Haydn: Sonata No. 50 in D Hob.XVI:37 - Rudolf Buchbinder, 1972 - Telefunken 6.35249

Buchbinder Playlist: • Haydn: Sonata A major ...
Allegro con brio (0:00)
Largo e sostenuto (4:05)
Finale. Presto, ma non troppo (7:21)
Rudolf Buchbinder (born 1 December 1946, Litoměřice, Czechoslovakia) is an Austrian classical pianist.

[@davidhertzberg]

My collection of Buchbinder's vinyl recordings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bl62eoFnfr6WiK8

[@journeymancellist9247]

Haydn was probably the most joyful composer who ever lived

[@arno.q]

What about mozart

[@chillmemes5865]

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[@arno.q]

@@chillmemes5865 it was the last piece he ever wrote , maybe that's why

[@tackontitan]

The playing is so crisp and clean!!!

[@robertnagy9185]

Yes, its amazing.

[@user-zl4mk2vc6o]

But I can't understand why he is beating the piano so cruel. Sometimes it just shouts. Awful sound.

[@montepitcheddrummer5838]

Yes, Super! But I think this song is too long and very hard! In the song, it many semiquaver/16th notes!

[@montepitcheddrummer5838]

I'm in grade 3!

[@user-zl4mk2vc6o]

@@montepitcheddrummer5838 usually this sonata is not considered to be hard. i played it when i was 11. i don't really the sound of this pianist but should admit he has some brilliancy in his performance.

[@sonjamuller2846]

Ein Traum. Wunderschön. Vielen herzlichen Dank 👍 🤗 💛 🌻

[@marichristian1072]

Thank you David. Buchbinder is a wonderful pianist .The only time I've seen him struggle a bit is when he conducted a chamber orchestra from the piano. I love the stately largo. It has an Elizabethan air to it.

[@petermerelis]

was it a Mozart concerto?

[@user-ro8og3rh6b]

О! Я её играла!!!!!!!. Какие приятные воспоминания!!!!!!

[@Nat-we5ol]

😂😅😂😅

[@annagavrilec2396]

Это великолепно. Соната очень красивая и исполняли ее потрясающе. Браво!!! 🎉

[@terryp3034]

Haydn was a never ending fountain of wonderment. I was unfamiliar with this sonata and was, once again, floored by the inventiveness and lively creativity of this man. The performance was terrific. Thanks, David, for sharing these!

[@TheTeeProd]

haydn and mozart have a similar never ending fountain. but this fountain is never too deep. Beethoven and Debussy have the deepest fountains

[@canman5060]

Crisp and clean is absolutely essential for the performance of this sonata. This is why my piano teacher always emphasize on.

[@messrtwinky]

Superb performance by wonderful pianist! Lively Allegro has scattering of feisty twirps and tweets played cleanly, with an underlying urgency. Dynamic contrasts and overall finesse reflect Buchbinder's polished musicianship. Largo e Sostenuto opens on a heavy, rolled chord, proceeding with dignity and nuanced dynamics. First section repeats several times, with many effective subito pianos. It has a beautiful melody and more gorgeous seconds. Somber conclusion on one chord, repeated four times. Presto is a delightful return to optimism. Buchbinder gives a polished performance with great panache! Thank you, David!

[@drc4168]

Finally Haydn played with guts and glory!!!

[@LuisKolodin]

This so lively! I feel much more like playing Haydn rather than Mozart

[@Smba4954]

Amazing ❤

[@melodys3005]

00:03 ГП 00:16 СП 00:28 ПП 0:43 ЗП 2:15 разработка, 1 часть 4:05 2 часть 7:21 3 часть 7:51 1 эпизод

[@emilioooo9678]

what language is that

[@yurypilipenko4280]

@@emilioooo9678 russian

[@yes_papa]

храни вас господь

[@suili6597]

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[@ktan4904]

so crisp and clean,WOW!

[@percyhxtn5307]

Thank you for another one of your Buchbinder Haydn recordings. He plays with a singular elan, "crisp and clean," as described by commenter @tackontitan. There is a lot of Buchbinder in Brendel.

