シューマンも笑った⁉『失われた小銭への怒り』若きベートーヴェンの超絶技巧と最高の冗談について/ピアニストによる完全解説&演奏

Beethoven's "Rondo a Capriccio," also known as "Rage Over Lost Coins," is a piece that Schumann said made him laugh uncontrollably from beginning to end the first time he played it. However, there are actually many issues surrounding its publication history, title, and even the musical score. This time, a pianist will provide a complete explanation and performance of this amusing "coins" piece. Commentary & Program Beethoven: Rondo a capriccio ("Rage Over a Lost Penny") in G major, Op. 129 Beethoven, Ludwig van: Rondo a capriccio "Die Wut über den verlornen Groschen" G-Dur Op. 129 Beethoven - Rondo a capriccio, Op. 129 "Rage Over a Lost Penny" 《Pianist》 Yoshiki NISHI For inquiries regarding lessons, etc., please contact me via DM on the various social media platforms listed below. X (Twitter) ■ / nishiyoshiki Instagram ■ / yoshikinishi Membership Registration Page Link / @yoshikinishi1713 0:00 Prologue 0:43 How Beethoven Became "Beethoven" 2:32 The Best Joke 3:18 Problems with This Piece 4:11 Schumann's Testimony and Misunderstandings 6:03 Performance 11:44 What is Truly Valuable 12:48 A Challenge to Schumann