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I’m riding on an early morning tram here in Warsaw, Poland. The sun is coming up giving the soft orange glow to the architecture. The streets are empty. Such a beautiful moment… 🇵🇱
Sorry for you for having a trip to Poland. It's a country that was totally bombed in the WW2 and afterwards communists handled power to 1991. It's a mess. Warsaw is the worst. I think the only city worth wisiting js Cracov, because it has many elements of medieval history of Poland
I began piano at age 6. And then I heard the older students playing Chopin. Chopin, the most exquisite music ever! I longed to play Chopin too! I am 78 and I have not changed my mind.
My mother loved the "funeral march" and said the ending was like the leaves blowing over the grave. She loved Chopin and this did not depress her. She only heard the intentions of the composer. Miss you, mum.
I am sitting in Bethlehem South Africa, by the bedside of my 96 year old mom. She is too weak to chew or talk and struggles to swallow. I live far away and came because I was notified about her deterioration. Yes she is old and weak but deserves that her dignity and quality of life be preserved until the end. Family resent me for “causing drama” to ensure she gets enough liquids etc. We feed her water, juice and liquid sustenance with a syringe between feeds. She is too weak to have a feeding tube fitted - it should have been done earlier. I can only imagine the discomfort that people like her may experience because of dehydration. She always loved Chopin. My phone is next to her head on the pillow so that she can be soothed by Chopin while she is slowly passing. Thank you for this collage. You mean more to her during the last days or hours (who knows which?) of her life than any words can say. It is also soothing my crushed heart. May you be blessed.
I admire your strength. I think your mom, if she was able to speak, will be so thankful for your presence. Hoping for healing power, strength and peace will come your way and your mother. 🙏🏻
I'm very sorry. It is difficult to work in nursing homes. I understand you. I don't know how you can cheer yourself up. But try to stay calm with your mom because she feels it. Stay with Mom, make these moments happy. Nothing more. Greetings from Warsaw. He often travels to Żelazowa Wola, where Chopin was born. Come here sometime. When I listen to Fryderyk, I will remember your Mother. Be strong and be good to the world.
Back in the 90s, I remember my father playing Chopin to wake me up in the morning because he knew I enjoyed his music His music will always be recognized
@ericjanga3245, what a wonderful way to wake up in mornings. My mother used to sing songs to awaken us with a beautiful voice. Much better than alarms! lol
Chopin only lived 39 years of life, but in that time, he managed to create some of the most beautiful piano pieces the world has ever seen. His life was cut short, but his legend and memory will forever be held in the notes of his music.
Russian blue cats are known for their love of music. My sweet girl loves Chopin. I played it for her all the time and even through her battle with cancer. She has now passed away this past June and Chopin still holds such a special place in my heart because of her. RIP Queen Bunny
I never understood Chopin the way I should have until I went through a period of love, pain, suffering and longing all the same time. 49 years old but better late than never I say 😊
If you love him find ballet la dame aux camellias its on you tube 2 bolshoi versions choreography by John Neumeier all Chopin sensual and extraordinary
listening to Chopin while studying for my physiology class. it's a cold, windy day in the beginning of autumn. there's a tree next to my window, and when the wind becomes particularly strong, the leaves look like they're dancing along to the music. this year has been hard, but life will be good again.
listening to chopin while studying for my biology class. Almost cold, a windy day in the beginning of autumn. I can see a park through my window, as the wind is always strong, the leaves of the trees always danced along to the music. Good luck for your classes
Con Chopin se respira en su música un deseo de amor por medio del piano que, no pueden expresarse con palabras. Ese sentimiento ambigua en el corazón romántico. Gracias Chopin por componer está obra de arte bella y viva. Chopin y Liszt son los mejores.
"Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man" - Chopin
I wish you all the best my friend ... we don’t know each other but we all share the same passion for great music so I guess somehow we are all connected ..Cheers to good health to family and may every day in 2021 be happiness and celebration of life whoever is reading this
When I was a little girl, I hated Chopin's nocturnes and ballads. I thought he was depressed and sad in everything he composed, which thwarted my joie de vivre as a kid. Now that life has made me mature a bit more, I appreciate his work deeply and feel emotions I have never felt before. I believe he reveals a deeper side of our existence, by allowing us to transcend our pain.
Something about Chopin's music... It cannot be described with words. It's a lyrical masterpiece. A poem. A story. Unforgettable melodies that linger in your head like memories that cannot be placed. So melancholy, so beautiful, so simple. Chopin will always be my favorite composer because of this. It's not structural, but instead it has many different flowing parts, repeating motifs, and changes that add to it's magical, dreamlike beauty. - A wistful classical music nerd
I was looking at a portrait of Chopin and saw such sensitivity and suffering etched on his face. I thought the nature of genius is the ability to turn suffering into art which touches our hearts. Did he realize that he would still be reaching out and helping other struggling souls nearly 200 years after his death?
I am starting my mornings with Chopin. I don't know if my kids will remember it as a peaceful beginning of the day! I wish in a future they would say, my mom always listened to Chopin and it reminds me the peaceful, warming and loving mornings😊
I have been suffering from anxiety lately, and I was searching for calm music. Nothing helped. Randomly I searched for classical music one day, Beethoven showed up and then next in the line was Chopin nocturne, OP.9 No.2 E flat minor. Been listening to it since then, helped me with my anxiety. Music is powerful❤️
I love his music so much... Also, as a Polish person, I'm really proud of him and his achievements. Seeing people from all over the world sharing listening to this talented man's music is such a great feeling. Sending love!
Same. Not the parents part - I only had one anyway. I'm agreeing with the tears part. Not many rock n' rollers listening to Chopin while they run or while they're in the shower...
@@Grandtrunk You are right in general, but have you listened to his faster etudes, mazurkas or polonaises? There is little - if any - melancholy in those...
I wish I knew it was 2 days ago. I would've played nocturnes. Delighting with a nice cigar and a bit of rum. Here's to you Chopin! May your name live on for generations to come.
Chopin will forever remain of my favorite componists. I am fascinated by the way someone can produce a piece of music that can move you and make you feel... I could listen for hours upon hours... Imagine the state of mind someone has to be to come up with this heaven in music form. It's pure genius!
