Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 4, K.282 (1775) [Ingrid Haebler]

[@jasonroberts6666]

One of the most beautiful sonata introductions ever written.

[@mmbmbmbmb]

I guess we all have our favorite Sonata. This is mine. It was Ingrid Haebler, who inspired me to study Mozart's wonderful Sonatas. This was the first one I picked . . . and I do love it for ever more :o) THANK you for sharing it !

[@andrewkennaugh1065]

Beautifully played by Ingrid Haebler.A truly wonderful Mozart player...🎼🎹😊

[@jasonroberts6666]

The Divine Mozart.

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und elegante Interpretation dieser jugendlichen doch fein komponierten Klaviersonate in verschiedenen Tempi mit klarem doch zugleich anmutigem Anschlag und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt elegant. Bestimmt eine der zehn besten Pianistinen im 20. Jahrhundert!

[@olavtryggvason1194]

Die dynamischen Anweisungen in diesen frühen Sonaten kennen nur die Alternative forte/piano. Das deutet darauf hin, dass sie noch cembalistisch in Terassendynamik gedacht sind und auch hauptsächlich auf dem zweimanualigen Cembalo gespielt wurden. Zur Zeit der Entstehung um 1775 herum war der Bau von Hammerflügeln immer noch in den Kinderschuhen, und man war erst langsam dabei sich vom Vorbild Silbermann frei zu machen. Das Fusspedal zur Dämpfungsaufhebung gab es überhaupt noch nicht, nur den Kniehebel.

[@nicholasfox966]

Beautiful and elegant interpretation of this youthful yet finely composed piano sonata in different tempos with a clear yet at the same time graceful touch and with carefully controlled dynamics. The second movement sounds particularly beautiful and really elegant. Definitely one of the ten best pianists of the 20th century.

[@elmiramuradova561]

Блестящее исполнение. Браво! Спасибо ! Shining performance by Ingrid!

[@rsjmd]

she became my favorite Mozartian pianist as soon as I heard her with H Szeryng doing the violin sonatas. Previously to that it was Klein/grumiaux Thanks for these marvelous postings with the scores-unbeatable.

[@petermerelis]

the Haebler/Szeryng sonatas are easily my favorite as well.

[@Pierinopasquotti]

Ingrosso Haebler una delle più grandi mozartiane del secolo

[@darrenfreeman4936]

Its so cool to see the original score alongside the music. Interesting to see the corrects Mozart made too

[@josephinedriedonkx1136]

Ik kan hier eindeloos naar luisteren in een woord geweldig top

[@mr-wx3lv]

Interesting to hear, this music is solidly in the classical era, but there are hints of baroque, and particularly Bach here...

[@adelaperezdelviso1]

Soft soothing melody !!

[@Jabafish]

Waarom zijn er altijd dislikes. Ik snap het niet! De mensen die de video's een dislike geven zitten waarschijnlijk op hun zetel niks te doen, proberen niet eens iets productiefs te doen.

[@PrismaPog_17]

5:55 İf only Salieri saw that page he would have seen the correction he was looking for.

[@petermerelis]

The great David Hurwitz (of Classics Today) is no fan of Haebler's. It just absolutely blows my mind that someone with as deep a knowledge and clear passion for classical music as he can be so off the mark. I guess there's no accounting for taste after all.

[@bartjebartmans]

Heck, Hurwitz dismisses Furtwangler! One of the great conductors in history. He also dishes Barbirolli and Horenstein. He is brain dead.

[@petermerelis]

​@@bartjebartmans he preaches subjectivity in the listening experience and then goes on to make wild assertions like these-- perhaps the strangest one of all is his distaste for JSBach. I think he is extremely sensitive to what he perceives to be cults of admiration, regardless of whether they are deserved.

[@bartjebartmans]

Sometimes it feels like they do that on purpose for shock effect. A distaste for JS Bach... LOL just like Glenn Gould dished Mozart.

[@aaravamin397]

Bartje, you’re just rocking it

[@olavtryggvason1194]

These earliest pure "piano" sonatas by Mozart would do better on the harpsichord, which still was more common and widespread in the mid-1770ies than the hammered piano. Things started to change in the 1780ies.

[@heldcomposer]

3:59 Eargasm