W.A.Mozart - Sonata C-major KV. 279, mvt. 1 - analysis. Greg Niemczuk's lecture.

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!!!!! Sorry for the blurred video! My camera broke during the recording!!!!!

Concert pianist describes and analizes Mozart's Masterpieces for the piano.

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[laconismo]

Thank you for make me love this sonata that i am studying. Your interpreation and your analysis has being a treasure for me. Hugs from Chile

[danielnikolopoulos]

Wow! I’m looking forward to these new lectures very much! Thank you for your work Mr. Niemczuk, we all appreciate it very much!

[Alix.]

Your explanation of Mozart's genius is wonderful ! I'm rediscovering this sonata, of course I didn't realize how it's so organized with all the ideas being transformed everywhere, it's really mesmerizing. Thanks a lot !

[GuntherWolfen]

I love so much when you use books and letters to confirm what you're saying. Historical and Cultural sources are essential to understand music. Thank you for starting this new journey of analysis!

[EGMusic]

My favourite Mozart sonata! Thanks for the help! 😊

[bigl]

I love your mention of using the knee to activate the damper. My professor in college studied at the University Mozarteum Salzburg and was awarded access to his house and piano. She told me about the knee pedals on his piano when studying with her.

[BrandonLaupiano]

I always skipped this sonata because I thought it would have been easy. Upon reading through it I was thinking "Where is the primary theme?" "Why are they in a different order in the Recapitulation?" Then the real challenge began of how to make sense of this strange sonata form. However, your video was extremely useful in making sense of these eccentricities. Your performance insight is excellent.

[elisamartini]

Thank you for your explanations on Mozart and the Sonata C- major KV 279 1st movement. I love this composer. I thank you for including books on Mozart. I have his correspondance. It is a pleasure to listen to your course on video. Thank you.

[sillyfillet]

Thanks for your teaching, you are not only a piano Maestro but also a great teacher! (the camera problem doesn't matter, the important is the teaching content has been clearly explained!)

[più_lento__]

we made it to Mozart !! This analysis is amazing Greg, and we can’t wait to be part of this new journey with you !

[lourdesdahl]

Hi Greg, you and only you can give us so much understanding about this wonderful classical music, you bring the best way to give us an understanding and simplicity of how to see one of the most difficult music that Mozart produced, congratulations for all the hard work, l am really appreciate your dedication and patience to teach us. We love you and thank you.

[ducklord]

Greg, that's incredible!!!
Keep on with such an amazing work!

[Talent.]

Greetings well played, only the fingers sometimes push harder, the force from the shoulder hands to transferred to the fingers minute 1:47-1:52 2:28-30 good analysis.

[callum.plays.classical]

Amazing, can't wait for mozart's fantasies

[bobbyatopk]

Nice video, I’m glad to have found it! One thing Im not sure about is the harpsichord question. It only has two dynamic markings (p and f) and no crescendo. So maybe it was intended for a dual manual harpsichord ?

[scottweaverphotovideo]

Thanks for the vid, Greg! The arpeggio that first comes in bar 17 should begin on the beat, correct? It goes by fast and I can't tell. Thank you!

[tegoniewiedziaes]

Dzień dobry! Chciałem się zapytać którego dnia jest ten koncert w Płońsku?

[Hmeno_]

did you put colored chalks on the piano to symbolize mozart's music as something more childish? if that was the intention it turned out very cute and interesting. Thanks for the English version anyways ❤