Beethoven - Fur Elise

Beethoven - Für Elise | Piano
L. v. Beethoven - Für Elise, Bagatelle No.25 in A minor

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[Kassiapiano]

Hi!:) Für Elise is famous Beethoven’s piece who most people know. This piece was published after Beethoven’s death. So, there are some arrangements. Until now, the original one by Beethoven has not been found. The arrangement that we can easily hear nowadays was transcribed by Ludwig Nohl. In this edition, there is a controversy for the second right-hand note in bar 7 (Is it E4 or D4). After reading some papers, I decided to play it with D4. Furthermore, since Beethoven loved several women in his lifetime, there is still controversy over the identity of Elise. Personally, I think that she would be Therese Malfatti. (A better version (from my thought) will be uploaded in Spotify. Youtube Algorithm thinks that the better version is the same as other professional pianists’ performance. Nowadays, preparing famous slow pieces always causes great anxiety. To upload it, I have to dispute it. But, it needs lots of time to solve it. So, I decided to upload this version. If you like my performance for Fur Elise, please check the other version in Spotify in the near future)
Last weekend, I traveled and took a rest, which had refreshed me. So, I can prepare great pieces in the near future. Thank you for your support! Have a good day! (I have to go outside now. So, if you guys leave comments, I will reply later! Thank you!)

[jakeriviera]

When people say this piece is overplayed, it’s because many people try to rush through this piece, neglecting any emotion that Beethoven intended to portray. And I really like Kassia’s interpretation because she definitely did not try to rush, and she really put thought into the performance.

[missale]

Whenever people say fur elise is overplayed to death, I get kinda sad? Because this is how I hear fur elise...delicate and meaningful. It's always played too fast and harshly.

[davisatdavis]

Despite how overdone this piece is, there's still something magical, scary, dark, affection behind it. I love your performance of it! :)

[djcrashingbeats]

your playing sounds so fresh and clean. The dynamic and the speed is absolutely amazing. It is almost like how the very professional pianist play in the orchestra concerts

[euanjones]

It's amazing how different such a commonly played piece can sound depending on the player. I have heard this piece a thousand times, but I've never heard it quite like this, not as delicate as this. Makes all other interpretations seem surplus for me.

Another amazing performance! Well done on a great job, and thanks for sharing this beautiful recording!

[rayadav]

0:03 Beethoven hard childhood
1:13 Therese comes to his life
1:27 Happiness filled in Beethoven's mind
1:33 Therese leaves and heart broken
2:17 Beethoven's goes tired with sad and deafness
2:28 Depression starts to rise
2:38 Finds himself lone and worthless
2:50 All past memories comes to his mind
2:57 Final movements of his life

3:32 Beethoven's






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[mileswagner]

This piece captures my late wife Elyse so well. It has passion, dedication, love and friendship expressed perfectly. Best rendition I have heard.

[ncrisz]

Maybe it's simple, but the way you play it is magical.

[neezduts]

FINALLY A PERSON OF CLUTURE THAT PLAYS THE HARDER PARTS OF FUR ELISE

[jw-piano]

Was not expecting this. I hate how overplayed fur elise is but this is beautiful

[bottleswashacked]

Kassia, you are one of the few performers on YouTube that I feel actually expresses the true meaning of the pieces you play.
You are unlike others, who try to pretend that they are amazing pianists by adding titles like “10 Hardest Songs In The World”, the playing movement 3 of ‘Moonlight Sonata’. To play that, all you need to know is your chords. To play it well, however is a whole other story. It does not matter how hard a piece is, it is how well you play it.

You are a virtuoso pianist.
Thank you for sharing you talent with us. 😀

[caterinabrun]

Despite having listened to this piece multiple times and performed by different pianists, I'll be honest, your version just became my favourite. Beautiful interpretation

[hannah.rae.]

There’s something gracefully mysterious about the melody that resonates

[vukjorgic]

I listened and played it sooo many times, yet I still like this piece.
A big THANK YOU from Bosnia and Herzegovina and from Serbia!

[jamb_]

as much as how overplayed fur elise is, they never really seem to make a version that is just so musical and different from the others. This is probably one of the best interpretations of the piece. Well done!

[iuliapopa]

Even tough I heard this piece played more than 100 times, your performance made me rethink the piece, i love how you didn't rush anywhere and let the emotions sink in. Wonderfull performance from a great interpreter. Hope to see more like these in the future

[aparnanandy]

Just how beautifully a deaf guy depicts his emotions brushing his hands through all the keys of his piano.



Undefinable.

[eljodoma]

Still to this day this piece will be the most beautiful and iconic for me. I grew up with this piece I’d listen to it every night before i slept.
It has all kinds of emotions someone could think of. Playing this piece isn’t as easy as some people think... You have to put in a tremendous amount of emotions and feeling and making sure that you you get the right feel and sound of it and you definitely did it Kassia

[skywatcher]

This took me back to when we had movie time in class rooms. I was in the 4th grade in 96 and I can remember hearing this in a old Christmas movie.