Schumann - Piano sonata No. 2 in g minor, Op. 22 (Rafał Blechacz)
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- čas přidán 4. 02. 2019
- Teatro La Fenice - Musikàmera
stagione di musica da camera alla Fenice 2017/18
Rafał Blechacz in recital
Robert Schumann, Piano Sonata No. 28 in A, Op. 101
00:26 So rasch wie möglich (Più veloce possibile)
06:38 Andantino. Getragen (Andantino)
10:47 Scherzo. Sehr rasch und markiert (Molto veloce e marcato)
12:18 Rondo. Presto - Hudba
The ever changing moods of this Schumann piece.....Mr. Blechacz is genius in music. He is a good storyteller. I enjoyed this performance.
Sure! Completely agree...
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ブレハッチ さんの貴重な映像 本当にありがとうございます！
As Schumann once said for Chopin: "Hats off, gentlemen, a genius!" 😊
If Schumann says you're a genius you know you are really something
Yes absolutely a genius
Fun story, Chopin never reciprocated the friendship that Schumann was trying to build towards him, he often declined his invitations. Schumann dedicated his Kreisleriana to Chopin writing on the sheet "to my *friend* F. Chopin",
Chopin felt obligated to return the favor, and wrote on his 2nd balade a much colder mention "A Mr Schumann".
It is said that Chopin didn't share Schumann's view on music and found him too eccentric and tiring.
I have an immense respect for both of them and am just amused by this demonstration of opposed personalities.
@@vulkanosaure At the top of my terrible memory I believe that Chopin referred to Schumann as 'Shumann', which just goes to show how coldly he (Chopin) felt of the Great Schumann... Correct me if I'm wrong though.
I saw live in Vienna he was playing this piece of music at his recital in 2018. Intense memory for me, that reminded me of that day. He is special.
For me, one of the best sonatas of the romantic era, even if it still have that classical feeling, the sonata is so well writen, the theme and develope are mesmerazing.
Rafal shows every bit of why this is still played today. The emotion behind this piece is a rollercoaster. You'll find yourself looking at your hands differently after this video.
Rafal ... !! You are fantastic !!!!
He is my fave pianist. Such a great interpreter
I cannot breath anymore this is so blissful 😭❤️
Wonderful interpretation. Bravo!!
Pure magic, Rafal is a genius!!
Bellissimo!!!
This early music of Schumann is music one would have thought came from his last years when madness and restlessness overtook him . it is maddeningly rushing and busy .Argerich ,Annie Fischer and others play it . I can't imagine Schumann poet Perahia or Ivan Moravec playing such mood changing music . The 3rd Sonata gets played more but this is wondrous and crazy , unsettling music of a wild , restless young man full of ideas and outlandish dreams . Carnaval is well-behaved and yet one would expect Florestan &Eusebius to act up as this piece does but Carnaval always to me seems to make sense !
Rafał Blechacz ist ein großartiger Pianist!
Ich habe mir eine Lesezeichen angelegt! :-)
Danke für das Hochladen!
Geeeeeeniiiiooooo super bello ...gracias a dios existen los creadores de bellezas pero super gracias a los pianistas como vos GRACIAS
WIELKI I WSPANIAŁY RAFAŁ BLECHACZ.
Ive listened to lots of people play this piece but most are just a series of wild rushed splashes. This is definitely one of the best - clear and most importantly, controlled playing.
To play to rasch wie moglich with such finesse and control 😌🤌
私は弾いたことのない曲です。いつか弾けるよう努力をしたいです。少しずつ
For me there is no other pianist above him, he is as perfect as Chopin himself I feel sure.. Thank you Mr Rafal
Magnifique !
Bravíssimo!❤
He is a genius ,fabulous ! His performance of this Schumann"s sonate is the best I have listened..
q crack... mil dedos... q elegancia
Dazzling performance.
Veig els teus comentaris a varis vídeos... Ets català?
Is he the best pianist ever? I know he still has a career to develop...but I mean... I find him stuggering. I'm speechless almost every time he touches the piano. Have you listened to his Polonaises album? Oh my...
I wonder if this is the piece Proust refers to in "Swann in Love". "The painter knew that Vinteuil was very ill at the moment and Dr. Potain was afraid he would not be able to save him...The painter had heard that Vinteuil was threatened with mental illness. And he declared that one could perceive it in certain passages of his sonata..." Mr.Blechacz is perfect. Beautiful performance.
happy birthday dearest Clara -- even after 200 years, your music inspires us...
Clara?
I hope more people play the original final ...
Technique really is an illusion, isn't it? He uses no body weight as teachers tell you to do. But his playing lacks nothing at all. Compare tool Trifonov hunched over the keyboard.
Bravo to Rafal!!! This is the first time I understood and appreciated this sonata.
It lacks weight
@@Joseph-ms3iq But is that really a problem? Or is it that he's being compared to a convention we've come to accept as the norm. I suspect it's the latter.
I'm trying to make a joke
@@Joseph-ms3iq hehehe
He did use body weight tho
Mágic@
힣 너무조아
인죵
고등학생때 연습하던 곡을 피아니스트가 치는걸 들으니 그때 녹음한 파일을 다 지우길 잘했다는 생각부터 드네요
His performance is awesome and spectacle beyond my expected world of CHOPIN's reminiscence of the greatly appreciation of the warmth and the aspiration for the music of CHOPIN.
Meant to be Robert Shumann Piano sonata No. 2 in g minor, Op. 22 (Rafał Blechacz)
FINALLY a music video where the camera doesn't change takes and angles every 5 seconds, 90% of them on the (feigned) expressions of the pianist instead of what really matters (hands and feet).
[Seriously, who actually enjoys those hideous takes from behind the piano where you see only the pianist's face framed by the piano?]
I love it
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Play this whilst reading Max Beerbohm's equally lovely (and volatile) Zuleika Dobson (pub. 1911).
6:36 Schumann: Piano Sonata No. 2 In G Minor, Op. 22 - 2. Andantino
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A society that do not tolerate to wait 30 seconds
So funny comentary
@@kerencanelo8580😭😭😭😂
The son of Argerich
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No music
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Lots of skill and practice but rubbish piece
What are you talking about it's one of the most beautiful and well structured sonatas of all time???
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