Beethoven 'Für Elise' - P. Barton, FEURICH 218 piano

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This video is in a Playlist "Piano Pieces of Moderate Difficulty"

Free Sheet Music in public domain:

[Mrs.and.Mom.of.]

These videos are VERY soothing to my son with Autism!

[Msstrawberryblonde]

So beautifully played. Brings tears to my eyes, as I used to be able to play this by memory, when I was a teenager, without even looking at the music.

[filmadordecarros]

This is the best performance of "Für Elise" that I could find, congratulations Paul!

You were the player who did the part in 1:09 the most beautiful way. Perfect!

[ferrari]

Great song and Great playing. Lovely song, timeless ...

[ClassicalJams]

Paul, such a beautiful performance of this beloved classic. Perhaps everyone's first recital....I think I played this even in my sleep as a child....ingrained to this day even though I seldom play it anymore. I really should as it is truly beautiful :-)) You have a great touch on those ivories as always! Have a wonderful week Paul :-) ~Jackie

[earthmanx]

My piano piece when I was a kid! Thanks so much, Sir Paul Barton!

[evilmorty]

Perfect. I am learning this song. You played it beautifully.

[ange]

Im 13 and currently learning this song. Its so beautiful. I hope one day i can play it just like you.

[ferrari]

Great playing of fur elise. I loved it. Very smooth and very relaxing :)

[pianoxy]

Congratulations you played very well! it's perfect! I've been following you for some time, you're really very good.

[mr.mcmanudry]

This is absolutely perfect, happy to say I can play it just as well

[MetaView]

There is nothing more beautiful to hear than a strong man playing the furelise

[namelesssir]

Ooh thank you very much!!! I was looking for its fingering for so much time. By the way, you play it so beautiful, bravo!!
Greetings from Brazil :)

[Katerinasvizzera]

to jest najpiękniejsza wersja dla Elizy !!! Piękne

[brucecampoy]

Waldstein, Appassionata and/or Pathetique please

[verosxalla]

Hey Paul. I noticed that starting at about 0:14, your fifth finger shakes on the B natural, as you would on a guitar. Was that intentional? Not to sound nit-picky of course. Also, if you accept requests, I would love to hear your interpretation of Chopin's Ballade 2 on the wonderful Feurich. I've recently started learning the piece and I am very interested as to how you take the tempo of the piece.

[m.a.]

Amazing tutorial, Paul! Can you make a tutorial of La Campanella? The piece is filled with technical difficulties that only a teacher like you could help us self-learners overcome.

[rashifarsya]

Beautifully played! But i have a question, was it supposed to be two “D# E” at 2:48? I think it’s supposed to be only one “D# E”, but please correct me if im wrong.

[Mercuziopianist]

Oh Paul. I read about your claimed videos. This is NOT possible because Beethoven is not anymore under copyright. I had that problem with Rodrigo's Concierto (that is still under copyright) but my publisher won the dispute because, if you are the performer, you get right's (and monetization) from whatever music you are playing, and the publishers can get their percentage only if the composer is still under copyright. I had also some problems using some pictures in my videos and, in that case, I couldn't do nothing, so I had to replace those videos with a new one using the scores instead of the pictures. If you want I can ask my publisher what you can do.

[pinoynobody]

¡La su interpretación, me encanta mucho!