Lugansky – Beethoven, Piano Sonata No. 23 “Appassionata”

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor (“Appassionata“), Op. 57 (1804-1806) Nikolai Lugansky, 2020 Moscow Philharmonic Society [0:00] I. Allegro assai - [2:55] Dev. [5:35] Recap. [8:22] Coda - 9:46 Più Allegro [10:50] II. Andante con moto - [12:43] Var I [14:06] Var II [15:17] Var III [16:23] Var IV [17:23] III. Allegro ma non troppo - [19:02] Dev. - Recap. 20:24 [21:45] Again [24:32] Coda: Presto “It is a superb example of the growth of Beethoven’s immense creations from two of the tiniest of germs (a) the first three opening notes—C, A flat, F—(b) the C, D, C in the third and fourth bars. The whole sonata grows as naturally from these as the huge oak from the acorn. Bridge subjects, second subjects, coda figures, the chief theme of the Andante, as also the impetuoso subject of the Finale, are all derived from these two lКто-то однажды сказал: “Нечеловеческая музыка“, а я скажу: “Гениальное исполнение“.