Haydn, piano sonata in E minor - Sergey Kuznetsov

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Haydn, piano sonata in E minor Hob. XVI/34.
Sergey Kuznetsov, piano, live at Hamamatsu, Japan, in November 2006. Expand for details.
I. Presto - 00:07
II. Adagio - 03:04
III. Finale. Molto vivace - 06:43
Гайдн, соната ми минор Hob. XVI/34. Сергей Кузнецов (фортепиано). Выступление в Хамамацу, Япония. Ноябрь 2006 года.
Haydn, Klaviersonate e-moll, Hob. XVI/34. Live-Aufnahme von Sergey Kuznetsov aus Hamamatsu, Japan, in November 2006.
Haydn, Sonate pour piano en mi mineur, Hob. XVI/34.
Sergey Kuznetsov, piano. Enregistrement en direct d'un récital à Hamamatsu au Japon en Novembre 2006. .
ヨーゼフ·ハイドンによってホ短調ピアノソナタ第34号。
演奏：セルゲイ・クズネツォフ（ピアノ）。
2006年11月、浜松でのパフォーマンスからレコーディングライブ。
하이든, 피아노 소나타 마단조, Hob. XVI : 34.
세르게이 쿠즈 네 소프, 피아노.
2006 년 일본 하마 마츠에서 생방송.

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@sender1496 8 лет назад

The sound is absolutely beautiful! And I'm feeling that you really understand Haydn in a sense that you're not exaggerating in a way that makes the interpretation too romantic, but yet you still make an excellent distinguishion between the different movements. But you already know what you're doing so well, I think :) Definitely one of my favourite versions! Well done!

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

Thank you very much! This is inspiring to read. :)

@Vanandra 3 года назад

Исполнение просто божественное, спасибо.

@sergeypiano 3 года назад

Большое спасибо!

@AbandonedMines11 16 лет назад

I don't like playing Baroque/Early Classical music, but your performance of this Haydn sonata was tremendous! You make me want to get back into Haydn and similar composers. Thanks for an inspiring, well-articulated, and expressive performance!

@tarikeld11 3 года назад

Wow, barpque and early classical is a big difference.

@paulankagilmore5372 9 лет назад

This interpretation is amazing. You can really hear the melody, and the sixteenth notes don't get in the way. Technique is also great! Playing this for my exam tomorrow, this was a great inspiration!

@BrucknerMotet 15 лет назад

It's the audio quality that shines through here. There's more than enough pixels to see what's going on with the hands and fingers.

@almabliuvaite5674 11 лет назад

I'm going to finish music school in few weeks (7th grade). I play this sonate. Thank you very much for playing this sonate. You're my favourite compared to other piano players. Thank you and best wishes from Lithuania

@CosmosPhile 13 лет назад

I am scanning my grandmother's music so that all of her heirs can enjoy it, and I wondered, "What does this sound like?" I'm listening to this piece as I scan the pages and truly enjoying it! Thank you!

@이은지-b8d 8 лет назад

His legato is perfect. His interpretation is quite nice.

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

Thank you!

@sergeypiano 15 лет назад

Thank you! As for hardness, perhaps we have to come to agreement on terms, that is, what "hard" is. This sonata isn't hard to press right notes at right times and doesn't require much stamina, but it's very, very demanding in terms of attention and concentration once you want to achieve real perfection in phrasing, articulation and dynamics.

@jpeyton62 7 лет назад

Haydn's sonatas are deceptively difficult in the subtleties and quick change of moods and color. Fantastic version! Thank you for this recording.

@sergeypiano 7 лет назад

jpeyton62 Thank you!

@elaineblackhurst1509 4 года назад

Very impressive, lovely performance; only criticism is that I think it is a mistake to omit the repeats.

@sergeypiano 4 года назад

Thank you! This is a recording from a competition hence the absence of repeats.

@patricklu1380 3 года назад

The best interpretation! Your playing has and continues to inspire me!

@sergeypiano 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@GamingRevenant 13 лет назад

@lcnzng And especially not too fast... I've seen a lot of versions on RU-vid either which are sooo fast... I cannot experss it otherwise. This is exactly the tempo, right on the good line! My favorite version!

