Beethoven - Piano sonata n°16 op 31 n°1 - Annie Fischer

[@4980cbs]

All my life I´ve been listening to my favourite pianists playing these sonates but this woman almost makes them new to me.I love her.

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

Annie Fischer is more than a perfect piano playing. Her soul is thrown into the playing. It does not mean easy emotionality; on the contrary, containment and frugality. Beethoven becomes alive and tangible. Since Arrau almost nobody had achieved it. Perfection that transcends perfection and becomes music. Whatever music is.

[@lavauru9986]

ok but did she not come before or same time as Arrau in the history of piano playing? then you would have to say no one but Arrau equaled Annie Fischer

[@lavauru9986]

Annie Fischer 1914-1995 Claudio Arrau 1902-1991

[@carlosginzburg5694]

Es increíble como resuelve en forma única cada sonata de Beethoven con fuerza, tensiones, sonoridad y virtuosismo, Agradezco haber conocido esta mujer, incomparable, intérprete también de Mozart, cuya calidad quedará dentro de mí para siempre. No dudo que está entre las mejores pianistas de todos los tiempos. Mario Carlos Ginzburg desde Buenos Aires.

[@notaire2]

Spannende Interpretation dieser perfekt komponierten Klaviersonate im rhythmischen Tempo mit perfekt artikuliertem Anschlag und völlig effektiver Dynamik. Echt eindrucksvoll!

[@gerardbegni2806]

There are many ways to consider this sonata - and that is true of the three movements. The question is to remain coherent at the level of each movement considered as a whole while keeping care to the details of the music. Annie Fischer has all these qualities. Her rendering is a masterful rendering.

[@noshirm6285]

*Maestra!* 💐👏🏻💐

[@northshores7319]

Only Beethoven can run you up and down the whole keyboard at a fast rate and make wonderful music of it.

[@crayon2323]

thanks for uploading in HD!

[@ИринаКосова-ц9х]

Спасибо!

[@brkahn]

I. Allegro vivace 0:00 II. Adagio grazioso 6:24 III. Rondo. Allegretto 16:20

[@Hussain_Eidani]

❤

[@henricusbajanensis]

I do really like Annie Fischer. Is it possible to know on which piano is she playing? Thanks!

[@incontrariomotu]

She played a Bösendorfer for these Beethoven sonatas recorded in the 1970s.

[@incontrariomotu]

And I like the discs of Paradisi and Cabezon works that you recorded some time ago.

[@henricusbajanensis]

@@incontrariomotu Thank you very much, I had the suspicion ;-). Early XXth century's Bösendorfer is my favorite piano!

[@henricusbajanensis]

@@incontrariomotu I'm really happy you liked them... it was a lot of yeras ago, my God! I recorded several others, alas not always easily available...

[@mehmetiksel3081]

Always a Bösendorfer.