Scarlatti - 5 piano sonatas - Michelangeli Helsinki 1969

[@alessandrodelmonte5765]

Non faccio che ascoltare e riascoltare questa esecuzione , con sensazione di ritorno di pace, rigore , perfezione. Grazie grandissimo Maestro.

[@eytonshalomsandiego]

the greatest pianist, like him, make pieces you have heard hundreds of times still feel new...

[@AntonioCastagna]

L'interpretazione di queste sonate è ormai nella storia ! Una meraviglia !

[@renato45222]

Il controllo di ogni singola nota, nel senso di poterne plasmare il "peso", la dinamica, la capacità di "cantare" laddove altri non ce la fanno, rendono Michelangeli unico. Lo potete criticare solo per il repertorio pubblico - attenzione, solo quello pubblico - relativamente limitato, ma non sarebbe una critica tanto legittima...........

[@federicosavio]

Totalmente d'accordo! Infatti il suo repertorio "privato" era immenso.

[@carlrichards49]

I was fortunate to hear him in NY several times, including a shattering "Gaspard de la Nuit". Absolute perfection.

[@PK-re3lu]

Good for you. People seem to have mixed feelings re the emotion or lack thereof behind his note-perfect perfection ;) I like his Debussy, and some of the baroque recordings in particular. Enjoy!

[@anonymusum]

@@PK-re3lu I also love his recordings of Beethoven´s piano concertos, I guess it was #1, #3 and #5. It´s so analytical and straight forward that I think anyone else is just exaggerating.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

@@anonymusum NOT TRUE! ABM not the best Beethoven concerto no 5! The best=1: Wilhelm Kempff( the most Beautiful oiano sound!)2: Ashkenazy( the most Colorful Volcanic Sound!) 3; Grigory Sokolov the best rhythmic vitalness!) 4: Solomon Cutner( the perfect structure of music!) 5: Mikhail Pletnev the Loudest the most powerful! Pletnev the best crystal clear sharp Beethoven concerto no 5!) 6;Maurizio Pollini the Genius Pollini playing Beethoven no 5!).

[@anonymusum]

@@RaineriHakkarainen Maybe we meet at my conservatory, have a discussion and I would have a good laugh.

[@noabaak]

Living in nyc, I wish i had the chance, but we are here with him still. - 8/15/2022

[@luc7luc797]

Una perfezione che lascia senza parole...

[@gilbertogolia]

Impareggiabile Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli!

[@michele4078]

84 people can't understand music but God is good and give they the opportunity to listen himself playing piano to teach they something they will never understand.

[@njhumes1]

Wonderful recording from an artist whom understand the works of Scarlatti.

[@sirkkastephens8819]

Wonderful! I was there, thank you for uploading it! So now I know when I heard him

[@CDU916]

Stunned by the brilliance! My new favourite Scarlatti pianist. Always room for another. 😉

[@gothamelliott]

LIsten to Ivo Pogarelich!

[@h.s.7734]

Superb! Clear perfection. Michelangeli is often described 'Perfectionist', but, in my opinion, his essential charm is highly balanced expression of technique and profound interpretation，not ostensible virtiosity. Thank you for sharing such great performance. Grazzie. 自分のCD（ワーナー盤のセット）より音が良いかも。最後の拍手がなかったらライブであることに気付かないくらいきれいな録音。録音とリマスター技術のせいか、あるいは、聴衆が魅入られて、完全に集中して演奏を聴いていたのか？

[@scottjohnson9873]

I love this selection of Scarlatti sonatas especially when played on the harpsichord. Beautiful and even more when my spirit is receptive and gleening for them.

[@pianosolo]

Grandissimo artista, la sua continua ricerca e la sua passione hanno dato vita a questo bellissimo concerto.

[@vannigio27]

Ben detto!

[@Spher82]

Played to perfection. Thank you uploader!

[@winglow7615]

I heard many pianists play Scarlatti. Only Michelangeli made me realize how great Scarlatti was.

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

You haven't heard Horowitz and Pogorelich then.

[@perryphilias]

@@Pogouldangeliwitz And Pletnev, in a different way!

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

@@perryphilias True, yes! Definitely Pletnev too!! His double album with Scarlatti sonatas is priceless!! 😍😍😍

[@PK-re3lu]

@@Pogouldangeliwitz Check out Gilels!

