Your little commentary makes your performances to entertaining to watch on top of being enjoyable to listen to! Makes me appreciate this piece even more ^^
When you said we would recognize the piece, I thought, “Hah, you overestimate me,” but when you started playing it became, “guess I underestimated myself…”
@@originalstarwalker21 around 1-2 years if you want to go through the ladder. This was my 5th piece ever on piano. Played it perfectly within 4 months of piano.
@@sean3587 Do you know how much musicality goes into playing something like this even near to perfect? It is an incredible amount, and you sure as hell cannot develop such musicality in 5 pieces, and 4 months.
@@originalstarwalker21 I've been playing the piano for years now and performed the piece for a teacher with a PhD, and 30 years of experience in piano. I scored a 10. You're overthinking the difficulty of this piece. Tempo and piano dynamics aren't that difficult to follow. It took me 4 months to play the piece in excellence. I don't want to be impolite, but are you above 30? I was 16 when I learned this piece. As you age, learning music becomes difficult. It Sure as hell IS POSSIBLE to develop such "musicality."
As a fellow pianist around the same age, I really appreciate you humor coupled with genuine artistry. Your channel is kind of like two set violin/ ray Chen’s comedy channel. Keep up the good work! 😁
my dad used to play this song all of the time when i was little. he still plays, but not often. i loved hearing this song again :) brought a nice feeling of comfort and nostalgia
So pleased to have just discovered your channel 😊 as you are such a talented pianist. I enjoy your comments and love seeing the score at the top of the screen as you play; it provides so much to listen to and think about when watching these performances (and they definitely will be inspiring us to learn new pieces ourselves...so thank you 💜)
You are an excellent pianist. I love watching your videos, your little comments make the video so much better. I don't play a lot of classical music, but this past fall I got a new piano teacher when I left for college and he is making me learn this piece, and man this piece is kicking my butt. Any advice on learning this piece it is mainly the left hand for me the jumps and awkward chords Chopin likes to add.
That "plop" at the end makes it!!! Greetings from Holland. Love the way you're playing. (i myself play piano for 40 years now almost, but not as good as you)
this is so nostalgic to me. when I was younger, I was trained professionally for russian style ballet(I was maybe, idk. 8? 9? I'm almost 21 now), and sadly I can't dance anymore because of muscle issues. my old ballet teacher used to play this and a bunch of other Chopin Nocturnes and Waltzes for warm ups, and hearing this being played so beautifully just really brought back memories and actually made me cry a little. I'm a fairly good pianist now, but I want to learn Chopin's Nocturnes and Etudes in Order, and I have no doubt that I'll cry when learning this piece, but it'll be worth it ^_^
Other people probably heard of this piece from the Internet or shows or commercials or anything I first knew this piece because it was the demo sound on my electric keyboard
Hi Will 👋 Have you tried giving the left hand chords voicing before? Each note from the chord has its own melody, and it's good practice to make the piece colorful It's also good for hand independency and polyphonic texture practice
Finally, you've opened the door wide open and discovered what makes these dudes (Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, etc) masters. Just add a lot of repeated notes at different speeds to produce magical tunes. Who would have thought?!
fun fact: chopins "twisty turning" of the music in the first repeat of the first melody is actually a form of varitation. basically chopin took the lazy way out and did the variation using trills and such
This is the closest to how I play this piece too. But I can never play it error-free while recording. I choke when on camera. I do great when nobody's watching, then choke when recording. Then I hurry it up to get to the end before I make a mistake. Lol. Good job man. It's hard to slow down smoothly from the trill near the end. You did it with flourish.
You are so great, I love your interpretation and style all the way around!!! But please get that beautiful Shigeru tuned up especially the D6, Db6 area!
By the way, I *really* appreciate the sound and voicing colors of that piano (in your home???) Yes, it has its moments of sounding like a console with its high treble range just a tad tinny at times, but minimally, esp. given the room acoustics you deal with. My own preference would be to hear you play this on a large Steinway. Sighs. One can't have it all, all the time!
