Beethoven Piano Sonata 'Pathétique' No.8 in C minor, Op.13

Beethoven Piano Sonata "Pathétique" No.8 in C minor, Op.13

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[AyberkDurgut]

Beethoven Sonata No.8 '' Pathétique ''

I. Grave -- Allegro di molto e con brio: 0:05
II. Adagio cantabile: 8:11
III. Rondo: Allegro: 13:15


'' Great Performance Traum, nicely done! ''

[tartar]

The name of this piece perfectly describes my piano skills.

Edit it's been 3 years: idk if anybody cares but I'm actually learning this now 😭😭😭
Man I never would have guessed I could reach this level. Keep practicing guys if I can do it so can you! You've got this 🫡

[OrionBroadcasting]

I thought this piece was impossible to play, but luckily I started simply piano 6 months ago and boy was I right, it is still impossible to play.

[hoenn]

Beethoven when he plays it: Pathetique

Me when I play it: Pathetic.

[paolo]

I'm gonna carefully assume that this is my favourite beethoven sonata

[fredericchopin]

'hmm.. let’s find something sightreadable..'

*ah, beethoven pathetique, perfect!*

[wafflegoof]

Man, the power, the raw emotion. Beethoven truly is the grandfather of metal!

[myunholyritual]

as a guitar player I feel huge respect for piano player it is so amazing

[therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

I approve! I'm currently writing my 33rd Piano Sonata.

[clarkebynum]

I feel like it's gonna be any day now when we get a notification for "crazy pianist plays impossible sonata Hammerklavier 106 with bruised femur!"

[rotterdammer]

11:32 this movement means so much to me. I have been diagnosed with 3 different mental illnesses and listening to it helps me handle the constant suffering while still allowing me to look at my pain and to hum along with it. God bless you Ludwig Von Beethoven! RIP

[christianluis]

I feel identified with this song, not cause of the feelings it transmits, but cuz of the name

[georgearbuckle]

I love how crisp and clear your piano is paired with your emphasis in the first movement is utter perfection.

[Grupsy]

This is crazy. My teacher just gave me this piece a week ago. What a coincidence!

[sanntti]

Oh my gosh, I thought I thought you were gonna drop the movements individually, but boy was I wrong (Actually I still am wrong, I did not know he posted this earlier this year, Still) Traum is incredible and we appreciate and love your playing and you, especially your dedication. Traum is simply incredible!

[BaileyPhillipsComposer]

Fully expecting you to be a professional pianist when you do a reveal.

[jacktan]

After playing this piece for 20 yrs, finally pianists are putting up more performances onto YouTube. I always thought not many people would appreciate this Sonata. I like this speed and momentum, the toughest part I would say its the running down notes and jumping back up fast for the 1st movement. Well played!

[gwen]

1st movement :-
introduction 0:00 - 1:43
exposition (1st) 1:44 - 2:11
2nd subject 2:12 - 3:13
repeat 3:14 - 4:42
opening again 4:43- 5:24
development 5:25 - 6:05
recapitulation 6:06 - 7:20
ending 8:01 - 8:07

[pablovalverde]

The adagio cantabile is one of the most Heavenly melodies i've ever listen, thx for upload this piece. RIP Beethoven 🥀🌹

[robschneider]

this interpretation is fucking amazing. this is my new Pathetique. i always floated between kempff and gould. this is right in the middle in the most beautiful way. nothing feels rushed, or too slow. all the emotions and outbursts are there and acknowledged. Nothing feels left out, or dragged, or rushed. That is phenomenally impressive.