Hélène Grimaud: Beethoven - Sonata No. 31 in A-flat, Op. 110

[@TatianaRacheva]

A very strong technique and control, especially obvious in the left hand.

[@garyjosephchandler63]

I love her!

[@rebeccamicha5436]

If only Beethoven had an instrument that could express his work so beautifully.

[@antoniocatuogno7819]

Che meraviglia Helen Grimaud. ❤ Una grandissima pianista.

[@strangenoise-mt2zf]

Если честно, мне совсем не понравилось, всё одним цветом, даже нет форте и пиано. Звонко, однообразно, трели плохие. Наши дети лучше играю, костюм хорош.

[@会田英夫]

ベートーヴェン晩年の作品の中でも傑作の一つです。女性的な感性で弾く旋律が透き通った音で私たちに響いてきます。併せて、これだけのメロディーを創造できたベートーヴェン、大作曲家の一人でもあることは、この曲からも伺えますし、充分納得できます。私の好きな一曲です。

[@stevej061069]

The emotional intensity of that music defies description. And that is a truly marvelous performance.

[@EmreSenSecrectOfMusic]

From 10:15 on are the deepest, most touching piano recital moments I have ever heard in my life so far. I can't imagine a further point in reaching debths of one's soul. Helene left a precious, timeless experience through Beethoven which makes me feel grateful. It is beyond any technique, skill or virtuosity. It is complete surrender and transformation.

[@chazardmichel]

It is a 4th dimension interprétation !

[@royal051093]

Try Adagio of 32nd sonata

[@andrelefebvre5453]

♥

[@malcolmabram2957]

I think she is superb when playing Beethoven.

[@DebSosa-w9p]

@@royal051093 Yes. That, too.

[@styleexnietz1900]

she see through herself... Rare Musician.

[@augustoarzillo8329]

Mette i brividi per sensibilita' e trasporto.Helene fa raggiungere al pianoforte di Beethoven vette inarrivabili e stellari.Un portento della musica con la M maiuscola.

[@jimsanford9215]

So Beautiful Helene!

[@etnocnad]

Young 20th century French woman embodies soul of dying 19th century composer to reveal outer limits of musical expression

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

Учителя, при музыке своей наверно греют души, когда примерные ученики, душу свю, прикладывают к ихней, чтоб вместе плазмой засияв, шедевр родился совершенней...

[@infinitemahler1755]

Wonderful command and total involvement from this great artist

[@MrMojolinux]

21st century French woman !

[@ericmirza9497]

Beautiful work

[@claudioparrella183]

Questo è forse il miglior file su you tube di questa pianista francese

[@nataliamamardashvili3346]

the best I have heard

[@kiaruna]

11:41 touches your soul

[@wolfgangklofat594]

Das muss im Jahre 2021 ein phantastischer Klavierabend in Berlin gewesen sein: Hélène Grimaud mit Bach, Beethoven u n d (!) der Brahms-Sonate op. 5.

[@golfer5990]

Really captures the spirituality of late Beethoven. One of my favorite sonatas from any composer.

[@qinchen9248]

And IMO this is one of the best performances of this piece

[@srothbardt]

Luigi’s most beautiful ecstatic piece

[@a.a.dehulster7567]

A great artist, wonderfull how she plays Beethoven. I saw her in Amsterdam where she played a programme with “water music” , like Les jeux d’eau de la villa d’Este by Liszt.

[@mnopqr1158]

スモールハンドの私は、フーガをノーペダルでと言われ途方に暮れてしまったが。ペダル有りフーガ素晴らしい！ペダルの勉強になる。

[@Hank5149]

Terrific performance! LOVE IT!!!

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

` 🕊️ 🕊️ Fascinating

[@netmendo]

Não apenas a técnica nem o virtuosismo mas a transfiguração em música . Uma deusa a tocar....

[@JanosKmetyko]

unglaublich schön fabelhaft

[@mc00bain]

Beautiful performance

[@ВячеславВарфоломеев-г2д]

Спасибо, все чудесно, и игра, и чувства, и душа , последними мысли Самого автора. Спасибо. Исполнитель от Бога.

[@ZosimoLee]

A quiet day and then this pensive reflective playing from a beautiful wonderful pianist. How apt.

[@ptyxs]

Une pure merveille.

[@正直ポチ]

Bravo (^^♪　私の中で、Hélène Grimaud　の演奏する Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 31 がベストです。しなやかで清明で強く優しい。♬

[@pierre-gabrieljobin9450]

Et la fugue du 3e mouvement, magnifique Beethoven et magnifique Grimaud oh la la !