I've been listening to Chopin for 10 years now and every time is like the first. Chopin never gets boring and he's always a good choice. Always. Whether work, studying, relaxing, dinner party, some kind of reception... You can't go wrong with Chopin.
Yah, I can relate to that. Sometimes I’ll be listening to a really dark piece of music on loop, and this generic add pops up with some generic pop music and it really destroys the whole mood, lol.
His music feels like it tells such sad tales, but each one always seems to have that slight glimmer of hope or trepidation when turning into the next the next transition. I've never seen music like this played live 8n my country, and I can't wait for the day that I do get to experience it. It's so beautiful.
My neighbor was playing Chopin's pieces everyday for the whole year I lived next to him. Now these reminds me of his music and that flat I used to stay:)
Chopin is absolutely my favorite composer. His Nocturnes are otherworldly. His Nocturne in C-sharp minor from his Opus Posthumous is one of my favorite pieces of all time to play
This specific piece has a climax where surrendering is the only option and gives me a sincere smile. It has something to do with anticipative embellishing tones piling up(theory 101)
@Black Monkey to be honest Chopin is one of the musicians that people sometimes classify as classic, and sometimes as romantic, although i agree that the correct one is the romantic era
When I hear in the news all the calamities around the world, how we are destroying this beautiful paradise we call earth, I get depressed, but then I listen to Chopin and I realize his music justifies the presence of humans on this earth.
“After playing Chopin, I feel as if I had been weeping over sins that I had never committed, and mourning over tragedies that were not my own.” Oscar Wilde, 1891
When I feel sad, I turn to this playlist. It never fails to totally change my outlook on things. That's the power of good music. That's the power of Chopin.
Listening to Chopin, to me, is like having everything I thought I wanted and yet softly longing for something that I am not sure exists and gazing out my windows somewhat enchanted by possibility that such thing could be out there, remote but reachable within my grasp.
yes, i get you, that longing for something beyond words. zi feel the music is saying, you are so close to heaven and we just have to realize it is within us all
to all the warriors fighting twice as hard as everybody else in life, your effort is seen, what you've been waiting for is coming, often due to the nature of this fight we lose track of time and we feel like the fight is endless, it's not. God bless you all.
Perfect! Chopin, was a genius who's music keeps living on, in our hearts and soul, today and forever. To all here, enjoy life's little gifts, unexpected surprises and this beautiful music, a gift from Heaven. Halidon, thanks for sharing.
guys.. now i'll tell you a story yesterday it was raining( i very like the rain)so I made a cup of tea and stood by the window and put this video on ... it was wonderful
A wonderful state to place oneself in, especially during this time of havoc and intense suffering. Glad it brings you peace. I feel the waves of it, too. 😊🌊
My dad played this and I remember lying under the Steinway feeling the vibration and allowing the music to fill my ears and my soul. I will always love this piece. It was also used in the movie, The Turning Point as Leslie Brown bourree'd across the stage.
Wonder if such geniuses would be born again on this earth. The music written these days can’t be listened more than a few times, unlike these masterpieces which we can listen for many years many times and the next 20 generations can also enjoy.
Chopin's slow pieces and his simple but meaningful pauses contain the beauty of rain-drops falling at languorous intervals on delicate vessels producing sweet clinking sounds. His sudden changes in pace from slow to fast and vice versa in his mazurkas and valses are beautiful too without any display of virtuosity intended to overwhelm his listeners. His compositions make his connoisseurs instinctively identify piano itself with him and his music. Hats off to the piano genius.
coming back after finishing my university entrance exam. Listening to this, my mind goes right back to those days when I was always stressed out, scared of the unforeseenable future, worried if my effort would paid off, filled myself with expectations and unavoidably dissapointment, etc. Going through all that, I'm just gonna give myself a pat on the back. Although the result isn't remarkable or anything, I know I deserve it. The future ahead will be much harder and harsher, but I know I will not give up on any goals easily
The song at 13:57 is my favorite song and the most beautiful, wistful, melancholic piece of music I've ever heard. I always feel so nostalgic and yet so peaceful when I hear it.
@@noa4953 OMG I know! It took me so long to find it on TH-cam since it has such a similar name to one that's much more famous... But this one is so much prettier yet it's so under appreciated.
Whenever i listen to Chopin music i am so moved by the greatness of the sound and notes. I’m also constantly amazed by the brilliance of the people out there who have mastered the keyboard. I’m so impressed with the genius of the piano and people who can play such beautiful music.
Enfant, je détestais les nocturnes et les ballades de Chopin. Je pensais qu'il était déprimé et triste dans tout ce qu'il composait..cela gênait ma😃joie de vivre👦 enfantine. Maintenant, un peu mature dans la vie, j'apprécie profondément son travail et vis des émotions intimes que je n'ai jamais ressenties auparavant. Je me suis convaincu que Chopin révèle l'une des facettes les plus profondes de notre existence, nous permettant de transcender notre douleur. Merci et bravo Chopin..!!!
@@romanoznobishin947 Kocham Rosję oraz całą jej sztukę!... piszę tu również w intencji pojednania się naszych narodów.Jedność,muzyka i piękno ponad podziałami!😇
El lenguaje musical sin decirnos una palabra nos inspira, nos emociona. Y como dijo Frédéric Chopin "La felicidad es efímera; la certidumbre, engañosa".
I can listen Chopin forever. I love some melodies of all other famous composers, but it seems that I love almost everything that Chopin composed. It resonates with my brain natively. Am I alone in this?
Of course not. I love Beethovens music, but particular pieces I like more than others. This is the same for Bach's music. Yet, I cannot think of a single one of Chopin's pieces I've heard that I've had any feeling of nuetrality to less toward. I have no idea how he could think to compose these pieces. Does he simply consider a melody, a key signature first? Brilliant.
