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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2024
- Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849):
0:00 Nocturne no.1 - Op.9 no.1: Bb-minor (1830)
5:48 Nocturne no.2 - Op.9 no.2: Eb-major (1830)
10:30 Nocturne no.3 - Op.9 no.3: B-major (1830)
16:50 Nocturne no.4 - Op.15 no.1: F-major (1830 - 1832)
21:13 Nocturne no.5 - Op.15 no.2: F#-major (1830 - 1832)
24:41 Nocturne no.6 - Op.15 no.3: G-minor (1830 - 1832)
29:46 Nocturne no.7 - Op.27 no.1: C#-minor (1835)
35:03 Nocturne no.8 - Op.27 no.2: Db-major (1835)
41:09 Nocturne no.9 - Op.32 no.1: B-major (1837)
45:58 Nocturne no.10 - Op.32 no.2: Ab-major (1837)
50:55 Nocturne no.11 - Op.37 no.1: G-minor (1838 - 1839)
57:19 Nocturne no.12 - Op.37 no.2: G-major (1838 - 1839)
1:03:00 Nocturne no.13 - Op.48 no.1: C-minor (1841)
1:08:44 Nocturne no.14 - Op.48 no.2: F#-minor (1841)
1:14:51 Nocturne no.15 - Op.55 no.1: F-minor (1842 - 1844)
1:20:25 Nocturne no.16 - Op.55 no.2: Eb-major (1842 - 1844)
1:24:56 Nocturne no.17 - Op.62 no.1: B-major (1846)
1:31:57 Nocturne no.18 - Op.62 no.2: E-major (1846)
1:38:25 Nocturne no.19 - Op.72: E-minor (1827)
1:42:55 Nocturne no.20 - Op.posth: C#-minor (1830)
Thierry de Brunhoff, piano (Bechstein)
Recorded in 1973
In 1974, one year after he made this beautiful and poetic recording of the complete Chopin Nocturnes, the French pianist Thierry de Brunhoff (born in 1934, studied with Alfred Cortot and Edwin Fischer) decided to give up his career to retire and become a monk at the Benedictine Abbey Saint-Benoît d'En-Calcat (pictured on the second photograph), where he lives until this day.
www.encalcat.com/
Wonderful footage of the Abbey:
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I am starting back playing now - 78 years young - I had let my grandchildren have my piano but their interests lay elsewhere now. It is such a delight to learn to play again - mistakes and all. It lifts my soul as does this beautiful music! Thank you!
Bravo sir❤
Parabéns!!
Love it!! Never stop!
Felicitaciones!
¡Maravilloso!!!
I had the great honor and privilege of studying with Thierry de Brunhoff when I was a young student in Paris in the mid-1970s. I would go for my lessons on his "pacquebot" near Neuilly-sur-Seine. I AM SO GRATEFUL for those days. Such wonderful memories that sustain me now.... Touched by greatness that is so inspiring.... I am glad that this CD has been uploaded for the World to be touched by Chopin and this great interpreter of that Music.... Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
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What were the best lessons you got from his teachings? Not specifically in piano.
Gracias a usted , Michael Vienes Música, por haber compartido esta hermosa, emotiva y humanista parte de su juventud, de su vida.
En España, hay un refrán que dice :
"Es de bien nacido ser agradecido"
De su texto emana un noble sentimiento de agradecimiento que emociona y " dice mucho de usted ".
I’ll be 64 soon. I plan to by myself a keyboard and try to learn. Think it would be a nice hobby now perhaps. Best, Mark
@@andydogdixon1 I started the guitar at age 70,. and I find it to be a wonderful passtime.
Very sensitive. I like it better than many other more famous pianists now. Limpid. Great touch.
Chopin is my go to when i need peace and joy...i'm still able to play his music at 78 ...
His music will live in our hearts forever..
My Chopin nocturnes interpretation
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Maravilhoso!
I feel the same way!
Shoutout to you Diana :)
I too love playing Chopin at the age of 76. Not what I used to be, but still so enjoyable.
