I love how from this moment 6:39 on, the bass has unexpected F# major chords, building hope, while the right hand still has the F# minor melody. This goes on till the right hand also modulates to F# major at 6:50. Chopin was a genius indeed
its similar to his nocturne op 9 no 2. in that song, the melody is in major key, contrasted by tritones and minor chords in the left hand, which is why it sounds somewhat sad, despite being in major key.
Whoever says it knows nothing about piano itself: this nocturne, as most of the ones Chopin composed, is full of polyrrythm, demands a good techhnic since the left hand is going to play through two octaves each time and the right hand is going to open wide at the end of the second section. There are, therefore, two types of difficulty when it comes to Chopin's nocturnes: hard or very hard. This one takes some years to be understood logically
I'm writing a chopin style nocturne for my a level music composition. Months later, there's two things I've learnt. Firstly, chopin is an incredibly hard composer to imitate, and composing his nocturnes are far harder than it looks. And secondly, it takes far far longer to compose a nocturne than you would think. Chopin said that simplicity was the final achievment, and that's the idea of the nocturne. To create madness, and simplify it so that the purest parts are left. That's why it takes so long, and appears so simple. Its founded on a very complex base.
Lol simple.. nothing about Chopins nocturnes are simple. Just because they’re slow, he does very abstract chords. Beautiful music nevertheless and I love lee ring Chopin pieces
@@Chazza_1201 its quite flattering for you to ask, and I would happily send it to you, but the only problem is that it won't be finished until about may/August 2022, which is when the deadline is for it. But if you reminded me then, I'd be happy to send you the final result. Its not going bad, I've had quite a few ideas; its quite an intense c# minor one.
Chopin is such a genius too bad he dies very early in life he could have done a lot more than this .there was an illustration of the mood when he composed his music , when he is sad , frustrated , angry ,excited and very happy and the notes will tell
if chopin lived longer he would have to be cured of his cystic fibrosis (or TB, whatever disease he had) which would make him a lot happier, which would undoubtebly affect his music. his music would be less emotional and more major key pieces.
This nocturne really shows chopin's subtle genius. Not because its unbelievably good or anything, but just because its slightly more experimental than many of the others. Only these tiny differences can make a piece go from average (such as this), to something magical, such as maybe the nocturne no.1 in c minor.
Hi my name is esma too ! And I also play this bit over and over ♥️ it’s truly a heartbreaking beautiful piece . I wonder what on earth he was going through to write such a melody
This is for rockets: simple meaning when you strike the notes it is that much , you can read properly notes and the melody and meaning is there, the notes isn’t that much that is the beauty and to top them all it is well coordinated with the left hand
I love how from this moment 6:39 on, the bass has unexpected F# major chords, building hope, while the right hand still has the F# minor melody. This goes on till the right hand also modulates to F# major at 6:50. Chopin was a genius indeed
Ofc
its similar to his nocturne op 9 no 2.
in that song, the melody is in major key, contrasted by tritones and minor chords in the left hand, which is why it sounds somewhat sad, despite being in major key.
6:47 Ennio Morricone, Cinema Paradiso??
06:33 the heartbreaking moment.
6:20 too.
I felt that.
Yes.
All what Chopin was doing from 6:00 onwards till 6:33 is to make you feel the resolution so he hits that F# at the bass to resolve it all. F# minor.
I feel heartbroken throughout the whole piece
I like how everyone says this is simple
It’s not *THAT* simple.
Nothing from Chopin is simple
@@johankjr4184 even prelude in e is tricky
Whoever says it knows nothing about piano itself: this nocturne, as most of the ones Chopin composed, is full of polyrrythm, demands a good techhnic since the left hand is going to play through two octaves each time and the right hand is going to open wide at the end of the second section. There are, therefore, two types of difficulty when it comes to Chopin's nocturnes: hard or very hard. This one takes some years to be understood logically
With simply piano, however...
@@AlejandroGonzalez-rw9kt 3 weeks and you can play paganini liszt etudes!
I studied piano for quite sometime , and i personally like this type of music , i will call it personally simple and amazingly beautiful
I'm writing a chopin style nocturne for my a level music composition. Months later, there's two things I've learnt. Firstly, chopin is an incredibly hard composer to imitate, and composing his nocturnes are far harder than it looks. And secondly, it takes far far longer to compose a nocturne than you would think. Chopin said that simplicity was the final achievment, and that's the idea of the nocturne. To create madness, and simplify it so that the purest parts are left. That's why it takes so long, and appears so simple. Its founded on a very complex base.
