Lang Lang - Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, "Sonata facile" (Track by Track)

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Lang Lang - Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, "Sonata facile" (Track by Track)
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Lang Lang takes the time to tell his thoughts on Mozart’s Sonata facile. He interprets this work on his new album “Piano Book” and describes his approach to the interpretation. With his new album “Piano Book”, Lang Lang goes back to his first love - to the pieces that made him want to become a musician in the first place; a reflection on the music that influenced him most during his early childhood.
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@nkunziyami8379 3 года назад

"Any 5 year old can try a little bit different" Me immediately quits playing piano. Thanks for the motivation Lang Lang.

@jp4431 4 года назад

Every 5 year old can try it Ok

@johnland82 4 года назад

You'd be surprised. I give private music lessons and am constantly blown away by what kids can achieve when they're having fun. I wish I'd started when I was five.

@danielcamargomontero9699 3 года назад

if you start at 2. well there is a chance

@johnrubensaragi4125 2 года назад

Never too early nor too late.

@KarMa-lx6oq 5 лет назад

"Just when I was 5." Thanks for flexing.

@krishnaswainpiano4129 4 года назад

KarMa I played this when I was in the womb!

@sebastianmoya7440 4 года назад

@@krishnaswainpiano4129 hahahahaha good one

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

KarMa yep

@mavgoose6 4 года назад

I really started when I was 3 lol

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

Charley Van okay

@lifesmood 4 года назад

I'm 26 and now I'm playing this piece because I love Mozarts music. I started learning one year ago I think I still need a lots of practice. Thanks to Lang Lang for interpreting about this piece.

@cangjingjiao 4 года назад

I'm 30 and just started this piece today... *confidence level plummeted to subzero level...

@nikiarrowsmith 4 года назад

You can do it!! We are not all Lang Lang...some of us can be Ling Lings!

@echoinsahara 4 года назад

Same here! Decided to do it anyways.

@thomasgarcia4113 4 года назад

same, 34yo here and resuming piano after not having touched one for 25 years, so mad at him right now 😂

@fayecummings1946 2 года назад

I'll be 50 in a couple of months and I will be learning this piece next... love it and hoping to play it as I hear it in my mind...

@langlangofficial0 Год назад

I want to say a big thank you for your comment/comments (how many it may be), your love and support , I created this channel to reach out to fans and you are amazing❤️❤️. where are you from?

@andreslka 4 года назад

Goes the legend that Lang Lang started playing the piano at age -2.

@keavy2163 5 лет назад

The key is .. to start early as a kid

@huh5399 4 года назад

Jasper Ckv no, its c major

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

Lol good point

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

When I was 5, I was still playing twinkle twinkle!!!

@lucasvannieuwenhuijzen5646 4 года назад

*to be asian

@andreslka 4 года назад

The key is: you need to be a genius. Michelangeli started at 10. By 19 he was considered the next Lizt, by no one else than Cortot

@daviddeyuan 4 года назад

'When i was 5' Me being a 16 year old be like wtf

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

Deyuan Mao wtf?

@ianbean6581 3 года назад

But how long did he take learning it when he was five?

@jonasmutter457 3 года назад

Yeah he's a genius

@fritzzz1372 3 года назад

same

@gil-evens 3 года назад

16 years old is quite young. Don't let these conservative standards shape your relationship with progress. Luigi Carroccia started to play the piano at 15yo and managed to arrive in the third stage of the 2015 Chopin Competition. He's also competing this year as well and has a wonderful sound. Dive head first in whatever you want to learn and enjoy the whole process, it's the only thing that really matters at the end.

@RayMak 2 года назад

Love his energy so much

@foxxgodd 2 года назад

RAY!!!

