Paderewski Plays Polonaise Chopin (full color)

The first image you see suggests Beethoven, but it's the name of the movie. Paderewski plays the Chopin polonaise.
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[@phylliselizahb1041]

Thank you, Maestro Paderewski. THIS performance is definitive!

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Awesome! Tears in eyes! (Thank you, Aurora Dupin, for keeping Chopin alive for so long!)

[@PabloPopova]

Dziękuję/Thank You

[@1noowy]

Boże Wszechmogący, dziękuję Ci za talent Chopina, który skomponował ten utwór, za talent Paderewskiego, wielkiego Polaka i Premiera naszego kraju po 123 latach zaborów, który to tutaj zagrał, oraz za to że sam zrodziłem się w Polsce!

[@jeffgrigsbyjones]

Paderewski's tone is like a chorus of Polish patriots shouting an anthem of independence. It's no wonder that he was riotously popular during his day. He had a charisma like nobody else.

[@phylliselizahb1041]

& he was prime Minister of Poland, too!

[@29008000]

Thrilling. Probably the millionth time he played that piece. 🎉👍

[@baliman555]

Polish fire !!!

[@phylliselizahb1041]

BTW, Paderewski was an amazing Prime Minister, too!

[@user-jx6ig4sm5d]

Miód dla uszu❤❤

[@joelleroy6232]

Magnifique interprétation de la polonaise de CHOPIN. Chapeaux bas Messieurs ! PADEREWSKI était un très Grand Pianiste !

[@DianaKazimiera-]

Monsieur Frédéric Chopin et Monsieur Paderewski... symbolique 🇵🇱 culture, politique et patriotisme 🇵🇱 respecté
🇵🇱🕊️🤝

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Oh, Maestro!

[@gaiusngwa3911]

Pure genius, how can only 2 hands possibly hit all those notes?

[@user-mi4bn5tq5u]

@3:06 the hands of the Master finally revealed

[@anastazjaQ]

Where in USA that concert was and which year?

[@derkvanderveen8938]

I have no idea Asiek X ;)

[@therealtruetwelfth798]

It’s (obviously) not an actual live concert - It’s a scene from a film done in England in 1937

[@29008000]

The maestro pronounces it "Puh-threff-ski"