Lol simple.. nothing about Chopins nocturnes are simple. Just because they’re slow, he does very abstract chords. Beautiful music nevertheless and I love lee ring Chopin pieces
@@aldoringo439 completely agree with this statement
@@aldoringo439 I would like to hear your composition if you wouldn’t mind ?
@@Chazza_1201 its quite flattering for you to ask, and I would happily send it to you, but the only problem is that it won't be finished until about may/August 2022, which is when the deadline is for it. But if you reminded me then, I'd be happy to send you the final result. Its not going bad, I've had quite a few ideas; its quite an intense c# minor one.
Chopin is such a genius too bad he dies very early in life he could have done a lot more than this .there was an illustration of the mood when he composed his music , when he is sad , frustrated , angry ,excited and very happy and the notes will tell
Bro dont spoil it for me
They say the brightest flames burn half as long. Definitely stands with Chopin.
if chopin lived longer he would have to be cured of his cystic fibrosis (or TB, whatever disease he had) which would make him a lot happier, which would undoubtebly affect his music.
his music would be less emotional and more major key pieces.
I am a very big fan of Chopin`s music
Thanks for this
Me too
This piece is the definition of underrated
its loved everywhere
@@sillytu6639 Real
Great job , I can't wait for Op.48 No.1 :)
Grini Ahmed I think he has it up already
Saleh Salem yeah I know , but I mean in the series , also the previous one is kinda too fast and sloppy and I hope the next is better
6:02 That's a sad and unusually long trill.
Chopin solamente con sus nocturnos demuestra que es el mejor compositor y musico de todos los tiempos,hablando siempre del piano.
Simplicity is beauty , amazingly beautiful
This nocturne really shows chopin's subtle genius. Not because its unbelievably good or anything, but just because its slightly more experimental than many of the others. Only these tiny differences can make a piece go from average (such as this), to something magical, such as maybe the nocturne no.1 in c minor.
How is this average? Its revolutional... the whole scale progression at the end...
6:33 tears
1:16 sometimes i play this part only over and over
Hi my name is esma too ! And I also play this bit over and over ♥️ it’s truly a heartbreaking beautiful piece . I wonder what on earth he was going through to write such a melody
Simple and beautiful, thanks for this 💜
My Hearty melted😭❤️
This is for rockets: simple meaning when you strike the notes it is that much , you can read properly notes and the melody and meaning is there, the notes isn’t that much that is the beauty and to top them all it is well coordinated with the left hand
Please do Etude op 25 no 1 of Chopin !
Done in one week thx 🙏
I can't stand it it's so beautiful 😍
reupload but get me pain always...
Love it!
0:20
very very pretty song indeed..
Esta pieza lo tocaste como debería ser! lo tocaste mejor que Rubinstein, en serio
Literalmente no
3:03 5:02
what name of the piano application?
Adolfinho da zueira synthesia
Los nocturnos son bellos
1:44
This piece looks much harder than it is
I love this music
Can you do Friedrich Gulda's "Aria"?
best one
Such a beautiful song. To bad this was abandoned. 12/2/19 7:30pm with Mackenzie
It is as good as no 1, just not as famous
Don’t mind me 1:38
5:15
6:50
Tan hermosa como el N°1
😭❤️
What piece is his opening from?
Chris Fauré op 78
Chris Fauré Sicilienne
@@collinaull1950 that’s in g minor for a start but I see the resemblance as being able to play both :)
This definitely has to be the easiest nocturne.. Well, one of.
I hope.
G minor is easier than this actually.
No this is a hard one becose of polyrithrm all through the pice
Actually it’s not that easy there are easier ones. I would say it’s somewhere in the middle of a nocturne Difficulty Ranking
The easiest is nocturne no 21 (for me)
I’d say c minor nocturne is the easiest one, or C sharp minor.. this one is pretty tricky, along with b flat minor and e minor
PianoReader, if I may make a request... Is there any chance we can see some Star Wars music in your TH-cam repertoire?
Clabus Vile Did I ask you for an inquiry? I don't believe I did.
Ur mum Still here for me
I like the song from the start up until 3minutes...
What about the last 2 minutes
All f#m/gbm sounds like red lmao
Slow , but the melody is there I don’t like rock or fast
now do "Nokturno in f# minor by Ferdo Livadić"
Its a much nicer composition
6:21