First time I heard Thierry de Brunhoff. He interprets Chopin's music perfectly, as if Chopin is playing through him! Thank You, God, for this pianist..and for Chopin
My father played Chopin into his 80s and inspired our love for him and piano music. RIP Dad.
Sinto muito pelo seu pai.
🥺
Nobody care
May your father Rest In Peace.
Discovering Thierry de Brunhoff is like coming upon a rare and beautiful flower. His soul and the soul of Chopin merge as two streams joining to form a river. His beautiful sounds full of poetry, nobility, eloquence, and passion weave a magical web which one is drawn into and consumed by.
I hope he is aware of the appreciation of so many listeners. I can only say thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Good for him to change career path to work as a monk ...as I don't find Thierry de Brunhoff"s presentation reflected the essentials of these pieces of work.
ему нехватает экспрессии, более ярких синкоп, рваного ритма.
@@mauriciofernandez9425
bmcool
@@MrSarMax doesn’t lack soul
@@selfmadegod8341 How long does it take you to develop your negative comments about talented pianists, or does it just come spontaneously?
Such a treasured gift, coming upon this site by accident today... I am 70 this year, and have worried all my life that I gave up too easily on my piano studies as a teenager, with barriers arising like financial cost and losing the one teacher who seemed able to facilitate my skills from my soul to my fingers...
But I understand my journey now, thanks to Thierry's exquisite and spiritual rendition of the soul of Chopin. This is how I heard Chopin's compositions in my heart, my soul and my mind, but was not able to study and practise for long enough for it to come out through my fingers anywhere like this.
I can understand why Thierry chose to leave the everyday world after these exquisite recordings. And I thank him from the bottom of my heart for making them, and for you putting them out there for us, where his gift belongs, forever at the pinnacle of the physical expression of his heart and soul, Chopin's heart and soul...a treasure, forever.
I now feel free to return to humbly practising my Chopin, with a joyful soul and a light heart...a very special gift, indeed.
Thierry de Brunhoff was and remains the greatest Chopin interpreter of all times. He doesn't bring bold rubatos as all other pianists do. This make him 'swinging'. He never overlooks the dance, always behind the scene with Chopin. For infos, he gave up very soon, in the 80's, being a professional pianist to become a monk. Maybe he's reading our lines right now. I studied the harmony at Paris with Loïc Malié, who was a friend of him.
One day, in the classroom, we were talking about great pianists. Horowitz was about coming to play in Paris. Loïc was quite laudatory about him. He asked me my opinion. I was 20, cheeky and answered :
- I dont like him. At all. He really doesn't know how to play Chopin !
- what ? Horowitz ? Not knowing play Chopin ? But what do you know about piano Laurent ? You're a tiny little presumptuous musician that says anything, Horowitz is the greatest living pianist !
At this point I had some pain not crying. My heart was beating so strong. Loïc Malié had been a Messiaen student. It was one life's shame.
- sorry Sir, but I dont like him...
- but who do you like then ?
- er... I dont know if you know him, he's almost unknown with respect to Horowitz... He's called Thierry de Bruhnoff...
I think I bent the head, ready for another 'slap' (Loïc was a lovely, funny, friendly person, generous, available)
- ah, Laurent, I agree with you Thierry de Brunhoff is Chopin reborn...
Gosh ! The bullet just passed close to me !
Thanks for your history, you've made me even more interested in the history of the piano in the world
Wonderful Thierry!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
отправили зайцеву письмо как мы любим учить наизусть басни
impressive!
and why was he the best chopin interpreter? the answer is that he was one of the genious pianists Alfred Cortot did form. It was Alfred Cortot the uniquz genious piano teacher who formed all that wonderful pianists coming out after the second world war. Cortot also who influenced the moscou conservatory with his lessons of chopin etudes Cortot with his recordings before world war two. Forgotten voluntarily because of his politic engagement. But not forgotten as a genious teacher who influenced all the important pianists after him like Eliane Richepin Clara Haskil Dinu Lipatti even Vladimir Horowitz (who took lecons with him too) and Arthur Rubinstein (who did give lectures in Cortot's School in paris) and the many others I forgot to mention here
I never heard of this pianist but his first notes filled me with a sorrow I had not known I felt. If he did become a monk, I could understand it. He has great sensitivity.