Бах и Бетховен убили мое желание в детстве заниматься музыкой, Шопен их это желание вернул в 30. Спасибо, я смотрю ваши видео и ради лучшего чтения нотного текста) надеюсь на автоперевод☺️👌
I once practoced the first Page bcs im rarely allowed to copyright something and I mostly practice from the notes from musescore I THEN asked my piano teacher if we could practice THIS piece and she said that the left Hand is very hard because of the hatd jumps and so on(which is true) But I then slowed her and she was shocked that I played the first Page without any mistakes So it is one of the piece that was revolutionary for me because I impressed my piano teacher
So I recently played this in front of a dozen or so other musicians in my band as there happened to be a piano where we were taking a tour around and I cracked under the pressure and forgot all the left hand parts 😃. Still doesn't reduce my love for the piece, even if it does bring back a slight discomfort and wish for another chance.
i know the original piece is intended to be played a bit walze-like, and dunno why or where i've heard it in this other way, but i actually like when it's played a bit slower and melancholic
That's a grand piano it seems, they're usually pretty expensive, but they're worth every penny. I'd recommend one from Yamaha, if you want a bright tone. And I'd recommend one from Kawai if you want a warmer tone.
I have a baby grand from K Kawai, I absolutely love it, in the lowest octave the fidelity drops a bit because it’s less space, but they’re way cheaper than grands haha
How long did it take you to learn this piece? I’ve been learning it for one month now and I only have measures 18 - 37 done. I started on last measure then go forward. You play very well. ❤
unfortunately, very few pianists other than Rubenstein really play the notes marked CON FORZA with the volume and passion that Chopin apparently intended. When they do, it is the most dramatic measure of the piece. Try it.
No offense, but why do the treble notes sound so hollow and echo so much? Tuning? Voicing? Or just an effect of the recording on a phone? The performance was very nice. Very sweet interpretation. Liked it a lot.
I’m not reading anything :) if you wait to the end for the music to disappear you can see the piano is closed haha one afternoon to memorise and one afternoon to try to get nice takes
@@WillsKeyboardSink What! You memorized this in an afternoon?! Wow I wish I had your skills. Unfortunately I'm old and literally can't memorize two lines anymore.😭 Love your beautifully expressive and really lovely playing!
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yo yo yo this is now on spotify!!! open.spotify.com/album/53tQQsX2EiFYfRSUYkUIg4 :)))
THANK YOU
Your little commentary makes your performances to entertaining to watch on top of being enjoyable to listen to! Makes me appreciate this piece even more ^^
Definitely the commentary is a draw! 👍🏻
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When you said we would recognize the piece, I thought, “Hah, you overestimate me,” but when you started playing it became, “guess I underestimated myself…”
This is a great take of this piece. Without focus it’s easy to make it sound lackluster or repetitive, but you nailed it. Good job!
It's always a real pleasure to hear such a beautiful piece ^^
Day 3 of letting you know you play like a master.
day 3 of me thanking u for the support ☺️
@@WillsKeyboardSink day 3 of me wondering how long I'll take me to be able to even try this piece
@@originalstarwalker21 around 1-2 years if you want to go through the ladder. This was my 5th piece ever on piano. Played it perfectly within 4 months of piano.
@@sean3587 Do you know how much musicality goes into playing something like this even near to perfect?
It is an incredible amount, and you sure as hell cannot develop such musicality in 5 pieces, and 4 months.
@@originalstarwalker21 I've been playing the piano for years now and performed the piece for a teacher with a PhD, and 30 years of experience in piano. I scored a 10. You're overthinking the difficulty of this piece. Tempo and piano dynamics aren't that difficult to follow. It took me 4 months to play the piece in excellence. I don't want to be impolite, but are you above 30? I was 16 when I learned this piece. As you age, learning music becomes difficult. It Sure as hell IS POSSIBLE to develop such "musicality."
Finally someone who plays this piece with some rubato and not robot-like pacing. Great job!
As a fellow pianist around the same age, I really appreciate you humor coupled with genuine artistry. Your channel is kind of like two set violin/ ray Chen’s comedy channel.
Keep up the good work! 😁
my dad used to play this song all of the time when i was little. he still plays, but not often. i loved hearing this song again :) brought a nice feeling of comfort and nostalgia
No one's talking about that perfect Cadenza? Jeez I got goosebumps when I heard it. Astonishing!