@magdalenaportmann2431 3 года назад

for me it is too fast. Excellent performance, or couse, but I like to linger a bit on Haydn.

@seremerow 14 лет назад

@sergeypiano In fact,I am one of your fans. I love the way that you interpreat such as silence,impressionim alike.It always appear clearly when you take on slower musical moments.It's so amazing!! For example,Sciabin left hand nocturne op.9no.2 or sonata op.23no.3 third movement.How poetic you are.Hope upload more:) By the way, I remarked humor above. Acually,I mean some sequence of first movement. Besides,Second and third movement are just perfect!!

@Elena3466 9 лет назад

Великолепный звук, стиль, риторика, все восхитительно. Мне кажется лучшее исполнение в Ютубе.

@sergeypiano 9 лет назад

Большое спасибо!

@elenamaslennikova7370 4 года назад

А Гайдн- то какой изумительный!!!!! Именно такой он и есть для меня, говорящий!!!!!!! Вот только добралась до этой записи! Восторг!!!!

@sergeypiano 4 года назад

:-) Спасибо большое!

@sashie86 9 лет назад

I'm playing this for my own piano recital, and I love your interpretation. Wonderful playing. Thank you for sharing!

@alanam87 15 лет назад

I know this is a generalization, but a lot of male pianists I've heard play more heavily...if that makes sense. You play so lightly and it sounds beautiful. Keep it up, we need more good pianists out there =)

@donelladalessio2024 3 года назад

Interpretazione perfetta "sintonia" col pensiero di Haydn. Asciutto ma estremamente "fedele" all'autore ed allo strumento! Elegante,discorsivo e senza " eccessi" come lo stile dell'epoca richiede!👏👏👏

@sergeypiano 3 года назад

Grazie molto!

@ЮляИванова-т8з 6 лет назад

Гайдн в исполнении Кузнецова прекрасен. Популярная Соната, каждый пианист любит и знает каждую фразу Сонаты. Слушаешь и каждый звук знаком с юных лет.

@sergeypiano 6 лет назад

+Юля Санина Спасибо!

@geckoarmy8 15 лет назад

Wonderful! Haydn is one of my favorite composers, but I've never heard this piece. You are an amazing pianist!

@lorian4366 10 лет назад

beautiful! Going to draw inspiration from this performance for my upcoming exam

@sergeypiano 10 лет назад

Thank you and good luck!

@Professor694 Год назад

Это просто фантастика. Такая филигранность, нет слов.

@sergeypiano Год назад

Спасибо Вам!

@elenajohansson7882 7 лет назад

Красиво..До этого слушала ее..Подумала Боже! И это мне дали учить..Потом послушала в Вашем исполнении и поняла, что соната прекрасная!!!

@sergeypiano 7 лет назад

Elena Johansson Большое спасибо! А вам большого удовольствия от общения с этой музыкой!

@elenajohansson7882 7 лет назад

Большое спасибо!!!

@mihalymok7428 Месяц назад

Great tempo and eloquency! Bravo, espec' the final talkative part ✨

@sergeypiano Месяц назад

@@mihalymok7428 Thank you!

@hockeytime31 16 лет назад

I can really appreciate the cleanliness of your scales! Excellent!

@edyuentt 5 лет назад

i like this performance. The appropriate tempo and crystal clear playing are lovely. Thank you for posting the video.

@sergeypiano 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@АлександраПшеничная-т5о 8 лет назад

Спасибо Исполнитель так нежен , так изящен в игре Даже слезинка покатилась

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

Ээ. Спасибо. :)

@leosamoyloff7725 7 лет назад

This is beautiful playing, i enjoyed it very much! thank you. Natasha Samoylova

@sergeypiano 7 лет назад

Nataliya Samoyloff Spasibo very much! :-)