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

@@PK-re3lu He's only played 10 sonatas or so in his whole life. The London 1984 live recording is quite sloppy. 1955 and 1960 are way better. As much as I love Gilels, I don't think he can compete with Horowitz, Pletnev, Michelangeli, Pogorelich in Scarlatti. I'd rank him the same as Haskil or Zacharias: really good, but with some minor flaws. The few (3 each?) sonatas we have from Lipatti and Gould on the contrary are top notch.

[@annandmartintravers5281]

Absolutely wonderful. What delicacy of expression, but what clarity of technique.

[@luigipambianco2052]

Il più grande pianista di tutti i tempi.

[@TheMorgione]

Certo, suono sempre chiaro e pulito, semplicemente perfetto.. Anche quando suonava aveva una postura ed un portamento sobrio, al contrario di molti altri pianisti moderni tipo Lang Lang che quando suonano sembra che stanno a fare i balletti con 3mila smorfie facciali, in sintesi un teatrino..

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

NOT TRUE! Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli not The greatest Ever! ABM played The second-rated concertos like Mozart piano concerto no 15! Haydn concerto G major! Liszt piano concerto no 1! ABM never played The Best piano concertos like Mozart 24 Brahms 1-2 Chopin 1-2 Prokoviev 1-3 Rachmaninov 1-3 Saint-Saens piano concerto no 2! JS Bach Piano Concerto no 1 ( Harpsichord concerto 1052) ABM THE CYBORG HUMAN MACHINE KING ROBOT PIANIST EVER knew that The Best plays The best piano concertos then The people would find out that ABM My art is empty trash awful low art! SO THE CYBORG ROBOT ABM i am going to bash distroy Grieg concerto With brutal accent after brutal accent! The Best greatest pianists of All Time Are really=Artur Rubinstein ( The GOD) Grigory Sokolov ( The Titan of The piano The Giant of The piano) Emil Gilels ( The King) Wilhelm Kempff ( The most beautiful piano sound Ever) Sviatoslav Richter Mikhail Pletnev ( The most Powerful Ever) Alexei Lubimov ( The Genius no 1 Mozart piano concerto no 27) Maurizio Pollini ( The Genius no 2) Solomon Cutner ( The most perfect structure of music! Solomon Cutner The highest IQ points Ever) Radu Lupu ( The most colorful piano sound Ever) Vladimir Ashkenazy ( The most colorful volcanic piano sound Ever) Proffesor Malinin Said that Mozart playing is The most difficult! The Best greatest Mozart piano concertos players Are really=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( The others The Good=Artur Rubinstein Murray Perahia Maurizio Pollini Vladimir Ashkenazy Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner ( The Good=Grigory Sokolov Wilhelm Kempff Maurizio Pollini Vladimir Ashkenazy Vladimir Horowitz Radu Lupu Murray Perahia) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( The others=Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev Gina Bachauer) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( The Good=Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Stanislav Bunin Natalia Trull).

[@wolkowy1]

Thanks for uploading these most artistic pieces performed wonderfully by Michelangeli. He knew the secret balance between playing Baroque music on piano without imitating the harpsichord, while not loosing the uniqueness of the piano's features. Bravo!

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

ABM not The greatest! The greatest pianists of All Time Are really=Artur Rubinstein ( The God) Grigory Sokolov ( The Titan The Giant of The piano!) Emil Gilels ( The King) Wilhelm Kempff ( The.most beautiful piano sound Ever) Radu Lupu ( The most colorful piano sound Ever) Sviatoslav Richter Mikhail Pletnev ( The most Powerful Ever!) Solomon Cutner ( The Best structure of music) Alexei Lubimov ( The Genius) Maria Grinberg ( The fierce The passion!) Natalia Trull ( THE Queen Tiger Power!!! TRULL!!!). Rosa Tamarkina ( THE AWSOME RAW ENERGY!!) Ekaterina Novitskaya ( THE MOST RELAX PLAYER EVER!) Andrei Gavrilov ( Bach Concerto 1 1052! Gavrilov s class of his own!) Dinu Lipatti ( Chopin piano sonata no 3 The greatest Ever)

[@brianlemaire4221]

Domenico Scarlatti wrote some gorgeous wonderful music.

[@fredericpelassy527]

L'absolue perfection sur tous les plans...

