Mozart Sonata No.16 in C K.545 - P. Barton, FEURICH HP piano

[@amadeusjustinn]

1st movement (Allegro): 0:07 2nd movement (Andante): 3:07 3rd movement (Rondo): 9:09

[@bruh_boi2527]

So this is not one piece? i mean one movement.Cause if it is i might be stuck on this one like 10 years

[@claytonchim7861]

@@bruh_boi2527 sonatas are usually in 3 movements and the 1st movement in this piece is the most popular so you can consider learning just the 1st movement as it has a proper conclusion

[@vianeydeguzman6185]

¡Hola, alumnos ICLA!

[@miguelangelgarciainiguez5210]

@@vianeydeguzman6185 Hola Maestra!!

[@stephanienajera2760]

@@vianeydeguzman6185 Hola miss! 😀

[@hrobert745]

Wow, I used to play this, but it never sounded this good! I decided I didn't like the piece, but now I understand I didn't like my playing, not the piece itself. I think I might try again and follow your example.

[@ironmaz1]

'We will never understand mozart' - Sviatoslav Richter

[@canman5060]

This is not easy by all means. To play with absolute evenness is real a great work of art with lots of hard practices.

[@andremsz2249]

Well, none of mozart's works are easy, but I would say these are one of the easiest ones

[@II-zf3vo]

İ agree with you İt may seem easy to read or listen but its a nightmare to master it😅

[@miladdarzi2027]

@@II-zf3vo Absolutely true!

[@loogey0375]

Heard this two to three months ago, still can't forget it. I NEVER play my piano without playing this piece. It's WAY too catchy. Thanks Mozart, you managed to get inside my brain and never leave me alone. Much love

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

I "worked hard at" piano for 7 years; quit when I was 14 & never looked back: it gave me a gr8 music appreciation that I wouldn't have otherwise had. Watching Paul's playing is blissfully meditative for me.

[@jc9552]

Another piece that will be stuck in my head for the next few days...

[@holypeachy]

Conny V that's Mozart for you. Some songs have gotten stuck on people's heads for centuries. Just look at Twinkle Twinkle Little Star as it is known.

[@michaelvu223]

Me too.

[@mariomj4535]

At least it’s good music

[@thehappypiano2985]

Conny V This has bean stuck with for more than I forgot maybe 2,3years lol

[@karengonzalez9895]

Conny V same!!!! first it was the Turkish March!!!!

[@caotringuyeno6698]

This is the first time I've watch your video from youtube recommendation. But man, I think I'm in love with your skill already.

[@YvLo14]

I just now read the description, thanks sooooo much! Btw I'm in Vienna right now and I visited one of Mozart's houses yesterday. It feels great walking through the streets he used to walk through while listening to his music being played ever so wonderfully by you! :)

[@viano9541]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart jealous..

[@ganggangamarobyoumozart2948]

Yeah that was a nice place.. loved it there!

[@마하-d6s]

Yves Dominic Oh are you a Mozart? please rebirth... I want meet you 1.1

[@lykegenes5867]

I live there and it's culturally speaking such a fascinating place

[@gametiger2737]

Alpha-Wolf dann schrieb dich Deutsch ;)

[@MarziaGaggioliOfficial]

Wooow Paul!!! Your playing is so soft and tender and wonderful!!!! Amazing!!! it is like a dream!!!

[@edram4051]

+Marzia Gaggioli He plays softly and Mozart leads.

[@kurkurkur3308]

@@shjdkoning hxjskskdkfkfdkkskskskrgklalekvobjdosifugufjsjsufudjsivuqjfuwjciakfjwkfjuvuwjfjsjdhdhsgwj jsjdjvieiisid

[@monicamorales7766]

Like a dream, exactly

[@caesarsneezer6992]

@@kurkurkur3308 didn't I see a jackson Pollack's by the same name at MOMA?

[@kurkurkur3308]

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[@Tchousssman54]

Look how the two hands are doing different things at different tempo and all ! Piano is really impressive!

[@Shinx7009]

Tchousssman54 Well it's not the tempo, but the notes or rhythm because you have a lot of quarters and 16ths playing on different hands. there are tempo shifts also, but I'm assuming you meant the ladder not the former. Anyway I hope I helped explain something.

[@irodragon7184]

Tempo changes all the values including both staffs ie hands, note values work by divisions of a beat (except certain note values or ornaments)

[@krisptea]

@@irodragon7184 ok what, pls clarify on what you mean by tempo changes all the values?

[@joshsalzer3794]

Can we get 1000 subscribers with no videos? A quarter note has one beat and tempo is number of beats per minute so a faster tempo those notes are going to played faster

[@krisptea]

@@joshsalzer3794 that's not different tempo, just because the right hand plays the 16th notes and the left hand plays 8th notes, there is no tempo change. The BPM stays steady until specified.