Today I decided it was time I gave a listen to classical music. I told a friend I was going to start exploring classical and his first words in reply were "You need to listen to Chopin, you will not regret it!" He was correct. I'm a guitarist. I've been a musician for over 40 years, and I will admit here and now, I do not know a thing about classical music. Before today there were a few guitarists I thought created chord progressions and solos that were genius. After listening to Chopin, I have to say those same guitarist's composition are primitive and seemingly puerile in comparison. So now I am faced with a great conundrum. Since I can no longer listen to, or play, contemporary music with the same appreciation and enthusiasm, should I repurpose my electric guitar into a living room lamp and buy a classical guitar? It's already evident to me that I am going to be enamored with classical music. That's a done deal, thank you for enlightening me Frédéric Francois Chopin! If I am going to love listening to it, then I am going to have to also learn to play it. Good grief, this is going to feel like starting beginner lessons again. LoL
As a Polish man I have to tell you, that I get this music much different than you guys. In most tracks, I can hear the grief after "lost homeland". Chopin wrote most of his stuff in France, outside of his own country. Every track recorded just after November Uprising (1830-1831), when Poles, tried to get their independence again (there was no Poland on the map from 1795) was just a bunch of grief included in everything what Chopin wrote (for some years at least). There was a lot of polish artists like writers, painters, musicians, that in those "romantic" times were trying to express the grief about lost Poland, about that they were born, or remembered when they could study in school in their own language etc. Polish artists around 1795-1850 were extremely "romantic", and most their works were about "the lost countryland". The same is about Chopin, and you can feel that.
wow nice. What I like about chopin though, listening to him over the years, every time I listen to it it is still a mystery unraveling itself from a new. Someone said that the only reason he can play Chopin as a professional for over 20 years is for that reason.
C'est magnifique ! Nul besoin d'artifices ni de fiction religieuse pour apprécier une telle beauté qui magnifie notre ame ! Merci pour ce pur moment de bonheur !
Thank George Sand who made it her love to keep him alive and able to compose in Majorca. He had TB died in his mid 30s. What a sublime soul he was then, she too for recognizing his gift.
Throngs of people saw this man's individual performances and till this day he is revered worldwide. You don't need lyrics or drugs to be entertained and taken to a profound level of bliss and euphoria. Just Chopin suffices.
Dejenme llorar, desahogar, la soledad que me inundo, por muchos años....hoy estoy en casa, con mi esposita, mi hijito, un amigo de toda la vida y mi gato, escuchando al maestro Chopin... agradecido.
Enfin ! un commentaire en français 🙂 . C'est vrai que c'est envoûtant, extatique .jeune je ne l'écoutais pas comme aujourd'hui et il rend ma fin de vie absolument extraordinaire !
Amigo, nada é por acaso, você não clicou sem querer, e sim porque estava determinado a fazer isso desde o dia em que você nasceu pra descobrir algo que só você entendeu com esse vídeo/música!
Est-ce possible de ressentir une telle nostalgie pour une époque que l'on a pas connue? J'en ai la chair de poule à chaque écoute... Merci Chopin, virtuose à travers le temps♡
It's crazy how we can perceive the same piece in different ways depending on the individual. This piece invokes a kind of despair in me that does not manage to gain the upper hand.
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TRACKLIST:
00:00 Douze études, Op. 25: No. 1 in A-Flat Major "Aeolian Harp"
Giovanni Umberto Battel
02:28 Nocturnes, Op. 27: No. 2 in D-Flat Major, Lento sostenuto
Rogerio Tutti
08:25 Nocturnes, Op. 9: No. 2 in E-Flat Major, Andante
Giovanni Umberto Battel
13:55 Nocturnes, Op. 9: No. 1 in B-Flat Minor
20:32 Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor, Op. Posth., B. 49
25:15 Nocturne in E Minor, Op. Posth. 72, No. 1
Vadim Chaimovich
30:18 Nocturnes, Op. 27: No. 1 in C-Sharp Minor, Larghetto
Rogerio Tutti
35:36 Nocturnes, Op. 48: No. 1 in C Minor, Lento
42:36 Nocturnes, Op. 55: No. 1 in F Minor, Andante
47:42 Nocturnes, Op. 15: No. 2 in F-Sharp Major
51:42 Waltzes, Op. 70: No. 2 in F Minor
54:47 Waltz in E Minor, B. 56
Vadim Chaimovich
57:45 Fantaisie impromptu in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66
1:03:51 Waltzes, Op. 69: No. 1 in A-Flat Major, Farewell Waltz
1:07:54 Waltzes, Op. 34: No. 2 in A Minor, Grande valse brillante
Rogerio Tutti
1:13:23 Mazurkas, Op. 33: No. 4 in B Minor
1:18:44 24 Preludes, Op. 28: No. 4 in E Minor
1:21:03 24 Préludes, Op. 28: No. 15 in D-Flat Major, "Raindrop"
Vadim Chaimovich
1:27:37 Berceuse in D-Flat Major, Op. 57
1.33:15 Andante spianato in G Major, Op. 22
Giovanni Umberto Battel
1:38:47 Ballade No. 4 in F Minor, op. 52
Vadim Chaimovich
1:51:35 Études, Op. 10: No. 1 in C Major, "Waterfall"
1:53:41 Études, Op. 10: No. 2 in A Minor, "Chromatique"
1:55:32 Études, Op. 10: No. 3 in E Major, "Tristesse"
1:59:52 Études, Op. 10: No. 4 in C-Sharp Minor, "Torrent"
2:02:02 Études, Op. 10: No. 5 in G-Flat Minor, "Black Keys"
2:03:57 Études, Op. 10: No. 6 in E-Flat Minor, "Lament"
2:07:25 Études, Op. 10: No. 7 in C Major, "Toccata"
2:09:12 Études, Op. 10: No. 8 in F Major, "Sunshine"
2:11:51 Études, Op. 10: No. 9 in F Minor
2:13:54 Études, Op. 10: No. 10 in A-Flat Major
2:16:08 Études, Op. 10: No. 11 in E-Flat Major, "Arpeggio"
2:18:25 Études, Op. 10: No. 12 in C Minor, "Revolutionary"
Rogerio Tutti
2:21:19 Grande polonaise brillante in E-Flat Major, Op. 22
2:30:43 Polonaise-fantaisie in A-Flat Major, Op. 61
2:44:47 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 35: I. Grave. Doppio movimento
2:52:54 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 35: II. Scherzo
3:01:00 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 35: III. Marche funèbre. Lento
3:10:41 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 35: IV. Finale
Giovanni Umberto Battel
You hit at the point
The magistic tone is from Etude op 25 no 1 aka Aeolian Harp, such a heaven melody
Wonderfull piano music
I think I know that guy
Gracias.
im 13 and I played Chopin's fantasie Impromptu! Come check it out on my channel to help me out, subscribe for more chopin pieces!
