People criticising his playing- do you understand anything about playing live? You mess up, you keep playing! What do you want him to do? Stop and restart the phrase because he pressed a wrong note?
Chopin was only two years older than Jan Lisiecki when he wrote this nocturne. Such a delicate, moving... This is how I imagine young Chopin playing and melancholy Polishness
Tak, w tej kolysance slychac cisze Mazowieckiej-ziemi. Jak siedze wieczorem na balkonie-cisza tylko powiew wiatru (4.06) i przelot ptakow. Taka jest cisza okolic Szafarni. Jan wykonuje ta kolysanke bardzo emocjonalnie- kropelki potu na twarzy. Outstanding performance as always.
@@Yellowstone300 Yeah. He did really well. People always try to act like they are experts and always try to point out people's mistakes in everything as if they are perfect themselves.
The conclusion is very clear. Those who can actually play the song never experienced the same way as those who cannot play any instruments. They are worried about notes and perfection and criticism about the performance, and they never really enjoy the way us mortals let every note leaks through every crack in our soul. No, musicians never shed a tear with this. They suffer the music.
i bet theres a HUGE "APPLAUSE" screen overhead or "NO APPLAUSE") I saw this stuff a few times and i should say that its quite usefull. ESPECIALLY when i was on Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor peformance people start clapping after Toccata part (like on 3rd minute) just before the Fugue got started. I felt so ashamed that i wanted to disappear out of that concert hall... Whats wrong with u ppls... And yeah. xcuse my english.
EwaT Piano, an encore is by definition unannounced, so there's no way for a concertgoer to prepare by listening to recordings in advance. But common sense should work well enough. If you don't know the piece well, wait for the performer to lower his/her hands, or wait for applause from a substantial part of the audience; there's no prize for being first to clap!
This young man has the making of a real pianist. Those who are so concerned with mistakes rather than interpretation and expression, please don't give up your day jobs!
The way he literally dripped with sweat. This is one of my all time favorite piano pieces and one of all time favorite performances of it. This is amazing
@deanna04. I completely agree, and this from Chopin is one of my two all time favourite pieces of piano music. The other is Liszt Standchen. Listening to them one after the other is bliss.
This is one of my favourite Chopin nocturnes. Despite some of the comments by the trolls in this thread, I think he played it very nicely. The piece was so serence and gentle. I found it to be a very emotional performance. I am playing this at my Christmas recital and draw inspiration from his performance.
I’m a sophisticated place like that u never clap until the musician takes their hands of the instrument, so I don’t they think it was the audience who respected it
A million thanks Jan. You made me happy and made my day with this Chopin's Nocturne so beautifully played. I'm 80 years old but your music makes me feel younger and happier each time I hear you. Keep going, young man and may God bless, protect and keep you in the highest range of His love.
People are acting like such snobs about his interpretation, I mean yeah, we get it, he messed up a bit on that particular section, but he pulled it off incredibly well. It's frustrating that people only choose to point out the negatives in order to make them look smart, but why is nobody pointing out the fact that he has a really beautiful and crisp sound or an amazing control and technique, especially for an 18 year old at the time? You people need to stop being so harsh, unless you can do better than that, and given the circumstances (it was an encore, for God's sake; it's not like this was taken from a CD that he had recorded in a studio with no audience), I really don't think you can. That being said, it might not be the best interpretation of this piece and you cannot compare it to Rubinstein's or Engerer's or Olssohn's or any other "well-known" ones, but that's only because the *context* of every performance is different. Just think about that.
cheekbone prince totally agree ! I’ve tried playing this and it’s not easy. Why do people think everyone’s interpretation should sound the same anyway !
He didn't mess up one bit. If you're talking about the slight mistouching of keys after the time signature change and calling it a mess up, you clearly have no idea how to listen to classical piano recordings.
Excellent interpretation, feeling nervous is a sign of not being arrogant, but humble and simple. Playing Chopin is one of the most complicated things for pianists, and this young man does it extraordinarily.
Now i am seriously shocked. I heard the C-sharp minor from many including the very classical best but i was not mesmerized like this time. It is like Chopin was sitting next to him and playing it as chopin wanted. BRAVO !!!