@neymardasilvasantosjunior1498 Год назад

u everywhere

@davisatdavis1 4 года назад

2:24 "We don't want to hear another version of ... *starts playing the way I play it thinking I'm majestic* "

@azamimery2013 4 года назад

Davis Robinson ME TOOO 😭

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

Davis Robinson no

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

It has no expression and not lively like Mozart

@daryllmahinay1853 2 года назад

You beat me to it!

@grahamharper8114 2 года назад

When Mozart said in Amedeus that he wasn't the only composer in Vienna but he was the best. I concur, he was the best.

@elaineblackhurst1509 Год назад

Its quite rare for someone to quote the Amadeus movie as a factual source in support of a point they might make.

@jacinda2710 Год назад

One of the things I love about Lang Lang is his expressiveness!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤣🤣🤣🤣🎼🎼🎼🎼🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹

@giocosovelasco 2 года назад

ive never heard lang lang's voice before, i love his energy lol

@FirstGentleman1 5 лет назад

The very first piece I played in front of an audience was the second movement (Adagio) from Beethovens first piano sonata in f. Never played this sonata by Mozart in C in public but I learned it as well in music school. Hallelujah.

@irenexie7768 Год назад

I showed this video to my daughter who is playing this piece now. She thinks this is very inspiring for her to rethink what is she doing and how to make practice more fun. All the music or playing are something in common. But it takes long long time to get the simple idea. Love music love classic!

@shirleyhare6177 5 лет назад

Love you interpretations, love your playing, love everything you do, keep it coming! Australia

@leilin743 5 лет назад

Prodigy a true prodigy. A great example

@JaySuryavanshiMusic 5 лет назад

I love the interpret and the texture and quality of the notes!🥰🤩

@jimgu2578 5 лет назад

I also learned this when I was little, and it was the first Mozart I played. The melody will always feel special to me.

@ragweedmakesmesneeze 10 месяцев назад

"First" recital piece? Okay, piano players who are feeling demoralized here, don't despair! Obviously Lang Lang is a prodigy and seems a little out of touch with most musicians. But for reference The Royal Conservatory of Music has this piece as a choice from their Level 8 curriculum. They start Prep A, Pre B, 1, 2, 3...Levels 5, 6, 7, 8 are considered "Intermediate." 9 and 10 are "Advanced."

@ianbean6581 3 года назад

Question: how long did it take for you to learn it when you were five? Also question: how large were your fingers when you were five?

@DanielSilva-gc4xz 2 года назад

@✿forest gamez✿ ?

@userandresearcher1036 2 года назад

@✿forest gamez✿tf are you on about?

@austinxiao6452 4 года назад

"this was your first peice" REally this was like my 100th peice i learned

@danielzhao2614 2 месяца назад

I love your different style of your music. So good

@pereztube2 4 года назад

straight flexing for 3 minutes

@greenautumn2820 4 года назад

And 6 seconds...

@bakuto.1055 3 года назад

Its easy

@user-pm8ls6hm4u 3 года назад

@@bakuto.1055 bruh wdym-

@user-pm8ls6hm4u 3 года назад

@Hamouza piano Hamza why did u send meh that?

@user-ur6qr6bx3q 4 месяца назад

J'adore cette sonate de Mozart Elle est si délicate et si mélodieuse. Tu l'interprètes si bien !❤

@avid9530 8 месяцев назад

This is exactly what I needed to hear

@pianissimo7121 10 месяцев назад

Omg, i am 24 and am learning this piece. When he played saying don't play it like this, that's exactly how I play😂😅🥲😭. I don't sound that bad but i cannot for the life of me play the trills properly. It's sounds good when i practice them but when i listen to my recording I feel like quitting

@kpop823 3 года назад

Wow you are amazing 🤩 you have inspired me!!

@drive48 3 года назад

he is always so good

@willcoffey2913 2 года назад

0:28 (ignore me i’m trying to figure out what the hell he did on that trill because it’s stunning)

@ElnathanGuzman-Topic 2 года назад

You play higher pitch first 3 2 3 2 3 2 1 3 1. Don't play the low pitch first like other pianist, always play the higher first. That's how you play Trills, always go first at the higher pitch. Look.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EN84zyEcqBY.html:44

@oibruv3889 2 года назад

I think he started it early, it could almost be written as a double grace note the way he did it. I liked it too.