[@rothschildianum]

I love Scarlatti's Sonata. It is fun to learn, they are not long and, in general, are doable for regular people.

[@pianoplaynight]

Meh, like Chopin mazurkas or Mozart Sonatas, they're easy for amateurs, very difficult for pros :P

[@Pogouldangeliwitz]

Many sonatas are not doable at all!

[@paulcandoni4593]

Difficile de trouver meilleur interprète, d'une maitrise que ce soit Scarlatti, Chopin ,Debussy Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann etc.... Vraiment irremplaçable Grand artiste.

[@angelonovellino432]

Genio Italico

[@paulcandoni4593]

@@angelonovellino432 L'un des plus grand pianiste de tous les temps, Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli ne peut pas laisser indifférent. Remerciements à You Tube qui nous permet une écoute éternelle de cet inoubliable Maestro plein de sensibilité.

[@angelonovellino432]

@@paulcandoni4593 sei un Corso?

[@bm33tati]

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[@gionnysquaisol6864]

Un mostro di bravura, una delizia per le orecchie

[@davidphillips3615]

I rather enjoyed the last two especially k.9 and k. 27 as I also play them in concert and am recording them along with a handful of others that are my favored- I will play them on this gorgeous Hamburg Steinway in the recording studio here in New York.... thanks God

[@chad4149]

a true musician.the art of refined phrasin

[@hirschowitz1]

Simply beautiful..... Merci.

[@julien12368]

le plus grand pianiste que la Terre ai jamais logée

[@rigel48]

+Romain Merrien . Le plus grand pianiste que la Terre ait jamais porté. Avec Rachmaninov, Hofmann, Rubinstein, Horowitz, Arrau, Richter, Gilels, .... :)

[@beuming1]

+provv sor (ovvs) avec zimerman, grimaud, trifonov....

[@rigel48]

+provv sor (ovvs) - The list of THE greatest pianist ever, is indeed very long :)

[@andream.464]

Seriously???

[@cornelmicut1093]

Dinu Lipatti etait le Maitre ! Recconu par Michelangeli .

[@pianoforteclassico7444]

Immenso Maestro!

[@andrearodigari4840]

No words. Pure beauty. He was somehow my neighbor. And dear friend of Pope Paul IV.

[@josefhussek790]

Ein stimmungsvoller Einstieg ins Wochenende. Einfach schöne Musik und natürlich exzellent gespielt!

[@ghislainecasaburi5537]

Finesse délicatesse clarté du jeu! La perfection à son plus haut sommet!

[@mihaimoraru7118]

Wonderful! Is an italian an also is a one of the great musician ever. I love this......

[@papa_mia4495]

+mihai moraru So being one of the greatest musician ever is not enough, one must be an Italian too? Damn man, your standard is high!

[@sneddley]

Composer and performer both, yes?

[@annatirindelli8879]

MAGNIFICO, UNICO, INIMITABILE!!!

[@marcorotondi7613]

Scarlatti e Sriabin sono i più grandi compositori per Piano Solo a mio parere. Ogni brano è una quintessenza musicale, ti sembra di conoscerlo da sempre e sempre lo riascolti diversamente dall' ultima volta. Tutti gli Interpreti sono messi in condizione di esprimere qualcosa di positivo , e chi ascolta non tende a fare confronti estetici o tecnici con chi suona.....È rapito da una conoscenza che ha dentro di sé. Certo che quando la tastiera è nelle mani di ABM! Quali i possibili confronti? Marco Rotondi

[@marcocampus7943]

Nessun pianista regge il confronto con ABM. Ce ne sono stati e ce ne sono di grandi.. ma come lui nessuno!

[@federicosavio]

Però Scarlatti le sue 555 Sonate le ha concepite per clavicembalo. Infatti, teoricamente, l'esecuzione al pianoforte non sarebbe corretta... Ma questo non toglie che l'effetto sullo strumento "moderno" dia risultati esaltanti, come in questo caso. Inarrivabile il nostro A. B. Michelangeli!

[@therightmusic7639]

Perfection. Everything studied to perfection. He left too little space for spontaneity but his interpretations were/are nevertheless interesting. Smart and Impeccable technique (100 % metronomic) and exquisite sound. I particularly enjoy his Scarlatti, Beethoven and Debussy renditions. No doubt, an important reference.

[@pvonberg]

Rachmaninoff also left too little space for spontaneity and worked everything out to perfection. It's just a different esthetic.