[@davidhertzberg]

I will be uploading several more in the coming days. Here's the first: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKm1lJp8f7d7pqc Playlist is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bl62eoFnfr6WiK8

[@kevinteichroeb6997]

One of my favorite sonatas for pure listenability.

[@Missfortuna100]

Wow❤

[@ThePowerForward23]

0:04 Exposition 2:15 Development 2:49 Recapitulation

[@notaire2]

Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation dieser kompakten doch perfekt komponierten Sonate in verschiedenen Tempi mit kräftigem doch elegantem Klang des technisch fehlerlosen Klaviers und mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Der zweite Satz klingt echt schön und auch tiefempfunden. Im Kontrast klingt der dritte Satz echt lebhaft und auch erfreulich. Wahrhaft intelligenter und genialer Pianist!

[@user-eu9wc9qb7r]

GOOD

[@schubertuk]

Nope - you do not have to have any link with the Austro-Hungarian empire to adore this music!

[@mmbmbmbmb]

Nimble and strong fingers are dancing over the keyboard. Refreshing & utterly satisfying. Indeed a stunning Sonata by Josef Haydn as well. Does it take an Austrian*) to hear it? *) Actually Canadian of 'deep routed' Austrian descent 😊 Thanks for the TREASURE !!!

[@user-xx9or7qv3m]

00:04 제시부 제1주제 00:30 제시부 제2주제 02:16 발전부 02:49 재현부 제1주제 03:21 재현부 제2주제

[@yingzhang8995]

OMG 😮😮😮

[@pu4124]

0:04 0:31 4:05 A 7:21 B 7:51 C 8:56

[@user-yj1ig3rb6q]

good!

[@user-zw5pd9ns7n]

0:04 1 частина головна партія 0:29 побічна партія 4:05 2 частина 7:21 3 частина

[@Masha-music]

Супер

[@imsarah.kh3]

منم آخر ویدیوت گریم گرفت؛امیدوارم زود همه چی همونجوری که میخواید بشه ❤

[@Arcadelt12]

I don't know if any Haydn sonatas have more contrast between the 2nd movement and the other two.

[@lluaaa4119]

Bro I remember it, I played it in my exam... traumatising experience....

[@TempodiPiano]

ff in the end of the II, why not.

[@veronicasj8661]

1:10 After repeat

[@montepitcheddrummer5838]

how do you make the 2nd verse fp?

[@user-yv7lm5wm7k]

초딩 때 제일 많이 친 곡..ㅋㅋ

[@yingzhang8995]

SO HARD 🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😮😮😮😅😅😅😊😊😊

[@berthaboivin5062]

Oui tu la jouait pas ça mais lautre

[@berthaboivin5062]

La jouait tu comme ca

[@user-kt6bf2io9k]

shostakovich piano concerto 1

[@ktan4904]

haydn is harder than alkan and liszt

[@mateussphilippi5029]

It's hard, but not as hard as Alkan. I'm studying this piece.

[@erezsolomon3838]

You're funny

[@mattiascravaglieri7793]

I agree

[@mrstumble3094]

​@@mattiascravaglieri7793you study piano?

[@mrstumble3094]

​@@mateussphilippi5029you know alkan?

[@user-ln2ku6pz7i]

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[@esprit-critique]

I don’t like it. That very well known sonata Is certainly played much too quickly. See what Wim Winters is saying about this kind of playing.

[@davidhertzberg]

Who is Wim Winters?

[@esprit-critique]

@@davidhertzberg Hi David. You can find easily many very interesting videos of him on KZbin. Look for what he says about Glen Gould and Mozart Turkish March , played too fast most of the time, like most composer’s opus before the twentieth century!

[@davidhertzberg]

@@esprit-critiqueyou know the joke about opinions? 😊

[@tcborrachit0633]

I truly agree with you I have studied this sonata (all 3 movements) a year ago and I still play it. In my opinion, it should be played way more slowly. My teacher always told me not to listen to this type of interpretation because they are so fast (I love the playing of this one though ngl) But whatever, it is still pretty impressive to play this sonata that fast