Chopin's the best. The sound seems so familiar. He speaks to something common in us all, I think.
Yes he became a monk. I don't know if he ever played for the human beings again since he leaved the public music scene...
I’m not a knowledgeable listener - but Thierry de Brunhoff’s playing of Chopin feels to me like he strikes a perfect balance, it hits the sweet spot for me - his playing of Chopin is so lovely to listen to!🧡🧡🧡
The perfect note 🎵 and the perfect chord 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎹are in harmony with one's soul.
I am a knowledgeable listener--- and it feels like the same sweet spot to me.
One of my teachers back in 1968 played the piano beautifully. I knew her as Mrs Lynch and she lived in Seaburn, Sunderland. She gave me my love of Chopin. She also was such a kind, encouraging teacher. She died far too young.
You were so fortunate ! Your teacher was a saint for you ! 🙏
To give up your career and all the splendour, that comes with it, to serve your soul, that's what I call humbleness AND grandeur.
I agree!
My Chopin interpretation this nocturnes
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Effhorst.. I would love to hear more of your knowledge in thought's upon Chopin's life. He was a very fascinating musician of history. Just your thought's?
@@lisaweaver986 I must apologize to you, Lisa, for misleading you, but I was referring to Thierry de Brunhoff, not Chopin. Agreeing of course to Chopin being a genius, having died far too young. De Brunhoff became a benedictine monk with fourty. Having been asked, why, he answered: "It seemed to me that if God existed, then you had to dive in and give everything. To give everything was also to give music, since for me it contained everything since childhood. It was my universe, my breathing, my language, communion with others, the gift of self. God seemed to me to be more than all that or rather to contain all that, to be all that at the same time and at the same time, to wait for us to love Him. I believe that this expectation of God was decisive for me." Humbleness and grandeur...
@@effhorst humility. there is no such word as humbleness
@@janefairfax9226 well, thanks! We both won't die stupid, will we?
I have been listening to lots and lots and lots of Chopin, with different pianists, I mean really a lot. But never have I heard such a unique interpretation. So calm, deep, nocturnal I'd say. Perhaps the religious aspect has influenced his musical approach. What a surprise!
I'm also glad that I discovered him here just yesterday. I didn't even know about his existence, but now I'd put him straight to the top-5, because he understands Chopin. All the contemporary pianists I know are all too often just polishing/sugarcoating/perfectioning such music, i.e. reducing it to show-pieces really, often accompanied with facial yoga gymnastics. Thierry doesn't do that, he represents still the good old school of understanding Chopins music how it should be.
Listening to Thierry de Brunhoff's rendition has allowed me to hear and appreciate Chopin's nocturnes like no other pianists have done before. There's beauty and purpose with every phrase, indeed every note, he plays. There's no forced drama by the pianist, but rather the listener is invited into his world or more precisely his heart. This is a gift of music, and through his music, communion with others. In that sense, listening to Brunhoff for me is more than a musical experience; it's also a spiritual one.
beautiful comment!
To joncaju : You’re so right ! This interpretation is a gift from heaven. I heard practically all the « greatest pianists » of the 20th S. and I think exactly like you, ans I can’t add any word to yours, apart multiply them by a so huge number that it’s impossible to recall it. Thank you for your beautiful words, but I have to leave you to hear again these so beautiful notes !
You are right, I have read few minutes ago, he abandoned public life in 1974 and is a Benedictine Monk, God needs him!
@@aliciaracchini3424 how beautiful!
I believe he is the nephew (?) of the creator of Babar - Jean de Brunhoff.
