Brahms Waltz in Ab major, Op. 39 no. 15 - Analysis: Ever so Elegant!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- This is one of Brahms' most famous melodies; it captures perfectly the elegant dancing of the Viennese ballrooms in a piano piece. Pianist Henrik Kilhamn plays here the (advanced) piano solo version.
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Johannes Brahms: Waltz in Ab major, Op. 39 no. 15 (piano solo version) (1865)
📄 Score: Breitkopf & Härtel edition, 1926-27, editor: Eusebius Mandyczewski, imslp.org
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Beautiful, thoughtful analysis as always. What a treasure, this channel.
This is my favourite Brahms piece. Beautiful.
I love your videos, Henrik. So thoughtful and delightful. Very enjoyable :-)
I remember learning this.
Oh my gosh this channel is amazing
your videos are soo helpful, thank you
Beautiful!
Very passionate playing with amazing analysis like always👍
Thank you for sharing this adorable and didactic post. 😊🌹
So beautiful 🥰
Merci pour cette superbe vidéo
I would love for you to do an analysis video on the Op. 118, No. 2 Intermezzo in A major. That is my absolute favorite Brahms piece to play.
Thank u so much for this video 👌
I love Brahms such passion! Please do more Brahms pieces
Very good. Lovely piece and I Iike your musical explanations.
I love your channel!
lovely video thanks
Wow I could really imagine a whole ballroom vibin out to this
Great video!
Great analysis...
Con questi deliziosi suoni Brahmsiani colgo l’occasione per augurare Buone festività natalizie 🎄🌷🎹
Nice
Belíssimo vídeo adoro
Só Sweet Thanks ❤❤❤
Can you do the first movement of the Brahms sonata no 5?
This is one of my favorite Brahms waltzes. Hungarian Dance no. 5 though is probably my favorite Brahms piece to play. However, it's a bit confusing sometimes what key to use, because I have seen it written and played in 3 keys, A minor, F# minor(I happen to have the F# minor version), and G minor(same key as the orchestral arrangement Brahms wrote, I think I like this one the best).
But, even though I have heard more than one pianist play Hungarian Dance no. 5 in G minor, it's like really hard to find sheet music of that piece in G minor that isn't orchestral, so I basically have to transpose from the F# minor sheet music on the spot, and sometimes I make mistakes when transposing(especially when the quality changes with it, i.e. it goes from major to minor or vice versa with the transposition).
I have also seen this. I want to play it in G minor because it’s easier. The original is in F# sharp though.
@@ethanbrowncomposer I want to play it in G minor just because I think it sounds better in G minor.
Could you do a video on Chopin’s op. 9 no . 3 Nocturne in B major? It’s such an underrated nocturne
Hey can you analyse some of Fazıl Say’s works? I would love to listen it from you.
Sounds like a hymn
damn, i didn't know karl marx was a composer
musicians of the world, unite and sieze the means of composition!
0:57 are you playing advanced or simple version 🤔
Oh I forgot to mention that! It's the advanced version. The simpler version is actually transposed to A major. Both can be found here: imslp.org/wiki/16_Waltzes%2C_Op.39_(Brahms%2C_Johannes)
Surprised to see you here :)
@@ethanbrowncomposer Oh!! Hi 👋🏼 😁 I’ve watched this channel for a long time!! It’s awesome 😃
Where's the performance video?
I'm sorry, no full performance at this time. Maybe later...
A lot of blablabla which doesn't teach anyone how to play this piece...