Beethoven - Sonata No. 26 in E flat major, Op. 81a - Yeol Eum Son, , March 2005, plays Beethoven
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- Yeol Eum Son performs Beethoven - Sonata No. 26 in E flat major, Op. 81a at the Arthur Rubinstein Piano Master Competition ( March, 2005, Tel Aviv).
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The competition, is held every three years in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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이 곡을 이렇게 깔끔하게 치다니!!!!
피아니스트 손열음 연주는 너무 좋아요 ❤❤
I. - Adagio 00:40 Allegro 02:02
II. - Andante espressivo 06:48
III. - Vivacissimamente 10:36
It's so interesting to see and hear Yeol Eum as a teenager. Her playing is already marvelous. Her characteristic sensitivity, technical excellence, grace -- all of what she is now growing more and more well-know for -- they're all there. She is already breaking the ceiling of what excellent pianism is.
She plays with all the strength needed for Beethoven. Well done indeed.
beautiful rendition of the parting; the dealing with absence and the glorious reunion. One of Beethoven's gems played with great understanding and feeling
So beautifully thought. Every note is given it's proper weight. The clarity of the left hand. The sparing use of the damper pedal. They all combine to produce a truly memorable performance.
Musicianship and artistry emanates from her every pore!.
I think Yeol Eum plays a perfect Beethoven. Balanced, the exact tempo, true to the score, without hype or stridencies, she, who, in general, I think is passionate playing. Passion and delicacy. She pampers each phrase, to make it sound like it should sound within the musical discourse. With which fineness cares the nuances! And the result cannot be better. A Beethoven authentic, genuine. A performer who inspires love to which hears her.
Hi pianoforever100, I just wanted to tell you that Yeol Eum has recently started her own channel here on CZcams. czcams.com/channels/zUr1DjUeZ5r_wKE5ykYo6g.html
@@clairepianist Thanks a million Claire !!!
i cant stopp watching at yeoleum son. in everycase, she looks natural in her way of playing. never too serious. it seems
she has fun..while playing.
Agree with Meredith and Bruce. Great touch and subtle shadings of tone. Very well done. Bravo!
Amazing performance - really gifted !!
Wonderfully expressed Beethoven!
Phenomenal performance!
I like this artist, she has artistic patience, she allows the music to reveal itself....
0:42 6:49 10:36
j y 좋아유^^
연 두웅 🙂🙃
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Simple yet deep interpretation involved
Thanks for sharing
Artistry and greatness drips from her pores. What a treat!
ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 어쩜이렇게 깔끔하게 잘치시지 ㅠㅠㅠ
wonderful!
This Sonata is called "goodbyes" in French. I don't know whether calling it that was Beethoven's idea. Frankly, I doubt that. Such a title leaves interpretations widely open, but then interpretations are all widely open in music within general "borders". Anyway, I always love Yeol Eum's playing. I also appreciate her openness and healthy self-image when it comes to comments and views about her playing, witness her entrances into all these stupid "contests" that have no real validity. Technically, she has no peer. Interpretively she's also wonderful.
dansingmuch this sonate in German based In three notes, G F and E. G:le, F:be E:vohl.
The good bye is in german Lebevohl.The themme developes in these notes during
First movement.in my opinion this is a big idea created byBeethoven.
She is so clean ugh
What?
I came
Beatifull performance of this great and so yung pianist. And she is charming wich adds class to her playng.
Breathtaking performance! Keep it up!
Small tip: at 12:04, play the Eb chord one octave down.
That is after D2, G1, make it Eb1 instead of Eb2;
Play (Bb1) Eb1 G1 Bb1 Eb2 Bb1 G1 F1 ...
This is something almost no one tries for some reason.
원본판은 손열음이 친 것이 옳은것이다. 그것은 수정된 판이다
@@user-pq5cs5pn2j Translate to English Please.
Clean-
She is very good, both in Beethoven + Chopin + Rachmaninoff
and Mozart, after which you can add Prokofiev.
And don't forget her Schumann, which is sublime.
@@ravenstrobe arrh, a sublime Schumann is Rubinstein.
I often wonder what Korean girls eat that makes them such extraordinary musicians - or is it that they have access to the elixir of musical immortality - or do they simply work harder than anyone else...
I had a Korean French horn student who was the most determined student I ever had. Whenever she came across a difficult passage, she would work on it until she got it right without being told. She was a joy to teach.
Culture and work ethic.
14. 루드비히 반 베토벤:
start 0:42
Thank you
😊
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10:36
The thing that's even more amazing than her playing is that this was filmed with a potato.
P2floyd Hahahahaha lol
No, nothing is more amazing than Yeol Eum's playing. I finally got around to hearing this young woman playing this piece after having heard performances by her years later which were marvelously played as well. She has become the premiere pianist of her generation.
00:42
Thank you
6:50
Played on the day I was born and Beethoven died
Is this real? Wow, stunning!!!
와...교과서다 그냥
Aint a female asian performance without contortionist moves being pulled off mid sweet movement LMAO. I love her third movement
It will be fascinating to hear how she plays this sonata in April 2037 when she will still be 49 years old. That is the age from which you judge whether or not someone is a great player of Beethoven's major piano sonatas or just a good one. Here she was still 18 and her youth shows up a lot in her lack of connection with the imagery of the music, probably the reason why she only placed third in this competition. Also for some reason her fingering in the final movement is too light and thus detracts from the wonderfully dramatic and romantic clashes between thoughts which Beethoven intoduces as the sonata nears its close. But for this very reason, youth and lack of romantic intensity, she developed as a great Mozart player over the next decade. I am sure this is not a coincidence. But these are only my idle thoughts, I will never play anywhere near as well as she does :).
BULLSHIT!
Anton, your most perceptive statement was the last one you made. Your perceptions are colored by ageism and a rigid notion about what a "correct" interpretation is. Technically, she is perfection. Interpretively, she is sensitive and brilliant -- and way ahead of the judges. That's the problem with these "contests". There really isn't such a thing as an interpretive "best".
Woow i’ve never seen a comment like this white, male, and age oriented one. You are so short sighted. You really need to take your words back.
@@maiochiruhanabira9293 actually I'm not caucasian or pure white, my wife is Korean and she agrees with me. But it was only my opinion.
@@dansingmuch on the contrary. my opinions are coloured by hearing her play now,(2021), especially her Mozart and Schumann. Actually in my opinion she is currently the finest classical pianist in the world today with only Trifinov anywhere near her. But I beg you to listen to Arrau's late Beethoven sonatas. He was lost in the music, something YeolEum did not achieve at 18 but reached to perfection in 2011 with her Mozart 21 in Moscow.. But the one thing they have in common is a great affinity with the music they played. I agree with you about competitions, they are merely to let people know you are around.
김연아 닮았네..
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