Rollin'! Thank you.

I found this interpretation brilliant (and the sound, of course), but why it's not played from memory? I mean, it's a little bit ankward when you have to pass the sheet to play an arpeggio (like the end, for example). I think the execution can improves a lot with that detail, just that :)

Amazing! High level!

Thanks for this Angie, have always enjoyed this piece but you took this to a whole new level. Wow!

I found you, Angie! It was good to meet you on the plane from Montreal to Detroit. Enjoyed this recording!

E' una copia di un Graf oppure è un Graf autentico restaurato così perfettamente che sembra d'epoca? Bellissimo!

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Why is it so out of tune?

This should have way more views! Spectacular performance!!!

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Inispiring! Thanks.

This is exactly what I wish I had and what I would write my own music for. All I can do is modify a modern piano to sound like this but it will be worth it if I succeed. Modern pianos sound soulless and muddy but this one sounds so clear and balanced without bass overpowering everything as with a modern piano. Putting all tiny hammers on a modern one gets you much closer but there's still too much sustain unless the soundboard is cracked enough to change that as was the one from the 1850s I played was when it was totally modern on the inside which was when I learned the modern piano existed not long after this one which means a lot of people must have forgotten how Beethoven sounded only 30 years after his death. I wish pianos with this kind of sound remained available into the modern era along side modern pianos like in the mid 1800s when the piano was most diverse and you could get one that sounds like this along side a modern steinway that everything wasn't trying to be. If this piano was accompanied by a reed organ which I think sounds like the forte piano of organs, it would sound amazing.

Thank you for the video! Do you know if the Paul McNulty is still available for sale?

Bravo 🎉

Jeśli muzyka Chopina jest niebiańska to grajmy ją tylko na niebieskich fortepianach. Super pomysł z tym instrumentem. Moje gratulacje !

Been playing the Moonlight Sonata 1st movement for 45 years. Never heard the 2nd and 3rd movements completely until today, and to hear them played on such a wonderful old piano is a revelation. I wish I could play all three movements like that.

Buenisima!!

2:10 was that a kettle?

Perfect setting for the largest stadium in the United States and the best football team of the country!!

Is this piano tuned on 432 hz?

Bravissimo, dear Maestri Dr. Angie!

Im blessed to hear this. love the 3rd movement. as a 16 year old i confirm i feel millenial people and i am one of them now. wierd to say but i will allow myself.

So great to hear this.

Está grande pianista e o instrumento se completam

Many thanks for making this video. I saw her collection many years ago.....due to a piano teachers meeting held there. So impressed with the instruments! But, it is hard to keep these instruments in great condition: humidity, temperature controls, consistent tuning, etc.

SHIT KZfaq that cuts the performance in half with ads. I will make sure I NEVER will acquire the products or services offered in those!!! It's not my custom to make rude comments, but this is getting worse and worse.

Nice playing. Be sure to "connect" aurally your LH bass notes with the RH melody. Meaning, when the LH moves to a point, harmonically where it's actually anticipating the harmonic change, make sure we really hear that connection to the RH when it happens. This is a "timing" thing as much as a voicing thing.

Yeah, right. As if no one had ever heard a fortepiano before.

I just stumbled over this by accident, but a very glad I did. This is one of the most engaging performances I've heard of this great sonata (and I've heard a few)! Very good - and what sound you get out of the instrument - just wonderful! Thank you for uploading this!

Splendid. Aggressive, gorgeous, powerful performance. And to be able to play so fearlessly on an antique instrument is really admirable - lots of people act as though they're afraid of breaking it.

2do movement dont like interpretation

You wonder just how old this piano is...sounds like at least early 1900's, maybe late 1800's. And LOL...that teapot in the background...how'd you not get thrown off by that? Gods, but that would have majorly distracted me.

A different of opinion, if I may.. This piano sucks, or the acustics suck. Or both. She is amazing, tho.

Beautiful piano and playing

What a recital!

I am listening every day:)

Paul McNulty builds the finest period instruments in the world. Really amazing

Original Graf? Very rare!

We miss you!❤

fabulous pianiste, fabulous instrument

Excellent!

A very interesting interpretation. Brings out new colouring. Perhaps something like the later romantic pianist would have played it. There was a greater use of rubarto then.

During Covid lockdown I read through all of Clementi’s sonatas. This was my favorite one at the time. It’s very powerful and deep. Great performance!

Amazing!

This is very beautiful performance 🎹

Where are you playing this piano Ms Zhang, is it a private home or an institute/university?

Interesting, which edition has D lydian (G#) scales at 5:16 in it?

alla ronda turca

This or alla ronda turca?

Wow the clarity is amazing!! It appears the sustain pedal is in the middle too, interesting instrument!