I love this piece so much....
listened to this piece in my hardest times, cried over it, has a really special place in my heart
This creation is full of yearning and love. And the ending is perfect.
…oh my dear… I absolutely adore listening to you play the piano ✌️🔥❤️ so much love & respect
This music piece is like seasonal like I get Christmas/thanksgiving vibes from this song
these videos are really comforting to hear and watch :D thank you!!
So pleased to have just discovered your channel 😊 as you are such a talented pianist. I enjoy your comments and love seeing the score at the top of the screen as you play; it provides so much to listen to and think about when watching these performances (and they definitely will be inspiring us to learn new pieces ourselves...so thank you 💜)
One of the most beautiful interpretation I've ever heard. I love this video and Dmitry Shiskin's performance.
Played beautifully: one of my favourite pieces of music.
I believe this is chopins most famous nocturne
Of the Chopin nocturnes, this is the most popular one
This song might just be what I need to buss.
Just beautiful.. nothing else to be said… thank you so much
So beautiful. Awesome commentary and playing. Thank you 🙏
Beautiful! Thanks so much.
I really like your commentaries! and your interpretation c:
Probably the most beautiful nocturne I’ve heard
The first Chopin piece I ever fell in love with and you played it so beautifully. Thank you.
I love how much effort you put into the commentary...
My favorite and btw, his most beautiful of all the Nocturnes. Thanx for showing us 'why'! ❤
great as always, the subtitles add a little extra that I love
this was actually really great insight!!
this was recommended to me and dang u are good, keep going!
Wonderful Will!!
You are an excellent pianist. I love watching your videos, your little comments make the video so much better.
I don't play a lot of classical music, but this past fall I got a new piano teacher when I left for college and he is making me learn this piece, and man this piece is kicking my butt. Any advice on learning this piece it is mainly the left hand for me the jumps and awkward chords Chopin likes to add.
Beautifully played Mr 👌
I love your playing nice work bro
Very nice! 👏
This is the Ambatukam theme song!
That "plop" at the end makes it!!! Greetings from Holland. Love the way you're playing. (i myself play piano for 40 years now almost, but not as good as you)
Wonderful…..❤
this is so nostalgic to me. when I was younger, I was trained professionally for russian style ballet(I was maybe, idk. 8? 9? I'm almost 21 now), and sadly I can't dance anymore because of muscle issues. my old ballet teacher used to play this and a bunch of other Chopin Nocturnes and Waltzes for warm ups, and hearing this being played so beautifully just really brought back memories and actually made me cry a little.
I'm a fairly good pianist now, but I want to learn Chopin's Nocturnes and Etudes in Order, and I have no doubt that I'll cry when learning this piece, but it'll be worth it ^_^
Other people probably heard of this piece from the Internet or shows or commercials or anything
I first knew this piece because it was the demo sound on my electric keyboard
Hi Will 👋
Have you tried giving the left hand chords voicing before? Each note from the chord has its own melody, and it's good practice to make the piece colorful
It's also good for hand independency and polyphonic texture practice
i've found that for a lot of chopin pieces, if you play the left hand alone its almost as good as both hands together
@@hoogreen yes omg try playing the left hand of his nocturne op.62 no.1, literally so melodic
you produce very high quality content
Excellent!
ALL of Chopin’s music makes me happy😂 but i especially love Nocturne 20 in Csharp minor when its on violin……………and this one of course too❤
The magic part feels like I'm dancing with a beautiful girl. And that make mi chill. I'm a fan from Indonesia BTW!
mantap gan
Mengkeren anjay
Jkt hadir
I love this channel
Pls come up with more bigger pieces like Moonlight Sonata mvt3, la campanella, hr2 etc
Very nice! I like it!
Fantastic
I don't know how any other normal people know this one but...
I know this because..
I am the *OG Piano tile player*
Yoko definitely voted for it in Ye Olde most fiery musick for thine ears
Dziękuję i pozdrawiam.
You inspired me to play piano thank you.