I'm studying what I love, drinking the wine I love, in the weather I love, listening to the music I love. How could this be more perfect?
So happy for you. Your comment made my heart smile ❣️ Glad that the Lord Jesus created such a wonderful moment for your enjoyment. Good to read that life can still be enjoyed, simply. Especially in these unprecedented (and last) days in spacetime. But remember, this is just temporary. The Truth of an eternal and peaceful life is upon us, and always has been, if we accept the Truth of Christ in the Word of God. Be well, be love, beloved.
(Edited for His glory ✝️)
Good for you. But hey wouldn't it be a bit more perfect if you had 20/20 vision?
If you were banging the girl you love.
Praise God
Love is itself perfection, it us just your way how to enter it.
Hey TH-cam, do me a favor please? When I’m trying to relax and listen to classical music, please don’t play ads about cancer. Thanks.
Skip to the end of the video (but let it finish by itself), then click replay. The ads should be gone
Use an adblocker. If they are not legal, youtube prevent people from using them.
JAJAJAJAJAJA, you are so funny
Well, that will give you something to relax about. Ha ha. Nah, just kidding. I was watching Playing for Change and they kept showing me Trump ads, LOL. Come on, guys, at least do some market research with all the personal data you collect....
@@cswalker21 Seriously! 🙏🏻🌟💕
I’m riding on an early morning tram here in Warsaw, Poland. The sun is coming up giving the soft orange glow to the architecture. The streets are empty. Such a beautiful moment… 🇵🇱
God bless Poland! ✝️🇵🇱🌇
Sorry for you for having a trip to Poland. It's a country that was totally bombed in the WW2 and afterwards communists handled power to 1991. It's a mess. Warsaw is the worst. I think the only city worth wisiting js Cracov, because it has many elements of medieval history of Poland
Thank you for your lovely comment. For a moment, I can sense it somehow with you. God bless.💐
I hope be together with you
Sitting on the patio in middle of nowhere Louisiana with a black coffe and cigarette God bless
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better, Good luck and love to all.❤️
Thank you.
Thank you and God bless you for caring
thank you dearly. I am hurting badly.
❤
😍😍
I began piano at age 6. And then I heard the older students playing Chopin. Chopin, the most exquisite music ever! I longed to play Chopin too! I am 78 and I have not changed my mind.
Do you still play? I'm 40 and want to learn. It's never too late, right?
@@mustangfanatic8517 it's never to late to do anything sir/ma'am! sorry if i called you with the wrong pronouns or word :(. I have a bad grammar :'
@@mustangfanatic8517 I 100% agree with the comment below! Piano is quite easy to learn but it takes time to master! I would jump right into it.
@@talal5033 yes! Ive seen very cheap pianos on ebay. You should also purchase a book as well! Even the smallest books makes huge impacts.
@@talal5033 good luck!
My mother loved the "funeral march" and said the ending was like the leaves blowing over the grave. She loved Chopin and this did not depress her. She only heard the intentions of the composer. Miss you, mum.
Wow that's sad. Rip to her
I'm so sorry for your loss, may she rest in peace.
Awww ...
Lovely 💗
me too
I am sitting in Bethlehem South Africa, by the bedside of my 96 year old mom. She is too weak to chew or talk and struggles to swallow.
I live far away and came because I was notified about her deterioration.
Yes she is old and weak but deserves that her dignity and quality of life be preserved until the end.
Family resent me for “causing drama” to ensure she gets enough liquids etc.
We feed her water, juice and liquid sustenance with a syringe between feeds. She is too weak to have a feeding tube fitted - it should have been done earlier.
I can only imagine the discomfort that people like her may experience because of dehydration.
She always loved Chopin. My phone is next to her head on the pillow so that she can be soothed by Chopin while she is slowly passing.
Thank you for this collage. You mean more to her during the last days or hours (who knows which?) of her life than any words can say.
It is also soothing my crushed heart. May you be blessed.
I admire your strength. I think your mom, if she was able to speak, will be so thankful for your presence. Hoping for healing power, strength and peace will come your way and your mother. 🙏🏻
Don't let them kill your momma. May the Lord heal and strengthen her and may he bless you for your faithfulness.
I'm very sorry. It is difficult to work in nursing homes. I understand you. I don't know how you can cheer yourself up. But try to stay calm with your mom because she feels it. Stay with Mom, make these moments happy. Nothing more.
Greetings from Warsaw. He often travels to Żelazowa Wola, where Chopin was born. Come here sometime. When I listen to Fryderyk, I will remember your Mother. Be strong and be good to the world.
Do your best, because anyone want to help your mom. Sad but true. Wish good end to your story
Calm down
Back in the 90s, I remember my father playing Chopin to wake me up in the morning because he knew I enjoyed his music
His music will always be recognized
Wow.
❤
@ericjanga3245, what a wonderful way to wake up in mornings. My mother used to sing songs to awaken us with a beautiful voice. Much better than alarms! lol
Joli Papa.. Il avait tout compris 💫
@@lanielight6904Magnifiques ces Parents que de réveiller son enfant en pareille Musique 🎶 !..
@@soledaddiaz5073 Je suis d'accord!
We may speak different languages, but music is a language we all understand
Agree
music is the language of the soul
different people have different feel.😭
Точно! Exactlly!
Yep.
There's something about Chopin's work that makes my heart pulse with melancholy sadness and at the same time is extraordinarily beautiful and deep.
Exactly
true
♥️👌
yepp!!
He plays in minors which sound sad.
Chopin only lived 39 years of life, but in that time, he managed to create some of the most beautiful piano pieces the world has ever seen. His life was cut short, but his legend and memory will forever be held in the notes of his music.
I my opinion 39 years is a long life, I am 17 and I've lost about 3 of my friends who passed away at 8, 10 and 15
@@aastha4532 I'm so sorry for your losses. When I was 12, I lost my grandparents and sister in a house fire, so I understand how you feel.
This reminded me of how we think about the future instead of the today
there is a theory that he was murdered ! he was very young and wasnt recognized during his life.
@@dammitmom I don't think that's true. Chopin was sick and weak since childhood, so he probably died of sickness.
I played this to my elderly cat as he passed away today. he became so peaceful and comforted by this. thank you
i dont know what to say....animals are amazing...you were both lucky to share each others life....in this life. Have a good day.