[@Yossus]

This is an absolutely gorgeous piece of music and you and your piano deliver a beautiful performance that more than does it justice. Thank you!

[@judgecristobal1187]

Whenever I need to do an assignment for school, I love to listen to music, especially classical. This is now my new favorite place to listen to that music!

[@horaciomendez7133]

The joy to be Mozart for a moment.

[@sandrasims6480]

What a delight to listen to. I used to play this. Now I can't find the music to it. But Paul plays it much better than I ever did. Wow! Sadly, I did not memorize it.

[@pheona1000]

Ahhh! Brings back so many memories of childhood and the preps for music exams. Thank you for sharing.

[@davidsosa538]

This sonata seems technically easy but it is damn hard to make it sound right. You really are a great pianist Paul.

[@j2bigd590]

Even technically it’s pretty difficult, it’s got a solid henle rating of 6

[@j2bigd590]

That’s literally one below fantasie impromptu which is a level 7

[@Streepie21]

@@j2bigd590 fantasie impromptu also isnt the most technically diffcult :)

[@j2bigd590]

@@Streepie21 I never said it was man, the highest henle rating is 10

[@jacktinney]

yes

[@cosmocode75]

Beautiful piece, one of the first Mozart's pieces I learned. I know, it's not for a beginner, but younger me wanted to play everything

[@Gijsfolbert]

You make it seem so effortless! =P

[@dncviorel]

when you practice for 8 hours+ each day, month after month, year after year, it is effortless.

[@rusejames7242]

Andrei Piatra no one is questioning that

[@dncviorel]

Ruse James Yes, but most people don't understand that talent is a small part of what we define to be successful, in any field, not just music. 100% of the time is the work behind it. I'm not aware of any exception. Hard work is the key for everything in life. Talent is just a guardian angel telling what should you do in life.

[@dncviorel]

@Marianne Ok, I challenge you to become a piano Maestro by practicing 25 minutes a day for 6 days each week. Come back in 5 years and please report your progress. Good luck! :)))

[@dncviorel]

@Marianne Very happy for you, but I expect to see you play like a pro in 5 years from now, so make sure to reply in 2024 with a video after you carefully follow the steps mentioned by you. 8 hours/day vs 25 minutes/day. Is it on? :)))

[@LRPMQLRPC]

Wonderful Paul. I can only dream of playing it like this.

[@aglowkeys]

Every time I hear you play something it's like: "Yes. This is exactly how this piece is meant to be played." You always nail it! By the way, I would love it if someday you could play Kuhlau's Op. 88 No. 3! Especially the 3rd movement. Thank you! :)

[@goji5887]

Stop assuming you know how pieces are meant to be played...

[@pia3295]

@@goji5887 BAHHAHAHA

[@piano_depois_dos_50]

0:07 First movement - part 1 1:45 First movement - part 2 I am studying this piece. Thank you for sharing. : ) As always, a beautiful rendition.

[@Powerslider]

I just want to say: Thanks for everything Paul! You've helped me so much in my amazing musical journey! Greetings from Amsterdam

[@facilvenir]

I've been following this channel for some time now, but now I can relate it to Cracking the Crypt. Love it even more!

[@jennywalley8119]

Paul, I love your technique and enjoy every piece you play. Wish I could play like you.

[@steveforwarduk]

trying to learn this at the moment.. I'm on about the third page. absolutely brilliant playing here Paul.

[@fredshoestrings4888]

0:00 - 1. Allegro 3:07 - 2. Andante 9:09 - 3. Rondo

[@lazergamer7952]

*i nearly cried hearing this is so good*

[@irodragon7184]

Its poetic how much beauty he fit into his work considering how rough his life was, the instrument also didn't help considering it had no dynamics or pedal but that brought out simplistic beauty that just was forgotten later on, I think chopin remembered that, he did study Bach, A LOT.

[@marach6790]

i have to play it for a presentation :) *i wanna cry*

[@dncviorel]

how was it

[@GABRIEL03698]

@@dncviorel we'll never know

[@dncviorel]

@@GABRIEL03698 it's better this way :))))

[@yoipng3281]

I have to play this so I can pass my class lol

[@alejo6720]

@@yoipng3281 have u passed it?

