Immortal Beloved Scene - Beethoven plays "Moonlight Sonata"

MrJalmore
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Published 2012-10-11
Fragmento de la película "Amor Inmortal". Escena en la que Gary Oldman (que interpreta a Beethoven de manera magistral), toca al Piano la Sonata "Claro de Luna". En él se describe a un Beethoven atormentado y asustado por su incipiente problema con la sordera y con su trauma infantil. A su vez podemos ver como su prometida y el padre de ésta, escondidos en un armario, espían al músico a modo de prueba, para comprobar si de verdad podía seguir tocando el piano y componiendo música. Hecho que toda Viena ponía en duda en esa época, ya que "un Músico que no puede oir es lo mismo que un Pintor que no puede ver"
All Comments (21)
  • @ph8808
    Yotube really recommended this 200 years later...
  • @joshfeatherstone8546
    Beethoven was so talented he was even a great actor and did an outstanding job playing Gary Oldman here.
  • @markmayfield2228
    It brings me to tears whenever I play Moonlight Sonata. To know that Beethoven lost his hearing and still was able to write such beauty and to know that he could only hear it in his mind. To play it mechanically, without passion, would be dishonorable. I always give it everything I have, every nuance, every stress is vital. God bless his memory.
  • @CARLOSManuel-cy4lh
    I think the world still doesnt understand how powerfull music really is
  • @elprofesor3643
    Beethoven was an introvert who avoided people and especially crowds whenever he could.Not anything like He's portrayed today.Great musician.
  • @nathanolson4952
    Legends have it that she still interrupts pianists till this day.
  • @DEE-qu5mc
    I remember in an interview when the journalist said to Gary Oldman, how realistic & convincing he looked at playing it, to which Gary replied, I actually played it, I spent 6 months & countless hours learning it. Absolutely brilliant, I believe he is the greatest actor alive today.
  • @amshg21
    Gary Oldman is one of THE most underrated actors of our generation , in my opinion he deserves an Oscar in almost every movie he's in , even as a support actor
  • @antstudios6893
    Don’t disturb someone while they are playing the piano.
  • @mattwilkinson5605
    In my opinion it’s the most beautiful piano piece ever, truly incredible
  • @vladimirsusic5335
    Imagine to be behind that door, and to hear this for the first time ever - priceless
  • @dy6682
    Beethoven, where ever you are, millions around this earth will remember you for your wonderful music. One love from Jamaica.
  • @PianoSoulos
    Beethoven was actually a premier performer, but due to his loss of hearing, he needed to rely on other means of income, composing being one of those means. Most of his most beloved and remembered works were composed after he began losing his hearing, which begs the statement, although he wasn't better off going deaf on a personal level, the world may have been the beneficiary of his dilemma, music that embodies the true human spirit and ultimate triumph over all ills.
  • @lukewalker1051
    Just before my Mom died...she was a violinist, I asked her who her favorite composer was and she said it was a tough choice but she picked Beethoven. Who can deny his masterpiece the Moonlight Sonata is utterly astoundingly brilliant. I was so blessed to have a Mom so talented and graceful to raise me. My greatest gift.
  • @georgeisaak5321
    He didn't play those foul notes by mistake ...he was filling the room with vibrations so he could get some feedback . He couldn't hear clearly but he could feel . It's similar with Echolocation sense that bats and dolphins use . Only 1000 times more difficult when you actually trying to make music ! What a genius ...i am speechless every time i hear that song !
  • @playmusicnet7347
    Gary Oldman should have walked away with best actor academy award for this film! Thee Simpletons of Hollywood completely ignored this once-in-a-lifetime portrayal of one of the greatest composer! Shame on them and the Oscar Academy