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Here's my list from worst to best of just these 7 (They are all great, just IMO) 7. Polonaise in A Major Op. 40 No. 1 6. Polonaise in C minor Op. 40 No. 2 5. Polonaise in A flat Major Op. 53 4. Polonaise in C# minor Op. 26 No. 1 3. Polonaise in E flat minor Op. 26 No. 2 2. Polonaise in F# minor Op. 44 1. Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat Major Op. 61

¡¡Creatividad celestial del gran Chopin!!

🎧 Викторина по Шопену. Таймкоды: 7:32 - 22. es-moll Op. 26 №2 10:42 - 23. es-moll Op. 26 №2. Раздел Трио 14:56 - 24. A-dur Op. 40 №1 16:37 - 25. A-dur Op. 40 №1. Раздел Трио 19:58 - 26. c-moll Op. 40 №2 24:11 - 27. c-moll Op. 40 №2. Раздел Трио 26:43 - 28. fis-moll Op. 44. Вступление 27:01 - 29. fis-moll Op. 44. Первый Раздел, основная тема 27:39 - 30. fis-moll Op. 44. Первый Раздел, вторая тема (b-moll) 29:44 - 31. fis-moll Op. 44. Раздел Трио, тема "шествия" 31:23 - 32. fis-moll Op. 44. Раздел Трио, тема Мазурки 36:21 - 33. fis-moll Op. 44. Кода

that middle section of F# minor is just mighty. I hope to play this one day soon,or start learning.

is this just the first movement or the whole symphony

Op.44 is best ！　and… Ashkenazy is my best player！

Screw these f…..g adverts in the middle of a performance😡😡😡

this is so dumb, i love it

This guy needs to be arrested period

27:01

He plays op 53 like a robot😒

For me, the one that touches me deepest and gives me the most thrills is, and will always be, the seventh one.

I find it ineresting how people like the Chaconne the most. The intermezzo and the march are 2 of my absolute favourite pieces for band. The chaconne's kinda boring for me, i still think it's a good piece.

What a helpful little tutorial!

29:44

Gems.

The best preformence of polonaise a major

この人の演奏、本当に気味が悪いです。

With first i was no well😮

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29:17

Thanks very much for uploading. Just one little thing: it would be nice if the tracks had some time to breathe, esp. that hard opening of Op. 40 no. 1 is quite jarring after Op. 26 no. 2.

My very first intro to classical music was Chopin’s Polonaise #1 op 40. Thanks to my parents small collection on LPs. Before Beethoven, Mozart and even Tchaikovsky it was Chopin!

I just love the last three polonaises, it makes me dive into the scenes of war, victory and hope. I get emotional whenever I’m listening the slow parts, the middle part of 44 is like when all the good memories came during the cruelty of war, but the whole 61 escalate the feelings from sadness everything to a beautiful hope of the future.

Stupendo

i'm naming my firstborn Opus 53

Fortunatily we have stil pianists of flesh and blood who can play it better!

Ф.Шопен-"душа фортепіано".

🎉Ф.Шопен-душа фортепіано.

A masterpiece

Thus polonaise fantasies is magnificent too,and perhaps not given the praise and promotion it deserves

The heroic polonaise number 6 is just magnificent and appeals to anyone

This work hs everything in it -- heroism,a mazurka style and barcarolle motion in the middle section and a stirring coda arresting introduction,and dramatic transition from the dreamy, middle section of gaity tl the return of the main theme and last section Only an inspired genius could conceive of this work,the polonaise in F sharp minor number 5,of Chopin

This magnificent be Chopins greatest ever work

Where did you get this sounds!

the more you listen to it the more you become addicted! by the time it was composed it was ''' The Music of the Future'' indeed! Today, it still captures your spirit in a very profound way.

bravissimo complimenti grandissimo pianista

Holst loves the bari sax playing low brass parts haha

I love Rachamaninovs Elegy and this Chopin Polonaise

2:57 6:25 9:44 10:07

And of course with Bernstein’s conducting. Pure earg… what :/

Op 26 No. 2 is too underrated in my opinion. I love it aswell Op. 44 and Op. 53.

i like the way he plays the polonaise-fantaisie. special as usual when ash plays. the most i like is he is playing it not as fast as many other pros who are just producing a mess of tones in the end...when played a lil bit slower every tone can be brought to accurate clearity and the full brilliance of that peace appears...

My lifelong love affair with classical music started with the Polonaise 40 when I was 7! I don’t remember the pianist, who recorded it, I just remember the electric shock, going through my body! Somebody opened the gate into another world, where majestic sounds dominate your senses, feelings and perceptions. Aah, thank you Frederic!

9:06 Reminds me of Tchaikovsky

I have never heard something more powerful than this music. Here there is all the dimension of mankind’s soul, depth, obscurity and light.

1422 amo

Askenazy is one of my favorites for Chopin. I love Chopin. He is great on the Polonaises. For the Nocturnes, Arthur Rubenstein is great also.

38:36 Hey it's the Lord Vinheteiro theme!

I spent my whole life trying to understand Chopin. Ashkenazi's playing is too strong. His bashing the keys is too onerous to bear a repeat listening. Russians tend to be more aggressive Chopin players than Poles. A polonaise is a group dance but Ashkenazi's take sounds anything other than a dance.