@@sarahsoumaya lol no piece is hard if you see it from that perspective. Repetition can learn you the technique but the interpretation and the emotions you have to deliver is the really hard thing.
@@1kenodave1 this is a chopin piece but i think i get what you are saying. unless of course you are talking about the infamous Rachmaninov Prelude in C# minor
My father played this at my grandmothers funeral as a tribute to her, having been the one to encourage his playing. Love this piece among many of Chopins.
Damn, Chopin really wanted Poland to win against Russia in the revolutionary war! He puts so much emotion into this piece for POLAND! And The PERFORMANCE IS VERY GOOD KISSIN ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING
Actually Chopin wrote this piece because of the war, but most importantly because when he was in Paris he could not go to his own country.... Poland, and he was angry about it.
This Chopin Etude was one of the most difficult pieces I attempted. As I was practicing to bring this up to tempo, I had to back off or risk carpal tunnel damage to my left hand. Imagine being able to perform all 25 of these Etudes! Stunning performance BTW!!
There is a myth, I don't know how true it is but according to it, Liszt sight read his etudes perfectly, so if this was true then really Liszt was just on a whole other level
CHOPIN was without a doubt one of the top composers past and present regardless of genres. He was brilliant with flashy compositions yet he can also pull your heart string with emotional music too. He is what I will call THE KING OF MELANCHONY music
Chopin was a Pole and wrote this piece when he learned about the fall of the November Uprising against Russia in his homeland. You can hear anger and despair in this piece, as well as longing for the homeland.
Simply love how he starts and ends with no alarm. Just all of sudden you see the first frame of an impassioned revolutionary and then dramatically mute makes you wonder then what? Masterpiece.
This is the most vivid emotional story I’ve ever heard from a piano piece. So full of loss, fear, uncertainty, battles fought dawn to dusk, small whiffs of hope on the horizon amidst pure chaos and despair, and once it feels calm like the nightmare is over and you can breathe and move on, the final battle hits like a train and then ends with one final discernible explosion, an abrupt end to the war where once it’s over there is no ability to reflect. There is no closure.. there is just life that goes on with that explosion and horror being trapped in your fractured mind… cause nothing is the same with that traumatic war. Life as you knew it has died, so has your soul.
I saw his face full of desperation at the and (and also while playing). And if I were him, I'd be crying and also desperate as well. This piece is just fantastic and magical. I can't imagine how Chopin felt when he was writing this masterpiece.
He was in anguish when he wrote this, as he was a patriotic polish and wrote this during the November uprising in 1831. This piece probably expressed how much pain he felt when the revolution failed.
@@yosserc dude there are things called jokes c'mon why do you have go to get offended so easily and before you say it no, I respect every orchestral musician. Playing in orchestra is probably one of the hardest jobs, but cmon don't be mad its a joke
He plays it in front of the Warszarw orchestra i think, it is the same that plays to the Chopin competitions. These musicians have seen the best of the best to play Chopin, and Kissins doesnt care, he just goes on stage and takes the world in his hand
The sheer technical ability to play this is impressive - but that's why so many people who want to master it end up playing it like a robot or like a rabbit who just did three lines of... (no shade to her if you know who I'm talking about, she still is absolutely amazing). But to add emotion and expressivity on top of such an already technical heavy piece? Now that's truly mastery.
Does the name of this rabbit start with a Y and have 4 letters? Lol. And yes I agree, this piece is HARD and is the reason why I wrote a much shorter version to prove that I could play it -if it lasted for only a minute. (Check out my Happy Birthday/Revolutionary Etude Mash up.)
I'm listening to Evgeny Kissin's piano, and without realizing it, tears well up and I feel very lonely. I really like the expression on his face that goes into Chopin's work without being fancy, and then comes out again after the performance.
Look at the expression on the white-haired, obviously quite seasoned violinist with the beard in back of him when he ends. Great performance of a Chopin masterpiece. And, even this group is impressed. LOVE LOVE LOVE TH-cam!! Thanks for posting this Fabio and enriching my life. And thanks Federik C....and and Mr. Kissen.