That scale towards the end. Measure 48. He played it so well. I have problems playing that scale at the accuracy and speed he does in this piece. I think it is one of the most beautiful Nocturnes Chopin ever composed.
Tamir Burstein That was the piece for me where i really had to get the whole 2 hand thing also, took my a long time to learn, but after that you won't really have a problem.
Ok... Mom is crazy over the left hand... I can never seem to get it right! I have a competition on this in 1 one month, and I can only play up to measure 20 both hands!!!!😭😓😞😨😰😓😩😭😪😫😫
The mistake was very trivial. This was a beautiful performance, and Jan Lisiecki has been one of my favourite pianists for some time now. His recordings of the piano concertos of Mozart and Beethoven are wonderful.
If you are half as beautiful inside as your interpretation of this wonderful piece, you are truly a blessing to the world. Exquisitely Lovely! Thank you
What a beautiful interpretation! Very inspiring to see a pianist go a little beyond the script to add in his own nuances of reflection upon this masterpiece.
I remember playing live once and I hit a blank. I was very young at the time. I had to go back the same night and play a different piece. The second piece was flawless. This is how we learn. There is no such thing as perfection. So, strive for greatness- perfection is God’s business - unknown
how far did you get? it took me around 10 months to play it fluently. but i still struggle with the big run at the end. and it's so hard to hit the right dynamics!
Saw him live at Konzerthaus Dortmund, Germany. Believe me, he is already world class at his young age. And this piece, well known from "The Pianist", is nothing more than perfectly interpreted. ♥
ManonLc14 ikr? But it’s not that difficult as it’s just an e major scale. Still, has to be played in the speed of just 2 beats which is pretty difficult
@@ayhamshaheed7740 not necessarily, the polyrhythms at the end are the hardest part for this piece. and playing live in front of hundreds of people is pretty nerve racking.
@@c4mi223 yep thats what i was referring to. It's quite easy except the 2nd one of the four runs, which i rly struggle with getting fast enough. However, if you just practice getting the e major scale fast enough youve already done 80% of the work.
I am in tears. Many years of Mercy for this wonderful young artist! I mean just listen, how he is beautifully breathing the music. Greetings from Finland!
Sublime, Inspirng, Brilliant, The piano blends at the touch of his hands so perfect in body and soul my deepest admiration. no doubt this is music from heaven thanks a million for posting this master piece
His touch and interpretation are so beautiful. This is one of, if not my absolute favorite piece for piano, and now I have found my favorite performance.
Chopin... Even though I am Polish, I've somehow dropped into his music now... When I'm 35 yo. Perhaps I had to be mature enough to get it ... I had to listen his music for about 6 months to be able how to understand this kind of sounds. This man created such a masterpiece "Nocturne" should be always saved for the generations. I'm proud to be Polish. Chopin and his music will be always a good reason to get as much as we can from our lives bcoz it makes you think about ourselfes in first place. Just enjoy.
I came to this video hoping that my original feelings about this piece will be restored, and it has :) I've been playing this piece for way too long, till the point where i stopped feeling as emotionally involved as i did when i first started playing this piece, and watching Jan's interpretation of this beautiful nocturne has made me fall in love with it once more.
Don't underestimate how much pressure you will get when you perform live. performing for your families and friends could already give you massive pressure, let alone performing to an audience like this knowing your playing will be recorded and listened to forever. It's amazing how he can still recovered after making a mistake and still sounds good. And tbh, was that really a mistake of was just it just him playing the way he likes it? it does sounds a bit odd since i've listened and played this song hundreds of time, but his "mistake" does makes his take unique to me, in a good way, heck I might even consider doing it. We should give credits to his take on the piece. it sounded fantastic, and his playing was light. if you judge a performance on how many notes they got wrong, then I don't think you understand what music is. Go back to your Cardi B lol
What counts is the music and Chopin dedicated this work to his older sister, Ludwika Chopin. And he said " To my sister Ludwika as an exercise before beginning te study of my second concerto". The melody of this music is so beautiful that I never get tired of listening to it. This piece was famously played by holocaust survivor Natalia Karp, and because of the way she played it, her life was spared. I am Learning this piece of music and I only am an amateur. But I try as I can.
i think this is one of the finest renditions of this piece that ive heard. Not perfect, but incredibly soft and pleasant to listen to. Lots of emotion. Well done from Jan Lisiecki
In this piece, each note is a separate emotion and a separate image. You can listen for hours and still discover something new. One of the most beautiful pieces of music in the world.