I had never heard a pianist playing Chopin's poetry until I listened to de Brunhoff!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
Аминь аминь
Шалом пусть охраняет сердце ваше воХристе иШалом
His interpretation moves me in a way I've only experienced when I heard Chopin for the first time as a child. No pianist has done this since.
I believe in you (from Brazil)
He is unique!
Sublime
I don’t think he would care if he was playing for one person or a thousand. Or no one at all. He’s in his own world. The nuance. Elegantly beautiful. Thank you for posting.
Well said.
That's exactly what I was thinking. It's gorgeous and everything else does just not exist.
Agree, well said
Chopin is the own world!
I think that is his privacy. Let’s allow him his space.
Thanks God for people like you uploading this kind of magic ❤️
Suoer!!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely beautiful to hear the nocturnes played, one after the other, by such an outstanding pianist.Thankyou more than I can say.
He plays with every fibre of his being. Leaves me breathless. Speechless
Had the same exact impression. Is like to be in a state of meditation.
Agree
While listening to Chopin, I close my eyes and try to imagine how his hands play. But at times I can almost visualize a third hand!
It pass.
Pure magic in these terbulant times of mass hysteria and delusionment.
2/8/2021 so happy to have found this post. my mother was a concert pianist and Chopin was one of her real favorites. she would practice late into the night and as a child i would fall asleep to these nocturnes. thank you.
What a beautiful memory...
Прекрасная,тонкая передача музыки
You are so lucky to have had that wonderful memory as a child...
I am now 78 and still play Chopin he has given me so much joy throughout my life..
My Chopin interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
One of the many things I find so fascinating about Chopin is that was unafraid of the "unusual" key signatures, proving (as if it needed proof) that beautiful music can be composed in g# minor or D-flat, or just plain old simple C...
An unexpected meeting with this talented musician tonight took my soul for a ride in space and time. I have put aside what l was doing to listen to the gorgeous tunes coming from the sensitive fingers on the keyboard..amazing experience..thank you for the download.
So innocent and childlike an approach….simple and yet so sophisticated. This is truly enigmatic playing.
Wonderful, I hear him for the first time in my life, oh what a pitty! He plays with his whole soul and his whole heard. I think, Chopin would love his interpretation. For me the best Chopin Interpret ever. Thank you for that wonderful minutes.
In 1974, he retired as a monk to the En-Calcat abbey, France and became a Benedictin Monk, brother Thierry Jean
@@francinesicard464 Quelle histoire!
@@francinesicard464 Je viens de lire que ses parents ont créé Babar :)
@@francinesicard464 What a wonderful thing to do.
I agree. His interpretation is so soft and characteristic. Much gets revealed from his soul and belief, how he sees the world it should be like. I continuously return back to this video. That is a piece of … and can just not complete this sentence. Is there any word for that?
Прекраснейшее, прелестное, вдумчивое, нежное , чистое , до глубины души.
Brunhoff brings out the ''other worldliness' of Chopin in this beautiful dreamlike recording. Such clarity!
From music to meditation... it makes a lot of sense. This man knows.
Oui, c'est sans conteste la meilleure version des nocturnes de Chopin, parfaitement poétique et nocturne, sans jamais la moindre concession au "brillant" et au faire valoir.
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"Piano is Chopin. He was the one who best understood the possibilities of singing and the sound universe of the piano", said Thierry de Brunhoff
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thierry_de_Brunhoff)
did he really said that?
source..
So much tenderness in this piano-playing.Admirable pianist!!
Fantastic pianist!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
You couldn’t describe it better…just one word: tenderness. It really takes to a dreamy stage…
Quelle merveille!
Un très grand merci de m'avoir donné cette chance d'apprécier une si belle interprétation, si touchante.
Il est presque 3 heures du matin et je n'arrive pas à m'en détacher.
Chaque note inspire la paix !
What a gift to accidentally discover this incomparable musician! I'm wrapped in lovely vibrations of this music.
