Trudelies Leonhardt plays Schubert, Drei Klavierstücke D 946

[@alombredeslava2468]

Tout Schubert est dans vos mains. Splendide!

[@stephanoskatsaros]

What a beautiful clear natural techink! Marvelous!!!

[@hebrews619]

Beautiful are the hands that brings so much joy and comfort. Thank you!

[@ericm4539]

The crystal clear melody from 12:03 - 13:10 is absolute perfection!!

[@GerardvanR]

Wat mooi, Trudelies. Volgend jaar word ik 80. Jij bewijst dat je op oudere leeftijd nog heel goed kan spelen. Ik ga proberen datzelfde bewijs te leveren.

[@RettaSangili]

I think this is my favorite interpretation of Drei Klavierstücke ever. Would love to add it to my work playlist on Spotify if an album version is ever released

[@ericm4539]

Superbe interprétation de ma Professeur de piano quand j'avais 20 ans de moins et vivais en Suisse!! Splendide!

[@Heather-im5sg]

A revelation!

[@marcbuijs4674]

Goudeerlijk en liefdevol spel!

[@joelrigal4622]

Bravo Madame, pour cette très belle interprétation, pour votre jeu si maîtrisé sur le piano-forte et si juste de style et de "sentiment" !

[@MarkFarago]

Wunderbar!

[@giulianisimone3344]

Que c'est beau, merci madame !

[@reginarenzowajurgens7953]

Ich bewundere Sie! Vielen herzlichen Dank!!! Die Musik muss diese schreckliche Zeit überleben! Die Künstler sollen alle aktiv werden!!!

[@АртурНиколаев-е1е]

Absolutely amazing!

[@meijong6453]

Jeu vraiment exceptionnel. J’aime beaucoup !

[@giacomocasabianca5732]

Can't describe this execution with words... Chapeau!

[@romahoffman157]

Thank you for the Schubert!! Loved it, the way yiu play it!

[@AdmiralSilver96]

Rendition of real musicianship.

[@Pianofortina]

Wundervoll! Immer wieder! 😄

[@donaldallen1771]

This is such masterful music-making. It's a lesson to all of us in phrasing, taste, voicing, rhythm, tempo and letting music breathe. I haven't heard these wonderful pieces (from Schubert's incredible last year) played better.

[@thomaskendall452]

Agreed! I have her recording of D. 946. Some years ago, Globe started recording every solo keyboard piece by Schubert played by Trudelies Leonhardt on appropriately historical pianos. I have much of the set; does anyone know if they ever finished?

[@guyidobkk]

prachtig gespeelt

[@maxvanegmond4999]

Een verademing: zo veel rust en stijl in deze turbulente tijd.

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

amazing

[@zvezdinki7998]

Спасибо!😢 11:53

[@miccamecca]

Beautiful

[@Pianofortina]

Great!! 👏

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

she misses out essential passages in the second one...

[@franciscoesteves05]

And WHY is it all half a tone down?!🫤

[@franciscoesteves05]

And you can see she's playing the right notes. But Cs come out as Bs.

[@weiker8575]

@@franciscoesteves05Maybe the instrument shes playing uses some weird historic tuning? Most baroque organs also sound a half-step lower, because the norm back then was something around a=415, opposed to our modern a=440.

[@thomaskendall452]

@@franciscoesteves05 The usual pitch for keyboard instruments in 1815 Vienna was around a = 415 to a = 420. My Broadwood (English) square piano from 1794 is much happier at a = 420. In its distant past, some bozo yanked it up to a = 440 or so and left it there for a long time. The case warped, thereby cracking the case veneer in the treble, warped the case and cracked the soundboard and (worst!) the bridge at g. I've pounded enough maple shims into the crack that I only have to retune that g about once every two weeks. These instruments' frames are wood, not metal.

[@rickshelley1287]

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