Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata | Piano & Orchestra

The Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven arranged for Piano & Orchestra!

This is the world premiere of the first ever known version of the Moonlight sonata for piano and symphony orchestra. While the piano part remains the same as the original, the orchestra adds colors to the overall mood, so the piece sounds even more deep, relaxing and magical. I really hope you really like and enjoy this music!

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You are now listening to the 1st movement of the Moonlight sonata.

Feel free to listen also to Für Elise performed by myself here:

Here you can listen to Beethoven - Fur Elise, arranged for Piano and Orchestra:

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Arranged by Georgii Cherkin
Classic FM Orchestra
Conductor: Grigor Palikarov
Soloist: Georgii Cherkin - piano

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[wblairosborniii]

This has been one of my favorite piano solos to listen to over and over again. I started to play this when i was 6 years of age. At nearly 83 i still play it at least once a week.

[GeorgiiCherkin]

2 Million Views! I am extremely happy that so many people around the globe listen to my performance of the Moonlight Sonata, which is probably the only arrangement for piano and orchestra. Thank you guys!!!

[amanks]

It is called as "Moonlight Sonata" because once a blind girl asked Beethoven how did the moon and the night looked like. And this masterpiece was Beethoven's reply!

[TanisCunnick-sphd]

My father played this as a master pianist. At 12 years of age I taught myself from his music sheet for months in secret.. He came home one evening early and asked my mother who was playing the piano. His tears warmed my heart forever. Diolch am y profiad. Caru ti am byth.

[georgeisaak]

The most perfect melancholic song, written by a genius who was deaf at the moment but despite his hearing condition, using frequencies managed to turn music into vibration that he could detect and that is exactly why this song has this magnificent effect of purifying your soul .
If we are advanced as a specie right now and we developed technologies and careers, cities, entertainment, arts we own that to people like Beethoven, Mozard, Vivaldi, Tsaikovski, Schubert, Chopin, Strauss, etc etc .
Thanks to their music, our brain unlocked abilities previously unknown to us, painting, poetry, dancing all kind of talents were appearing all over the place.
It takes intelligence to create music and takes also intelligence to appreciate music .

[tabby]

Guy is playing like he's being embraced by an angel.

[OLAVOPACHECOSOUZA]

Beethoven will never die. Moonlight Sonata proves it.

[Master-bpof]

It seems like the pianist was able to capture Beethoven's emotional intent. What a legend...🌑

[robmthest]

My 13 year old boy has learned to play this song from you tube and recently performed it at his school on a grand piano. One of the proudest moments in my life so far.

[teresavasey]

If I could only hear one and only one piece of music for the rest of my life I would choose this.

[m.barrionuevo]

This piece is of a tragic beauty, seems to describe the pain and loneliness of a deep soul.

[SARMADRS]

bro you are a legend for three major things
1. perfect playing
2. you allowed us to download it
3. after years you are still giving hearts on comments

[rossylo]

I found that there are so many funny comments here, thinking that Moonlight sonata is about describing the night sky and the moon. Moonlight Sonata is actually about missing someone so badly, the desperation, the sweetness of love that still lingers, the bitterness of disappointment and then the madness caused by missing that one person so very bad. It has nothing to do with the night sky.

Edit: whoa, thx for so many likes. I do understand that some people think that music can be freely interpreted, however in classical music, to disregard the original inspiration of the composer, IMHO is being disrespectful. Just because music doesnt have words, doesnt mean it shouldnt be understand deeply. Imagine if this Sonata is a poem that you write about your unrequited love, you poured your sadness, longing n disappointment into your poem and then some people interpret that your poem is actually about something totally unrelated which is the beauty of the moon.

[hellosunshine]

One thing that I love about this is the audience is sitting there quietly, taking it all in. No cell phones in the air. Just in the moment. Perfection!

[Shugaa]

I learned this piece to play it for dad, who sadly passed away in 2018.. he didn’t get to hear it, but I play it everyday with the thought of him looking down at me with a smile on his face. I absolutely love this piece and not anyone knows how to play it, georgii certainly does.

[callme_nandy]

To this day, this is the best performance of the Moonlight Sonata. Period.

[АльбертСеменов-юх]

Не устаю удивляться и восхищаться этим ребенком.Отдельная благодарность Ксении.

[mimidevoe]

The greatest composer in the world. Hands down. No one has ever come close and I don't think they ever will.

[yenvuthi]

I’ve heard many renditions of this beautiful piece but this performance is the closest to perfection. The pianist put all his heart into the music and the orchestra accompanied him so well. Can’t stop listening to it. So grateful for having this in this world. Thank you! ❤

[barbarasiwczak]

Piękna - ponadczasowa elegancka muzyka - Dziękuję - Pani Barbara.🎹🧓🌹