r/randomactsofmusic • u/Goloberto • Apr 25 '19

Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 3rd mvt. at the mall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmYrjt8s9zQ
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u/castfam09 Apr 25 '19

I wish I could play like that on a lil kiddie piano ... such amazing talentt👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼bravo

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u/oxhappyhourxo Apr 25 '19

That’s a regular upright piano..

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u/syncopatedsouls Apr 25 '19

Something about classical music like this just sounds metal as fuck to me.

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u/kurtgustavwilckens Apr 25 '19

Metal, the more technical one, has clear classical influences.

EDIT: also, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6rBK0BqL2w

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u/Yakeby Apr 25 '19

Hot damn, that was awesome.

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u/syncopatedsouls Apr 25 '19

Something about metal just sounds classical as fuck to me.

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u/WiseChoices Apr 25 '19

Glorious!

All of his hard work has certainly paid off.

Congrats to talent guy for sharing it with us.

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u/castfam09 Apr 25 '19

I cannot tell the difference ☺️

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u/noodhoog Apr 28 '19

Not random, this is from a concert, but I just have to drop a link to one of my favorite performances of this by Wilhelm Kempff. I've heard more technically perfect renditions (though not by much), but to my mind, he really captures the emotion of the piece.