🙏
Wow Im surprised you could play these songs its not easy
@@robotman96 I see you are a real comedian.
small kids react in the same way! giving peace and harmony
Russian blue cats are known for their love of music. My sweet girl loves Chopin. I played it for her all the time and even through her battle with cancer. She has now passed away this past June and Chopin still holds such a special place in my heart because of her. RIP Queen Bunny
I’m so sorry ❤️
I never understood Chopin the way I should have until I went through a period of love, pain, suffering and longing all the same time. 49 years old but better late than never I say 😊
Women are not capable of loving men. Only cats and their children (if you're lucky)
Better late than nevee, aye!🙂
172 years after his death we still listen to his music. It's crazy to think about it. No one else music speaks to my soul like chopin music does.
his body may have died at 39, but his music has lived on for over a century :’)
His understanding of musical geometry is unique 😀
@@ymhwja His music will be living forever
If you love him find ballet la dame aux camellias its on you tube 2 bolshoi versions choreography by John Neumeier all Chopin sensual and extraordinary
Chopin is polish like me.
This make Poland better 😩💗
I remember waking up every Sunday morning to my mom playing Chopin in the living room. This music lives inside me.
That sounds amazing, I wish that was my Sunday morning haha. Well, now I'll have the chance to give my kids this experience in the future :))
What a great way to start a day!
one day,my son, came running out and asked if it was me really playing!?! Yes son it's really me.
True richness.
Classic family of my dreams
It’s nice to see so many people dearly appreciate music such as this.
The music is peaceful.
What am I supposed to listen to? Katy Perry? Soulja Boy? 😂. Please, I would never even get vakkkzed
@@P777M33G Katy Perry is good tho wdym
agreed brother.....classical music is a beautiful language
Its 2024 and i still listen to this. What a masterpiece.
One of the most famous Polish composers! His music fills every corner of my home when I hear it.
THE most famous polish composer r u stupid
I think it's one of the most famous composers worldwide not only polish.
Love your description.
@@anibalsancheznuma3133I think what they mean is of all composers from Poland, Chopin is the most globally famous and known
listening to Chopin while studying for my physiology class. it's a cold, windy day in the beginning of autumn. there's a tree next to my window, and when the wind becomes particularly strong, the leaves look like they're dancing along to the music. this year has been hard, but life will be good again.
Thank you for this
That sound so. Lovely and. Peacefull. ..enjoy.
How could it not get better, look how much wiser n stronger you are. Blessed be your trail was successuful in building you brighter then ever!
listening to chopin while studying for my biology class. Almost cold, a windy day in the beginning of autumn. I can see a park through my window, as the wind is always strong, the leaves of the trees always danced along to the music.
Good luck for your classes
Con Chopin se respira en su música un deseo de amor por medio del piano que, no pueden expresarse con palabras. Ese sentimiento ambigua en el corazón romántico. Gracias Chopin por componer está obra de arte bella y viva.
Chopin y Liszt son los mejores.
I especially like the part from 0:00 - 3:12:07
Yo Chopin is it really you??
GG Chopin
"Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man" - Chopin
Chopin passed away on this day 171 years ago, what a loss for humanity, you will never be forgotten Chopin!
I especially like the part from 0:00 - 3:12:07
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world 💕
Thank you so much ❤️
How kind of you :)
Thank you, cheers from Mexico n.n
I wish you all the best my friend ... we don’t know each other but we all share the same passion for great music so I guess somehow we are all connected ..Cheers to good health to family and may every day in 2021 be happiness and celebration of life whoever is reading this
you too! ♡
When I was a little girl, I hated Chopin's nocturnes and ballads. I thought he was depressed and sad in everything he composed, which thwarted my joie de vivre as a kid. Now that life has made me mature a bit more, I appreciate his work deeply and feel emotions I have never felt before. I believe he reveals a deeper side of our existence, by allowing us to transcend our pain.
Nocturnes are my fav.
I feel exactly the same
Nicely put,
Something about Chopin's music... It cannot be described with words. It's a lyrical masterpiece. A poem. A story. Unforgettable melodies that linger in your head like memories that cannot be placed. So melancholy, so beautiful, so simple. Chopin will always be my favorite composer because of this. It's not structural, but instead it has many different flowing parts, repeating motifs, and changes that add to it's magical, dreamlike beauty. - A wistful classical music nerd
I feel u
You just described it as words.
nerd
@@gumy5636 Good job! You know how to read :)
É mágico!!!!
I was looking at a portrait of Chopin and saw such sensitivity and suffering etched on his face. I thought the nature of genius is the ability to turn suffering into art which touches our hearts. Did he realize that he would still be reaching out and helping other struggling souls nearly 200 years after his death?
I love this comment.💛💛💛
he was projecting the suffering early man experienced
Such sensitivity.
Chopin, a true master. Nothing quite like listening to him on a cool autumn night by yourself, reading a great book.
Currently reading 1984 by George Orwell while listening to Chopin WHILE it is raining what a good day to be alive
Wnl
@@wonka_my_willy3139 that sounds great, i need to try that sometime i have a copy of 1984 so it could be a nice read combined with chopin
ong bruh ur not capping
@Kenneth Melhado Do you agree 😁
I am starting my mornings with Chopin. I don't know if my kids will remember it as a peaceful beginning of the day! I wish in a future they would say, my mom always listened to Chopin and it reminds me the peaceful, warming and loving mornings😊
They will remember their loving mother forever mi amore
I have been suffering from anxiety lately, and I was searching for calm music. Nothing helped. Randomly I searched for classical music one day, Beethoven showed up and then next in the line was Chopin nocturne, OP.9 No.2 E flat minor. Been listening to it since then, helped me with my anxiety. Music is powerful❤️
Music is definitely one of the most powerful things in the world! We are so glad to hear that it helped you feel better ❤
Listening to this entire mix, calming wouldn't be my first descriptor. Chopin gets awfully intense. Great for thinking though.
helping others is more powerful
classical piano is just beyond calm. its definition of harmony.
Anxiety ? Avoid Stravinsky !!!
I love his music so much... Also, as a Polish person, I'm really proud of him and his achievements. Seeing people from all over the world sharing listening to this talented man's music is such a great feeling. Sending love!
O
Iove
If you’re still listening in 2021 you a legend. May God bless everyone reading this!