@Acoustic-Rabbit-Hole 5 месяцев назад

I saw the E minor in the title (which I associate with dark, inner-turmoils. A ghoulish yellow.) However, I simply did not expect Hayden to send chills down my spine. Thank you for this gift, Sergey. Mr. Kuzenstov, if you are out there (and all listeners as well) do take a look at my note to color-shape music theory. I believe I have, to a significant degree, identified our hearing the note-colors as spectral, and I have been able to come up with proofs of thematic patters that are constantly related to specific keys. (For example, love songs being constantly written in C. Red.). Or the simple fact Classical "Pastorals" were always reserved for F and F# (greens). Please find my work here at: _The Acoustic Rabbit Hole_

@geminian7846 13 лет назад

For some reason every time I log into RU-vid your Haydn starts playing. I'm certainly not objecting - it's always a delight.

@Randomguyops 10 лет назад

Technique is absolutely brilliant!

@sergeypiano 10 лет назад

Thank you!

@wolkowy1 4 года назад

Loved the 2nd mov.'s realization - so beautiful and clear the sound is! I would slow a bit the 1st and the last mov., in order to enjoy more time the beauty in them :) but nevertheless - your touch on the keys is marvelous. Bravo! Thanks for uploading.

@sergeypiano 4 года назад

Thank you very much!

@kennethprimack6467 3 года назад

I agree; just a tad too fast, but all in all, a wonderful performance...!

@suvinawong 14 лет назад

i agree... one of the finest interpretations of this piece...not too much rubato but enough to make it musical, the right speed but not too fast... i like it:)

@pianogus 15 лет назад

Thank you Sergey. You are an amazingly inspiring pianist and musician. To the risk of sounding too flattering, one needs a lot of elegance (like in Mozart) to play Haydn the way you do. And today there are very few young pianists who have any. Keep up the good work, and thanks again for sharing your talent. G. Z.

@jongleurette 12 лет назад

A beautiful, sophisticated performance! What a pleasure to hear you play.

@antonellamajorano5348 5 лет назад

Magnifica sonata e splendida interpretazione.

@musicmonsterism 13 лет назад

HI.....you rea I really like how you play this sonate and I'm playing it now to :) and I really think that you are one of the best in youtube playing this...

@marolalopezlove 10 лет назад

Extraordinaria interpretación. Voy a retomar esa obra. Felicidades por tu talento!

@21Cesar12 15 лет назад

We had to analyse this piece in my school at an exam in musics and were impressed by the speed of its notes! Guess you had to play piano very intensive and for long time, I also play piano since 8 years but think i will never be able to play this piece, great work!

@Shmebber 15 лет назад

Excellent performance! I've been attempting to learn this piece all summer but man, it's difficult. All those little trills really mess me up.

@Deredbaron 15 лет назад

If only the video quality was better! All the better to see you with...

@else528 14 лет назад

How beautiful you play this as well! You have a lovely toucher! Thank you again for sharing so we all can enjoy and get frustrated for we(I) will never never reach this level just the tiniest bit! Thank you so much.

@sissichopin91 16 лет назад

I'm learning this sonata. It's fantastic. Clean and precise performance. Great job! 5 stars

@MusicalEricChen 14 лет назад

Fantastic!!! A wonderful performance! I love how your notes are detached at the right moments and the ending is just perfect!

@Viscamo 12 лет назад

Sergey. This was very, very good. What a clear, crisp technique. The articulation - spot on. Bravo. Pity, Yamaha was a bit out of tune (last top e in the 1st mov), but never mind. Good luck with your career.

@MrLJeffery 13 лет назад

really inspirational, this is absolutely flawless. I wish I could play as well as you can, but it is obvious you have worked hard for such an amazing performance and interpretation. Again, such an amazing performance!

@GamingRevenant 12 лет назад

Very nice! Much better than I do x) Video and audio are not in sync though...

@tehyoshi 15 лет назад

I have probably listened to this video over 20 times just now, and seeing as my piano professor asked me to learn this piece, I'll be definitely referring to this video for help! This is awesome!

@hockeytime31 15 лет назад

Wow! That was absolutely superb! Bravo! It is both clean and fast! Out of curiosity, what is the metronome marking (speed) that you are playing the piece at? I would like to know because I think your tempo is perfect.

