Beethoven – Pathetique Sonata 3rd Movement

Beethoven – Pathetique Sonata 3rd Movement
Ludwig van Beethoven – Piano Sonata No.8 “Pathétique” in C minor, Op. 13, 3rd Movement: Rondo

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[Kassiapiano]

Hi!:) At this time, I prepared Pathetique 3rd movement. There are lots of Andras Schiff’s lectures for Beethoven 32 Sonatas on YouTube. If you study for Beethoven’s Sonatas, it will be very helpful for you. Next week, I will prepare the performance for 200k.:) Thanks much for your support!! I am now working for Spotify, other streaming services, and sheet music. Feel free to leave a comment if you have something to update. Have a nice day!!

[ludwigvanbeethoven]

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[antoniosalieri]

Youtube: *Keeps buffering this video*
Beethoven: Pathetique

[xcx]

this makes me feel how pathetique my piano playing is in comparison

[Gmbs-qxwr]

One of the most incredible pieces interpreted by one of the most incredible pianist :)

[spasticflies]

I can’t believe the very first piano teacher I had at the age of 30 thought it was a good idea for me to start learning the Sonata Pathetique after my very first lesson. It took me a year of lessons to learn, and chose to play all 3 movements for our very last lesson before she was to leave going back overseas. Listening to this final movement takes me back to a time when I once had a feeling of great accomplishment. I missed her so much after that and so did the whole world. Rubbish piano. I wish I played this well. Listening to you play this makes me realise how much more I still had to learn, and also realise the pain and horror I must have put my teacher through listening to me playing for our final lesson all those years ago. It would explain a lot that happened since then. Some people like you, I believe, simply... just get it. You play great and well done. An accomplished pianist!

[nicolasdequadros]

I was just thinking about this piece, looks like you read my mind...

[donvitocorleone]

Imagine he wrote this song hundreds of years ago and it still bangs among the old and young people, that's just mind blowing.

[Kassiapiano]

Can you expect what piece I will play for 200k?

[Razz]

This movement fits so well with her light, delicate playing style. It's one of the best renditions I've heard.

[jackkirsch]

Commenting to boost this in the YouTube algorithm

[sgh]

2:55 that transition to g major is smooth as butter

[HomeDepotForklift]

I played this song last year for a concert and it went very well. It’s been a year now and wow I can’t remember how to play it for the life of me. I’m impressed with younger me for being able to play it and now it’s impossible 😂

[emilioperez]

So ZUN was inspired by this to make Septette for the dead Princess.
aka Remilia Scarlet’s ost.

[josephsmith]

Wow. I listen to this and I always think that somebody of Beethoven’s time could’ve never written this. It’s so ahead of its time. Beautiful interpretation (also I’m learning the first mvmt myself)

[MJTFreeTime]

Title: “Beethoven Pathetique Sonata”

My Brain: “Beethoven Pathetic Sona- wait wha?

[katrmior]

Beautiful, as I personally think it's quite hard to nail this piece, but you did it! Keep up the good work...

[certifiedawasubarufan]

"Looks like it's going to be a fun night. Looks like it's going to be a long night."

[ulysse__]

Absolutely stunning playing... and the visuals are getting more incredible every video! Could you maybe do some Debussy in the near future?

[ledderfayes]

"Most replayed: 0:01" yeah you better believe it baby