Beethoven.Violin.Sonata.No.9.Op.47.kreutzer.[Anne-Sophie Mutter.-.Lambert.Orkis]

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  @angeloortiz2769 · 10 years ago

  To all you people complaining that anime brought people to beautiful music like this, shut up and just be happy that they're listening to this masterpiece.

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  @captainmarvelous982 · 6 years ago

  Your Lie In April brought many people to this music, but for me the music brought me to Your Lie In April lol

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  @franklynzhu6590 · 7 years ago

  As a MASSIVE classical music nut, I'm not ashamed to say that Kaori brought me here. Context and story is such an important part of enjoying classical music — for me personally, watching Your Lie in April has deepened my appreciation of the Kreutzer Sonata by 100x. Thank you creators of the anime for infusing this beautiful sonata with such an amazing story.

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  @cormuinoraghallaigh1800 · 13 years ago

  Unfortunately accompanists are still very much ignored when it comes to partnerships like this.....the pianist is Lambert Orkis - a superb player in his own right.<br><br>

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  @NikhilHoganShow · 10 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COGcCBJAC6I&amp;t=49">0:49</a> I. Adagio sostenuto – Presto<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COGcCBJAC6I&amp;t=989">16:29</a> II. Andante con variazioni<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COGcCBJAC6I&amp;t=2099">34:59</a>: III. Presto

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  @phantommagnolia · 2 years ago

  Tolstoi brought me here

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• KA

  @kathreenguiang141 · 11 years ago

  Beethoven brought me here.

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  @aaronmittleider7737 · 6 years ago

  My favorite part about her violin playing is the quiet parts because I understand how much harder it must be than the loud parts to play quiet, steady notes, with great intonation.

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  @jade2574 · 6 years ago

  This brought 2 communities together:<br>The weebs &amp; The musicians<br>I&apos;m part of both.. (*´・ｖ・)

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  @humamghassib2685 · 10 years ago

  Beethoven&apos;s Kreutzer Sonata is undoubtedly the greatest violin sonata in the whole repertoir. It is certainly the most &apos;expansive&apos; and the longest. No wonder that Tolstoy was deeply impressed and moved by it; who wouldn&apos;t? &nbsp;It arouses so much passion and longing, like much of Beethoven&apos;s music.

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  @brianstobbs2923 · 6 years ago

  Just discovered that this sonata was first performed by Beethoven and a black violinist called George Hightower in Vienna.Beethoven had finished the piano score but had not completed the violin score when they had to go on stage.They played and when they reached the point where the violin score ended Hightower improvised to the end.Beethoven was so impressed he asked him to play it again.He then dedicated the sonata to Hightower.At some point they had a falling out and Beethoven re-dedicated the sonata to Kreutzer.

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  @DeusVult9696 · 3 years ago

  Leo Tolstoy brought me here

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