Beethoven - Sonata No. 15 in D major, Op. 28, 'Pastorale' (Richard Goode)

00:00 - Allegro
09:33 - Andante
16:11 - Scherzo: Allegro vivace
18:18 - Rondo: Allegro ma non troppo
Richard Goode, 1993

[@diegosalasnoain1149]

Beethoven is just so sensible with his pieces, this sonatas are so pristine as well as many of his other masterpieces. I'd really would consider listening to this before I want to improvise. It seems like there are many lost sounds, mixture of notes, tempos I just can only find in his music. He really was and still is the best composer of all times.

[@jpdemont]

Goode's interpretation of the Beethoven sonata's will be considered a masterpiece for 100 years, Thank you so much.

[@lincyu8]

Best version of this piece I know of, exactly what this piece would sound in my mind.

[@thebioFAN]

I came here because of a video about Mathematics and Mandelbrot Sets. and yes: This is outstanding. Beautiful.

[@nayreel3529]

Same here :D

[@ShamoyRahman]

Haha same, while tripping

[@pho.phonic]

Me too

[@zioncruz7302]

Likewise, this song is a work of art.

[@drale75]

beautiful sonata, I played it 17 years ago, love it very much....good interpretation

[@CamiloArnaldo]

Greatest Andante. No words >.<

[@JLew-ch8yu]

Love the way you play this piece. Love this piece.

[@_PROCLUS]

Richard Goode b. 1943) ... studied with Elvira Szigeti, Claude Frank, and Nadia Reisenberg at Mannes College - The New School for Music (where he is a faculty member) and Rudolf Serkin and Mieczysław Horszowski at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WIKI

[@TheJoyfulPianist]

Can't wait to hear Goode in concert today!

[@smmens]

cet andante de Beethoven m'a fasciné depuis que je l'ai entendu depuis la première fois. Et je vient d'entendre sous les doigts de Goode une version que je trouve la meilleure sans doute : pas de pathos en trop, un vrai andante qui ne traine pas. Le pianiste sert la musique et lui permet à elle seule d'exprimer toute l'émotion tendue du compositeur. C'est ce qui fascine chez Ludwig : écrire des partitions simples, mais tout en expression et en émotion si on les joues simplement en RESTITUANT.

[@jacquescarmen7973]

Goode est très bien , simple et direct comme tous les grands à la forte personnalité tels Schnabel Brendel Arrau Kempff Guilels Serkin Richter ... J'en passe certainement ; pourtant celle qui m'a fait le plus grand effet dans ce mouvement et pourtant qui le joue plus lentement qu'il se devrait peut être , c"est Maria Grimberg : elle fait preuve d' une profondeur et d"une émotion inouïes ( on peut facilement retrouver cette immense pianiste sur YT ...)

[@jacquescarmen7973]

Samuel , Goode est parfait mais il faut entendre Maria Grinberg dans ce mouvement , elle est d'une lenteur et d"une émotion confondantes et absolues !

[@jacquescarmen7973]

Euh ,pardon je me suis trompé, j"ai fait deux réponses ( m^me trois) , je débute ici , mille excuses Samuel ...

[@NoahJohnson1810]

Wow, very nice

[@Edgard1315]

Beethoven was definitely one of best. So was Goode!.

[@neros12346]

This is his best sonata

[@poplife123]

Defo definitive version i brought his box set years ago and never heard anything better since....thanks for posting this and the the other 31 (Im assuming you have lol)

[@vonhoother]

Good Lord, I listened to the last movement thinking I liked the tempo but it was kind of on the outer edge of "non troppo," like one more beat per minute and it would be troppo, and what was he going to do with the "Più Allegro quasi Presto" at the end--and then he did it. Kind of like Mark Twain's description of a jackrabbit in "Roughing It." Going to go listen to Barenboim's recording so I can feel a little better about my tempo.

[@platform84]

Fascinating!

[@mdhk7550]

❤

[@hodmchess6133]

Holy crap. I hate David Goode, but this is fantastic. This is my second favorite recording of this sonata after Edwin Fischer. They are very similar recordings, I think Edwin Fischer's though was the best, however I never knew that an interpretation similar too his exists, but it turns out at least one does. This is amazing. I have played this sonata for years, and I am trying to interpret it in this style, I will definately use this recording to help me.

[@hodmchess6133]

Well, his third movement has some flaws, and the forth movement does have a few too, but it is still great.

[@hodmchess6133]

+hodmchess I never knew this guy could play this well.

[@jacquescarmen7973]

Goode est très bien , simple et direct comme tous les grands à la forte personnalité tels Schnabel Brendel Arrau Kempff Guilels Serkin Richter ... J'en passe certainement ; pourtant celle qui m'a fait le plus grand effet dans ce mouvement et pourtant qui le joue plus lentement qu'il se devrait peut être , c"est Maria Grimberg : elle fait preuve d' une profondeur et d"une émotion inouïes ( on peut facilement retrouver cette immense pianiste sur YT ...)

[@ullapoule7419]

Merci d'avoir mentionné Maria Grinberg et de m'avoir fait découvrir cette effectivement immense pianiste. La machine You Tube n'ouvre que timidement à l'inconnu, heureusement que certains commentaires le font (même si beaucoup sont consternants, et encore, le mot est trop long)

[@ttestates1]

John O'Conner & Richard are the only pianist I can find whom have the correct tempo and balls for this Sonata, this is not Mozart this is not Haydn it's Beethoven. If you don't have John O'Connor's complete Beethoven sonatas I need to get it

[@gyeongbaemin3128]

Best

[@이연호-s2x]

🐞🎬

[@yvonnewellen]

Heard this played much more slowly, by a Russian pianist. Very strange but interesting. Anybody know who that pianist was?

[@kutubira9]

is it Gilels?

[@hyoroemonmeto6874]

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