Really moving. He never looks at the piano, he doesn't need it. His body is only the perpetrator. It all comes from his soul. And the mistake doesn't matter.
Simplemente perfecto!!! Por favor "puristas", abstenerse de opinar. Tal vez ustedes tengan un oído perfecto pero este chico va más allá porque él tiene un corazón perfecto. Muchas gracias por liberar la emocionalidad de un genio a nivel Dios cómo Chopin y traerla al alcance de nosotros los mortales!!!
Beautiful, simply beautiful. So thankful to my 7th grade choir teacher who introduced me to Chopin when she did . Out of the 21 pieces this is by far my favorite one
I've been listening to classical/ romantic music for just over a year and a half now when I started piano. Playing. Chopin nocturnes is one of things that makes me most happy in life
Tim Fouraker Here you are: some " educated" persons have pathological hatred towards classical music; some of them don't like this particular performer.And there's a numerous group of trolls who dislike everything they watch:).
Not sure about the trolls, as I doubt such people would even be watching something like this, so it must be down to a proportionally large number of music enthusiasts who do not like this particular pianist, for whatever reason that may be.
This is witnessing music being channeled in its purest form via the conduit of a musician. The fact his eyes are closed the whole way through makes it so visceral. So stunning
Yes, it's right, he played a wrong note of the left hand, therefore he makes a face after playing - but what does it matter? Perfection is not everything what matters - and the necessity for it can destroy people. Playing music is a hard business. I like his interpretion a lot. And being polish or not is not important.
Those trills are sublime, the runs are so clear, the mazurka section is at a perfect tempo, the fall of the fourths has emotional intensity. I think this is my favourite version.
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable"
-Ludwig van Beethoven
Therefore he did his job well here
Who can play fastest, lol.
Lol I believe this is chopin
Beethoven's comment applies to all musicians
@@carolcollins4878 ok lol
People criticising his playing- do you understand anything about playing live? You mess up, you keep playing! What do you want him to do? Stop and restart the phrase because he pressed a wrong note?
Agreed. You can't compare home playing piano to playing alive in front of such of audience. That was a masterpiece. Especially the ending part :)
When did he messed up?
My Dad 2:45 I didn’t even notice until I watched it again lol
@@darkacademiac 3:54 the second mistake.
We are only humans.
Chopin was only two years older than Jan Lisiecki when he wrote this nocturne. Such a delicate, moving... This is how I imagine young Chopin playing and melancholy Polishness
Agree . I thought the same ting hearing Jan Lisiecki :)
+1
Tak, w tej kolysance slychac cisze Mazowieckiej-ziemi. Jak siedze wieczorem na balkonie-cisza tylko powiew wiatru (4.06) i przelot ptakow.
Taka jest cisza okolic Szafarni.
Jan wykonuje ta kolysanke bardzo emocjonalnie- kropelki potu na twarzy. Outstanding performance as always.
We can all only copy the beauty of Chopin, the master of sadness and uplifting beauty, all at the same time, I love him so desperately and lovingly
Chopin was a handsome young man and a genius in my opinion. Quite different from this man
I Don't play piano, and i see comments about him making a mistake, but damn i didn't even notice, this was beautiful
Fxxk it ,even i do mistakes
Just people that googled the song and think they are the expert now
@@Yellowstone300 Yeah. He did really well. People always try to act like they are experts and always try to point out people's mistakes in everything as if they are perfect themselves.
I can play this nocturne, I played it on my exam. But he played so emotional and great, I didn't even notice first😂
The conclusion is very clear. Those who can actually play the song never experienced the same way as those who cannot play any instruments. They are worried about notes and perfection and criticism about the performance, and they never really enjoy the way us mortals let every note leaks through every crack in our soul. No, musicians never shed a tear with this. They suffer the music.
