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Post by driscollmusick on Oct 9, 2021 18:59:28 GMT
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Post by gx on Oct 12, 2021 15:49:39 GMT
Hey John. This is very interesting . btw the recording starts about a third of the way into the second mov't. I wanted to find out info about this recording - like when, and - if its a recording (which I do think it is) or a piano roll - but my browser isn't allowing access for many sites. (gotta get this fixed!). Very curious - was blind by the age of twenty, and wrote many pieces as well - (including the famous one written for Wittgenstein - for one hand). But what intrigues me is his sense of rubato - and wanted to make sure it wasn't some affectation of the recording process - which is quite pronounced. It certainly shines a different light on the interpretation of Beethoven. (At first I was thinking - is this Beethoven? I really enjoyed the listen. Also it is revealing that this sonata was written in 1798 (I guess Beethoven was about 27, depending on which birth certificate applied) only 3 years after his first sonata. My goodness, so much evolution in his approach in that time span. Thanks for posting! ps... for got to mention how beautiful his interpretation. Gorgeous and sumptuous.
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