Beethoven "Moonlight" Sonata, III "Presto Agitato" Valentina Lisitsa
Published 2010-01-19
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All Comments (21)
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It's not the speed, It's the clarity of each note
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Even Google didn’t dare put an ad in the middle of that performance.
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14 years since this was released, and there hasn't been a better rendition since.
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一つ一つの音が綺麗に聞こえるし、滑らかさや強弱がしっかりしててものすごく驚きました😮
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Imagine being depressed in 1800s and Beethoven drops this fire
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How is this even humanly possible? The speed, the accuracy...and the tension between her and the piano. Brilliant.
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This performance made me get back into piano after >20 years, it is truly a miracle to watch, thank you!
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This woman's fingers individually have more talent that most popular musicians
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I'm really proud of that one. Edit: lmao I changed the comment so people wonder why does it have so many likes
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This is how I type up last minute essays.
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This tempo so clearly brings out the hidden phrasing Beethoven so intentionally placed into every arpeggio and harmonic transition. She plays with such intentionality that it almost brings out new phrases and lines I don't hear in other interpretations.
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You finished the game. I'm sure that even Ludwig didn't expect anyone to play his masterpiece so perfectly in the next 1000 years.
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as a percussionist, I truly admire the separation between notes, incredibly even. you can hear the gap written between each note and she is doing it at such speed, the years and years of discipline required to achieve this level of perfection is truly noteworthy!
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If you feel amazed by her speed and skills, think about the monster who composed this
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何度聴いても、聴くたび素晴らしい演奏だと思う。
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永遠に残り続けて欲しいと願います。素晴らしい演奏とコンテンツに感謝します。
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She's hitting them notes like they owe her money
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for those of you who disliked this, this was never a tutorial.
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I’ve watched this a million times, and each time I hear something different. This is a timeless masterpiece. Beethoven would be proud.
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It touches me, when you know that Beethoven fought for every single note. I am happy to see him honored by this amazing play. Thank you Valentina.