Atleast the audience knows when to clap :)
i bet theres a HUGE "APPLAUSE" screen overhead or "NO APPLAUSE") I saw this stuff a few times and i should say that its quite usefull. ESPECIALLY when i was on Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor peformance people start clapping after Toccata part (like on 3rd minute) just before the Fugue got started. I felt so ashamed that i wanted to disappear out of that concert hall... Whats wrong with u ppls... And yeah. xcuse my english.
+LegitimateCockroach Yeah, and its Best to listen and be familiar with the piece by listening on TH-cam sometimes.
EwaT Piano, an encore is by definition unannounced, so there's no way for a concertgoer to prepare by listening to recordings in advance. But common sense should work well enough. If you don't know the piece well, wait for the performer to lower his/her hands, or wait for applause from a substantial part of the audience; there's no prize for being first to clap!
EwaT Piano lol i did a recitel in this song and the audience clapped at the wrong time 😝
Stephen Owades I agree with you.
This young man has the making of a real pianist. Those who are so concerned with mistakes rather than interpretation and expression, please don't give up your day jobs!
Well said!
real pianist???😂😂
I wish my prom night was like that.
Totor
Luke William I wish my wedding will be like that.
My prom was at a US ran hotel in the middle of Tokyo.
This would be nice too.
Ok let me get azis Ansari
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Why didn't the cameraman zoom in on his fingers when he executed the fantastic runs? It would haven't quite a sight to behold😫😢
ביצוע נפלא של הנוקטורנו הכי אהוב עלי
U r so right I mean like duh😕
Was waiting for bar56
Yeah I was wondering the same thing!
Agree! Seems not carefully planned. Or at least place an extra camera to capture the finger movements for later editing.
Chopin would be proud of him.
Yes definitely
The way he literally dripped with sweat. This is one of my all time favorite piano pieces and one of all time favorite performances of it. This is amazing
Es ist unglaublich anstrengend, so konzentriert und sanft zu spielen.
Ja
Try XTC. Take a valium.... and get lost..................................................... Thanks ever so much.
@deanna04. I completely agree, and this from Chopin is one of my two all time favourite pieces of piano music. The other is Liszt Standchen. Listening to them one after the other is bliss.
This is one of my favourite Chopin nocturnes. Despite some of the comments by the trolls in this thread, I think he played it very nicely. The piece was so serence and gentle. I found it to be a very emotional performance. I am playing this at my Christmas recital and draw inspiration from his performance.
I agree 100%
Alan Iskiw Nigga did you say thread?
Alan Iskiw you have handsome son on Photo
I prefer the piece a little slower but he played it well otherwise
Я люблю это произведение в исполнении Владислава Шпильмана .всех люблю! Спасибо!
I really love how the audience respect the final note silence
I’m a sophisticated place like that u never clap until the musician takes their hands of the instrument, so I don’t they think it was the audience who respected it
A million thanks Jan. You made me happy and made my day with this Chopin's Nocturne so beautifully played. I'm 80 years old but your music makes me feel younger and happier each time I hear you. Keep going, young man and may God bless, protect and keep you in the highest range of His love.
Gerry,are u still with us buddy? I wish you long life.
🎉
Played with incredible feeling and emotion.
I agree. Played in a sweet " medium- voice".very nice!
For an 18 years old guy....he s doing pretty well!!!👏👏👏
People are acting like such snobs about his interpretation, I mean yeah, we get it, he messed up a bit on that particular section, but he pulled it off incredibly well. It's frustrating that people only choose to point out the negatives in order to make them look smart, but why is nobody pointing out the fact that he has a really beautiful and crisp sound or an amazing control and technique, especially for an 18 year old at the time?
You people need to stop being so harsh, unless you can do better than that, and given the circumstances (it was an encore, for God's sake; it's not like this was taken from a CD that he had recorded in a studio with no audience), I really don't think you can.
That being said, it might not be the best interpretation of this piece and you cannot compare it to Rubinstein's or Engerer's or Olssohn's or any other "well-known" ones, but that's only because the *context* of every performance is different. Just think about that.
I'm sorry, where did he mess up? I can't find it.
They can not find it either.. Everyone wishes to be a critic yet probably had no clue about the composition..
Loved it..
cheekbone prince totally agree ! I’ve tried playing this and it’s not easy. Why do people think everyone’s interpretation should sound the same anyway !
