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Lion Xavier
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2019
Chopin's Most Beautiful and Dramatic Melodies
Frédéric François Chopin is one of the greatest and prolific romantic composers ever lived. Chopin is a Polish virtuoso pianist, who was born on March 1, 1810. He is regarded as an imaginative genius for composing technically challenging yet fascinating compositions. Most of his works are for unaccompanied piano, which are typically of unprecedented style. His pieces are famous for being arguably the best collection of music for the piano. He designed the notion of instrumental ballade while also revolutionizing other piano works such as polonaises, études, nocturnes, preludes, waltzes and more so. His harmonic innovative style, and nationalistic musical form, are significant and influential even unto this day.
His passion for piano is undoubtedly natural and pure. His legendary études are notable within the classical music community, most especially the Étude in C minor called “Revolutionary”. Repertoires of high-level pianists surely include several Chopin’s masterpieces. Chopin died on October 17, 1849. But before he died, he requested to play Mozart’s Requiem at his funeral, and his heart be removed and transported in an urn to his homeland Poland.
*Kindly note that I don't own any of this image, music and performances. They belong to their rightful owners. This is for entertainment purposes only.
His passion for piano is undoubtedly natural and pure. His legendary études are notable within the classical music community, most especially the Étude in C minor called “Revolutionary”. Repertoires of high-level pianists surely include several Chopin’s masterpieces. Chopin died on October 17, 1849. But before he died, he requested to play Mozart’s Requiem at his funeral, and his heart be removed and transported in an urn to his homeland Poland.
*Kindly note that I don't own any of this image, music and performances. They belong to their rightful owners. This is for entertainment purposes only.
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Aeolian harp is not nr11?
Nope bro, it's op 25 no.1 op.25 no.11 is winter wind
@Lechon_asiatico I know that
I was questioning why they put op25 nr11
Of course, all you wrote is correct. However, you left out the fact that Chopin is probably the greatest melodist who ever lived.
Aeolian Harp is Op25 No1 not No11.
So much better than brahms.
The most touching musical passage in Chopin's repertoire for me is the middle section of Op. 28 No. 13. I especially love Pogorelich's interpretation of it. In fact, with Pogorelich's interpretation, it makes the entire piece step on a whole, new, different level of mystery and melancholy. That is-at least-how I view it.
C'est assez mécanique comme son et surtout comme interprétation....quelqu'un d'autre a cette sensation ? Peut-être un bon amateur ...
C'est juste joué par un ordinateur
quien interpreta las piezas de chopin en este video?
Where did you get this version of the aeolian harp? There is another version on youtube which is played by an ai, and it sounds similar but is very muffled and the melody is too quiet. This version sounds magnificent.
u can find it when u search for aeolian harp eppur
Creo que la música de Chopin fue claramente creada en el cielo y traída a la tierra por Chopin para la curación y revitalización de las personas.
I swear if I hear these in a recital once more, I will do something not good.
am i the only one that loves first theme of the first concerto?
I love It to, Its one of my favorite moments in music
one of my favourite theme of all Chopin music 😊
Are these all played by ai
Seems like only the first etude.
Where did You get those awesome interpretations?😍
I believe Chopin's music was clearly created in heaven and brought down to earth by Chopin for the healing and revitalisation of people.
You're wrong though
@@meazy451 et pourquoi s'il vous plaît ? pour ce que nous savons des choses essentielles on peut avoir ce sentiment, en écoutant cette musique..
@@pilouetmissiouAu sens littéral, c’est absurde.
Wow I never thought 25/1 played by AI would sound so great
But still not great like a man playing AI never van play like humans
Same, it really proves just how great chopins harmony was.
First song?? Minute 0:00, song was so good but it got cut ://
Chopin nocturne op 48 no 1. The part played is the "Doppio Movimento" section of the piece, which is toward the end. It is a fantastic piece!
I don't want to be that annoying guy every time, but when referring to a work of classical music, the term "piece" is used, not song. I am just saying because some people get very annoyed with it :) And yes, I am the second person with a photography of Chopin as a profile picture to answer you
And I am the third
@@liam5075 lmao thanks for reminding me this comment
@@amateursoundz6262that’s not what I’m finding. That song is not you said is not the same I can’t find this part in it at all
Não há adjetivo adequado para Chopin ! Não se trata de um gênio a mais, ele tem algo de conexão direta com as potestades angélicas.
Beautiful and calm
Beautifully ❤️✨
thank you