[@cicir423]

That is why I adore his interpretations - every beautiful note counts.

[@steveegallo3384]

@@pvonberg -- That's why I often prefer Pogorelic, Horowitz.......

[@MrFlorestan1]

These sonatas are a treat to hear. Michelangeli could take the piano to expressive heights with relatively unassuming means: impeccable touch, impeccable taste, the "art of refined phrasing" as chad414 put it. For every sonata, the listener to experiences every emotion within the carefully organized framework that he creates. This is perhaps stating the obvious that many pianists know to do, but his playing here is still an ideal example of this "obvious" way of playing. I don't know why I thought people wrote Michelangeli off as a "cold," clinical pianist when clearly there are many who appreciate his art!

[@anonymusum]

My favourite pianist of em all.

[@thomgeo8073]

My to

[@FerranLopezCarrasquerPianist]

Astonishing rendition! thanks for posting, indeed!

[@sorinbuzatu4912]

.... Totul e perfect = SCALATTI - MICHELANGELI - SUNETUL ȘI ACORDAJUL PIANULUI... 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@notaire2]

Sehr seltene und wertvolle live Aufführung dieser fein komponierten Sonaten von diesem unvergleichlichen Pianisten. Echt fantastisch!

[@yacoubalmuharraqi3868]

Thank you .very great Michelangeli my favorite.

[@nalanda1tachseela2]

I knew Mozart, Bach , Betoven piano sonata but I didn't espect such magnificience by Scarlatti

[@WalyB01]

Scarlatti and Haydn are the true Sonata masters Beethoven is from another planet though. Oh lets us not forget Schubert. Did Bach write sonatas?

[@nalanda1tachseela2]

Yes you have to listen Concerts Goldberg , it's amazing , it was conceived for 3 piano all toghter... check it out and reply me if you liked

[@WalyB01]

You mean the Goldberg variation?

[@nalanda1tachseela2]

yes ..do you like ?

[@WalyB01]

Its one of the worlds masterpieces for keyboard, i think.

Fantastic performance of Sonata K.27 12:47

[@madaboutvoice]

@@alborisow981 Yes, ABM's playing of Scarlatti strikes me as very similar to GG's JSBach, idiosyncratic but genius, imo. I like Gilels's interpretation but it does not mean it is the correct or better interpretation. Each can be enjoyed for what it is.

[@Alix777.]

Gilels version is nostalgic and romantic, Michelangeli's one is perfect with aristocratic distance. I like both of them.

[@c1810-h6l]

a superb rendition!

[@MrGer2295]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[@giuseppet.3597]

È un ladro di FAVILLE CELESTI! Grazie mille Maestro!!

[@giuseppet.3597]

È un ladro di FAVILLE CELESTI! Grazie mille Maestro!!

[@SilviaViolin]

Wonderful! Divine music x

[@cruscante]

Gentile Silvia, Lei è per caso di Pontedera?

[@paulo3564]

Interpretação inigualável. Elegância master no toque. Que nasça outro igual! Unique interpretation. Hope to Born another genius Just like him!

[@Davidpianist-ge5et]

I enjoy *this* performance of Michelangeli playing Scarlatti's K27 sonata than another one of his on KZbin. Some very good voicing here. However, I think that the louder utterances sound a bit aggressive here (possibly because of the relatively fast tempo).But some expressive playing :-) Oh, I do NOT like that B minor chord he added and played at the end at all; I think Scarlatti intended the piece to end quietly. I think this is evidence that the performer is treating this as a rather virtuosic work. A pity, as I do like his other Scarlatti playing that I've heard.

[@russellgibson5013]

just beautiful

[@sylvielopez2686]

Tank you , so beautiful, merci beaucoup

[@beth_levin_piano]

Superb!

[@thomgeo8073]

DIVINE

[@GGCD318]

Some aristocratic playing!

[@graziellaiaccarinoidelson9702]

Grande pianista !

[@giuseppedimarco8358]

Bellissimo! grazie

[@sambafamba]

Michelangeli had very decent trills

[@PMiss-gl8fy]

Not bad, i have to say

[@fabriziof5466]

P. Miss just decent????

[@DanieleDerelli]

Rotfl. Yes, and Maradona had decent feet...

[@andream.464]

well, he said VERY decent :))))

[@Spanuse]

Just enough!

