Hey, nice video! But a little correction; the grand piano is actually very modern - early 1900s is when the modern grand piano was invented. The piano in Beethoven's day was the pianoforte. Look it up! Beethoven was known to break them and asked the makers all the time to make them a little beefier though 😂
@@crazyman4985 Yeah, I noticed you're not too familiar with all the dusty jargon or music theoretical concepts etc, but honestly, that's exactly what makes the reaction interesting. If people wanted a dry, technical musical analysis of a Beethoven sonata, they could've looked that up instead. Keep it up! Anyway, my request would be Beethovens 3rd Piano Concerto, 1st Movement. Excellent example of how LvB is the king of creating a dramatic masterpiece out of a simple motif. Zimmermans/Bernsteins rendition is the absolute best.
@@louisxiv773 Thanks Again! Ooh Sara Alice Ott I think plays a good version of Piano Concerto 3 the movement I think you are requesting, i think I will react to that one as my next classical reaction!
There is structure to this, the exposition at the start is quite long with at least three main themes. The development, recapitulation and coda (end) are clear. I wonder if later in his life he may have ended it quietly.
