Chopin Nocturne E minor Op. 72 no. 1 - Analysis: HEARTBREAK and HOPE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Pianist Henrik Kilhamn goes through Chopin's E minor Nocturne, an early work published posthumously. The heartbreaking tragedy in the initial melody turns unexpectedly to hope and reconciliation in sections in major.
0:00 Introduction
0:26 Analysis
11:10 Performance
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Frédéric Chopin: Nocturne in E minor, Op. posth. 72 no. 1 (1827)
📄 Score: Schirmer, 1894, reissue 1934, editor Carl Mikuli, imslp.org
Emoji artwork provided by JoyPixels, joypixels.com - เพลง
Thank you, Edward Snowden. I really like the use of smiley faces on the sheet music. You play superbly and obviously you love Chopin so I can only commend your video, I shall watch some more.
Thank you and welcome to the channel! I just passed 17h of content so that should last a while ;)
I wanted to jump in also and playfully comment on your likeness to Edward Snowden, as well as give compliments on your playing and cute use of emoticons. Innovative :)
lmao, best comment xD
hahahahahahahahahahahaha! excellent
For me is the most beautiful nocturne! Thank you for the explanation! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
The theme is not hope Mr. Snowden, it's more like acceptance. Chopin wrote this piece after his sister died of tuberculosis. The whole piece is tragic & melancholic, the major sections are bittersweet & at the end, there is just the realization that nothing can bring back his sister, & that all he can do is accept that reality & strangely enough, that brings some level of peace. I guess closure might be a better word.
I love your analyses of Chopin's work, it greates so much more depth to the pieces. Also, your performance was one of the better ones I've heard.
Thank you so much :)
Really nice analysis. Nice performance as well. Love it.
Great presentation….even greater playing….Thanks 🙏
Beautiful touching Chopin, Thank you for precise, knowledgeable analysis, Most importantly uploading it to share.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely playing and insightful analysis. Thank you for this gift.
first couple of notes of this piece always instantly change my mood , love the video
Whenever I'm about to embark on a new piece, I always check to see if you've done an analysis on it. Always helps!
I love the annotations on the right side of the video during the main performance. Very helpful for understanding the piece. Thanks!
Chopin is amazing! Always pierces my heart. Thank you for sharing
Wondeful analysis. You have such a wonderful touch with this pieace...
Merci infiniment pour cet enseignement, très clair, juste et ô combien précieux, félicitations pour votre talent, vous interprétez Chopin à merveille
Such a great performance, such a interesting breakdown of this masterpiece. Great channel 👍
this channel is a gem, thank you!
È uno dei notturni di Chopin che amo di più. Grazie
Beatiful performance. Thank you!
Henrik your videos are so so so helpful. Thank you for what you do.
I am new to your channel but you are my ‘go to’ now. You play beautifully and sincerely and your tutorials are so helpful - like talking one pianist to another. I love that you are genuine - not ‘high brow’ in any way. Thankyou.
I too love the emojis 👍🏻🎹
I’m about to learn this piece so this was very helpful. Thank you!
Beautifully played.
Thanks for explaining this beautiful piece of music I have always listened to
😊Wonderful turorial,fine pianist, Mr.Hendrik Kilman and his "Rönisch" beautiful piano!Thanks!
This is great! I love your analyses!🥰🥰🥰
Really really great! Good explanation and incredibly use-full in preparing for my exam. Subscribed
You sir are BRILLIANT
Bästa lärare, utmärkt pianist och lysande talang ♥️💗♥️💗♥️💗👏
Thank you Ana! :)
Sincerely. Thank you for helping people who love. to play Chopin Nocturne . God Bless. Most importantly being so patience , your performance is. marvelous . Learn a lot from. you. Thank you. .
Yeah! Amazing channel, amazing work! Thanks!
THIS IS AMAZING, i dont understand how I have lived without watching your videos until today, great work! Greeting from Mexico! New suscriber
Hello Mexico, welcome to the channel :)
Great work. Thank you
I enjoyed your playing and your analysis! Thanks for posting the video. I'm studying this nocturne now and, at least to me, holding the B while making the trill and the A# right after that has been difficult to manage.
Awesome and fantastic...thank you for that lovely video...
Thank you so much for this video!! I love this peace and I love Chopin 👏❤️
Very acessible analysis... thank you. Subscribed
Brilliant! Bravo!
oh wow! this is fantastic content. I'm a fairly new player (~RCM 5, can play first movement of moonlight sonata), and I'm just starting to move into "real" rep like easier Chopin and Beethoven pieces. Anyway, my point is, I found this channel at just the right time!
Thanks, glad to hear it Joseph! Good luck with your piano playing!