He didn't mess up one bit. If you're talking about the slight mistouching of keys after the time signature change and calling it a mess up, you clearly have no idea how to listen to classical piano recordings.
Excellent interpretation, feeling nervous is a sign of not being arrogant, but humble and simple. Playing Chopin is one of the most complicated things for pianists, and this young man does it extraordinarily.
“Simplicity is the final achievement…” -Chopin
Now i am seriously shocked. I heard the C-sharp minor from many including the very classical best but i was not mesmerized like this time. It is like Chopin was sitting next to him and playing it as chopin wanted. BRAVO !!!
He played this so brilliantly. Much respect!
Currently I am playing this piece and, it is HARD! DON'T KNOW HOW THIS DUDE DOES IT! just amazing.
That scale towards the end. Measure 48. He played it so well. I have problems playing that scale at the accuracy and speed he does in this piece. I think it is one of the most beautiful Nocturnes Chopin ever composed.
***** Is it really easy? i started playing it and it takes a lot of practice. how many years have you played?
***** I am currently learning also Maple Leaf Rag and the hardest thing for me is to combine the 2 different hands..
Tamir Burstein That was the piece for me where i really had to get the whole 2 hand thing also, took my a long time to learn, but after that you won't really have a problem.
Ok... Mom is crazy over the left hand... I can never seem to get it right! I have a competition on this in 1 one month, and I can only play up to measure 20 both hands!!!!😭😓😞😨😰😓😩😭😪😫😫
One of the best Interpretations of this nocturne - so beautiful !!
I have immediate chills. This boy's understanding of Chopin is phenomenal.
An incredibly sensitive and nuanced performance. That it is done by someone only 18 makes it simply amazing! Very, VERY well done!
Perhaps my favorite version. Bravo.
Wait, he played a wrong note? I didn’t notice.
Honestly I can't even tell he played a wrong note
Yes he did for several times, but overall it was majestic.
@fatbu you must know how to play this piece to hear that (i can play as well)
I know I didn’t even notice
He wrong note at the 2:45
This is one of the best and close to my heart version of this Nocturne. Very deep!
Йцмитбюэдрпсаншшосаша
I actually cried...... this piece has always brought me to tears every single time I hear it.
U dont understand piano if u cry
@@intelligent726 bruh what is that even supposed to mean? A lot of people cry over music because it's literally supposed to channel emotions
@@intelligent726 you should change your name. For your comment belies the name.
As a pianist playing this piece, it is amazing how I know the exact expressions he is feeling and making. Beautiful performance.
This guy has a really big talent!, He's genius!
I'm actually crying, seeing how he feels and delivers this piece...
Excellent! So passionate.
The mistake was very trivial. This was a beautiful performance, and Jan Lisiecki has been one of my favourite pianists for some time now. His recordings of the piano concertos of Mozart and Beethoven are wonderful.
This is one of my favourite performances of this piece. The suspense, the subtlety of it is just divine. Amazing 🤩
If you are half as beautiful inside as your interpretation of this wonderful piece, you are truly a blessing to the world. Exquisitely Lovely! Thank you
What a beautiful interpretation! Very inspiring to see a pianist go a little beyond the script to add in his own nuances of reflection upon this masterpiece.
Damn this piece never ceases to amaze me!! Every time I hear it I get chills
My favorite version of Chopin's Nocturne Posthumous.
I remember playing live once and I hit a blank. I was very young at the time. I had to go back the same night and play a different piece. The second piece was flawless. This is how we learn. There is no such thing as perfection. So, strive for greatness- perfection is God’s business - unknown
jako Polak i jako Kanadyjczyk jestem dumny z tego czlowieka. za kazdym razem kiedy slysze go na 96.3 new classical lza kreci mi sie w oku.
ja też !
Polak mały
i’m learning this song...this is the most beautiful performance i’ve ever seen
i know!!!! my 12 year old fingers struggle at those triplets though T^T but other then that its really really fun to play!!!
Same
how far did you get? it took me around 10 months to play it fluently. but i still struggle with the big run at the end. and it's so hard to hit the right dynamics!
