Pianist András Schiff on Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8
in C minor, op. 13.
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Wonderful! Thanks for posting this. No matter how much you think you know about a piece from listening to it, when you hear to an artist talk about it you realise how much more is going on.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom! I completely agree. I grow more and more grateful for the time experts, whether scholars or artists, take to share their insights through talks like these. And what a large series this is! And there's so much in each piece, each movement, each measure.
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