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6 Movements musicaux Op. 94 D. 780: No.3 In F Minor
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@saarlooswolfhund6237

Alfred Brendel ist der mit Abstand größte noch lebende Pianist unserer Zeit. Er und Schubert sind Brüder im Geiste. Möge er uns noch lange erhalten bleiben, ich verneige mich vor ihm.

@nofasternan

Brendel: What a memory! Piece after piece, every note, every tempo, every forte and piano, every mood and feeling,! No other Schubert interpreter has it,

@Masacre29

Arrau first

@militaryandemergencyservic2376

NO HE DOES NOT PLAY EVERY NOTE. You clearly do not know the fact that Brendel MISSES out MANY sections of Schubert.

@gregorurban3222

@y not 'p'(iano) 'ff'? which sections? Only in the first piece there existed a second Trio-part by the composer, who afterwards deleted it by himself.

@militaryandemergencyservic2376

@Gregor Urban if you listen carefully to that first one he not only doesn't play the beautiful bit that Schubert crossed out - but also shortens that section. Then there's the second klavierstuck - this he also shortens (in the c section).

@schubert2921

That second piece is divine! Out of this world!
Schubert, the master of melody!

@richardwhitehouse8762

God, this is marvelous. Here is an artist completely engaged with the music he is performing, to the point where witnessing the intimacy of his relationship with the composer feels like an intrusion.
Thank you for sharing.

@ellireivalk3564

Soo schön geschrieben ... ❤

@brandonmatuja6498

Piece No. 2 is one of the most deeply felt--if not THE most deeply felt--piece of solo piano music in classical music. And whoever criticizes or dismisses Alfred Brendel for being too "cerebral" has not seen him fighting back the tears in his performance of this piece, at around the 13 or 14 minute mark.

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