@@bannanaminions1127 my 14 year old fingers can span 12 notes can't say I relate
@@HariGardner o-o;
Saw him live at Konzerthaus Dortmund, Germany. Believe me, he is already world class at his young age. And this piece, well known from "The Pianist", is nothing more than perfectly interpreted. ♥
I just love this and how he plays it. Bravo
the clearity, the emotion, how beautiful it is! He is brilliant!
3:55 so damn fast!!!!!
ManonLc14 ikr? But it’s not that difficult as it’s just an e major scale. Still, has to be played in the speed of just 2 beats which is pretty difficult
@@ayhamshaheed7740 not necessarily, the polyrhythms at the end are the hardest part for this piece. and playing live in front of hundreds of people is pretty nerve racking.
@@c4mi223 do you mean with the scalic section, or the part before the return of the a section?
@@ayhamshaheed7740 the very end
@@c4mi223 yep thats what i was referring to. It's quite easy except the 2nd one of the four runs, which i rly struggle with getting fast enough. However, if you just practice getting the e major scale fast enough youve already done 80% of the work.
Очень красивое исполнение! Молодец! Коснулось моей души. И появились слезы. Спасибо.
I am in tears. Many years of Mercy for this wonderful young artist! I mean just listen, how he is beautifully breathing the music. Greetings from Finland!
A lot of passion and amazing hands...
Pięknie! Nasza duma!
The level of control and phrasing is so genuine even i started sweating but it was still beautiful.
Sublime, Inspirng, Brilliant, The piano blends at the touch of his hands so perfect in body and soul my deepest admiration. no doubt this is music from heaven thanks a million for posting this master piece
One of the best interpretations I've ever heared of this Chopin's nocturne. Bravo!!!
Восторг! Невозможно выразить словами!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This moved me to tears! Wow!
Beautiful performance. Very talented for such a young man.
Юный талант . Столько вдохновения !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
His touch and interpretation are so beautiful. This is one of, if not my absolute favorite piece for piano, and now I have found my favorite performance.
Chopin... Even though I am Polish, I've somehow dropped into his music now... When I'm 35 yo. Perhaps I had to be mature enough to get it ... I had to listen his music for about 6 months to be able how to understand this kind of sounds. This man created such a masterpiece "Nocturne" should be always saved for the generations.
I'm proud to be Polish. Chopin and his music will be always a good reason to get as much as we can from our lives bcoz it makes you think about ourselfes in first place. Just enjoy.
How beautiful and such a great feeling and passion. Bravo!!!!!!!!!
Have a nice day!
th-cam.com/video/DNDNMkIWx98/w-d-xo.html❤
this is his style and its great; so haters just PLAY BETTER if you can :)
We have the same name!
+Katarina Sutherlin You are welcome sis!
Katarina Sutherlin no one cares.
Katarina Sutherlin no one cares.
That's so mean XD
I m completely out from a gift to be musical but this one leaves me speechless each and every time I listen to it. God bless You Jan.
I came to this video hoping that my original feelings about this piece will be restored, and it has :) I've been playing this piece for way too long, till the point where i stopped feeling as emotionally involved as i did when i first started playing this piece, and watching Jan's interpretation of this beautiful nocturne has made me fall in love with it once more.
Thanks so much JAN. for the music and your performance!!!
Don't underestimate how much pressure you will get when you perform live. performing for your families and friends could already give you massive pressure, let alone performing to an audience like this knowing your playing will be recorded and listened to forever. It's amazing how he can still recovered after making a mistake and still sounds good. And tbh, was that really a mistake of was just it just him playing the way he likes it? it does sounds a bit odd since i've listened and played this song hundreds of time, but his "mistake" does makes his take unique to me, in a good way, heck I might even consider doing it. We should give credits to his take on the piece. it sounded fantastic, and his playing was light. if you judge a performance on how many notes they got wrong, then I don't think you understand what music is. Go back to your Cardi B lol
Obviously, you don't play.
@@charlesdavis7087 Do you?
What counts is the music and Chopin dedicated this work to his older sister, Ludwika Chopin. And he said " To my sister Ludwika as an exercise before beginning te study of my second concerto". The melody of this music is so beautiful that I never get tired of listening to it. This piece was famously played by holocaust survivor Natalia Karp, and because of the way she played it, her life was spared. I am Learning this piece of music and I only am an amateur. But I try as I can.
