Eduardo Rojas, Colombian Piano Virtuoso - Beethoven: Grande Sonata Pathétique, 3rd movement

Who could have known that his most influential teacher, Manfred Gerhardt was a good friend and student of Claudio Arrau, who was a student of Martin Krause, who was a pupil under Franz Liszt, who's only piano teacher was Carl Czerny, who's mentor, teacher and friend was no other than Ludvig van Beethoven. There you have it, it's no coincidence that Eduardo Rojas' Beethoven renditions ring so true and full of life, it's a six-generation long legacy that lives on right before our eyes and ears.

From Beethoven to Eduardo Rojas Seeing Eduardo Rojas' brilliance in giving youthful life to Beethoven's Piano Sonatas we were wondering if there is more than just a kinship in spirit between the two of them - and there is. With utter amazement we followed Eduardo's piano roots like a breadcrumb trail through history.

Beautiful performance and interpretation.

actually that is not an overly uncommon thing, my mentors mentors mentor was claudio arrau.

beautiful!!

i bet Beethoven himself couldn't have played it any better :))

Very inspiring performance, with the right amount of expression. (Working on it myself)

Please record Czerny Op.145 Grand Sonate

Grande virtuoso

Outstanding and brilliant performance!

I like your music,el choclo tango piano on fires,beautiful, amazing, chevere,muchas gracias.from Ontario,CANADA 🇨🇦🇨🇴

Hermoso!!!! Me llena el escuchar y ver como interpreta, mi felicitaciones.🙂

Beautiful Performance of Eduardo Rojas..¡¡

Gorgeous, a lot more really nice light and shade than I've heard in many recordings.

That’s a great channel 👏

Super. Sehr tolle Interpretation. Bravissimo.😍