Elégance très française par un jeu jamais outrancier et sans l'aspect métronomique de son maître Cortot .Thierry de Brunhoff joue ou plutôt incarne Chopin avec ce je ne sais quoi d'âme venue de là-bas , du temps, de l'espace, du divin . C'est tout bonnement UNIQUE et vous envoûte de bout en bout comme un long voyage d'où l'on ne revient pas indemne .
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?” ----- Tennessee Williams.
Ist vollkommen recht!
Everyday...
the present moment has never passed
@@kaijumedia8566 True, but not for our perception...
@@knigoboz ,
Toucher limpide et non moins profond, on sent dans chaque note le feu intérieur qui nourri cette interprétation. Sans doute la plus belle parmi toutes celles que je lui connais.
Quelle version merveilleuse... le toucher et le piano, une symbiose unique. Merci de garder ce trésor.
Thierry de Brunhoff transporte avec lui chaque auditeur. Il joue merveilleusement avec énormément de sensibilité. C'est vraiment touchant. MERCI.
Как много прекрасного у нас на земле !Вот это,разве не чудо?! Слушаешь...и всё, всё уходит на задний план ,в тень...Только ты...и эти звуки...Погружаешься и растворяешься в них...Пусть музыка умиротворяет ,успокаивает, будит любовь и тепло в душе,очищает и лечит...
В самом деле! Всё так: не будь на земле такой музыки и она (земля) была бы совсем другой.
А музыка эта, как и настоящая поэзия - это Дар Божий!
Потому что Бог есть Любовь!
@@DedushkaAltsgeymer Смерку к низу Я слушаю музыку, подводит меня к концу дня.
Смеркается .. Я слушаю музыку .. день завершается ..
Bela sabedoria! Obrigada
He plays with so much feeling. Beautiful.
Chopin..king of piano.
Brought peace and pain relief to entire re- hab facility Malaei adumah Israel.
⚘Thank you
Thank you for beeing able to listen to Chopin' s nocturnes interpreted by Thierry de Brunhoff .
It is very touching !
The best !
Music is the one thing that is constant
Так пристрасно і так елегантно - чому я не чув раніше цього Thierry de Brunhoff👏👏👏👏👏
Просто плачу від щастя - непоганий, такий початок нового року❤
Exquisite interpretation. Like a butterfly gently dancing on a rose.
Perfect music to languish the day after having received the second of two Covid-19 immunizations, having taken to bed when the body aches struck. Time to rest. Time to ponder. Time to remember. The earliest recollection of hearing Chopin as a child was of a high school age Roberta Borden in Bolivar County, Mississippi, deftly performing in a piano class a run-through of Chopin's Polonaise. Upon hearing she had opened these eyes and ears to the classics that have been a part of my life, music i cannot imagine being without. Mr. de Brunhoff, thank you for reminding one there is such beauty in this world indeed.
Betoven
Your advise for avoiding the ads is greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing.
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
Bravo Mr. Thierry de Burnhoff . Bravo. You are a great pianist. Good luck.
I’d forgotten how lovely Chopin is. Number 20 is especially, for me at least, one of my favourites. Thank you.
😊👏🏻👏🏻🎹🎼🎶🎶🎶! My favourite is Opus 9 No 3, and his final sequence! This is I like the most, beautiful Song from the Romantism by Chopin☀️🎹
Спасибо за прекрасное исполнение!С удовольствием познакомилась с ещё одним талантом.
@@MrRjcosta X2
@@MrRjcosta equally.
😇
Его музыка дышит вдохновением, любовью и жизнью
Будто сами ангелы играют его руками.
Спасибо за шикарную подборку
Я буду возвращаться сюда снова и снова🙂
Неудивительно, что он стал монахом.
@@onosaitumau3951 Он не стал монахом
@@onosaitumau3951 quién se hizo monje?!
@@dziennikarzsledczy8505 quién no se hizo monje?!
Хуйня какая то
Where does the music go when the composer leaves us with only the notes on paper...takes musician with soul to pour themselves into the markings and bring heart of composer to life. I am only a listener! But..grateful for the life they give us.