@gerrard1144 3 года назад

I love that intro

@kpop823 3 года назад

You are awfully amazing!!

@Elaine_kpopcovers 4 года назад

Great!

@yuxuanlucas9790 4 года назад

Awesome

@knownspheres4511 Год назад

He is so efficient

@bob-iv7iw 3 года назад

my cat LOVES IT

@BlendedMozart 3 года назад

This wasn’t my first recital piece, it was my second. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik was my first recital piece

@baongoc-tinatranthanh5542 3 года назад

Teach me Lang Lang

@faleru 4 года назад

Every piano teacher's head now exploding

@gercel8585 2 года назад

Literally on my 10th grade and our professor told us to write a poem abt this omg. This is amazing!

@2liter8 4 месяца назад

Thx for saving me the embarrassment of sitting down at the local library piano thinking I'm gonna impress somebody.

@piano8556 4 года назад

Its your first peace if you call the 200 before "Songs"

@danterosenberg7506 3 года назад

This is three minutes of him humbly saying don't suck

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5 4 года назад

Just in time when I am learning this! lOL!

@flydance324 2 года назад

im 34 playing this piece i find it really difficult to play at meant tempo....any tips on how to practice this piece would be helpful!!

@ScruffyTubbles 3 года назад

What about the second movement? In particular I am most intrigued to know where to use the pedals and especially the sustaining pedal as in the Henle Text I have there are no markings?

@popocrispies Год назад

You don’t have to use any pedal for Mozart. Just keep a good legato with your fingers. That being said, if you want to use pedal the old aphorism is you should pedal with your ears. That is, listen for where the pedal adds a nice resonance and listen to where holding the pedal makes it sound too blurry.

@mythaimusic39 3 года назад

I thought that we shouldn't raise the elbows when doing thumbs under, but obvisously Lang Lang does it a lot ... Raising elbows sure helps a lot ... What to think about this ?? Also, his thumbs under technic doesn't sound perfect to my ears, I mean that I can hear a break in the melody when he does them ... I know he is an amazing piano player, am I looking too much for an unecessary perfection ?

@aazz0099503 2 года назад

Dude is like “I was learning this in the womb.”

@kpop823 3 года назад

Yes yes

@akelofgren9468 3 года назад

In 1946 Movie Chopin this Mozart was playing, in reality as 8 years OLD after a consert in Polen Chopin said'they admire my 'kravatt(like a tie

@oliver_l9028 2 года назад

”Every five year old can try a little bit different” When i was five i was running motorcrosses into snow piles

@andygold007 5 месяцев назад

I don’t think it’s fair him saying we don’t want a boring standard version. We can’t all be brilliant. It’s about trying and enjoying playing.

@Michael-le5ph 3 дня назад

so, you're not really trying to interpret a piece, you just do what you do and that's it? when you hear from the great pianists, they are great for a reason.

@andygold007 3 дня назад

@@Michael-le5ph most are great from insane amounts of practice and going to music academy’s. Odd how very few compose brilliant original compositions

@alcoreiter2 4 года назад

Mr. lang just one question: Do you know some basic musical analisis?

@nikolaacimovic8854 4 года назад

yes, you see he can play it so and so,freely, interpret it...or what kind of analisis do you think? There is no analisis in his interpretations...The only interpretation is how he could be more unconventional in order to show music unalfabetical persons his genius,born to understand everything of music...He is tragedy of contemporary scene together with few more of them,with simillar names...I think Composers does not sleep well in their eternity listening him...Or they regret they have ever composed anything of music lol...

@germanpenn 4 года назад

hello, I am Mr Lang. Thank you for addressing me directly, as I take the time to read all comments in all videos about me. Best regards, Lang Lang.

