Why listen to Beethoven`s Appassionata Sonata?

Fabian Müller talks about Beethoven`s Piano Sonata op. 57 f-minor "Appassionata".
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Fabian Müller could establish himself as one of the most remarkable German pianists of his generation. The Süddeutsche Zeitung commented on his performance of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3: “This was played eminently clear, transparent, exciting in each phrase and every single tone. To play with such a controlled and round touch, but with fine expression and sense for structure and tension curves, is a stroke of luck.”
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[@edoardosuprani4721]

Amazing overview of the sonata and playing😍🤩🙌

[@Hypermobiledancer]

That was so interesting. The Appassionata is one of my favorites. You played and explained Beautifully. I'm surprised you don't burst a blood vessel in the final bars of the 3rd movement 'Presto'

[@thabangmotea6025]

I've always loved this sonata. Thanks for your analysis.

[@edwardcone6860]

Really unbelievably wonderful both the way you explain it and the way you play it. THANK YOU! (vielen dank!!)

[@Tortuosit]

Admittedly, for me because of mvmt 3. FIRE

[@user-bn7bv2zv2n]

thank you for this lesson

[@chonglamm8355]

thanks a lots for the analyse ! bravo ....I like your interpretation of Brahms op.76 no.1which is very expressive !!

[@adriankornblum1874]

Sehr sehr interessantes und schönes Video, Dir zuzuhören wie du diese dramatischste aller Beethoven-Sonaten für uns erkundest und und erklärst macht einfach nur Spaß! Vielen lieben Dank und ich hoffe es war nicht das letzte bzw. längste Video dieser Art 😃🎹👍🏻

[@mariamalunkal7817]

Thank you, Thank you, Danke . You have captured the spirit of the piece so well. Thank you again.

[@felipemolinaperez4612]

I love that piece! Thanks for your beautiful explain

[@Erik83474]

Extremely interesting! Thanks so much!

[@neilf6782]

Tonally the first movement is a complete monster to control...

[@tiehanpan251]

The so called ‘fate motif’ in 5th symphony is actually written as 8th notes in 2/4. But here is a different rhythm. I’m asking myself whether the similar audio effect is created by the motif itself or the placement of the motif. And f minor sonata is composed ahead of 5th symphony so the symbolism might not stands the same.

[@cubalarry]

Tell me more.... Please

[@misterflamingo]

Accidentally gets carried away and plays the whole piece 😂 but this is good stuff. I would watch more if the analysis went deeper