It is thought that Chopin had all this political unrest on his mind when he composed this piece. It is like the "soundtrack" for what was going on... More details: When a revolution broke out in Paris (July 1830) and the Russian emperor Nicholas I indicated his intention of using the Polish Army to suppress it, a Polish secret society of infantry cadets staged an uprising in Warsaw (Nov. 29, 1830, and known as the "November Uprising" of the Polish-Russian War of 1830-31). Although the cadets and their civilian supporters failed to assassinate the Emperor’s brother Grand Duke Constantine (who was commander in chief of the armed forces in Poland) or to capture the barracks of the Russian cavalry, they did manage to seize weapons from the arsenal, arm the city’s civilian population, and gain control of the northern section of Warsaw.
I don't know why, but Kissin's playing almost always leaves me cold. This performance is no exception. Maybe it is his tone quality, which I've heard other people criticize. The playing is excellent, no question
The liquidity of the piece is almost piercing into my consciousness like a rushing chill into my very endearing soul, uplifting my spirit into the pinnacle of the undeniable existence of excellence in music, subjecting myself to the incredible and reverential submission.
Meu Deus, que genio. I think he was exausted at the end, that's why he couldn't smile. He gives his all being to each piece. He said in a interview that he would notice to have lost weight after a performance. Can you imagine loosing a few pounds in a a single performance?
Well played Mr Kissin ! I took one look at the music sheet, and decided that the left hand was too hard for a pianist as limited in ability as me to play it. Extraordinarily gifted piano virtuosos are as rare as Formula One motor car drivers. I love watching both, and hope some day to ascend into heaven, to be reborn as a Liszt or a Chopin. A dream perhaps, yet an aspiration.
Mad respect for him. This is my favorite version of this piece by far, I’m in love of his interpretation and the way he played it, it’s exactly as what I want to hear
I adore Kissin. He was always my big inspiration. I was Listening to Prokofiev sonata 6 every day, and now I want to learn the Chopin’s etude! Thank you for this video!
I have such a novice understanding of music and music theory. I feel everything that I listen to, as I feel this piece. I got goosebumps watching this, however, could you imagine being a part of that orchestra, with a mastery over the crafts of classical music, and a complete understanding of what they are witnessing? Besides the ones who are bitter that he “stole the limelight”, the ones that intently listened to what was being played right before them, probably got CHILLS down their spines. Even those whose ego wouldn’t let them admit it, got chills.
Totally LOVE that we get to see close-ups of his hands. (I dislike the piano videos where all we get to see is the often overly-dramatic face and pained expressions of the pianist. For God's sake, show us the HANDS and forearms!
One thing for sure Chopin was not a one hit wonder. How many brilliant pieces did he write that continue to amaze and inspire nearly 200 years later. How many modern artists will you be able to say that about.
Yes i am appreciating this fierce yet poignant masterpiece in this current period.The fact that we are living in very challenging times enhances our relish in embracing the technical dexterity of this daredevil genius work.
I can't stop watching this - three times since yesterday. That bass line is just hauntingly outstanding on so many levels! Combined with the top part, it is so masterful of a composition. Thank you Frederic!!!
Hello, this is incredible, for those here who are not latinamerican, I recomend you to listen to this song "SONIDO BESTIAL by RICHIE REY and BOBBIE CRUZ", They used a piece of this song to create one of the most known salsa hits. When I realized it I was amazed
You will find many pianists that can perform this work but no pianists can compose like chopin or even writes a set of great etudes like our great master
its hard to believe a human being wrote this music - so incredible.
Pocket Cloud it’s hard to believe a human can play this music.
well if he sold his soul not hard to believe if he didn't God has shown favor on him
Its not that hard to play/compose pieces like these if you practice 40 hours a day!
@@charlesfernandez201 i think maybe it's a little more than just practice... probably tremendous talent i'd say,
Why?
why did my piano teacher think it was a good idea for me to learn this
its not that hard you just have to repeat it a lot
@@sarahsoumaya true
@@sarahsoumaya lol no piece is hard if you see it from that perspective. Repetition can learn you the technique but the interpretation and the emotions you have to deliver is the really hard thing.
I had read that Rachmaninoff grew to hate the piece because it was so over played. Great piece, but far from my favorite of Rachmaninoff's works.