[@LisaRSArt]

Wow! So beautiful and majestic! 👏👏👏❤️

[@hankzauderer1082]

Wonderfully played, as usual!!!

[@hankzauderer1082]

You make the piano sing!!!!!!!!!!

[@hankzauderer1082]

i I enjoyed your concert at Stanford University so much!!! I am 86 now, so I have little time left. Come back, please, so all the music lovers who come to the Bing Auditorium can enjoy your artistry, too!

[@soyprovinciano8451]

Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 31 in A-flat, Op. 110 0:00​ I. Moderato cantabile molto espressivo 6:38​ II. Allegro molto 8:44​ III. Adagio ma non troppo - Fuga

[@johnladorton6178]

Menahem Pressler, pianist in the Beaux Arts Trio, who recently passed away said that playing this sonata 'brought him back to life' after falling into a state of despair after he had fled from his home country in 1939 to flee the Nazis. I'm sure he would have loved this. My personal favourite rendition is that of Arthur Schnabel which has a profound solemnity about it that is hard to equal.

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Helene Grimaud se destacó y brilló desde muy joven. Esta es una más de las tantas pruebas. Ya no nos sorprende. Directamente nos maravilla

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

Непереживай...Так сильно...

[@mous3y490]

the fuga ohhhhhh mannnn

[@konstantinosapostolatos3875]

Absolutely wonderful ❤❤🎼🎼🎼

[@임기택-x2y]

What a strong heart touching!

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

💪🍅😀

[@jorgefedericokahl8721]

La admiro en TODOS los sentidos !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

И я

[@dragansavic39]

Just beautiful. Sometime I can't stop tears. However, I think, she overuses rubato (what does not stop my tears).

[@victorgonzalezescalante1504]

Maravillosa.

[@최줄리아나]

단언컨데 op110 라이브중 최고다

[@user-LapaLuchs]

Brava!🎉🎉🎉

[@montaignejunior5146]

Absolutely marvelous!

[@RosarioDiPeri]

Wonderful!

[@alexandrecorreia6357]

Maravilhoso!

[@bobjones-bt9bh]

up there with Gould for the adagio passages...just a spectacular rendition

[@c30s20]

...Belle comme une statue Grecque...

[@JanosKmetyko]

si sind eine sehr begabte pianistin fabelhaft

[@CatholicChristian593]

Very freshly refreshing to be able to bathe in Beethoven via an astounding artist. (Sergei Tarnowsky might also have been pleased were he alive to hear her performance, perhaps, or?)

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

,,Чтоб мудро жизнь прожить, знать надобно не мало, два важных правила запомни для начала: Ты лучше голодай, чем что попало есть, и лучше будь один, чем вместе с кем попало"😇 ОмарХайям

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

Добрый совет для маленьких и больши'х детей 😁😉🥀

[@andredelacerdasantos4439]

amei

[@j.m.v.1471]

Excelente interpretación. Sugiero escuchar a continuación la versión de Glenn Gould, mucho más lenta. ¡No comparemos! Disfrutemos de las dos. Ambas son maravillosas.

[@luizdigaetano]

Si je te disais que je ne me lasse pas de t'écouter, le croiriez-vous ?

[@pierre-xavierchassot3183]

oui ! je vous crois , car on ne se lasse pas de ce que l on aime vraiment !

[@auscomvic9900]

Love

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

10:24 10:58 Bernstein: Beethoven is a bad melodist Beethoven: hold my Sonata Op. 110 in a flat major third movement adagio ma non troppo

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

...ich finde ja, dass die Musik von Bach die Menge ist, deren Teilmengen die Musik aller übrigen Komponisten ausmacht... ...Bach spannt also das musikalische Universum auf und er schließt es auch... ...Beethoven hat die musikalische Form, wie auch schon Haydn vor ihm, entscheidend geöffnet, ohne je ihren Rahmen den sie qua forma hatte, zu sprengen... ...er war also nicht so sehr Neugründender, sondern jemand, der der Stille nur andere Facetten entlockte in Abhängigkeit dessen, dass er nie vergaß, was sie ihrem Wesen nach ist, nämlich das dem Menschen nur transzendent eigentliche Sein, wo nur Wellenfunktionen ( ...im Moment jedenfalls... ) annähern können, was das sei, woraus sich Gottes Schöpfung erhebt... ...übrigens finde ich es interessant zu fragen, wie sehr Beethoven schon unbewusst seinen Kompositionen einverleibte, dass das ancien régime nicht mehr war, oder ob das vielleicht gar keine Auswirkungen auf das Wesen der Musik hatte... (...es mag sehr schlüssig erscheinen, der ersten Teilaussage der Disjunktion zu folgen, wobei das ein Schein sein kann, aber nicht muss, der trügerisch sei... ...just don't jump to conclusions... ), er war ja bis auf eine kurze Zeit in Bonn freischaffend, so wie Mozart übrigens auch, nachdem dieser sich 1781 mit einem Eklat aus Salzburg verabschiedet hatte... Le p'tit Daniel...der schon indizierte, wen er ganz unbedingt sehr und sehnlichst mal treffen möchte...