Play on!!!
It is the best version of playing Chopin's works I've ever heard!
Thank you! Am speechless....A pure beauty!
Wow he embodies chopin in perfection!
жмот бун накопил 379 тыс. евросов, хочет передать своим детям на остров аэгна
Absolutely magnificent. My mother used to play Chopin. She also taught piano. I was fortunate to grow up hearing this music filling up our house.
Wow You're So lucky to have that playing live in your home , I'd give anything to learn his music .
@@guyrivers1143 Thank you so much, Guy. I am very blessed. There is a wonderful Piano Teacher on TH-cam. His name is Paul Barton. You may be drawn to check him out. He plays beautifully and teaches too :)
good mother..
@@CMeaganMichael thank you Megan cool liston xoxo
I agree!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
В высшей степени превосходная музыка и нежнейшее исполнение. Спасибо за любимого Шопена!
Ингилина... какое красивое имя
ლამაზი Chopin
@@irinaakopov3275 Как сказал Ширвиндт= В иронии судьбы =И-главное ,редкое...🥰😍🤩
All this music and how he plays is just wonderful. No way to escape, one must sit down, listen, embrace and believe. And feel gratitude to have another unforgettable piece of human being.
Thierry is the youngest son of Jean and Cécile de Brunhoff, creators of Babar, King of the Elephants. Cécile was also a classically trained pianist. What a fascinating household that must have been.
I loved Babar when I was a little girl . Thank you for sharing this with us !
Listen to Arthur Rubinstein playing Chopin. I wonder if this current playing is a bit “syrupy”…
Its so wonderful to learn that ( Babar and all is family 😍)..... This interprétation of " nocturnes de Chopin" is really hypnotic , romantic ...love it 🙏🌹 Thierry de brunhoff
I think this wonderful piece is played by Thierry the youngest son
Really? I used to love Babar and was mocked for this, now it's my revenge! how clever kid was I
Nocturnes are my favorites of Chopin ! Very Good interpretation ! Merci ! 💙🎼💙🙏❤️
My personal interpretation this Chopin Nocturnes
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Me sinto em transcendência ouvindo Noturnos de Chopin com Thierry Brunhoff e lendo as mensagens de tantos fãs me sinto conectada a todos como estivéssemos em um teatro.
Simply beautiful
I agree!
My personal interpretation this nocturnes
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
Nothing compares to classical music...perfection.
Para mi nadie como Brunholf para interpretar a Chopin, se desprendió de todo ego, soltó su deseo de brillar y tocó como el maestro escribió sus nocturnos. Si Chopin escuchase este disco, estoy segura que se sentiría honrado profundamente. Una maravilla y que, creo, sólo en TH-cam está.
Замечательное исполнение, тонкое, проникновенное. Спасибо огромное за прекрасную музыку!
...ВСЕ Ноктюрны в его исполнении и Прекрасны и....однообразны одновременно,к сожалению.... Но...."недостатки--это продолжение достоинств".....
@@zinam5795
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@@zinam5795 Здесь несколько исполнителей
Прекрасно, но рекламы в середине произведений быть не должно!
@@user-no4ty7xz7i, Поставьте блокировщик рекламы
No words to describe this rendition of Chopin’s Nocturnes. Sooooooo beautiful!!
Thank you so much Pianopera for this marvellous pianist Mr. De Brunhoff, its really a revelation..!
This is real "authentic sound"- so wonedrful, naturally phrased, heart-touching sond- Chopin live....
This is it. The best interpretation of Nocturne Op 9 No 2 for me.
я особо не слушаю пианистов но этот человек покорил мое сердце и душу
These pieces and his playing are sublime.
Well stated @April K, simple, substantial, sublime, serene, and sustaining, this is a fine interpretation of Chopin's work all around from start to finish.
Magnifique de délicatesse, merci :)
J'étais élève de Mme Dominique de Brunhoff, professeur de philo et cela reste un merveilleux souvenir. Babar et Célestine aussi !!
