Beethoven - Sonata No. 23 Appassionata 3rd Movement

Beethoven: Sonata No. 23 Appassionata 3rd Movement performed by Kassia

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[Kassiapiano]

This performance has been prepared for 50k congratulation. Thanks much for 56k subscribers :) I always appreciate your support and encouragement. I am sorry for the late upload. As you know, it's not easy to complete one piece every week. Libertango video will be uploaded within 1 week. Videos will be uploaded in Instagram soon. And, I will prepare Spotify in near future. If I complete it, I will inform it on the community board. Thank you!! Don’t forget to like, subscribe and click the bell! (for alarm)

[nicolas_bonnin]

6:39 “To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.” - Ludwig van Beethoven. It's perfect

[mtlytl]

From break and ruin, the most beautiful performance begins.

[ludwigvanbeethoven]

The most beautiful sonata ever written.
If I do say so myself.

[aa-colf]

I found 4 more pieces in this piece.
3:06 Moment Musicaux No.4
6:41 Chopin Ballade No.1
7:15 Grande Valse Brilliante
7:51 Moonlight sonata 3rd Movement

[MikeyOnKeys]

I think the Appassionata is one of Beethoven’s best sonatas.

[babyskunkcat_cat]

I think it’s crazy that you’ve grown so much in the past month. It’s hard to believe that the amount of people subscribed to you has multiplied by 1000 times.

[lingling]

ただ“弾ける”だけじゃなく 上手い。何回も聴いちゃう。Spotify は良いアイデアですね。

[LeonMRr]

I hope that piano has learned its lesson

[chrissoames]

Piano writing doesn't get any better than this. Beethoven himself wrote some amazing piano pieces in his later life, but I don't think he (or anyone else) ever topped this. The precision of Bach before him, paired with the pianistic gymnastics of Liszt after him. Also, no one does "angry" better than Beethoven. His deafness at this time had gotten bad enough that people around him were starting to notice, and this was his musical response. That last 60 seconds is just astonishing (the whirlwind of notes in the upper register is actually the motif from the start of the movement at double speed, by the way), the Viennese aristocrats who were the first to hear it must have been utterly bewildered.


As for the performance itself, absolutely fantastic. People tend to chicken out a little bit with the ending, especially. They'll play it too slow, or too quiet. You did neither. Unleashed fury, as it should be. Wonderful!

[TheNecroFisherman]

The dynamics used in Beethoven’s pieces always leave me in awe

[ayesha]

bruh... Beethoven's mastery of musical composition is UNREAL. Granted, it takes unreal skill and dedication to play it so utterly beautifully too, Kassia <3

[MyPianoArchives]

So glad you’re getting the attention you deserve. Most pieces you pick to play are some of my personal favorites. Thank you for all your efforts for our entertainment!

[LumberJacck]

All of Beethoven's sonatas are beautiful in their own unique way. Thank you for this performance, Kassia.

[pmie]

Awesome, i love it. The final part is explosive and gaves me chills, from 7:07 to the end.

[theRaptor]

When someone says classical music is clam, and relaxing.

[RileyTheGhost]

What I cannot do is own her heart.

Instead, my graceful love stole my heart and left me with lone hardship.

I can’t help but love the pain which fills the void of solitude.

Because I could look ahead thanks to you.

But now, the wonderful scenery we used to watch together lay behind me…

In this instant, I look back again. My eyes fixated on the most painful yet beautiful moments.

Those moments I can only view from afar, as I can’t dare approach them.

As I cleared the filth obstructing my view, it piled up on the path to the way forward…

I don’t think I can face the growing mountain in front of me squarely.

If I tried to confront it…

I might be buried under mounds of resentment and suffering from others.

I’m not sad about it, though. I don’t think it’s a shame that I can’t move on.


To leave you behind in the past and move forward alone would be my greatest pain.

I had only one option, then. To be able to gaze at paradise forever…

I should move all which blocks that sight out of the way.

[xena]

I don’t get how amazing someone can be. I mean at can’t even play two scales without messing up the fingering lol. This is just amazing!

[riannuhhh]

holy shit when i saw that you uploaded this i was ecstatic because i played this for my talent show last year and to see one of my favorite pianists give their totally badass interpretation of it, i’m so inspired. thank you for sharing this beautiful masterpiece.

[Storiac]

Just last week I was wondering why nobody wants to play the Appassionata and now you just did!!!
Thank you very much 😊😊😊