[@oliverzebkar5884]

by far the best performance ever

[@notafurry5965]

Your interpretation of the 3rd movement is absolutely brilliant

[@babybeel8787]

I'm learning it, I'm amazed! He plays it so smoothly :o

[@herpyderpy2869]

Mozart: Here's a piece for beginners! Me: Yay! Mozart: Me: ;-;

[@kemalviolinist9794]

yes :D

[@jurithemusicdivaofficial]

Lmao I’ve been playing for almost 5 years, and I’m still struggling with this piece. :’)

[@LRPMQLRPC]

@@jurithemusicdivaofficial This is not for beginners at all.

[@jurithemusicdivaofficial]

@@LRPMQLRPC yessss, it really isn’t

[@user-ol5eu8bc4u]

kkkkk

[@karengonzalez9895]

This song is so soft and beautiful. 😢☺️

[@Addy-xk1tk]

Really beautiful

[@kacemchawqi5787]

If mozart was a live , he will be proud of you !!!

[@kermit64]

Kacem Mephisto mozart actually made this piece for beginners soooo.....

[@abcd-yg2rx]

But it s not really for beginners, it requires more advanced skills , real beginners can not play it

[@DanielFahimi]

@@abcd-yg2rx Dude Mozart thought that he wrote an easy sonata for beginners just after writing his 18th.

[@Pedro-pc1qx]

@@kermit64 if you search, paul barton played all mozart sonatas and a ton of harder things.

[@PianoThad]

Thanks a lot for sharing... It really made my night into a bright one.

[@emilia4254]

Magnifico Paul, felicitaciones!!!

[@billieberryman4335]

The elephants we're dancing to your music Paul God bless u

[@lilinica7300]

siiiiii lo vi...maravillosos

[@back2backband1]

Mozart my favorite! love it paul!

[@keagsster]

just started this piece, very fun to play!

From a composer's side, the andante is so simple and predictable, but yet, so beautifully put together. Also, it's very easy to play as well.

[@ruperttmls7985]

No es tan facil, pero de los tres movimientos de esta sonata si es el mas facil de tocar.

[@zarahgates3695]

this is hard

[@philoumars3168]

very easy to play ??? post your interpretation.

[@fudgyboo]

Mozart himself described this sonata as "for beginners." It is far and away his easiest sonata.

[@vulture348]

He is talking about the adante. Allegro is pretty hard.

[@rendrafit]

you played it so clean! keep up the good work

[@angelavelasquez8712]

I have yet to perfect a light and gentle touch as yours! (And I've been playing for a while now)

[@galaxiaandromedaquasarpuls8675]

Exelente quisiera hacerlo de la misma forma, es la sonata más hermosa de WAMOZART

[@tennismom208]

Absolutely amazing! I am in awe!

[@lilinica7300]

hermosa interpretación...felicitaciones!

[@enriqueramirez4453]

You're such a great inspiration! I would just love to see you play the Chaconne by Bach it's one of my favorite pieces

[@jacobhurley2465]

one this piece, incredibly played Paul :)

[@jacobhurley2465]

*Love

[@cecilialobos]

Simplemente magnífico, bella melodía

[@jimmynyakora2537]

Beautiful 👌

[@PlutoniumPizzas]

I'd really love a tutorial - or at least a playthough - of Chopin's Etude Op. 25. No. 5, it's my favorite piece of all time. Especially the part where the melody "accelerates" during the middle part.

[@arvindiyer1649]

I wished he would make a recording of the op 25 like he did for op10 Ive listened to his op 10 recordings atleast 50 times.... No exaggeration His interpretation is just the best imho

[@eileensickel]

Very beautiful. Thank you.

[@javawaj4359]

멋지고 확실한 연주입니다. 감사합니다.

[@phrababushkath2350]

BRAVO MAESTRO!

[@ابوعبدالله-ط2س4ق]

جح

[@randebrown4185]

Just lovely !

[@thiagojoveliano117]

parabéns, (...) Tocou muito, eu fui acompanhando na partitura e vc tocou tudo certinho, parabéns

[@sufficientgrace9921]

AMAZING man and family.

[@wlodar3333]

Mr Barton, My ears are in heaven :) Maybe Requiem by Mozart? this could be amazing

[@anne-zoehsu9336]

Magnifique 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@hopelessdigger]

Best part 9:49 →→→→ 10:02 who's with me???

[@majinvegeta4700]

Nobody

[@GallantKnight98]

I always liked the Allegro, but until I listed to the full Sonata, the Rondo is equally as catchy.

[@vagos42]

Your best piece i can say amazing now...

[@garyandrews7422]

Rodrigo Derzié: Your observation is correct. Although his play is very fine, a close examination of his technique will show several technical fingering inaccuracies, one of which is significant, as I pointed out a few months ago. (My comment was quickly deleted.) Through repetitive practice of the piece, the effect of the error is minimized. But for the student, it IS important. I hope you get an opportunity to read this before it too is quickly deleted. Milan Wayz - Your observation is also spot on. He displays little nuance clearly allowed within the framework of the composition. He plays it like an Etude. It will be interesting to see how long Mr. Barton allows fair critiques to exist here, for he posts this essentially as a recital.