@@1kenodave1 this is a chopin piece but i think i get what you are saying. unless of course you are talking about the infamous Rachmaninov Prelude in C# minor
My father played this at my grandmothers funeral as a tribute to her, having been the one to encourage his playing. Love this piece among many of Chopins.
Sería mi sueño más preciado para mi funeral, me conformaré con grabaciones para ese gran paso. Hermosa actitud la de tu padre.
Your father is like the best human in the earth
His last visit to the hair salon:
"The usual?"
"Not today. Give me the Concert Pianist!"
😂😂😂
Superb.
The best comment ever!
This version is by far the best on TH-cam
he missed lots more dynamic markings compared to the other popular versions on youtube tho.
for example the forte at the start of the 29th measure, but it is still played really well.
I like the horowitz recording more
Pollini? anyone?
Prefer Cecile Licad’s version.
Damn, Chopin really wanted Poland to win against Russia in the revolutionary war! He puts so much emotion into this piece for POLAND!
And The PERFORMANCE IS VERY GOOD KISSIN ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING
Too bad Poland got whooped good though!
Actually Chopin wrote this piece because of the war, but most importantly because when he was in Paris he could not go to his own country.... Poland, and he was angry about it.
By Sicaツ thank you! !!!
Kissin ironically is Russian
@@I.amthatrealJuan jewish
This Chopin Etude was one of the most difficult pieces I attempted. As I was practicing to bring this up to tempo, I had to back off or risk carpal tunnel damage to my left hand. Imagine being able to perform all 25 of these Etudes! Stunning performance BTW!!
Have you tried the op10 no4?
I was told even Chopin had trouble with his etudes. They take a bit of endurance.
24**
There is a myth, I don't know how true it is but according to it, Liszt sight read his etudes perfectly, so if this was true then really Liszt was just on a whole other level
@@Brendon_Xu_The_Big_B have u heard about op. 10 no 2? Its much harder than torrent
I love how at the end of every performance he stands up woth a non-smiling face amd nod his head he is like : yeah, I'm the boss !!
He is the king
So true lol
hes probably thinking, "freaking sick of playign this piece"
I think he has being through dark feelings while playing tho... That peace is soo emotionally deep
He displays a faint smile, only to look up at the disappointing response from the audience and that smile turns to contempt for the peons.
I like how he stands up at the end for the applause with a look in his face that says “ yes, I know I’m amazing“
CHOPIN was without a doubt one of the top composers past and present regardless of genres. He was brilliant with flashy compositions yet he can also pull your heart string with emotional music too. He is what I will call THE KING OF MELANCHONY music
Chopin was a Pole and wrote this piece when he learned about the fall of the November Uprising against Russia in his homeland. You can hear anger and despair in this piece, as well as longing for the homeland.
can definitely hear that
Simply love how he starts and ends with no alarm. Just all of sudden you see the first frame of an impassioned revolutionary and then dramatically mute makes you wonder then what? Masterpiece.
How does Kissin just start like I sit down and boom I start playing. If it were me I would spend a couple of minutes mentally prepping me for failure
This is the most vivid emotional story I’ve ever heard from a piano piece. So full of loss, fear, uncertainty, battles fought dawn to dusk, small whiffs of hope on the horizon amidst pure chaos and despair, and once it feels calm like the nightmare is over and you can breathe and move on, the final battle hits like a train and then ends with one final discernible explosion, an abrupt end to the war where once it’s over there is no ability to reflect. There is no closure.. there is just life that goes on with that explosion and horror being trapped in your fractured mind… cause nothing is the same with that traumatic war. Life as you knew it has died, so has your soul.
Nice writing, fits the song perfectly❤️
What a beautiful comment ❤️ I'm Polish and this piece always touches my heart. So did you with your words.
Was there any need of this?
@@alanlee6553 What's the point of anybody commenting? Was there a need of your comment?
Cringe
I saw his face full of desperation at the and (and also while playing). And if I were him, I'd be crying and also desperate as well. This piece is just fantastic and magical. I can't imagine how Chopin felt when he was writing this masterpiece.
He was in anguish when he wrote this, as he was a patriotic polish and wrote this during the November uprising in 1831. This piece probably expressed how much pain he felt when the revolution failed.
@@ycl260779 Sort of how we feel when we wake and realize Trump is still President.