Babar, mme Suzanne de Brunhoff ( CNRS, La monnaie chez Marx ... ) et maintenant ce Thierry: l'humanité remercie a les Brunhoff.
I didn't know who Chopin was until I start listening to Jazz and then Classical. I can listen to Poison, Tupac and then Chopin and appreciate all music. I like different languages in music also. Like Jazz in French is so natural. It was Thelonious Monk, Bill Evans and Ahmad Jamal who led me to Chopin, Beethoven and Mozart. Warren Zevon "Werewolves of London". PERFECT!
So beautiful!
So glad you are open to new music. Try a little opera. Puccini is a good place to start.
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@@marymunro1142 :Thank You! I know Puccini. I hear his music on various Public stations like WFMT, WCRB and a great Sunday Morning station out of Chattanooga, TN. WSMC I was actually listening to opera yesterday. A_O Classical-Opera on iTunes internet radio.
I've also had " Pink Floyd" in my head for the last 3 days. Don't know why. Maybe a lot of songs. from "The Wall" go with the place I work so well. Ha! Ha!
Sextus, TH-cam Nessum Dorme choir flash mob. Fabulous! I always have a playlist going on in my head. I wake u to music in my head and then I have to play it or it becomes an earworm. Like the time I had Ella Fitzgerald singing “How strange the change from major to minor” and that was it. It took me all day to find out that the song was “Every Time We Say Goodbye”. Written by of course Cole Porter.
Used these in physical therapy sessions. All went better for seniors, gave life! For all , gives life, hope, harmonized world!
Mulțumesc pentru această postare muzicală !Te îndeamnă la meditație și relaxare !Este o compoziție complexă și frumoasă !Sănătate !
this man really take chopin where it should be, been looking for my favorite rendition of nocturnes and i think i finally found someone who really plays the length in a sensual and individualistic way, keeping his tones always in focus with pace and a sense of urgency when the music tells you to. Big fan
Músicas eternas, inesquecíveis. 11:05 sábado 02/04/2022 Guadalajara Porto Alegre RS Brasil
These are astonishing performances of Chopin’s Nocturnes, performed with the subtle discernment that Chopin preferred. The dynamics, tone, quality, subtlety, modesty, close reading of the score but very sophisticated (as opposed to academic). These are the ever elusive perfections one who plays Chopin is always searching for. I’m fascinated by his tone - just incredible. Chopin said that in the end it’s playing the music with a simplicity of style - whereby all the great many notes are synthesized into a calm, tasteful style,, with proper legato, no banging and no vulgar flourishes or excessive adornments. Thierry de Brunhoff was so brilliant.
I totally agree. I wonder if you would be able to provide the source which contains the exact Chopin quote in which he describes how music should be played.
Interestingly, a well-respected music critic of the early 19th century expressed much the same sentiment when he complained that "the vanity of virtuosity" was ruining the way in Mozart's music was being played publicly.
Totally agree! He’s the best for me, he’s inside the music, Chopin would have loved him!
et très français, dans la sens de la pudique respectée, de laisser la musique elle-même fleurir...
@@excelsior999 "Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art."
This is one version of this quote. There are several translations of the same sentiment. If you Google Chopin ‘s quotes you will find many interesting ones.
There are a few excellent biographies of Chopin. Generally a version of this remark or a quote is included in order to distill Chopin ethos/sensibilities. I can’t think of the titles or authors off the top of my head but I’ll edit this comment when I have access to my bookshelves. You can also read Chopin’s letters that he wrote throughout his life, even as a teenager. As I say he despised banging, heavy-handing playing of his music. In his letters you can read his direct assessment of many of his contemporaries. He had a biting sense of humor and was quite a mimic. He had little patience for people (musicians) with bad taste or a lack refinement.
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Grazie per questa splendida raccolta. Permette a tutti di godere della musica che tocca il cuore. Grazie ancora
From pianist to monk : this is the peak/flowering of life.