Chopin’s music brings tears to my eyes. Not only did I play his music, but it reminds me of my parents. Chopin = heart.
Amazing
same
Same. Not the parents part - I only had one anyway. I'm agreeing with the tears part. Not many rock n' rollers listening to Chopin while they run or while they're in the shower...
Who else simply came here to enjoy this great music? Chopin was pure genius.
Why would people come here if it's not to enjoy the music
Yeah you are right. So who??
@@swnangs2549 for like a piano class or an assignment or something of the sort
not really ... there was stairway to heaven
True
There's so much love and yet a deep darkness in his music. No wonder he always liked to play the piano in the dark.
chirag Sethi So totally agree with you re: darkness in the music. To me there is a strong undercurrent of melancholy
@@Grandtrunk You are right in general, but have you listened to his faster etudes, mazurkas or polonaises? There is little - if any - melancholy in those...
He knew from a young age that he wouldn't live long. Maybe he was preparing himself for death.
Chopin passed away on this day 171 years ago, what a loss for humanity, you will never be forgotten Chopin!
R.I.P.
What wonderful music!
I wish I knew it was 2 days ago. I would've played nocturnes. Delighting with a nice cigar and a bit of rum. Here's to you Chopin! May your name live on for generations to come.
RIP he is my favourite composer
"the best of chopin"
Fools. All of Chopin is the best of Chopin.
Chopin will forever remain of my favorite componists. I am fascinated by the way someone can produce a piece of music that can move you and make you feel... I could listen for hours upon hours...
Imagine the state of mind someone has to be to come up with this heaven in music form. It's pure genius!
When I find my mind drifting to the paranoia and despair I listen to Chopin. It soothes my mind like no other...
I've been listening to Chopin for 10 years now and every time is like the first. Chopin never gets boring and he's always a good choice. Always.
Whether work, studying, relaxing, dinner party, some kind of reception... You can't go wrong with Chopin.
Me: listening to these beautiful masterpieces and then suddenly *GRAMMARLY DOES MORE THAN CATCH ERRORS*
Yah, I can relate to that. Sometimes I’ll be listening to a really dark piece of music on loop, and this generic add pops up with some generic pop music and it really destroys the whole mood, lol.
@@tylerthegamer8766 try AdBlock (I wanted to write adblock but Grammarly corrected that so there is a plot twist lol)
@@zxxz9674 thank you for the suggestion.
@@zxxz9674 but by watching these ads you help(I think) the creator of the video who made it for your pleasure.
So beautiful music💕
His music feels like it tells such sad tales, but each one always seems to have that slight glimmer of hope or trepidation when turning into the next the next transition.
I've never seen music like this played live 8n my country, and I can't wait for the day that I do get to experience it. It's so beautiful.
That is exactly how i feel when i listen to Chopin. I really couldn't have said it better
My mom passed away from cancer this year.. this was one of her favorite artists. I love you Mama I’ll always be your puppy bear
God Bless You. I'm sure your mom enjoys that you enjoy this as well, my friend.
@@joeblow3640thank you, God bless you as well my friend 🙏🙂
I'm very sorry for your loss may she rest in peace
@baylenreid
@@bonkyz610 thank you so much it means a lot 🙏 coming up on one year of her moving on to Heaven ⛅️♥️
My neighbor was playing Chopin's pieces everyday for the whole year I lived next to him. Now these reminds me of his music and that flat I used to stay:)
😊😊
Chopin's music is indeed the most romantic music I've ever heard among pianists.
Thank you good sir and for everyone who keeps my music alive.
Chopin is absolutely my favorite composer. His Nocturnes are otherworldly. His Nocturne in C-sharp minor from his Opus Posthumous is one of my favorite pieces of all time to play
This specific piece has a climax where surrendering is the only option and gives me a sincere smile. It has something to do with anticipative embellishing tones piling up(theory 101)
On był Polakiem tak pszyokazi
Który zmarł w Francji 😢
Ale jego serce wróciło do Polski 😢 niech jego pieśni z wami bendom
*I hope all the people listening to this will have a peaceful sleep and wake up with lots of positive energy. 😇💙🙏*
And here I am, in 2021, being touched to tears by the genius that lives for ever ♥️
I think Chopin was one of the most important musicians of the Classic Period. He makes such beautiful songs.
@Black Monkey to be honest Chopin is one of the musicians that people sometimes classify as classic, and sometimes as romantic, although i agree that the correct one is the romantic era
Never once heard a "song" by Chopin.....
@@mort1616 I've heard all 19 of them. The lyrics are in Polish. There are many available recordings.
When I hear in the news all the calamities around the world, how we are destroying this beautiful paradise we call earth, I get depressed, but then I listen to Chopin and I realize his music justifies the presence of humans on this earth.
I'm literally obsessed, I don't even care if it's weird to listen to classical music 24/7, Chopin is such a legend
its not weird at all, the people who say it's weird just don't understand
I feel that way about everything. Chopin is awesome.
It's actually weird to listen to twerking retard trap garbage which most people do.
Its weird to listen to any other music. This is music.
@@sjjdksjdjs2984 lplllllloo
Plppoplpllllplpjllllllplloplopllpopll lpllllp polo
Ol
Listening to this while studying in the library makes me feel like the main character.
You are the main character of your life, it's reality!
You are the main character bro
you ARE and ALWAYS WILL BE.
i alwys study under the piano
False. Putin is main character.
“After playing Chopin, I feel as if I had been weeping over sins that I had never committed, and mourning over tragedies that were not my own.”
Oscar Wilde, 1891
great quote!
Yes Mr. Wilde! Chopin has a way of probing into my heart, and that discovers the new depth of emotions I haven't known before
"Beethoven always sounds like he's about to push someone off a cliff. And Chopin sounds like he's the one being pushed."
close the antennas that catch other people's problems
@Übermensch Who hasn't?
When I feel sad, I turn to this playlist. It never fails to totally change my outlook on things. That's the power of good music. That's the power of Chopin.
try heroin
@@nootaboot7042 good one lmao
Its true
Listening to Chopin, to me, is like having everything I thought I wanted and yet softly longing for something that I am not sure exists and gazing out my windows somewhat enchanted by possibility that such thing could be out there, remote but reachable within my grasp.
yes, i get you, that longing for something beyond words. zi feel the music is saying, you are so close to heaven and we just have to realize it is within us all
I love it. 💚
@R. Your comment was a piece of breathtaking prose! I can truly relate. yours, Gloria 💞
Love your comment. You put into words what is so difficult to express about this genius’’s music.