Гениальный Фредерик Шопен в божественном исполнении Яна Лисецкого! Это можно слушать бесконечно! Браво!!!
i think this is one of the finest renditions of this piece that ive heard. Not perfect, but incredibly soft and pleasant to listen to. Lots of emotion. Well done from Jan Lisiecki
In this piece, each note is a separate emotion and a separate image. You can listen for hours and still discover something new. One of the most beautiful pieces of music in the world.
one of the best performances I heard of this composition - why ? - because it is full of emotion. one can feel the emotions in every tune.
Really moving. He never looks at the piano, he doesn't need it. His body is only the perpetrator. It all comes from his soul. And the mistake doesn't matter.
Simplemente perfecto!!!
Por favor "puristas", abstenerse de opinar. Tal vez ustedes tengan un oído perfecto pero este chico va más allá porque él tiene un corazón perfecto.
Muchas gracias por liberar la emocionalidad de un genio a nivel Dios cómo Chopin y traerla al alcance de nosotros los mortales!!!
Quelle sensibilité musicale....trop émouvant. ❤
gentle and natural, i like his sound.
Beautiful, simply beautiful. So thankful to my 7th grade choir teacher who introduced me to Chopin when she did . Out of the 21 pieces this is by far my favorite one
No words for this performance ❤️🙏
amazing piece, amazing performance.
" Wonderful..."
Perfect
Listening to Chopin all my life this is such a delicate and beautiful performance. 👍
I've been listening to classical/ romantic music for just over a year and a half now when I started piano. Playing. Chopin nocturnes is one of things that makes me most happy in life
I was the 3.200.000th viewer! What an honor. Beautifully played piece. Congratulations!
Как нужно кого то любить,чтобы писать такую шедевральную музыку?Время гениев и виртуозов!!!🙏❤️
A surprising number of people do not like this, so I can only assume it is envy.
I''m afraid it's far from being the main reason.
Which is?
Tim Fouraker Here you are: some " educated" persons have pathological hatred towards classical music; some of them don't like this particular performer.And there's a numerous group of trolls who dislike everything they watch:).
Not sure about the trolls, as I doubt such people would even be watching something like this, so it must be down to a proportionally large number of music enthusiasts who do not like this particular pianist, for whatever reason that may be.
Tim Fouraker Not quite.Trolls poke their noses everywhere and no matter they watch or no, they will always thumb down.I know this kind:).
Jan is a Great artist
This is witnessing music being channeled in its purest form via the conduit of a musician. The fact his eyes are closed the whole way through makes it so visceral. So stunning
Amazing! I keep coming back to listen to this beautiful performance as I am also learning this piece and cannot wait to be able to play it!
By far the most beautiful version I've heard. Calmness is key.
Przepiękne wykonanie. Dziękuję.
Have a nice day!
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I'II cry that is wonderful
Yes, it's right, he played a wrong note of the left hand, therefore he makes a face after playing - but what does it matter? Perfection is not everything what matters - and the necessity for it can destroy people. Playing music is a hard business. I like his interpretion a lot. And being polish or not is not important.
Those trills are sublime, the runs are so clear, the mazurka section is at a perfect tempo, the fall of the fourths has emotional intensity. I think this is my favourite version.
Doskonale!!!!!
Playing with passion is the greatest thing a pianist can do
Every single note hits the heart.
Самое чувственное исполнение из тех, что я видела
А исполнение ноктюрна Плетнева?
Восхитительно,неповторимо,совершенно,браво,вы -лучший,кто сыграл так чувственно,так нежно.Я многих слушала,но вы-лучший!!!
@Владимир Николаев vy pravy!!!
Максим Мрвица...Очень хорош...
Coś pięknego dzięki za taką interpretację tego wspaniałego utworu thank YOU danke merci spasiba djakuju grazie bedankt gracias Ryszard Kulesza
I miss the proms so much. Bring on Proms 2022
Najpiękniejsze wykonanie ♥️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️
absolutely beautiful, his trills are gorgeous
So mesmerizing! I love his playing.
I'm Korean but I live in Canada. I love Chopin and him. They are super nice.