Beethoven Violin Sonata no. 5 "Spring" - Alma Deutscher & Gerald Schubert. 

@bhami A split-screen recording with Alma playing both parts would be very interesting. Such a recording would also allow for a better level balance between instruments.

@@donna30044 What a great idea!

This is a duet, and her soli are as important as his are- and needless to say, as well-played.

Same feeling!..

I always found composers to be the best performers, to be honest. The compositional perspective gives one the deepest understanding on the emotional language of music in terms of appropriate expression.

Yeah - we take it for granted by now, but she's - what - 16 now?

Not that it would be wrong if she touted only her own works. It should be noted that she never touted the works of another woman, whom critics lent an ear.

Why on earth would anyone do less than admire someone who can not only play so beautifully, but can also create fun and inspiringly beautiful music to bring joy to the whole world? Would they say the same of Mozart, Bach, Schubert, Beethoven and all others when these Talents Supreme were alive, and when they were young and making their way through into the world?

she played already works of Bach ,concertos for violin And for piano!, Haydn, Mozart, concert op.246, Scarlatti, Francoise Schubert violin,Marxsen ( teacher of Brahms) , Seitz, violin, Beriot, F. Schubert violin a.piano etc., one must only look , its easy to find!Some people are just to lazy to look a little and you can never please some people ! ;)

I know what she's done when she was younger; but nothing lately, and nothing since moving to Vienna. Like I said - this a great statement to critics saying she only does her own works. That's just not true. I'm trying to get her interested in performing Clara Schuman's Trio in G (I don't care which part she plays): it's a lovely piece (somewhat akin to Alma, the middle [slow] movement IMO the best) by just about the only counterpart [female composer] Alma has. Come to think of it, it'd be a great piece for Helen to play the violin part.

Alma played a lot of music from other composers-as Bach,Haydn, Mozart, Scarlatti,Schubert and others -on piano as also on violin!!

You should have suspected from her [superbly interwoven] Ludwig Waltzes that she was very familiar with Beethoven's works. They're up here on RU-vid - somewhere.

Lol

Pray tell us, where is your home planet? You have mastered our language very well indeed. Welcome.

They must have disliked the violinist.