Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 9 in A major, Op. 47 - Leonidas Kavakos /Enrico Pace

[@robertbrainerd5919]

For Beethoven a violin sonata was as important as an opera.

[@capsule5789]

This is pure demonstration of how much pleasure and happiness it is to be a confirmed musician, able to play what you love. This passion and satisfaction in their eyes is just breath taking.

[@neto6517]

La cara de traste del pianista al finalizar el primer movimiento y ver a la gente aplaudir no tiene precio

[@ТатьянаСысоева-ш3ы]

Я под таким сильным впечатлением, что сегодня уже ничего больше слушать не буду! Словами не выразить, как хорошо сыграли!

[@musicalme27]

I was wiped after listening to these two masters of their instruments. This composition proves Beethoven is the GOAT! Not enough superlatives for the sonata. Plus my very favorite violin/piano duo. Thank you. I love you both.

[@corinnevinclair3999]

Bravo à tous les deux belle interpretation je ce suis fan de Leonidas et Pace très bon pianiste

[@marcusfranck7698]

MAGNIFIC INTERPRETATION !!!

[@jansnauwaert1785]

I like the raw energy.

[@michelaspinelli6385]

Grande interpretazione. Tecnica impeccabile....sturmisch❤

[@АлександрМирончиков-ю7ь]

Kavakos the best!!!❤❤❤

[@СеменоваСветлана-с5ы]

Соната - совершенство, инструменты звучат божественно, слышно, что выложились по полной программе, наслаждение невыразимое!

[@Mbetman]

Simply magnificent, it transcendents the virtuosity and get's down to the core of the genius of Beethoven's music.

[@alhfgsp]

Maybe this should have been called "Sonata for violin and piano" since the piano shares equal weight with the violin. What a coherent synergy between the two instrument parts. Beethoven was a genius and these two are incredible masters of the highest variety.

[@loathgoogel2703]

I think the standard title at this time was "sonata for piano and violin."

[@mark-kj4qf]

yes！Its name is ”Piano and Violin Sonata“

[@Ethan-ib5hk]

Two of my favourite musicians on their respective instruments!

[@iamjane9628]

BRAVO !!!!!

[@a_sea_oasis]

Amazing ❤ Thank You 💕 April 23rd, 2024 California

[@Andersdenkende]

Delicious, full of emotion and character.

[@GRAVAMOUNT]

Amazing the best rendition I have ever heard of this!

[@kathyo1811]

Gorgeous teamwork and stupendous rendition. Thank you.

[@andreaboccaletti6995]

Stupefacenti!

[@yokk3070]

truly wonderful

[@gbeccato]

Sublime

[@nephiburgos7929]

The face of the pianist at 3:11 hahah a bit hilarious what a speed!

[@mauricepitman]

Bravo bravo excellent

[@Dylonely_9274]

He is so good !

[@TheSparshofMusic-wn7de]

Amazing!👍👍👍

[@NiPaVou]

What a sonata! What an excellent duo!

[@오오-y3c]

바이올린 선율, 참으로 아름답고 감사합니다. 많이 힘드시겠지만, 조금만 더 버티세요. 다들 힘내십시오.

[@kokoh399]

미스터 카바코스의 명연과 당신의 댓글에 감사합니다.

[@최선화-i9v]

❤

[@보링거]

Very nice

[@kathyo1811]

I heard Vengerov play this last night and people also clapped after the first movement. I think this piece should be the exception to the rule, since there has never been written a piece that so arouses the audience, and gives so much joy when there is such complete synchrony as we see here.

[@guyf3115]

Fyi historically speaking first movements were meant to be clapped after finishing.

[@fredlifsitz7411]

Indeed. Back “in the day” They might have even repeated a movement after such a fine performance. Conventions only go so far…

[@sumeetsharma7256]

Captivato !!

[@sumeetsharma7256]

As captivating as monsieur cavakos

[@skoromoh_]

Pure performance. Bravo 🎉 . 26924

[@johnyoon8393]

원래 댓글 질 안쓰지만 이건 도저히 그냥 지니갈 수 없네요ㅠ 입이 떡 벌어지는 카바코스 형님의 해석.. 들어보면 너무 자연스럽고 당연한 흐름ㅠㅠ 피아니스트님도 너무 잘 맞추시는데 그 와중에 본인 색깔 너무 잘 넣으심ㅠㅠ 두분의 케미에 소름이 돋습니다;; 그 많디 많은 5번 연주도 너무 새롭고 깔끔함 다들 들어보셔요

[@johnyoon8393]

27:07 시간 멈추는 느낌…

[@허운-b6x]

스님과 파체의 앙상블 ~ 몰아치는 파도마저 청정

[@emmerentiagroenewald3694]

I like the fotography !!

[@ドラさん-z4l]

Best matching！

[@duggiefresh8170]

The camerawork sucks, but this performance was awesome.

[@stepaushi]

Lovely performance with character. (Dam* videographer yet again, though.)

[@carlosgomes9576]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@henrymiller7262]

I. 00:25 II. Theme: 14:47 Var. 1: 17:10 Var. 2: 19:14 Var. 3: 21:08 Var. 4: 24:20 III. 30:29

[@dinorahamendola6020]

❤❤❤

[@luigistella5821]

BEETHOVEN!!!

[@VDF13258]

👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@julio5074]

Magnífica interpretación, con el brío que requiere esta obra maestra. Espero que Anne-Sophie y Lambert lo hayan visto y tomen nota...

[@Anicius_]

Year of recording?

[@topsecret1837]

Should have been better called the Bridgetower sonata. He must’ve been a tremendous violinist if Beethoven wanted to dedicate it to him originally. All it took was them not arguing over a subject as petty as women.

[@matthewgroters6270]

Did they play all of the sonatas in one show on this concert?

[@franciscomunozhidalgo4421]

Calidad

[@АлександрШвайнштейн-м3с]

ОбапрониклисьвстильБетхоуена. Огоньипламя.

[@АлександрШвайнштейн-м3с]

ОбапрониклисьвстильБетхоуена

[@groove40]

Terrible camera work…too much close ups…😮

[@noexqses8822]

Were all here for the beautiful music so camera doesn’t matter

[@jansnauwaert1785]

Yeah, you are right. The music though is great.

[@jansnauwaert1785]

The camera DOES matter.

[@florianobonfanti7801]

If camera's good, better. If not, who cares. In music sound is what does matter.

[@ドラさん-z4l]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BestAmateurViolinist]

Well, after an expressionless and wonky beginning, It actually becomes palpable. What the heck does he think he's doing in not vibrating?

[@colinsmithers6961]

Non vibrato is a special effect in itself.