[@ktsince83]

Thanks mate. Hope you've had a good weekend =)

[@richardderuig]

BRAVO PAUL😊

[@IsAnythingReal]

Is it me or is he playing the wrong notes on the left hand at 0:25? Edit: I found two versions of the piece which have the same notes that Paul plays. Nevertheless, Paul has one of the best versions of this piece on KZbin

[@enesince6329]

no hes playing it perfect :D what do u think which notes should be played there ? hes playing g h d g-- g c e g and so on

[@IsAnythingReal]

+Enes Ince I think he's suppose to be playing GBDG and GCEG. He's playing GBDG and GCDG

[@No-pm4ss]

Enes Ince he never touched the E key

[@otakurocklee]

You're right.

[@enesince6329]

Fernandito Sulsona Anki Örlogskapten you guys are right. I didnt notice it

[@a.boqnof2963]

2:09 lol i love it xd

[@clauenviaje1790]

You give me inspiration to study piano

[@thara11]

So beautiful ❤️. You inspire me to want to learn this piece. But I am a beginner and will never be able to play at your level of course 😆

[@tegan2950]

This sounded great! I don’t know if you take requests, but I’ve started learning Mozart’s sonata in a minor and am having trouble getting passed the first page, I was wondering if you might do a tutorial on it any time soon. Either way, your vids are really helpful, keep it up!

[@anaveronicarodriguez99]

WOW amazing

[@zennicliffzennicliff]

amazing!

[@bro.jdfrancisco]

Wow! You should play it with Grieg's Second Piano😍🎹

[@felixdaniel6]

Great, congratulations !!

[@orangeclad3241]

I aspire to play like you! So beautiful!

[@Alvin-ex3wu]

So effortless

[@janimayares8086]

Wow!! This is amazing!!!!

[@chaedj93]

love your performance!

[@venicelight1320]

Glorious!!

[@y0upp]

thats insane

[@gabrielaviladeoliveira3451]

So adorable and relaxing S2

[@robertofrander5077]

Sei diventato il mio idolo. Bravo! You've welcome mu idolo. Bravo!

[@robertofrander5077]

Damn T9! You've become my idol.

[@ZvikaDror]

Vundava! love it

[@morrmie9976]

I don't play any instrument but i love this piece so much

[@sexybarney3223]

You make it look easy

[@babecha9141]

Nice touch :D

[@itarsetnom4028]

Me gustaría ver esa interpretación en un piano midi .con sampleo de forte piano original de la época.

[@김스-p3n]

와 .. 진짜 대박이네요 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 본받아야지

[@dang1861]

If only Mozart could hear his compositions on a modern grand piano

[@dianeswanson8206]

This is lovely - inspires me to want to try to learn it again. I have a musical request - would love Golliwog's Cakewalk by Debussy.

[@nicolasbernales2679]

Perfect!!!!!

[@MacSacred]

Thank you

[@felixdaniel6]

Genial.... congratulations

[@zacjones4505]

Très bon!!

[@giuseppeguida9322]

ENGLISH: EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE OF THE WONDERFUL MUSIC OF WOLFANG AMADEUS MOZART. THE WAY, THE TECHNIQUE, THE STYLE AND THE SKILL, MAKE THE STRINGS OF THE SOUL TOUCH. THANKS GOD THE HEAVENLY FATHER FOR GRANTING US THE EXISTENCE OF AN EXCEPTIONAL AND BRILLIANT COMPOSER WHO WAS WOLFANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 - 1791); IN MY MODEST OPINION ONE IS BORN EVERY THOUSAND YEARS. ITALIANO (by Google traslate): ECCELLENTE ESECUZIONE DELLA MERAVIGLIOSA MUSICA DI WOLFANG AMADEUS MOZART. IL MODO, LA TECNICA, LO STILE E LA BRAVURA, FANNO TOCCARE LE CORDE DELL'ANIMA. RINGRAZIO DIO PADRE CELESTE DO AVERCI CONCESSO L'ESISTENZA DI UN ECCEZIONALE E GENIALE COMPOSITORE QUALE FU WOLFANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 - 1791); A MIO MODESTO PARERE NE NASCE UNO COSI OGNI MILLE ANNI.

[@hanguyen-wp2pm]

Love you!

[@muscularhermit8631]

Great !

[@hendrasetiawan4496]

nice...

[@vnm_8945]

fascinating!

[@user-cm9cp2pf4o]

Love ittt