@raysonraypay5885 2 года назад

I was still trying to not eat glue at 5

@hannahxiao3847 4 года назад

LangLang: I played this when I was 5” Me: “I started when I was 6 BRUH”

@bozartspianoarchive3546 3 года назад

MOZART SONATAH INN C, lul i luv his accent

@ruthgindele7128 2 года назад

Wild

@nicejob1589 4 месяца назад

Me as a 37 year old struggling to get it anywhere close to proper tempo 😂

@Im_the_J 5 лет назад

0:53 But you don't know the difference between them

@Irchad1K 5 лет назад

Thought I was the only one ahah

@yoshi_drinks_tea 5 лет назад

Ozzie Ri Maybe not for you. But it is really abvous to a trained musician.

@Im_the_J 5 лет назад

@@yoshi_drinks_teaObviously it is a joke lol don't be silly

@david.kim48 4 года назад

yoshi_drinks_tea You can’t even take a joke LOL

@krishnaswainpiano4129 4 года назад

ling ling?

@wanyili6523 4 месяца назад

為什麼16分音符要彈成斷的？

@amigosXcorrespondenc 4 года назад

This guy's at the same level as Mozart😯

@IgnacioClerici-mp5cy 4 года назад

Are You stupid?

@DanielFahimi 4 года назад

@@IgnacioClerici-mp5cy You can say whatever you want, but why so rude.

@nikolaacimovic8854 4 года назад

are you normal?

@germanpenn 4 года назад

whoa, slow down buddy. He's an interpreter, not a composer (let alone one of the best composers ever)

@nkaskarli 3 года назад

I’m Alara Mozart isn’t alive Lang Lang is the new Mozart!

@JTSX1 3 года назад

My first recital more like Mary had a little lamb

@arturoid776 2 года назад

So, Mary had a Little lamb is not everyone's first piece???? Dang...

@juliohenriquemagriniwinkel4068 3 года назад

The Key is... practice 40 hours a day.

@familyhampton6574 4 года назад

@2liter8 4 месяца назад

thx Lang Lang-for the advice. This was great! but I'm playing like a 4 year old.

@tm_swift 2 месяца назад

2:24 felt like a personal attack on how I play this piece!

@user-mj6um8pr9z 4 месяца назад

I started at 3

@scsusan5917 3 года назад

@stephaniebazoct Год назад

According to the comments I’m the oldest person ever to start learning this piece. I’m 38 🦕 Who can be beat me ? Started 5 months ago. Wish me luck 😆

@soyouwanttowriteafugue2170 2 года назад

I just wanna him to play fugues.

@surgrus4367 Год назад

Bro just out here somewhat demotivating people and bragging, i thought he was a respected master

@Michael-le5ph 3 дня назад

He is...Don't suck...that's a great lesson.

@kayla_zhaoo 2 года назад

My sister at 5: can we watch Dora now??? 👁👄👁

@jacobsimmons118 3 года назад

Just practice people

@goiviredmi9 Год назад

Mozart is your father lang lang

@ItzTheKoalaGamerYT Год назад

Lang Lang, can you speak in Cantonese?Please🙏🏻 I live in UK but speak Cantonese😊

@helenxie2395 3 года назад

i play it when i was five....... *me split my water out* my mom now hates me because im playing it when i was 1

@zhouwei1222 6 месяцев назад

Lang Lang?

