This made me cry when I first heard it. You are legend for arranging this, and even more a legend for putting the sheet music in the description. Thank you very much
It really is a great arrangement. One thing though is I would like to listen how it would sound like if some of the notes were shifted to the left by just one eight note, especially the ones that are right now at the very beginning of the bar.
A distinguishing feature of ragtime is the syncopation, the ragged time. I do not hear it at all in this piece. There's more to ragtime than alternating base notes.
@@lobliam I’m currently working on the original First Arbesque and then this Chopin Nocturne in ragtime. It’s really hard to play, but I’m hoping to get it together by the end of the summer. I’m also subbing because I would love to se the Arbesque in ragtime too.
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I've added this video to my liked videos playlist (I love how it feels, you've done a great job on this). Not sure why it reminds me of the movie "The Sting", with Paul Newman and Robert Redford, but I'm glad it does. Would you agree that I play it someday on my channel (I dig such arrangements and it would fit in very nicely)? Of course I'm going to credit you as the arranger.
When I hear Scott Joplin, I think I hear one of Chopin's students as a composer. The obvious heirs of Chopin include Grieg, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, and Scriabin. . Why not Joplin?
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As a classical pianist I must that the playing of the Chopin nocturne at the beginning is awful. Agreed that the point of the video is the ragtime version but it is spoilt by the terrible start.
It is not an actual person playing I believe, rather musescore's in built piano sound. If it was, I agree the interpretation lacks any emotion, and sounds like it's played by a robot (which in a way, it is). The new version of musescore sounds substantially more natural, but still can't compare to a classical pianist of course!
Not sure why this is only being recommended to me now, but this was absolutely amazing.
Yes,true!
I LOVE SO MUCH THIS ARRANGEMENT I CAN’T STOP LISTENING TO IT
Classical meets Ragtime! What a nice and lovely arrangement ❤
Thanks guys, glad you like it! Any requests for another 'ragification'?
Uhh... Can u make another vid that is played on synthesia? I can't read sheet notes 😭
@@luminessence sorry not sure what you mean
@@lobliam um can you make a synthesia video of this song?
@@luminessence you mean the same music but with a different instrument?
@@lobliam I was meaning to say can you make another video similar to the piano tutorials on TH-cam....
This is just amazing! You should make more of these!
I'm probably like 20 of your views haha I've added this to a playlist and watch it everyday :)
this is absolutely amazing, i'm learning it
If you do I would love to see a recording!
me too, you should upload one
Bravo! This is wonderful! This showed up on one of those days when everything was going wrong, and it lifted my mood. Tks 🤩
I wonder if someone could show this to Chopin, if he’d be impressed or disappointed. It’s amazing by the way; love your work!
This made me cry when I first heard it. You are legend for arranging this, and even more a legend for putting the sheet music in the description. Thank you very much
Who else just keeps comming back because it just slaps so hard?
It really is a great arrangement. One thing though is I would like to listen how it would sound like if some of the notes were shifted to the left by just one eight note, especially the ones that are right now at the very beginning of the bar.
A distinguishing feature of ragtime is the syncopation, the ragged time. I do not hear it at all in this piece. There's more to ragtime than alternating base notes.
FANTASTIC! Amazing! Thank you Liam very much ! True genius !
At 1,25x speed it sounds like a song from a Charlie Chaplin movie. I love it
This music would have been brilliant for my son to perform a speed tap dance to when he was young!
I would have have loved using this piece for one of my tap exam solos!
Made me tear up like a little baby haha.. Hit me right in the heart
WOW. THIS IS SO GOOD!
Sounds exactly like depression and I love it.
damn
I was like "Woah". Prefection.
Bardzo dobra aranżacja i wykonanie. Przypuszczam, że Szopenowi także spodobałoby się takie granie 😊. Pozdrawiam serdecznie 💚🙌🙌🙌
Made my night ;)
sudenly the real play on youtube was deleted, OMG, this video is the last remain... thank you...
Of all the things that you cannot ragtime, Chopin is the most unragtimeable.
I'm actually having a go at ragtiming Debussy Arabesque No 1. That's substantially less ragtimeable in my opinion!
@@lobliam I’m currently working on the original First Arbesque and then this Chopin Nocturne in ragtime. It’s really hard to play, but I’m hoping to get it together by the end of the summer. I’m also subbing because I would love to se the Arbesque in ragtime too.
Why am I only now finding out this masterpiece exists
Very well done!
Thank you for sharing your first arrangement!
I love it, we want more!
Бесподобно!!!! Super!!! Excellent !!! Thanks!!!!
Pretty nifty, Liam!
I agree.
What a great arrangement! It was all really great, but the syncopated triplets in measure 42 stood out to me as being uber cool, Liam. Good job!
Für Elise?!?!?
The great Chopin in ragtime!
Great!
SUPER !!!!😃😃😃😃😃🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵!!!!!!
Sounds sick
Imagine an univers where chopin knew this version and then decided to make a romantic version of it haha
This is awesome Liam!
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Loooooooove it 🔥😍
sounds great
The Modern Jazz Quartet and the Swingle Singers collab’d on a vibes-heavy version of Bach’s “Air On A G String” that’ll move ya.
Incrível, espero ter a capacidade de toca-la um dia 🇧🇷
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Cute!!
Idk why, but this reminds me of the title music from the old Cooking Mama games
wowwww
ty so much
Cool
I thouht it was not going to like it...but I looved it!!
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That looks quite challenging to play, but I would love to learn it. I'll try at least
I've added this video to my liked videos playlist (I love how it feels, you've done a great job on this). Not sure why it reminds me of the movie "The Sting", with Paul Newman and Robert Redford, but I'm glad it does. Would you agree that I play it someday on my channel (I dig such arrangements and it would fit in very nicely)? Of course I'm going to credit you as the arranger.
I would be delighted! Let me know if you publish a video of it.
@@lobliam Yes, I am going to eventually publish it, after the recording. I'm going to send you a link.
This is such a cool arrangement! May I use this for a video? I'd credit you of course!
Yes you can
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@@GayckyGay nice!
@@lobliam Thank you!
Play at 1.25 :D
Интересная обработка....Спасибо...
10/10 kinda gives me old mario vibes
Why did I only see this now? I found out toooooooooooooooooooooo late
Your fermata is not in vain
Anything else you can do ragtime?
When I hear Scott Joplin, I think I hear one of Chopin's students as a composer. The obvious heirs of Chopin include Grieg, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, and Scriabin. . Why not Joplin?
sounds like pokemon music which isnt surprising bc i think masuda and or ichinose cite chopin as an influence
woohoo
I was about to say shouldn't have more syncopation if it's Ragtime and then it started
I am outraged and laughing at the same time.
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I like it but it sounds more like a waltz
sounds like a robot playing
It is!
Can I use this in a video? I'd totally credit you.
Yeah you can :)
Check Pierre-Yves Plats's version :)
Well there's some major errors in the notation but it is a pretty creative arrangement.
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Is not 12/8, is logically 3/4, and the ragtime is RAGTIME
As a classical pianist I must that the playing of the Chopin nocturne at the beginning is awful. Agreed that the point of the video is the ragtime version but it is spoilt by the terrible start.
It is not an actual person playing I believe, rather musescore's in built piano sound.
If it was, I agree the interpretation lacks any emotion, and sounds like it's played by a robot (which in a way, it is).
The new version of musescore sounds substantially more natural, but still can't compare to a classical pianist of course!
But the slow part at the beginning provides contrast for the entrance to a tap solo…so it works for that.