@@1kenodave1 not anymore
@@Trooman20 Thank god that not anymore
@@1kenodave1 Trump = cheap gas, no wars. What propaganda can do with ppl :(.
I love how you can practically hear the other musicians shitting their pants.
LOL
He's gives off Beethoven energy hehe
☠️☠️
@@yosserc dude there are things called jokes c'mon why do you have go to get offended so easily and before you say it no, I respect every orchestral musician. Playing in orchestra is probably one of the hardest jobs, but cmon don't be mad its a joke
@@yosserc cringe
He plays it in front of the Warszarw orchestra i think, it is the same that plays to the Chopin competitions. These musicians have seen the best of the best to play Chopin, and Kissins doesnt care, he just goes on stage and takes the world in his hand
0:00:21 your guess is correct: you can see the decorations of the organ - clearly he is performing in the Warsaw philharmonic Hall
It’s funny a Russian plays this so well, considering the background of this etude
Haha
Evgeny Kissin is Jewish.
@@evgenijtitovskij6708 Doesn't make a difference, he represent Russia, @Jefrey Wy argument still stands
@@evgenijtitovskij6708 jewish isn't a nationality. he's jewish and russian
@@Zimzamzoom95 He has the Israeli passport, too.
His technique is from another planet. My god...
The sheer technical ability to play this is impressive - but that's why so many people who want to master it end up playing it like a robot or like a rabbit who just did three lines of... (no shade to her if you know who I'm talking about, she still is absolutely amazing). But to add emotion and expressivity on top of such an already technical heavy piece? Now that's truly mastery.
Who is “she”?
@@cyberpete1 ur mother
Does the name of this rabbit start with a Y and have 4 letters? Lol. And yes I agree, this piece is HARD and is the reason why I wrote a much shorter version to prove that I could play it -if it lasted for only a minute. (Check out my Happy Birthday/Revolutionary Etude Mash up.)
Not bad, but I prefer the flopping hair version.
Young Paderewski lol yeah same 😂😊
Young Paderewski lmao
Haha! That one made me laugh!
Young Paderewski Yeah lol
hahaha
You can almost feel the sense of urgency that this piece of music is intended to create.
The unqiue thing about evgeny kissin that he expells himself in every piece, such a legend
Michael Hermina is the time of fun
Michael Hermina kkk
00:32 that guy on the left side of him... I saw him at Seong-jin cho's prize winner's concert
The musicians are a part of the orchestra that performs at the chopin competition.
@@dhruvsawant9234 I also saw him on Ingolf Wunder's grande polonaise brillante and waltz in a flat major HAHAHHAHA
Wow how alert can you be
he's a famous first violonist tho
I listen to this every day before I practice it... best version in my opinion
This brought tears when he finished...tears of wonder, tears of awe, tears of thankfulness for having this beauty in my life...
dude didnt even smile after completing the most perfect performance ive ever seen
I genuinely think this is one of the coolest sounding etudes ever
Definitely we are not just animals.
This is a nice presentation, loved how he plays it. I can feel that he plays with his soul, he really feels the music
I'm listening to Evgeny Kissin's piano, and without realizing it, tears well up and I feel very lonely. I really like the expression on his face that goes into Chopin's work without being fancy, and then comes out again after the performance.
he plays very emotionally and with deep feeling for Chopin. For me is Evgeny Kissin the best Chopin Interpret
@TheTage Show yeah rubinstein is better but kissin is the best liszt interpreter
@@liamlakevold2234 Hamelin?
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There's a certain emotion and power to this piece, I can really feel Chopin's sadness, anger, and pride in his nation all coming through
My mother played this whenever she and Daddy had an argument, after he exited the house.
A true masterpiece by a true genius - Chopin. A great interpretation by Kissin.
Look at the expression on the white-haired, obviously quite seasoned violinist with the beard in back of him when he ends. Great performance of a Chopin masterpiece. And, even this group is impressed. LOVE LOVE LOVE TH-cam!! Thanks for posting this Fabio and enriching my life. And thanks Federik C....and and Mr. Kissen.
It is thought that Chopin had all this political unrest on his mind when he composed this piece. It is like the "soundtrack" for what was going on...
