Paul Lewis‐Schubert：Allegretto in C minor D915

[@reinermotzkus1225]

A heavenly masterpiece meets a perfect interpretation.

[@MrPaevo]

Great interpretation of this wonderfully intimate piece!

[@M125077]

Such a beautiful piece! Very well played

[@ednahalamish1649]

I love your playing. Thank you Paul.

[@Pianoman88notes]

Thank you Wulf-Dieter Lugert of Forte Notation for leading me to this beautiful performance. I shall have to play it now.

[@tama7590]

2019.09.29 @Kawasaki, Japan He played it emotionally for the anchor. I loved it!

[@johnfriesen3335]

Thanks - beautiful, soothing elegance...

[@thestasiabug3337]

Wow. That was beautiful.

[@hhuen4105]

I'm learning this one right now!

[@Toxxic88]

He reminds me of a young Brendel in his facial expressions. Fantastic player.

[@emmabovary8459]

Brendel was his mentor!

[@johorn2887]

Any facial expressions beyond the bare minimum are proof of mediocrity. Rachmaninoff and Horowitz are examples of how to play, not the piano riffraff of today.

[@alanleoneldavid1787]

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[@JanWeinhold001]

@@johorn2887 life is quite simple for you, isn't it?

[@timourtokarev4261]

Interesting rythmic choises in the end of the first movement. Also, imo Schubert is kind of a Michael Bay of classical music, with somewhat manichean nuances (from pianissimo to fortissimo in a couple of seconds) just like the constant explosions in the Transformer movies... so where are those fortissimos, Paul?

[@TheTd1990]

Sylvester Stallone? Great playing by the way.

[@brentlowert2839]

Und? Wer hört 2020 in der Coronakrise wieder Schubert?

[@axelreitel7966]

Me.

[@tarikeld11]

Ich, vor allem die Sonaten :)

[@laurynflynn6736]

rip me

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who is watching in 2015 ?

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[@MichaelLorenz]

OMG, much too slow!

[@Taka-Musics-Labo]

I don't think so.

[@pompeogirolamo6551]

Perfect timing!

[@danilorongo3644]

😊listen to Richter: a funeral march! 😅