[@reginao5120]

I just love this so much

[@neverafter6634]

I would play classical music for my babies in utero. It surely paid off.

[@doGreatartistsgrowontrees]

Perfection. ABM was the personification of aristocracy.

[@chad4149]

I really like the 3rd.It s so happy

[@jacobschoester3944]

Een tijdgenoot van de 'Grote Johan Sebastiaan' ! Ik vind in zijn muziek de drang naar optimisme heel sterk hoorbaar. En dat Scarlatti J.S. Bach soms duidelijk evenaart!

[@augustopirodda4291]

A true poet

[@carlosguaymas6507]

¡Qué artista supremo!

[@svetlanachugunova9026]

Belissimo! Not so rapidly as nowadays: fast tempo at the expense of melody

[@c.g.marseille4510]

schitterend ! zijn trillers zijn subliem

[@urherman1]

AS ALWAYS ELUSIVE PERFECTION IS ATTAINED BY MICHELANGELI

[@andream.464]

His perfection is not elusive: it slaps you right in the face!

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

The Titan The Giant of The piano Grigory Sokolov his Chopin piano concerto no 2! Brahms piano concerto no 2! Mozart piano concerto 24! And after Sokolov played then Sokolov versus ABM 100-0!!!! Sokolov The supernova!!! AMB = THE HUMAN MACHINE! ABM= CYGORG!THE MOON!!!! ABM played The second-rated concertos like Mozart piano concerto no 15 Haydn concerto G major Liszt piano concerto no 1! ABM never played The Best piano concertos like Mozart 24 Bach 1052! Prokoviev 1-3 Rachmaninov piano concertos 1-3 Chopin piano concertos 1-2 Brahms piano concertos 1-2 Saint -Saens piano concerto no 2!. Because ABM knew The Best plays These big concertos so ABM i am going to bash distroy Grieg concerto With brutal accent after brutal accent after brutal accent!

[@gianluigidesantis4726]

Magnifico

[@lucianamajolirambaldi3188]

insuperabile

[@ernestopizzi4447]

Unico

[@math11235]

the best!

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

ABM not The greatest! ABM played The second-rated concertos like Mozart piano concerto no 15 Haydn concerto G major Liszt piano concerto no 1! ABM never played The Best piano concertos like Chopin 1-2 Brahms 1-2 Prokoviev 1-3 Rachmaninov 1-3 Mozart 24 Bach 1052! Because ABM The Great machine! ABM The Mechanical King! The greatest pianists of All Time Are really Artur Rubinstein ( The God) Grigory Sokolov ( The Titan The Giant of The piano) Emil Gilels ( The King) Sviatoslav Richter Wilhelm Kempff ( The most beautiful piano sound Ever) Radu Lupu ( The most colorful piano sound Ever)

[@kylew121]

Ah, K322, the one that started it all for me :) (all good sonatas ofc)

[@fredericpelassy527]

Quel génie...

[@이규완-y5m]

감사합니다

[@chantalnns]

Perfection.

[@유종옥-q1p]

So lovely!!!. Thank you for sharing this. May I downloading & keeping it in my facebook?

[@angelavimercati21]

divino

[@chiararossi9938]

mannaggia a lui mannaggia

[@meredith218461]

His clarity and precision is second to none. However I find that indefinable magic that Horowitz brought to mini masterpieces somewhat lacking.

[@townsendjean]

Actually it's quite astute ... Horowitz's Scarlatti is indeed uniquely magical.

[@c.g.marseille4510]

everyone can play only his/her own playing, i think

[@perryphilias]

Well, that's the problem: it's "Horowitz" magic. And therefore it has its place and one does not look for it to be replicated.

[@FalkzTV]

Michael Pakaluk true

[@ignorecorporatenews]

Very nice. check out Horowitz playing these.....

[@notremusique12]

Lovely...

[@PaoloBottarelli]

immortal

[@yaelpalombo4093]

💖💖🌹

[@kevin_du_92]

Seigneur Dieu.

[@vuvietdung1996]

sublime K27 12:47

[@ninolashkhia157]

❤❤❤. რა მსუბუქად უკრავს ❤❤❤

[@thomgeo8073]

ეს ღვთაებრივი ჩიტის ჭიკჭიკია, ასე მხოლოდ მიქელანჯელი უკრავს

[@mehmetemingunes1275]

Şeker Tadında..