I'm glad to be born in this century so that I can listen to all sorts of music with almost no time limit.
there is a time limit ... it is call death
Love..love Chopin..actually I went to visit his house in Poland and his grave in Paris..love him!!!!!
His heart remains in Poland though
Благодарения Богу за неизреченный дар Его
Art and music will always make love... her birth will always be bottomless emotion and passion.
Praise God for artists
This is music for the soul. Chopin's music was a gift from God through his majestic talent. Simply soothing and exquisite music for the ages.
Thank you Dear Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin for your music and many more things and most of all thank you for relaxing my mind.. God bless.
Thank You for acknowledging his full name, properly spelled!!! Blessings to you!
to all the warriors fighting twice as hard as everybody else in life, your effort is seen, what you've been waiting for is coming, often due to the nature of this fight we lose track of time and we feel like the fight is endless, it's not. God bless you all.
Chopin may be the founder of modern music. His music sounds like it has just been made. He is really a genius.
there is no better feeling than being in a dark room with this music on and raining outside..❤😌
I’m doing this exact thing, but my two month old son is sleeping on my chest, and it is somehow even better.
My little son loves Chopin's music and we listen it almost everyday .
This collection is the best one we've heard on TH-cam 🙏
I'm asking for your prayers and healing energy. Please keep me in your thoughts as I navigate through my health struggles.
Chopin was such a tasteful & brilliant composer.... His essence exists in every note...
Perfect! Chopin, was a genius who's music keeps living on, in our hearts and soul, today and forever. To all here, enjoy life's little gifts, unexpected surprises and this beautiful music,
a gift from Heaven. Halidon, thanks for sharing.
guys.. now i'll tell you a story
yesterday it was raining( i very like the rain)so I made a cup of tea and stood by the window and put this video on ... it was wonderful
i like this story thank you for sharing
@@josephpepe4613 no problem ;)
beautiful :)
Great... that’s life
Great story!
Chopin keeps saving our melancholic heart after his death. What a legend....my beloved legend...
I don't know if to the other people the feelings are the same, but i feel myself in a world of peace when hear this music.
It is very peaceful, Alvim.
A wonderful state to place oneself in, especially during this time of havoc and intense suffering. Glad it brings you peace. I feel the waves of it, too. 😊🌊
My dad played this and I remember lying under the Steinway feeling the vibration and allowing the music to fill my ears and my soul. I will always love this piece. It was also used in the movie, The Turning Point as Leslie Brown bourree'd across the stage.
Hope everyone enjoys these classical music. It's amazing how music affects our emotions. Sending good vibes to y'all!
I agree! I’m amazed how it calms my daughter and she easily falls asleep. She is almost 6.
Wonder if such geniuses would be born again on this earth. The music written these days can’t be listened more than a few times, unlike these masterpieces which we can listen for many years many times and the next 20 generations can also enjoy.
Chopin's slow pieces and his simple but meaningful pauses contain the beauty of rain-drops falling at languorous intervals on delicate vessels producing sweet clinking sounds. His sudden changes in pace from slow to fast and vice versa in his mazurkas and valses are beautiful too without any display of virtuosity intended to overwhelm his listeners. His compositions make his connoisseurs instinctively identify piano itself with him and his music. Hats off to the piano genius.
Beautifully said
coming back after finishing my university entrance exam. Listening to this, my mind goes right back to those days when I was always stressed out, scared of the unforeseenable future, worried if my effort would paid off, filled myself with expectations and unavoidably dissapointment, etc. Going through all that, I'm just gonna give myself a pat on the back. Although the result isn't remarkable or anything, I know I deserve it. The future ahead will be much harder and harsher, but I know I will not give up on any goals easily
I am going over same situation right now you had in the past. It gives me hope. Wish you and every beautiful soul on this planet the same.
thank you for sharing im also going through the stressful university entrance preparations and seeing your comment gives me hope and courage stay safe
Wow! That's great. God speed!💛💛
The song at 13:57 is my favorite song and the most beautiful, wistful, melancholic piece of music I've ever heard. I always feel so nostalgic and yet so peaceful when I hear it.
Agreed
Maravilhoso
agreed, for some reason I feel like it's not his most appreciated nocturne and yet it's my absolute favorite one
@@noa4953 OMG I know! It took me so long to find it on TH-cam since it has such a similar name to one that's much more famous... But this one is so much prettier yet it's so under appreciated.
Whenever i listen to Chopin music i am so moved by the greatness of the sound and notes. I’m also constantly amazed by the brilliance of the people out there who have mastered the keyboard. I’m so impressed with the genius of the piano and people who can play such beautiful music.
So romantic and expressive. I love Chopin!
Simone de B. Football fotbal Fotbal.
Thanks.
쇼팽의 음악은 공부할 때, 잘 때, 독서할 때 상관 없이 언제 들어도 좋은 것 같아요. 제가 좋아하는 곡들이 많아서 계속 듣게 되는 것 같아요 좋은 영상 감사합니다.
그런 좋은 귀를 가진 사람들이 더 많다는 것을 알게되어 기쁩니다.
Безумно красиво! Теплый свет внутри! Нежно, щемящая грусть к любви .
Enfant, je détestais les nocturnes et les ballades de Chopin. Je pensais qu'il était déprimé et triste dans tout ce qu'il composait..cela gênait ma😃joie de vivre👦 enfantine.
Maintenant, un peu mature dans la vie, j'apprécie profondément son travail et vis des émotions intimes que je n'ai jamais ressenties auparavant.
Je me suis convaincu que Chopin révèle l'une des facettes les plus profondes de notre existence, nous permettant de transcender notre douleur.
Merci et bravo Chopin..!!!
I'm so happy to see that there are still many people in the world who love Chopin and keep listening to his music.
I'm so happy too :")
Wow!!
Bet people are happy 😃 about it!!
In my class, nobody likes Chopin.
Thank you Halidon, you've done it again.