@hderijk 8 лет назад

Wow Stunning. Beautifully balanced and clear. Great sense of style. love it thanks

@katherinehibbs2650 10 месяцев назад

Love it ! The flow is amazing

@sergeypiano 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@romobeanie 14 лет назад

from all of the performances of this piece on youtube, i like yours the best!

@GIOIS01 16 лет назад

solo sentendo queste note la mia freddezza interiore viene meno! Veramente un grande interprete!

@criseluka 16 лет назад

Great, great job! Beautiful! Excelent!

@sergeypiano 16 лет назад

I fully agree with you that Haydn meant Presto. (Perhaps not the same Preston as the one in 20th-century music, but this is a different question though). And I dare assure you that the tempo in this recording IS presto. The time signature of the first movement is 6/8, therefore my quavers are at a speed of approximately 285 units per minute, which is certainly more than enough for a presto.

@alexandersmarikedelstein2056 8 лет назад

Bravo!! you have captured the right spirit of the pice, you play with such clarity and a lovely singing tone!

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

+Alexander Smári K Edelstein Thank you!

@lcnzng 13 лет назад

Played with clarity, enough dynamics, not too much pedal and not too much rubato. Just how classical music should be :)

@alejandrolegler1187 8 лет назад

And a singing tone!

@hiutungjanice 8 лет назад

Very beautiful music!! Breathtaking performance Thanks

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

Thank you very much!

@megustaelpiano 15 лет назад

Este curso debo prepararme esta obra, y esta grabación es todo un referente. Muchas gracias.

@aussiepainter 14 лет назад

You play so well - some delightful phrasing and great sense of the style. ps ...It sounded nothing like Scarlatti!

@sergeypiano 15 лет назад

I believe the exact measure of pedalling here is a matter of taste (I'd prefer very sparing use of it) but SOME pedal is indispensable, I presume. It is true that the instrument for which the sonata was written differs wildly from modern pianos, however it already possessed pedal (or lever to be exact).

@adamgerecze4391 8 лет назад

its fantastic! this is my favourite performance! im learning this, now im at the adagio part.

@sergeypiano 8 лет назад

Àdàm Gerecze Thank you!

@sergeypiano 16 лет назад

Спасибо! Я в России, уже закончил обучение (в 2005).

@paulankagilmore5372 9 лет назад

I keep on coming back and listening to this...it is really fantastic! Amazing performance!

@sergeypiano 9 лет назад

paulankagilmore Thank you!

@paulankagilmore5372 9 лет назад

Yes, it really inspired me to perform this piece when my teacher first gave it to me:)

@ujkjdxfycrfz 12 лет назад

Сергей, большое спасибо, очень стильно, здорово!

@seremerow 14 лет назад

If you had more humor in this,I will love it more. ( imporant elements in Haydn's piano sonata.) Despite of a very very wondeful playing you did!!!

@prostotak1378 7 лет назад

thnx bro. nice playing and I like it very much. I needed to hear this record for the final exam in musical school and... it really helped me! thnx again

@sergeypiano 7 лет назад

Naruto пояснит Thank you, dattebayo! :-)

@sergeypiano 15 лет назад

Thank you and welcome!

10 лет назад

Beautiful!!!! I want play this piece again, I love my "uncle Haydn" and you performance it's charming. Thank's! cheers from Argentina!

@sergeypiano 10 лет назад

Thank you!

@HAPPY2BCYCOTIC 14 лет назад

This particular piece appeals to me...i can't yet read musical notes however i feel every tone and texture of melody that is composed by your fingertips...

@younhafan124 15 лет назад

omg so pro. this is a great help to me in my practicing. you are an awesome pianist.

@rufescens 15 лет назад

Thank you for the link. Will you be going on a U.S. tour at any point? All the concerts listed on the Geza Anda site are in Europe.

@romirchat 14 лет назад

Bravo Sergey! You approach Brendel's perfection!!!