Bravissimo mi ha fatto rivivere il mio esami di diploma di pianoforte,Grazie
Wow amazing, I learned a lot. Thank you!
Even the major episodes are “sad”. One of my favorites! Just worked on the Db nocturne as my newest favorite. Can you discuss this one if you haven’t already? Just gorgeous moments in that piece too! Major to minor sections with a lullaby quality and a sublime finale.
Muito lindo Bela interpretação e Explicação,
Very helpful analysis as I’m learning this piece now but it would be even more helpful if while you are playing the piece in it’s entirety you would show the music so I could follow along note by note, as I live on every note. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the great video! One question, at 5:13, the last bar 8th note on the left hand, is that an error in the sheet music? Should it have been a B rather than a E?
Fantastic!! ❤❤❤❤
nice analysis , thanks :)
Hi Henrik, may I ask, how does the polyrhythm work with this piece? Is this 2 to 3 polyrhythm throughout the piece, or is it 3/4 polyrhythm? Do I align the right and left hand and play both in the same rhythm? Thank so much!
It's mostly 2:3 (one 4:3 and some faster), you lign up the first note together and then the next note together, then play each hand in their right rhythm. 2:3 is best to start to learn, other polyrhythm can come after that. I show a bit about it in a video on Chopin's Fantasie-Impromptu (there it's 4:3 though, but the same principle).
hjälpt så mycket ! tack
Be blessed for your incredible work Henrik.
You made me start piano and discover such lovely pieces.
If I had a music teacher like you when I was a kid ...
Just a question : you treat a lot of "expert pieces", which is great, but not always affordable when you are not a professional. So, do you think, it'd be possible for you, to rank every pieces you treat - let's say from 1 to 10 - to help us. I mean if I see a Bach prelude ranked to 3, or a Chopin's nocturne to 8, it is a lot of information to decide if I can consider to start playing the considered piece.
Anyway great job !
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
Very good analysis - and very nice playing - of this beautiful nocturne.
At 7:39: Any tips on how to combine the quadruplet with the triplet?
Thanks! Hm well it's one of those things that if you practice long enough one day you can do it. It's about the hands becoming autonomous enough. I show a little bit about it in the video on Fantaisie-Impromptu here: th-cam.com/video/DxJjle5MKE8/w-d-xo.html
Also in this particular place, practice first without the trill.
Thank you for the analysis. What a stunning piece. Any plans to do a 'Simple Solutions' version? I'd love to be able to play it! I'm looking forward to more Simple Solutions pieces :)
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, have you done Chopins first ballad?
So perfect…..🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤I love the emojis too…🥺❤️
Wow i’ve never noticed that Bach influence in this nocturne. Great video love to see more Chopin😄
I'm preparing some more Chopin right now for later in the spring!
@@SonataSecrets Can’t wait!!!
U are a legend
Thank you for this beautiful interpretation. It's hard to believe that Chopin was only 17 years old when he composed it, and didn't publish it because he wasn't satisfied with it. It is my favorite of all of the nocturnes.
have you considered covering liszt’s romance in e minor ? it’s a similar and beautiful piece
Thanks for the tip, that's a lovely piece! I might do some Liszt after the summer, and I might consider this actually.
@@SonataSecrets its the only piece I've heard to date that literally contains a reverse tierce de picardie at the end and I'd love to hear your thoughts on that
Interesting! There is one of the Chopin Nocturnes, B major Op 32 no 1 that ends in B minor, kind of a reverse picardy, but in a quite extended way in the coda. (Haven't done a video on that one either unfortunately!)
Poor Fred with a broken heart, sad and lonely.
"The job of C is to make B sad"
At 8:22 (the fourth time, I think it is the third time?)
Great video by the way!! 👌👏👏
Well I count it two times the first section and then two times in the returning section after the section in B major.
You’re just amazing overall and I’m a big fan of yours. Your advice transformed how I play some pieces and the emotion it makes me feel. Really inspiring
Yea baby
might want to change title, says op72 no2 not op72 no1
Thanks, I can't believe I didn't catch it sooner and it's been like that for over a year 😅
no worries, thank you for the interesting analysis
06:48
I must learn this piece once my electric keyboard arrives.
Why was this particular piece not published during Chopin's lifetime?
I don't know. Maybe it was special to him, or that he just didn't like it, which I doubt.
Ah Edward Snowden again , wonderful video thank you very very much
Edward is charming, as well as being smart too.
You know any Stephen Foster?
My analysis: i cri evrytime
Beard
Personally I like this piece very much but I think that the switch to major destroys the whole harmony and tragedy of the piece
Your new name is piano Snowden 😂😂
Very nice.