Again.
This piece is weird and I am not sure whether I hate it or not...
I've never heard the right hand chords voiced this way. Whatever Margulis does, it's spectacular.
I discovered this on reddit about 30 minutes ago and haven't been able to stop listening to it since.
I want to like this sonata, but there's something I'm not seeing. Eh, it'll hit me in time. I wonder if it's possible to force acquired taste.
I hate them all. I'm still waiting for that epiphany to hit, where I suddenly fall in love with his music. It's happened for me with Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, and Prokofiev. Eventually Beethoven will be appealing to me.
About time! I didnt like lvb so much until i tried playing. You gotta start listening to something virtuosic! Itll inspire and lead you into the lifetyle which would be nothing without B.
Okay, so, apparently not.Okay, it hit me. I'm officially addicted. It actually took a while for it to sink in after I forced myself to listen to the 23rd sonata (interpretation by Richter). The 3rd movement haunted me at school all day.
Now I have to find something manageable, and learn it. Any suggestions? If you recommend Fur Elise, I'm going to egg your house.
Okay, it hit me. I'm officially addicted. It actually took a while for it to sink in after I forced myself to listen to the 23rd sonata (interpretation by Richter). The 3rd movement haunted me at school all day.
Lol how did you ever know that I posted a comment on one of Valentinas videos?!
U like agitato or adagio better? Lol