Bagatelle in F Minor - L.V. Beethoven

[@pianoforteyt]

Hi everyone, I hope you’re all feeling happy and are having a great Thursday! 😄🎶 Today I performed a short Bagatelle by Beethoven in F Minor. It’s very light and airy, but also quite dark and solemn at the same time which is one of the best things about this rather emotional piece! 👍🏼 It holds a very beautiful and evocative melody! 😍🎹 This piece is found in the Kullak Sketchbook belonging to Beethoven which was only recently found and discovered. This piece is known to be Beethoven’s last piece he wrote before his sad death. 😢 This piece may seem quite simple and easy, but don’t be fooled! It’s actually quite challenging, especially the middle section with thirds! 🤪😁 It requires quick thinking and relaxed hands! I hope you all enjoyed my video today. 😊 Stay happy always and please don’t forget to Like and Subscribe and leave a request in the google forms link in my channel description! 😆👋🏼

[@thomashughes4859]

Your consecutive thirds are _VERY_ good. What a great piece of music! I inspire me to play these amazing pieces. Thank you for sharing!

[@auspia]

It's a too late, but thanks for sharing it.👍

[@kalynnscompositions]

I haven't listened to enough of Beethoven's Bagatelles...It's probably because of the overplaying of that one bagatelle. Cool upload! (:

[@Tautropfenoase]

I love this piece. 😍👍 Beethoven has wonderful pieces. Fantastic played.☀️💛

[@jeffreyhartmannmusic]

Wonderful Beethoven PF !!, Happy Weekend my friend!!,...jeff

[@HEALINGMUSICSTUDIO]

Good morning my dear friend. Beethoven's music is always good to listen to. It's your music video, So it's even better in the morning. Have a good day to you~

[@MusicMichelleDeGroot]

Nice playing. A beautiful piece. A great performance. Much enjoyed. Have a great week!

[@gracepiano315]

It's nice to see the score and performance together. It helps a lot. Thank you for sharing. 😄🌷💞

[@hachem7967]

i love the fact that you dont play the overplayed things, if it wasnt for you i would have probably never knew these existed, keep it up mate

[@leerontaimusic]

Sweet and short! I really love how you played this classical tune. Your style of playing definitely went well with this classical piano piece too! Wonderful articulation and nuances, PF! You're truly a classical pianist at heart!

[@Mimi-vn1hn]

Great piece I love it

[@uglyhands_pianist-9983]

So beautiful….❣️❣️❣️

[@jspiano1060]

Beautiful sound of music and your play :)

[@angeljmaynard04]

Love love love this!! You always play so beautifully 😍👏🏻 well done my friend!!

[@rostikganse4280]

Sounds great👏

[@CodexImperium]

This is another piece which I haven't heard to! Loved it tho!!

[@joannawronska4100]

SO BEAUTIFUL AS ALWAYS!!!!! Thank you for my favourite Beethoven and for an excellent performance, I've added this video to my public playlist called "My Favourite Classical Music", again my best wishes from Poland to England, have a nice relaxing weekend. Joanna

[@audiolibraryfree5284]

good night I loved it thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video

[@pianoforteyt]

thats so nice of you, i really appreciate your lovely comment!

[@ssymet]

the music sounds very calm :) also you're almost at 600 subs!! congrats!!

[@HowardTse]

You played it semi-detached as I would play Bach! Nice performance.

[@88KeystoCure]

Such a lighthearted and beautiful piece! Well played!

[@pianoforteyt]

so glad you enjoyed, thank you!

[@LibraryofMusic]

I love this piece, I learnt it too when I was younger. You play really well as alway. Thank you for sharing my friend :)

[@francescololiva5826]

I think you can reach high numbers because you do unpopular pieces (so those pieces with sheets are only or almost in your channel) and you upload frequently. I love so much your channel because I hear from your playing your love for music. Keep up, my friend! And keep on uploading not so popular pieces because this is the only way you can stand out from the crowd!

[@BLACKCOVERS]

Sweet Beethoven, PF !! Great playing, love the expression. Have a great weekend - Ingo😀👏👏

[@PracticalPianoTips]

I think you did a great job catching the emotion in this piece! And those parallel thirds look quite challenging! But you did great with that part too :)

[@ResonantP]

That's beautiful, I love how you play these obscure pieces! Keep it up

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah]

This channel and these pieces should be more popular tbh.

[@ResonantP]

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[@pianoforteyt]

thanks so much, both of you! i really appreciate your comments always.

[@Meuphonia]

👍Thanks for introducing such a great work. I also enjoyed reading the description with the music.💕

[@pianoforteyt]

i really appreciate your comment, youre so kind!

[@tamspianoprogress7642]

Beautiful piece 🥰 Your playing is so impressive, I always enjoy your videos 🤗💛

[@AmbientMusicTVBackgrounds]

👏 Very good video. Congrats 👌👍

[@LouisaArtStudio]

Absolut amazing

[@pianoforteyt]

thank you so much!

[@jaketicklestheivories6933]

Beautiful 🤩

[@pianistaamatore7730]

Love it

[@robertdepiano]

Wonderfully played my friend. You are very talented 👏👏👏

[@doseofchill]

Very beautiful! Master hands 🙂

[@pianoforteyt]

Thank you very much!

[@TSPPiano]

So simple and so beautiful!

[@pianoforteyt]

thank you so much!

[@shadowpianist1331]

Well played!

[@Cryptonitas]

👽💚 Alien says: *So elegant work in this Bagatelle in F Minor* 👽👍+1👈🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@cho_rden]

Good to see you again, PianoForte! 🤍🤍🤍

[@pianoforteyt]

hello there! how are you doing, hope everythings fine!

[@ethanbrowncomposer]

Great job! Wow!

[@pianoforteyt]

thank you so much!

[@fevermusica7277]

A bit sad ! 🎃

[@meikiria3672]

Hi! I’m backkk :)

[@troya.e.1776]

Great work ^^ Love this small piece, may I ask, what catalogue number is this like WoO 47, Opus 2 and is it a posthumous composition? Wonderful work :)

[@ValzainLumivix]

Ludwig van Beethoven's supposedly last piano work has been found by musicologist Peter McCallum, while studying the composers final music sketchbook at the Berlins state library. The 32 bars piece was found in the so called Kullak sketchbook, one of Beethovens working documents full of ideas, jotted notes and musical fragments. Mr McCallum noticed what he calls the Bagatelle in F minor in the middle of Beethovens sketches for the String Quartet Op.135. Obviously it wasnt clear it was a piano piece instantly because Beethoven often used a chaotic sort of shorthand. Mr McCallum said he believed the piece was written in October 1826, a few months before Beethovens death in March 1827. I didn't know it was a piano piece until I actually sat down and tried to write it out, says McCallum. Beethoven almost never used clefs or key signatures so you have to think about it but once you do crack the code its clear. Mr McCallum adds.

[@pianoforteyt]

thank you so much for the detailed explanation!

[@thomashughes4859]

First!

[@pianoforteyt]

congrats, hope you enjoyed!

[@thomashughes4859]

@@pianoforteyt Sure did!