And thank you Chopin, your brilliance helps illuminate a sad world
Krauss Audio Books
☺️☺️☺️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🌎🕊
każdy Polak jest bardzo dumy z tego,że nasz naród wydał na świat tego geniusza
No tak! Ia jestem z Rosii, ale zgadzam sie, racja
@@romanoznobishin947 Kocham Rosję oraz całą jej sztukę!... piszę tu również w intencji pojednania się naszych narodów.Jedność,muzyka i piękno ponad podziałami!😇
Poland 波蘭🇵🇱 I love/ envy you, having Chopin this great musician! 來自中國香港🇭🇰的祝福！
@@bkwliang8582 ETERNAL LIFE, FREE WILL AND ONE LOVE FOR U ALL! U R GR8! THIS ETERNAL MUSIC IS UNDER NO CONTROL AND CAN BRING THE REAL PEACE!
Achei que ele fosse japonês
Love Chopin, with his music he always calm me down . I feel joy, I feel I feel like a innocent child in heaven.
El lenguaje musical sin decirnos una palabra nos inspira, nos emociona. Y como dijo Frédéric Chopin "La felicidad es efímera; la certidumbre, engañosa".
My favourite composer. He captured the human condition so perfectly - the beauty and the anguish.
I can listen Chopin forever. I love some melodies of all other famous composers, but it seems that I love almost everything that Chopin composed. It resonates with my brain natively. Am I alone in this?
no you're not
Of course not. I love Beethovens music, but particular pieces I like more than others. This is the same for Bach's music. Yet, I cannot think of a single one of Chopin's pieces I've heard that I've had any feeling of nuetrality to less toward. I have no idea how he could think to compose these pieces. Does he simply consider a melody, a key signature first? Brilliant.
Today I decided it was time I gave a listen to classical music. I told a friend I was going to start exploring classical and his first words in reply were "You need to listen to Chopin, you will not regret it!" He was correct. I'm a guitarist. I've been a musician for over 40 years, and I will admit here and now, I do not know a thing about classical music. Before today there were a few guitarists I thought created chord progressions and solos that were genius. After listening to Chopin, I have to say those same guitarist's composition are primitive and seemingly puerile in comparison. So now I am faced with a great conundrum. Since I can no longer listen to, or play, contemporary music with the same appreciation and enthusiasm, should I repurpose my electric guitar into a living room lamp and buy a classical guitar? It's already evident to me that I am going to be enamored with classical music. That's a done deal, thank you for enlightening me Frédéric Francois Chopin! If I am going to love listening to it, then I am going to have to also learn to play it. Good grief, this is going to feel like starting beginner lessons again. LoL
My father played Chopins music on the piano and I love this music so much....
As a Polish man I have to tell you, that I get this music much different than you guys. In most tracks, I can hear the grief after "lost homeland". Chopin wrote most of his stuff in France, outside of his own country. Every track recorded just after November Uprising (1830-1831), when Poles, tried to get their independence again (there was no Poland on the map from 1795) was just a bunch of grief included in everything what Chopin wrote (for some years at least). There was a lot of polish artists like writers, painters, musicians, that in those "romantic" times were trying to express the grief about lost Poland, about that they were born, or remembered when they could study in school in their own language etc.
Polish artists around 1795-1850 were extremely "romantic", and most their works were about "the lost countryland". The same is about Chopin, and you can feel that.
Thank you for sharing this.
wow nice. What I like about chopin though, listening to him over the years, every time I listen to it it is still a mystery unraveling itself from a new. Someone said that the only reason he can play Chopin as a professional for over 20 years is for that reason.
Pięknie napisane 👏
We should remember that although Chopin had deep Polish national feelings, he was half French. As his name, Chopin, shows.
@@Nogah100
no. His father and mother were Poles. Chopin only lived in France, and he was 100% Polish.
C'est magnifique ! Nul besoin d'artifices ni de fiction religieuse pour apprécier une telle beauté qui magnifie notre ame ! Merci pour ce pur moment de bonheur !
Chopin keeps saving our melancholic hearts after his death. What a legend.
How right you are : )
Levi Yitzhak yeah
@@lucaszavaluentie4855 Yes yes Miss SeaBreeze
Thank George Sand who made it her love to keep him alive and able to compose in Majorca. He had TB died in his mid 30s. What a sublime soul he was then, she too for recognizing his gift.
Loving Chopin all my life. He was a great soul to be able to compose such beauty.
Throngs of people saw this man's individual performances and till this day he is revered worldwide. You don't need lyrics or drugs to be entertained and taken to a profound level of bliss and euphoria. Just Chopin suffices.
Dejenme llorar, desahogar, la soledad que me inundo, por muchos años....hoy estoy en casa, con mi esposita, mi hijito, un amigo de toda la vida y mi gato, escuchando al maestro Chopin... agradecido.
I'm happy for you. I'm in that place you once were for many years, and seeing you on the shore gives me new energy to swim with more vigour.
Grazie❤❤❤😢
Jamais je ne me laisserai d'écouter Chopin. Sa musique a rempli mon adolescence et continue à m'accompagner vers ma fin de vie..
Enfin ! un commentaire en français 🙂 . C'est vrai que c'est envoûtant, extatique .jeune je ne l'écoutais pas comme aujourd'hui et il rend ma fin de vie absolument extraordinaire !
if only I could afford a piano, I would play every chopin's songs. How I love his master piece.
This music brought me "home" to myself, to my heart and soul.
oh go home already
Sulaiman Mokhtar , I don’t understand why n how I assume, someone sensitive enough to listen to Chopin , would make such a callous comment.
Sem querer cliquei, e estou aqui tem quase 1 hora. Isso é lindo, transcendental e atemporal.
Amigo, nada é por acaso, você não clicou sem querer, e sim porque estava determinado a fazer isso desde o dia em que você nasceu pra descobrir algo que só você entendeu com esse vídeo/música!
Est-ce possible de ressentir une telle nostalgie pour une époque que l'on a pas connue? J'en ai la chair de poule à chaque écoute... Merci Chopin, virtuose à travers le temps♡
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I cant stop listening it, it is brilliant! I cant believe there are no words but I seem to understand it completely . HE was a genius !
I feel overjoyed on 08:27 Nocturnes, Op. 9 in E-Flat Minor, Andante- Just so beautiful ♥️
It's crazy how we can perceive the same piece in different ways depending on the individual. This piece invokes a kind of despair in me that does not manage to gain the upper hand.