@sergeypiano 16 лет назад

Do you mean the first four notes? This is actually the rule for the classical-style sonatas to use the sounds of the tonic triad in the opening. Much rarer is the contrary, when a sonata would begin with anything different; for instance, Beethoven's E flat major sonata op. 31 is his first sonata that begins not with tonic.

@otakurocklee 9 лет назад

Fantastic performance!

@sergeypiano 9 лет назад

otakurocklee Thank you very much!

@jpfry 15 лет назад

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. Thank you!

@antoinezygfryd 16 лет назад

Monsieur Kuznetsov,vous jouez divinement. Schubert,Haydn,mais aussi Scarlatti..peut-être?merci,vous m'enchantez!Votre musique respire une paix profonde.

@harmoniouspanda 13 лет назад

absolutely flawless (: I'm learning this piece now, and I won't be able to play it as well as you! It's very challenging, but I enjoy it ~

@paopaomanalansan 15 лет назад

The finale is so charming!

@michaelnyman1 13 лет назад

aestro, you play this piece like a very good performer, I love a lot this version, I'm learning this piece, and I see, you play veri expressive all the voices. You are a example fpr follow.

@luis2514luis2514 15 лет назад

the best performance for this sonata!! you are amazing :) thanks for share the vid!! ..

@sergeypiano 15 лет назад

Thank you and good luck!

@mylifesmelody 11 лет назад

wow!!! this is excellent! I am definitely doing this for AMUS now that I listened to you play it!! :)

@madwilliamflint 15 лет назад

Generally not familiar with classical works. Pointed here via twitter. Listened through twice then went and found others playing the same piece... to my neophytic ear they all seem mechanical in comparison. Would you have any recommendations? What do you listen to? Bravo sir! *cueing up for a 3rd listen though.*

@pianistaline 15 лет назад

I like very much how you play!! Amazing Haydn :)

@lllllllllllllll88 14 лет назад

Beautiful playing!

@sergeypiano 14 лет назад

Thank you for the kind words! As for your question, it _may_ be that playing turns at the note beginning would be a more correct way to play, judging buy some small details in Haydn's legacy. But I think that such general rules are good as the starting point and every single case that we meet requires to take individual decisions. And here I play so for artistic reasons: playing turns in the beginnings could create undesired stops after the turns thus rendering a "hiccup" character to the music.

@777Yulia 12 лет назад

я слышала как вы еще играли прелюдии Шопена-это незабываемо! Гениально!

@rufescens 15 лет назад

I find your playing very musical. There are certain points in the music where I feel that you have an instinctive understanding of little changes. It is all very beautiful! Your interpretation of the second movement, as slow and lyrical, is very different from what I ever imagined. Thank you for that. I searched, but could not find a webpage for you, or a schedule of your concerts. Do you have one?

@ColinMitchellMusic 15 лет назад

Amazing, fantastic , you play SOOOOO well!

@mayou59500 13 лет назад

Magnifique, Sergey! merci du fond du coeur!

@williambunter3311 3 года назад

The tempo is perfect! Maestro Sergey, do you have a favourite make of piano?

@sergeypiano 3 года назад

Thank you! Perhaps the favourite one would be a Bechstein from 1900--1920. Otherwise it's rather Steinway although for example Shigeru Kawais or some Yamahas have some very strong advantages

@williambunter3311 3 года назад

@@sergeypiano Thank you for sharing that Maestro Sergey. I had the pleasure of playing a Steinway at an English Heritage site some time ago. The tone was amazing. (I wish you had been there to do it justice).

@sergeypiano 14 лет назад

Thank you! And good luck!

@sissichopin91 16 лет назад

i really love this performance! it's extraordinary! absolutely! what speed did you play it?

@pandora3994 13 лет назад

very expressive. great job :)

@mayou59500 11 лет назад

Bravo Sergey! Magnifique!

@rejanemaga 16 лет назад

Beautifully done, thank you for sharing.

@sergeypiano 16 лет назад

Excuse me, what do you mean? I play also the sonatas in E flat major (Hob. XVI/52) and C minor, for example, of corse in their entirety, not just movements.

@sergeypiano 16 лет назад

Thank you for the kind words!