More details: When a revolution broke out in Paris (July 1830) and the Russian emperor Nicholas I indicated his intention of using the Polish Army to suppress it, a Polish secret society of infantry cadets staged an uprising in Warsaw (Nov. 29, 1830, and known as the "November Uprising" of the Polish-Russian War of 1830-31).
Although the cadets and their civilian supporters failed to assassinate the Emperor’s brother Grand Duke Constantine (who was commander in chief of the armed forces in Poland) or to capture the barracks of the Russian cavalry, they did manage to seize weapons from the arsenal, arm the city’s civilian population, and gain control of the northern section of Warsaw.
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I love what he does with the running base notes at 1:07
BASE？
Base camp
I totally agree!!!
ComposerJSM me too it’s so nice
That is called ritardando
I feel I am in heaven when I listen to this magical Chopin etude played by a master of the keyboard Evgeny Kissin....SUBLIME...
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@@evgenykissin1844 hi fake
Mój wielki Rodak. Fryderyku będziemy Pana kochać aż do końca świata.
I don't know why, but Kissin's playing almost always leaves me cold. This performance is no exception. Maybe it is his tone quality, which I've heard other people criticize. The playing is excellent, no question
Il y a deux choses extraordinaires: qu'un homme puisse aussi merveilleusement jouer cette oeuvre et qu'un homme ait eu le génie pour la composer!
1:38 that little swing of fingers has beautiful way of expressing the tension coming from previous part. Such a wonderful piece.
His specialty ❤
Being able to play a piece this technically deficit with such emotion is Beautiful
The liquidity of the piece is almost piercing into my consciousness like a rushing chill into my very endearing soul, uplifting my spirit into the pinnacle of the undeniable existence of excellence in music, subjecting myself to the incredible and reverential submission.
Meu Deus, que genio. I think he was exausted at the end, that's why he couldn't smile. He gives his all being to each piece. He said in a interview that he would notice to have lost weight after a performance. Can you imagine loosing a few pounds in a a single performance?
He does seem to leave it all on the field... holds nothing back. Makes me feel it
He probably was, but this was right after his performance of the 2nd piano concerto by chopin, so it only makes sense
今日のキーシンオフィシャルでベラルーシュの民主運動が載せられた。また先日はナチスで犠牲になったユダヤ系音楽家への哀悼もあり、｢革命｣には母国の崩壊に嘆くショパンの怒りと哀しみを共有したキーシンの特別の熱情を感じる❗
Tag yourself I’m the guy applauding with his bassoon
That's a nice way to applaud, haha
Evgeny no doubt one of the best piano players
I have been searching for this since I heard it on a CD in my car 6 years ago...finally!
Надеюсь когда-нибудь услышать вживую игру этого талантливейшего исполнителя!
Nothing short of absolute brilliance. I have to wonder what Chopin played that on.
Well played Mr Kissin ! I took one look at the music sheet, and decided that the left hand was too hard for a pianist as limited in ability as me to play it. Extraordinarily gifted piano virtuosos are as rare as Formula One motor car drivers. I love watching both, and hope some day to ascend into heaven, to be reborn as a Liszt or a Chopin. A dream perhaps, yet an aspiration.
Mad respect for him. This is my favorite version of this piece by far, I’m in love of his interpretation and the way he played it, it’s exactly as what I want to hear
This pianist was so good 👍I was deeply touched by his playing
Was ?
Was ?
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Chopin takes piano playing by human hands to its limits..Here in creating a complete romantic experience.
I adore Kissin. He was always my big inspiration. I was Listening to Prokofiev sonata 6 every day, and now I want to learn the Chopin’s etude! Thank you for this video!
2021 comment here.. At the end his face is screaming:
"Nailed it!"
.
No need to say 2021 comment
He perfectly controlled this difficult etude.
He looks like the 19th century composer Anton Rubinstein.
I have such a novice understanding of music and music theory. I feel everything that I listen to, as I feel this piece. I got goosebumps watching this, however, could you imagine being a part of that orchestra, with a mastery over the crafts of classical music, and a complete understanding of what they are witnessing? Besides the ones who are bitter that he “stole the limelight”, the ones that intently listened to what was being played right before them, probably got CHILLS down their spines. Even those whose ego wouldn’t let them admit it, got chills.
