Beethoven – Sonata No.21 Waldstein 1st Movement

Beethoven - Sonata No.21 Waldstein 1st Movement
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[Kassiapiano]

Hi! At this time, I prepared Beethoven’s Waldstein sonata 1st movement. It was delayed because the length of this piece is long. Do you guys know this piece? This piece is one of the famous sonatas in Beethoven’s middle period. I hope that you guys like this performance! Always thank you for your support! I always check the pieces you guys recommended. Surely, I can’t do all of them. But, if possible, I try to play them. Then, Please leave the pieces which you want. Thank you! Have a good day!!

[ErikCPianoman]

Easily my favorite mvt. from the sonata. Wonderfully and effortlessly executed.

[ryanpmcguire]

YOU DID IT. THANK YOU AFTWR ALL THESE MONTHS. YOU ARE THE

[JesseArt]

Man, you really nail those dynamics. And your right hand is like lighting on those runs. I've probably listened to this piece hundreds of times over the years. I'm truly impressed with this performance. Musicality is on point in my opinion.

[milkmunstr]

You and Rousseau are without a doubt the best piano channels around

[dhyangoswami]

Realizing how good some people are at playing to piano compared to me gives me the chills

[Unthinkable-nn]

One of the greatest sonatas in the musical heritage of Mankind, and one of the greatest creations of Beethoven! Thank you, great performance!

[tacyak]

My favorite piano sonata! Its actually the reason why I started studying piano to begin with...and I put it in my top five favorite Beethoven pieces. And this is my favorite performance on youtube!

[riannuhhh]

i just wanna thank you because i’ve started reading this a couple months ago and i’ve lost inspiration stuck in quarantine but your performances always inspire me and this video has totally revamped my love for this piece. you’re incredible!!! 💛

[MicoAquinoComposer]

You are one of the best pianists in YouTube, Kassia! You are a virtuoso and you played it perfectly. You played one of my favorite sonatas! 👍💖

[rabbitkm]

It is amazing that Beethoven created this music and that people can play it.

[loonyfn]

I already know this is going to be good!!

[SuperTicklemonsters]

The beginning theme of this piece is my favorite Beethoven. Love the performance!

[countryballvisualizer]

I didn't expected, but Waldstein 1st movement is very incredible

[suyashkumar]

I was waiting for so long that if someone does this piece and YOU DID IT!!! And it was just about I was going to take my classes.

[Corpsebean]

Oh my god I'm actually here early. Thank you for all of your music! Very inspiring.

[nihalsantosh]

I see no reason to get bored of a great musician

[SymphonicImpressions]

Flawless technique, great speed, relaxation, every note is crystal clear, perfect tempo. At the same time, you get the listener's attention in every piece you play (no matter the music period, every style suits you very well), dynamics are very polished and each and every note has an intention. And I almost forgot: you can do all this on an electronic keyboard... You have a huge talent and I'm glad to see that this channel grows bigger and bigger, you deserve it. If you took part in a top level competition, I'm sure you would win it; you certainly have the level of a international pianist, and of the very good ones. Congratulations.

[luthientinuviel]

Please play Deubussy’s Arabesque no. 2?? Your no. 1 was beautiful

Edit: I just realized that you haven’t played the no. 1 either. Both are great pieces

[nicolasatanganaoyono]

All I ask is to see the face of the person who helps me find inner calm at this time when the world is upset by covid19 and where our minds are constantly questioning. Thank you very much for this embellishment.
The taste of good music knows no boundaries because I listen to you from my native village BENEBALOT in Cameroon. At the University my comrades thought that I was leaving the lodges because I softened my nights with MOZART, BEETHOVEN, BCH, CHOPLIN or VIVALDI