[@massimolioy9374]

Bello

[@camitful]

A differenza del cembalo , il pianoforte permette , mediante il pedale , alcune licenze esecutive impossibile al cembalo e gli abbellimenti che sul cembalo si eseguono facilmente ,sul pianoforte invece risultano un pò difficoltosi a causa dei martelletti che non hanno la velocità di esecuzione dei saltarelli del cembalo. Oggi sarebbe interessante un confronto tra le esecuzioni del maestro e le nuove giovani pianiste/i che già eseguono concerti in ogni parte del globo.

[@camitful]

Confronto già eseguito dal quale talvolta risulta vincente la sua musicalità esecutiva(di Michelangeli). E mi viene da dire : no Michelangeli eseguiva in modo migliore qualche passaggio che deve essere interpretato non eseguito meccanicamente.

[@camitful]

No io non riduco tutto a immagine , tendo a qualificare chi esegue meglio di altri dagli esecutori meccanici della musica qualificabile come musica e non come contorno musicale, accompagnamento, sottofondo; chi pretende un'esecuzione di qualità non confonde il bla bla bla con un'interpretazione personale o seguendo le regole del fraseggio.

[@nicolag1544]

9:12

[@camitful]

Comunque il confronto Michelangeli l'ha già avuto con i pianisti suoi contemporanei : Richter Rubinstein Kempf ed altri di questo calibro che talvolta eseguivano anche in diretta radio o TV i loro concerti. Comunque Michelangeli ebbe occasione di essere ascoltato da 20.000 persone nel concerto in Vaticano nella sala Nervi ( mi raccontò la collega di inglese che lo ascoltò dal vivo andando ad ascoltare il concerto).

[@giovannibattistacioffi5264]

Un grande pianista che interpreta la musica di un grandissimo musicista composta tre secoli fa, che sarà suonata in eterno.

[@MrPGOLIVEIRA]

E Van Cliburn, não foi um gênio?

[@horaciorival8467]

NO estoy de acuerdo con Romain Merrien. No tiene sentido decir que alguien es el mejor artista en ningun campo del arte. Quien fue ,mejor? Rafael Leonardo Miguel Angel o Botticelli. Por supuesto que hay grandes artistas y otros que no lo son. Pero hasta ahi. Lo mismo con los compositores, los pianistas o lo que sea.

[@Carlos-ju2ok]

I am a Benedetti's admirer, but I also disagree with the final chord he arbitrarily adds (and plays like "forte subito" in spite of the fine, subtle character of this delicate piece!) at the end of the last sonata, K.27. What a pity! That final chord does not appear in any of the Scarlatti's editions I know, including the Henle's one. I find that such a spurious addition is absolutely inappropriate for Scarlatti´s style, it's just a capricious gesture, even in bad taste - really surprising when it comes from such an elegant pianist. By the way, I prefer the quite slower tempo of Emil Gilel's interpretation of this sonata (even if the tempo prescribed by the composer is Allegro).

[@federicosavio]

Me too, I absolutely prefer the Gilels interpretation of this magnificent Sonata. It is extremely expressive, it put it in another dimension.

[@davidepollak3]

14:26 una rarissima wrong note di Michelangeli...

[@davidepollak3]

***** ma che vuoi?

[@Angelo-z2i]

ora sappiamo che era un essere umano ☺

[@nd7915]

14:26 Was that a mistake? :O

[@Fangchestnut8027]

it was a second (interval) actually

[@perryphilias]

No, the dissonance is deliberate and continued.

[@perryphilias]

Actually, it is a mistake (sadly), as is clear from the absence of the same mistake in the repeat.

[@giuseppepuccidibenisichi8660]

Ok ok ok ok ok ok

[@陽天-g8g]

どっかにも書いたけど、これがスカルラッティ？ピアノとチェンバロはちゃうけど、スカルラッティとは、 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6rcc4NpqZyab5I のことをいう。

[@jeanclaudepesci1255]

[@aroshrathnayake3105]

14:26 mistake?

[@andream.464]

yes

[@いのうえこういち-v6k]

白黒の写真がスカルラッテイだと思いますよ、どれだけ色を消せるかが勝負、あっさり弾く意味じゃないよ。

[@isaiasramosgarcia3457]

a veces Scarlatti keda bien al piano, pero x lo grl no