Aug 26, 2010. [PDF] - Piano solo - Classical * License: Public domain - Famous sonata 2nd Mvt is incredible. ViewDownload PDF: Tempest first edition (3.01 Mo). Beethoven: Sonata No. 17 in D Minor, Op. 2 (Tempest) Piano solo [Sheet music + CD] Schirmer. By Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827).

If you count the beats in the 'largo' section - there is no holding of the fermata. I'd like to hear the rolled chord done faster - the beats slightly faster - blending the pedal there, and then hearing that last note hold great suspense over what is to come.

Im so bad at counting. I hafta go back to other recordins and see if they are lazy as me? When u say rolled chrod, u mean the ones at the beginning? There's two kinds he wrote, rolled (with the squiggly) and then written out in small notes.

So i thoughts, better make em different, one slow and one fast. Tamil Thalattu Songs Free Download. U might say, but shouldnt it be the other way around, squiggly fast and writtten out slow?

But if u think of poetry, shorter lines you read slower, and longer lines you read faster, so to relate it all, the first chords have a fewer notes, an d the second have more. Slower 'n' faster thjanks to the above for the nice comments. Im also kinda happy with this one, 'cept the 2nd mvmt whih seems a bit unnatural to me. Any thoughts? Do you find this post useful? I listened to the second movement, and I thought it was very, very nice! It didn't sound 'unnatural'.

I suspect you feel it's hard to pull off due to the adagio tempo and the difficulty keeping it moving forward. Truly it sounds coherent and stately. The only thing I could suggest might be to think of it as orchestral, and mentally assign 'instruments' to the various parts. Obviously timpani is implied by those 32nd note figures that keep the beat in spots. Strings come to mind in the melodies--beautiful cello passages alternating with violins, etc.

It is lovely! Teresa Do you find this post useful? Tremendous atmosphere!

The first movement is really gripping, I can feel the nerves in between the fast and slow parts. I think the left hand should be more rhythmically stable in the tremolo sections, when it has the main theme. It seems to rush ahead slightly. Otherwise great balance between the hands, really impressive. The secon dmovement rhythm seems a bit uneven, parallel passages sound not totally in the same tempo. Probably just needs a metronome, and comparing the passages side by side.

I think the sound is good, and I can tell your intention with the voicings, but it could be exaggerated more. I just love the third movement which has a beautiful sheen to the sound, and the control is great!

Walter Ramsey Do you find this post useful? It´s wonderfull.

I listened to it weeks ago, but had no time to coment. I was very impressed with you rendition. Rexx Tool To Check Coding Standards Definition. I don´t think second mov in unnatural, quite the oposite, it sound very fluid, and very beethoven like. Beutifull contrasts.

The 1st and 3rd mov, are beautifull. Great technique, the recording it self was very well done. Only in a matter of taste, I prefer tha Allegreto in the 3rd mov a little bit slower.

Lot´s of interpreters usualy do it pretty fast, but I thng this way it gets a more Alegro feel. Anyway, you can do it anytime you want, You master he piece, and are a great pianist.

Thanks for sharing this. Btw, you got a very respectable repertoire. Do you find this post useful?

Great performance of the first movement so far (have to listen to the other 2 yet). You play it way better than I can and since I'm learning something from your performance I'll also mention what I think should be a bit different: In bars 39 and 40, after all those sforzandi in ff I'd make the contrast with the sudden piano more noticeable.

And the other thing is the Largo section after the exposition, I feel that those silences after the fermati must be longer, to make the fortissimo more unexpected, which I feel should also be more heavy and just a tinny bit slower. But anyway, it's just my opinion and overall I think it's great, will be listening to the rest of the piece soon; ) Do you find this post useful?