Boris Giltburg Beethoven Sonata Cycle | Part 2 - Live from Wigmore Hall

[@ОльгаТитова-п3ы]

СОВЕРШЕННОЕ, БЛАГОРОДНОЕ ИСПОЛНЕНИЕ! БРАВО, МАЭСТРО!

[@cribedadabecri5764]

His left hand is great. His sensibility is very original. You can enjoy Beethoven´s music as it is. With no fireworks that mess with the beauty of pure music.

[@maple284]

Thank you for your interpretation. It's thoughtful and subtle!

[@iskramantcheva5754]

Beautiful phrasing!

[@pedrosalinas992]

Excelente. Brillantes interpretaciones. Mis felicitaciones, desde Tucumán, Argentina.

[@indemidova]

Boris, your performance is trully wonderful. BRAVO!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kevinm6790]

Bravo Maestro Giltburg!!!

[@BorisGladky]

Boris greets Boris. Bravo!

[@kathleendavies963]

Concert begins 2:20 Tempest 26:50

[@clairesevin7114]

le printemps est ravissant on se promène avec lui …..

[@jonathanhos6031]

Is there a part 1 in your KZbin channel ?

[@murdo_mck]

You can find it on the 'Live' tab, along with the placeholder for part 3 which will be streamed live in December.

[@RicAbapo]

What did he use to turn the page?

[@geoff7517]

I think there is a foot switch that synchs with his iPad.

[@miguele.colonp1567]

He can have a pedal switch or even he can switch with a Face gesture

[@howardchen101]

Professional Pianists don't need to memorize the pieces anymore?

[@abcanal2]

I think it's just the pianist's choice. Mr. Giltburg certainly knows these sonatas deeply, and chose to use the score in front of him as a guide, a support. With new technologies, IPads, bluetooth page turners, I think this will become more and more common. I see that harpsichordists and organists are more receptive about playing with the support of the sheet music, but this is still a taboo for many pianists, when it shouldn't be: whether the music is, with sheet music or from memory, it doesn't matter!

[@daryltownsley4562]

I think it has been customary to play sonatas with the score

[@vancouverlife1]

Soon AR glasses like Ray Ban Meta could be used instead of a tablet

[@svetlanachervonnaya7369]

@@abcanal2 Richter used the scores in his later years, with an assistant sitting next to turn the pages. Moree like a talisman, as he said.

Not a nice sound, hard and sharp. It's a shame, it's an interesting interpretation regardless.

[@pedrosalinas992]

Señor, siempre será van Beethoven a través de alguien, no el puro genio que se brinda a la inmortalidad en la humanidad viva que lo disfruta y lo seguirá disfrutando por los siglos de los siglos. ¿Do you understand?