@LS-sz7vl 4 года назад

’When I was five’ Weird flex bro

@abetnegopurba4729 3 года назад

Mozart sonata insi

@nolet8865 Год назад

Beer!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭🎶🍺😎♿️⚜️👋‼️

@josephq2228 3 года назад

💜2021✨Amen pass the Word #MillenniumLanceAndTheOpenScroll 🌹 #Daniel 12 #Revelation 21 keeping the Faith 💜😎

@ttd9986 3 года назад

Omg

@yudeo9782 4 года назад

Ok I’m selling my piano after watching this

@Ken5244 3 месяца назад

This piece is Level 7 or 8 (I forget which) in the Royal College of Music syllabus. No way is this an easy piece in its entirety, and no way is it a typical "first recital piece" for anyone. That's just a crock. Who do you know that plays Level 7 or 8 pieces for their first recital? There are RU-vid videos of children playing this piece (I'm talking 10 years old or younger), but none of them really play it properly. Watch Daniel Barenboim play it and see how it's really supposed to be played. No child on earth can play it that way. This video is just Lang Lang flexing and being passively condescending. And of course he's sitting at a $175K (or more?) Steinway Grand with action that plays like butter. Don't feel bad, people, if you can't duplicate his playing here or if you didn't master this piece at age 5. No one else has either.

@lelouchvibrittania8478 2 года назад

Lesson learnt: Be 5 years old or DIE

@lilyhuangau 2 года назад

When I was 5???

@metteholm4833 Год назад

It is not easy at all - and many teachers give it to non-genius -pupils. Very wrong.

@elaineblackhurst1509 4 года назад

‘...and, everybody knows this piece’. Actually, everybody knows only the first four bars. PS: To clear up a widespread misunderstanding. The title ‘Sonata facile’ is *Italian*- it is not French. (The clue is in the noun; the correct French spelling would be ‘Sonate facile’). Whilst the word ‘facile’ (‘easy’) is identical in both languages, the correct pronunciation in each language could not be more different. To pronounce the title correctly in Italian, it should sound: ‘Sonata *fah*-chee-leh’. To pronounce the word incorrectly - and look foolish - with a spurious French pronunciation, carry on saying, ‘Sonata fass-eel’; ie you are saying ‘sonata’ in Italian and ‘facile’ in French!

@vudujujuju 4 года назад

Why is he wearing a white undershirt under his white suit...

@verona1008 4 года назад

why does it freaking matter?!

@khangVu457 4 года назад

because he's lang lang

@johnrandolph6121 3 года назад

What is the point of this video?

@arman6576 2 года назад

Any 5 year old Lmfaoo

@joycelin7842 3 года назад

LOL

@plekkchand 2 года назад

This is a waste of time.

@akiblue 2 года назад

Yup, just a lot of bragging and no instruction on improving or practice method. He does the same on his 'master class' videos.

@teckyify 3 года назад

Really 100% absolutely positively not helpful 😊

@manuelmolina2193 4 года назад

Está sobrevalorado este chino

@nkaskarli 3 года назад

How sweet

@poop-gv8gl 5 месяцев назад

He's a Hacker

@amitbenhur3722 4 года назад

Talking for three minutes and saying nothing.

@stephenreid7043 4 года назад

You're a Philistine

@AK47_414 4 года назад

@@stephenreid7043 he's not wrong though.. this guy is freaking cocky and obnoxious and is obviously not a good pianist cause he shows no emotion or dynamic skill

@stephenreid7043 4 года назад

@@AK47_414 I agree he is a cocky individual. He was probably a very precocious child, but this behaviour may have been encouraged as his father is a famous Chinese musician and Lang is, de rigeur, an only child. You are not the first to notice his lack of emotion. He intended to audition for Beijing's Central Conservatory of Music, but, having difficulties with his lessons, was expelled from his piano tutor's studio for "lack of talent". Another music teacher at his state school noticed Lang's sadness, and put the score of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330 on the piano; she asked him to play the second movement, which reminded Lang of his love for the instrument. "Playing the K. 330 brought me hope again," he recalled. (from Wikipedia). I would assume that his considerable following, both from Europe and USA and the most populous country on earth, and his now considerable wealth has perhaps added to his air of superiority! Apparently, some of the greatest classical masters were not considered, amiable, nice or even interesting individuals. God bless you my friend!