Memorizing the 4th movement is an absolute nightmare. It's like trying to memorize the countless digits of pi

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I dislike how she plays the transition at 57 seconds, her left hand is not forte enough so it doesn't really show the difference in character between the passages.

Beautiful!

grazie

I had no idea that this work existed. I like it very much. I do not know whether it is ever performed, but definitely it should be. I also appreciate your analysis. It's very enlightening. Thanks a lot.

Pure Glazunov; relaxing, mellow, like jazz, added with pure late romantic charm. I've never heard something quite like it. It's beautiful, refreshing.

beautiful melody! I wanna hear this in organ or pedal piano version. It will more magnificent!

C/est une merveille un trésor un moment magique ses sonate un plaisir unique on pourrait dire il ne faudrait pas que sa a arrête

I don't know why but I hear the melodies of d'Albert's First Piano concerto (1886) op.2? Wow

All seem to be connected with one theme?

One of the truly great pieces for solo piano

Грандиозно!❤

Big Grieg vibes

Thanx for sharing !

Very Islamey ending

3:20 - 4:10 suspiciously similar harmony to second mvmt from Rachmaninov 1st

美しく力強い曲である。１楽章から２楽章への流れが美しい。３楽章もとても快活だ。

Very good!

BRILLIANT.

My goodness!! That 3rd movement 🤯🤯🤯

No.5 for me!

Прямолинейно.

Complimenti.Howard suona stupendamente .Ottimo inserimento.

the great pianist Raoul Koczaslki played this way decades ago...

what edition of the score is this?

Fantastic performance! You can view the live performance of this recording by Ms Einav Yarden by searching for "Haydn - Sonata in F major, Hob. XVI/29, Einav Yarden, Live"

Too harsh, not memorable

8:07

Amazing piece. I wish it were performed more often

extremely beautiful melodic line in this one.

5:41

thanks for the upload.

19:05

Hayd as Brilliant and Awesome as Ever!!! Good playing!!! May God Bless y'all Richly and Jesus Peace!!! Merry Christmas!!! ❤😂🎉😮

So Beautiful and well played!!! May God Bless yall Richly and Jesus Peace!!! Merry Christmas!!! ❤😂🎉😮

Спасибо. Отличный материал.

1:08

well. wow

THIS IS VERY AWESOME

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Unimaginative--and so derriere garde for the time. Wonder why Brendel liked it?

The orchestra is actually comprised of members of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Sometimes a recording company would have a few more recordings to make beyond the contracted agreement. By calling it "The Columbia Symphony Orchestra" instead of the Philadelphia Orchestra, they needed to pay only the players, a smaller sum.

Fabulously well played. Even the quadruple pianissimos. The meterless terrain is perfectly negotiated. Who is Jeni Slotchiver?

Of course the last two desrve all the praise, but I also really like the flavor of alternating natural and raised sevenths in the first one.

Wow. A fascinating and original piece.

A bit like Rachmaninoff's Op.32 No.2. Maybe Rach knew this piece

What a beautiful interpretation

16:30

Enjoyable, what a pianist. You could follow the lines in the score easily, Bach is linear. And access to a grand piano mechanics makes those rapid passages easy :)