Beethoven - Piano sonata n°4 op.7 - Michelangeli London 1982

[@claudioacquistapace8977]

Una interpretazione favolosa e, credo, difficilmente ripetibile. Solo Michelangeli, con il suo tocco, sa ricavare dal pianoforte una incredibile varietà di sonorità, tutte di cristallina purezza e bellezza.

[@mariarizzo8816]

Ma nessuno si accorge che lo strumento sul quale suona ha un timbro e una dinamica potenziale totalmente diversi da qualunque altro strumento su cui suonano gli altri? Frutto di una preparazione da parte dei tecnici ossessiva e iperbolica.

[@ArrauWhynot]

@@mariarizzo8816Concordo, spesso alla gente non piace ragionare con la logica ma idealizzare i propri idoli come se avessero dei poteri magici e con questo non sminuisco Michelangeli ( uno dei miei pianisti italiani preferiti ) sono semplicemente realista.

[@ArrauWhynot]

@@mariarizzo8816Stessa cosa con lo Steinway di Horowitz, poi ovviamente lui di suo aveva un modo di suonare particolarmente eccentrico e speciale, aveva una vastità dinamica e tocco che in pochissimi hanno però rimane sempre un umano.

[@mariarizzo8816]

@@ArrauWhynot ti ringrazio per la risposta

[@mehmetiksel257]

One of my favourite 32 sonatas. Real concert piece! Perfetto!

[@JohannaCTjia]

Michelangeli and Beethoven.... Wonderful

[@muellfrank]

i was there. unforgettable. on the stage two steinways, one for the other half with debussy. big evening. the greatest pianist.

[@PeterWillsherWillsherMusic]

Me too!

[@Matthan678]

@@PeterWillsherWillsherMusic I was there too, still have the ticket stub! a great evening

[@syourke3]

He used two different pianos in the same concert, one just for Debussy?! That’s amazing! Could you hear any difference between the pianos?

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Come on Frank! Not true!! ABM not the greatest! ABM no flow! No rhythmic vitalness! No genius! Really the greatest Wilhelm Kempff( the most beautiful sound!) Grigory Sokolov( the Giant! The Titan of Piano!) Emil Gilels( the King!) Artur Rubinstein( the GOD!) Sviatislav Richter Radu Lupu( the most colorful piano sound!) ABM played second-rated concertos like Mozart no 15! Haydn G major! Liszt no 1! ABM never played the best piano concertos like JS Bach 1052! Rachmaninov 1-3! Chopin 1-2 Brahms 1-2 Prokofiev 1-3 Saint-Saens no 2 Thaikovsky no 1!

[@edwindepianist]

@@Matthan678 What was the complete program please?

[@mariolongo7369]

The Perfection!!!

[@thomgeo8073]

Arturo You are my LOVE

[@innocenzobarrera1505]

... impressionantemente bellissimo!

[@thomgeo8073]

Какая Глубина Души Всё это от Бога Он Через Бога Воскрещает любового Автора

[@yaelpalombo4093]

Perfezione!

[@giorgioscriabin8725]

Super

[@notaire2]

Klare und perfekt artikulierte live Interpretation dieser jugendlichen Klaviersonate vom größten Komponisten im früh19. Jahrhundert. Echt genial!

[@russosiculo]

Il leggendario tocco di ABM...

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

From the very first bars, utterly boring.

[@albertogrossi3883]

are you sure ?

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

@@donalwalsh1129 It's not a problem of sound quality or acoustic. When I listen to music, I do not care about sound quality. It's for me a nonsensical point. The real point for me is that Michelangeli is making Beethoven as a dead corpse. His (pseudo) "classicism " is a very toxic poison to living music. So Barenboïm too. And yes, you guessed perfectly right, Artur Schnabel is my idol. Bravo ! (and yes again, making music "safe" is completey stupid)

[@Fritz_Maisenbacher]

@@donalwalsh1129 Dear Mr. Walsh, - "pseudo-classicism" is the (wrong) way to play a warm music like an arrogant fridge. - the point that I am not interested about acoustic is not a "lack" of sensibility (why are you insulting me, you asshole ?) , but a very conscious will of myself, as privileging music and not ear comfort. - I do not judge church acoustic, but recording acoustic. - If Michelangeli was synesthesic, yes, but he could have played with sensibility. Which is not the case. - I use the words I choose. Even if you are pleased or not. And yes, safety in music is stupid, even more, it's a treason, in many, many works a pianist is interpretating.

[@steveegallo3384]

@Fritz_Maisenbacher -- Meticulous exciting highly-nuanced performance.....BRAVO, Maestro....from Acapulco!

[@donalwalsh1129]

Subtle. Belated greetings to you from Canterbury, England! Hope all is well with you in Acapulco despite hurricane 'Otis'.@@steveegallo3384