@chazinko]

Absolutely wonderful - thank you!!

[@McNultyFortepianos]

🙂

[@davidmercado8770]

Exquisitely!

[@matteogarzetti]

Wonderful

[@128titanic9]

Thank you very much!♥️.

[@thomasbackofen3327]

Es ist ein Genuss Schiff auf diesem Flügel zu hören!

[@McNultyFortepianos]

Yes, this is wonderful match

[@jakesmith3724]

Incredible- I wish to own one.

[@McNultyFortepianos]

Dear Jake, if you like to rent or buy Anton Walter fortepiano replica by Paul McNulty, please contact us at www.fortepiano.eu - email [e-mail] or [e-mail]. We will be most happy to hear from you!

[@matteogarzetti]

Quanti timbri! Che profondità!

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

We are very happy you liked it :-)

[@ylchen77]

他在指揮自己演奏。音樂雄偉，豐厚，有畫面⋯⋯

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

是的，這是美妙的音樂

[@Simpaulme]

He just seems to be watching his hands doing their own thing! 😁

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

🤣

[@othmanmajid6380]

Adams family😊

[@windsofchange9457]

How many times did he play it to know it by heart?

[@andrewkimpiano]

You'll not delete this video later right? it's such a master piece.

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

Thank you! Yes, we try our best :-)))))

[@jimwinchester339]

I always come away from Haydn feeling he is under-rated.

[@PianoCantabile1989]

If Haydn is underrated who composer isn't?

[@tonyllu]

The same sonata 😱 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGnGZ4Cce9yFo7csi=NPnqSNvHPgjsWTbU

[@LuisKolodin]

Sure! To me he's much more creative and wild compared to Mozart.

[@thomasyang8983]

Him and Mozart but also Beethoven are contemporary composers, if you are music major you wouldn’t say that. The ranking of them 3,despite the fact them 3 all represent the classical genre,ranking is obvious! You don’t go deep of Mozart in opera and Beethoven in piano sonata,you never know !!

[@Petter_GM]

Is the rest of the sonata recorded?

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

there are some other parts recorded

[@jimwinchester339]

Can anybody explain to me why harpsichord keys often have the colors reversed? What's the story behind this?

[@McNultyFortepianos]

First of all, this is question for late 19th century piano makers - why did they reversed key colors? :-) Joke: It was also in older times that accidentals were black/ naturals white, but other way around. The reason? some people claim that this is connected to material price, some noticed that white naturals are mode common on darker colored instruments, and some that it is connected to the fact that if there is not so much light in the room, it is easier to see keyboard with white naturals.

[@dr.sette9406]

Well that's a good question, but, excuse me. This is not a harpsichord but a fortepiano , the closest ancestor of the modern piano.

[@VivianaSofronitsky-fortepiano]

@@dr.sette9406 You are right, video recording is on fortepiano. And @jimwinchester339 is asking about harpsichord keys colors.

[@deluxeclavier345]

This is incredibly Beethoven-influencing