[@RO-zo8mp]

Hélène Grimaud は現存する最高のピアニストであり芸術家です、この演奏がBeethovenの心臓に到達しているかはともかく、この若さでこの曲をプログラムに取り上げる人はいないし、こんなふうに弾いたピアニストは他にいません。この曲に関する限り、1位グリモー、2位グールドかな。最後のフーガの部分はさすがにグールドのほうがいいと思うけど.。

[@АндрейЕременко-о6ж]

,,Меняем реки, страны, горда, иные двери, новые года. А никуда нам от себя не деться, а если деться-только в никуда"😭 ОмарХайям. ,,Меня'ем две'ри, города' и стра'ны Ре'ки, моря' на океа'ны, но'вые года, простра'нство, вре'мени вра'та, куда' всегда' мы мо'жем де'ться идя' доро'гой соверше'нства. Ступа'й ступе'нями добра'! 😀 🤗 😇 Источник - ОмарХайям импровизация (вОмара -Ло'бстер-Рака обрабо'тке)😀♥️😙

[@satella12]

12:27

[@rumenkjamilov5539]

❤

[@benedictcowell6547]

Not as mystical and curious and profound as the final movement of no.32.If one did not know the afore mentioned it would be possible to believe this was the last word in the piano sonata and certainly Hélèn Grimaud's performance could persuade you. A character in Thomas Mann's 'Dr. Faustus' believed that that last sonata was a valediction to the sonata and I agree, but this performance could persuade me to revise my opinion and had Thomas Mann heard her performance his novel might have been a different book .I want to hear her play that last sonata, but not as her valediction. She will reveal the mysteries of many works yet.

[@ferfusco5217]

😍😍😍

[@cristobalv]

Scorpios are often good musician.

[@vijinanadu1962]

Beethoven is Sagittarius

[@vijinanadu1962]

And the best of this Sonata that I know is the DG version from Emil Gilels, is he Scorpio ?

[@cristobalv]

I mean, he went crazy

[@vijinanadu1962]

@@cristobalv Your evidence ? hearsay ?

[@cristobalv]

@@vijinanadu1962 just read his Bio.

[@that7650]

10:12

[@natalieholt2598]

man of culture!!!!

[@supawels3627]

Die Botschaften LvB's und von Helene Grimaud sind Harmonie und Frieden. Da kann es kann tragisch, aber notwendig sein, die russischen Kommentatoren zu bitten, ihre Emmpfehlungen und Lebensregeln im eigenen Land zu verkünden. Sie damit an den Katzentisch zu verweisen ist angesichts der Unmenschlichkeiten in der Ukraine nur konsequent.

[@wolfgangklofat594]

Mit solchen Verkennungen lässt sich auch kein Frieden schaffen. Das musikalische Empfinden ist in allen Menschen gleich. Politik, Moral haben da nichts verloren.

[@malcolmabram2957]

I know Mozart, Haydn and Bach wrote great piano concerti. Perhaps Chopin, Liszt, Alkan and almost certainly Rachmaninoff were the more capable performers and composers for the piano, even in terms of sheer technical brilliance and imagination, BUT, I am at home when I listen to Beethoven.

[@saskianijveldt7511]

Prachtigdezepianistespeeltmetheelhaargevoelsaskia

[@gertjanhox]

Interesting how people can differ when it comes to taste and interpretation. I think Grimaud's view on this masterpiece is so overly romantic that I find it very difficult to listen to. To me, the readings of Leonskaja, Kissin, Schiff, Brendel or Richter are so much more interesting, honest and stripped of all unnecessary ornamentation. But to each their own of course.

[@strangenoise-mt2zf]

В России так играет любой выпускник музыкальной школы.😊

[@onenightraven1978]

Wie hätte Beethoven das auf einem Steinway und mit seinem gesunden Ohr gespielt?

[@Lorelley11]

little too fast ... express her mind

[@lonesomealeks4206]

Beethoven isn't meant to be played by delicate female hands.

[@psalmer5690]

Love her, just wish she’d ditch the pantsuits.