1:08 the chords here is just amazing
Bravo!Bravo!Bravo!He is very big virtuos of the piano!Master!I like his playing on the piano very,very much!👌👌👌👏👏👏👏
how did they get those incredible camera angles, does anyone know? Was there a camera on stage? Beautiful video.
Totally LOVE that we get to see close-ups of his hands. (I dislike the piano videos where all we get to see is the often overly-dramatic face and pained expressions of the pianist. For God's sake, show us the HANDS and forearms!
they just zoom in
It's in Warsaw where the Chopin piano competition takes place so I guess they already have all the recording equipment set up
Master of Pianist! Great Sound and Performance. Exquisite technique and sonority
Best one I have heard.
This guy's good. He's got all the moves.
So far the best version I’ve heard
You mean the best pianist
One thing for sure Chopin was not a one hit wonder. How many brilliant pieces did he write that continue to amaze and inspire nearly 200 years later. How many modern artists will you be able to say that about.
Evgeny Kissin feels the music he's playing . Everyone who would watch this pianist can see that . Astonishing. Just. . - amazing!
Best version of this amazing piece of music. Chopin, what an amazing composer! Kissin a phenomenal pianist!
Cudowna muzyka genialnego Chopina, boskie wykonanie.
Lol I find it depressing because my teacher always wants it louder than how I play and I’m like “but I’m already as loud as I can get”
well have this piece to play in a concert in a few days!! And always an amazing performance by Sir Evgeny
素晴らしい！！
同じ人間とは思えない。彼は人々を魅了させる、ピアノの神様！
An absolute maestro!
I think it is hard to play this piece but it is very beautiful!!! Amazing!!
Bravo! All the contestants for XVⅢ Chopin Competition should be blown away.
XVIII🤣
Do someone appreciating that masterpiece in the pandemic 2020?
Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷
Yes i am appreciating this fierce yet poignant masterpiece in this current period.The fact that we are living in very challenging times enhances our relish in embracing the technical dexterity of this daredevil genius work.
He is just genius !!!
Гениальное произведение Шопена, и профессиональное исполнение.
Asa Basa аж мурашки по коже
One of the best piano pieces ever written ❤️ and stunning performance!!!!
て言うか、何曲アンコールしてんねん！
凄すぎる！天才すぎる！
Passionate songs are really good for his style.
Which concert is this? What did he play with orchestra? I can only see that it's in Warsaw.
2010 Chopin anniversary concert - Kissin played Chopin's 2nd piano concerto
Oh My, I have no words here. That was astounding on any level. Hard to believe someone wrote it? Equally hard to believe any human can play it.
best virtuoso pianist alive today.
worldclass777 lol calm down u wish
@@marshan1226 I stand by what I said...best virtuoso pianist alive today. Name a touring pianist who plays better?
素晴らしい演奏でした‼️👼🏻🌈His way of playing this tune is beyond description✨✨✨✨✨
Well said! This kind of mastery is once in a lifetime
I notice the playing of his left hand is much more smooth compared to the others I've seen on YT, so good...
I can't stop watching this - three times since yesterday. That bass line is just hauntingly outstanding on so many levels! Combined with the top part, it is so masterful of a composition. Thank you Frederic!!!
Of course, he is going be the BOSS, he been playing since he was 2
Always loved his playing
I'm currently learning this, it's very hard! Well done to the performer for a stunning performance
Mr. Kissin is the greatest of them all.
Simply amazing
It doesn't get better than Kissin's performance!
I prefer Richter's.
I prefer Alexei Sultanov's!
Hello, this is incredible, for those here who are not latinamerican, I recomend you to listen to this song "SONIDO BESTIAL by RICHIE REY and BOBBIE CRUZ", They used a piece of this song to create one of the most known salsa hits. When I realized it I was amazed
He started this piece like a beast! No funny business, just straight to the action. I can get down with that.
Best perf i've heard of this masterpiece
やっぱりキーシン最高😃⤴️⤴️おじさんになっても可愛い😊👌
Very clear and crisp articulation
You will find many pianists that can perform this work but no pianists can compose like chopin or even writes a set of great etudes like our great master
Oh yeah? Check out my Happy Birthday/Revolutionary Etude Mash up. Sounds just like Chopin. 😉
Such an amazing piece