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Yes. Those lucky monks who surely get the blessing of hearing him play.
@@GladysAlicea They don't sit around listening to piano music. Sorry to break the news.
One of the interpretations who can touch my soul..
Chopin is such a comfort. Beautifully played by Mr. de Brunhoff.
Thank you for sharing the profound music and information. I found that Chopin ended his life at the age of 39, and that Thierry de Brunhoff left the musical stage at the same age he finished recording his Nocturne, feeling the shortness and density of 39 years. I can't help but feel that his last music is quietly telling us that the end is never a sad thing.
Chopin did not 'end his life'. He died of TB
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I don't disagree with your opinion that it is correct to say that Chopin did not end his life, but died of tuberculosis.
my main point was that Therry de Brunhoff made his last recording at the age of 39 to match the age at which God called Chopin to die.I am sure Thierry de Brunhoff felt strongly about eternity and one day, and I think it is not only the excellence of the piano playing that moves us living under the pandemic of 21st century, but also the sense of eternity and one day.
about “to end up”discussion, I read Mr.Brunhoff’s comment somewhere on the internet, direct word or indirect one, I don’t remember, but the meaning of his saying was like this; I make a stop to give back all I've been given from God during past, this is the time. *Mr.Brunhoff’s grandfather, Jean also died of tuberculosis at 39.
correction: Jean died much more young at 37.
Never heard the Nocturnes from front to back and damn this is amazing. Very grateful for this upload!
yep, im too
C’est un grand jour pour l’artiste et pianiste phénoménale M. CHOPIN. 🎼🎵🎹
Su desprendimiento absoluto de cualquier vanidad; 'diciendo' únicamente lo esencial, me ha conmovido profundamente. Grandioso pianista-poeta.
Yo siento lo mismo. Es bella musica.
No todo el mundo sabe expresar con palabras lo que escucha. Y además es verdad. Nula vanidad. Le felicito, amigo.
@@batecado250400 "Salido del corazón; que vaya al corazón." (Beethoven)
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И жизнь, и слёзы, и любовь ... Всё в музыке Шопена. Словами не выразить...
Best Chopin renditions I've ever heard. Wow! Thierry de Brunhoff your playing is exquisite!
Let's not also forget to honourably mention the amazing quality of this piano's sound. Its singing tone is indescribably beautiful. I'm in love.
Stressful, hectic day today and this is just what I need right now
Attracted by the very beginning of the first bar, so tender
Balm to the soul! Such a sensitive interpretation he brings.
Chopin to cudowne dzieło Boga. Mój ulubiony kompozytor.
Słowiańska dusza
what delicacy of tone & phrasing! What a pleasure & so beautifully expressed with great sensitivity reminiscent of another age the arts flourished
because people took time to appreciate & listen...
Musique du ciel et si merveilleusement jouée. Thierry de Brunhoff est absolument merveilleux et son interprétation des Intégrales de Chopin est fabuleuse.
Thank you for this magic upload.
My Chopin nocturnes interpretation
th-cam.com/video/zhsdhpZUlHw/w-d-xo.html
так и нассали, дай зайцев ещо 5 басен выучить за один хуев вечер, а то нам нечего делать, семечи щолкаем на залавочке, как дедки
Прекрасна, чарівна музика. І безсмертна.
I was watching a vid from Public Image Limited, then this randomly came up... gorgeous!
Chopin is so charming, leaves me breathless and speechless... It is pure magic!!!!
This is so perfect. I've never played Chopin's Nocturnes, but so many contemporary recordings are played somewhat haltingly, that I think perhaps there's an idea out there, that this is 'how' one is 'supposed to play Chopin - clumsily and fumbling. Listening to M. de Brunhoff play Chopin, it feels like finally being able to breathe deeply of sweet air - and it also leaves me feeling a little breathless and lightheaded - as one must feel in the presence of something so divine.
Merci beaucoup ! 💐
A performance that reflects the inside most beautifully ever i heard..
Chopin, magnifico, me emociona..