Ah! I love this piece... it stirs up emotion.
Fine feel.
Finally, you've opened the door wide open and discovered what makes these dudes (Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, etc) masters. Just add a lot of repeated notes at different speeds to produce magical tunes. Who would have thought?!
Gives me goosebumps while in the climax i guess hes just good
I wanted to applaud.
fun fact: chopins "twisty turning" of the music in the first repeat of the first melody is actually a form of varitation. basically chopin took the lazy way out and did the variation using trills and such
tysm for uploading this sounds veri nais :)
This is the closest to how I play this piece too. But I can never play it error-free while recording. I choke when on camera. I do great when nobody's watching, then choke when recording. Then I hurry it up to get to the end before I make a mistake. Lol. Good job man. It's hard to slow down smoothly from the trill near the end. You did it with flourish.
You are so great, I love your interpretation and style all the way around!!! But please get that beautiful Shigeru tuned up especially the D6, Db6 area!
Will you please play Liebestraum no 3? You played Moonlight Sonata and Fantaisie Impromptu so beautifully, I like the three of them the most
he did!! its awesome
U should have 1 million subscribers by now
By the way, I *really* appreciate the sound and voicing colors of that piano (in your home???) Yes, it has its moments of sounding like a console with its high treble range just a tad tinny at times, but minimally, esp. given the room acoustics you deal with. My own preference would be to hear you play this on a large Steinway. Sighs. One can't have it all, all the time!
bravo
sho pretty🥺🥺🥺💗💗💗💗
Can you play Chopin Waltz Op 64 No 1 or the Minute waltz please? Your performances are very good and emotional :)
i did not recognize this piece instantly it took like a second to recognize it
WTF HI CJ
hi wu
Are you guys like school mates or something
I fell asleep watching TH-cam and woke up presently surprised
Where do you Find the sheet music you use in your videos (btw you are awesome!)
Бах и Бетховен убили мое желание в детстве заниматься музыкой, Шопен их это желание вернул в 30. Спасибо, я смотрю ваши видео и ради лучшего чтения нотного текста) надеюсь на автоперевод☺️👌
This dude is like, cool.
ur cool too man
I once practoced the first Page bcs im rarely allowed to copyright something and I mostly practice from the notes from musescore
I THEN asked my piano teacher if we could practice THIS piece and she said that the left Hand is very hard because of the hatd jumps and so on(which is true)
But I then slowed her and she was shocked that I played the first Page without any mistakes
So it is one of the piece that was revolutionary for me because I impressed my piano teacher
I was learning this and what he played was the real one and I've been playing a cheep nock off version of it
So I recently played this in front of a dozen or so other musicians in my band as there happened to be a piano where we were taking a tour around and I cracked under the pressure and forgot all the left hand parts 😃. Still doesn't reduce my love for the piece, even if it does bring back a slight discomfort and wish for another chance.
Teach me Sensei!!
ambatunat ohh ambatunat ohhh ohh ohhhhh
starting at 1:50 and then when it reached 1:54 , hoooooooo ma gawd. that felt goooooog
i know the original piece is intended to be played a bit walze-like, and dunno why or where i've heard it in this other way, but i actually like when it's played a bit slower and melancholic
What piano do you have? I’ve been looking for an acoustic piano to buy and the kind that you have looks good
That's a grand piano it seems, they're usually pretty expensive, but they're worth every penny.
I'd recommend one from Yamaha, if you want a bright tone.
And I'd recommend one from Kawai if you want a warmer tone.
I have a baby grand from K Kawai, I absolutely love it, in the lowest octave the fidelity drops a bit because it’s less space, but they’re way cheaper than grands haha
How long did it take you to learn this piece? I’ve been learning it for one month now and I only have measures 18 - 37 done. I started on last measure then go forward. You play very well. ❤
Lmfao I recognized it before you even started because you said we would recognize it instantly.
Id recommend freedom dive by Xi if you’re up for a challenge
I’m in love with you.
Would you mind doing op10 no4 or op66 ?
op66 is coming up next actually :))) should be up within a week!
Cool ! If u‘r still searching for a funny title , you could do some star wars reference like : Execute opus 66
unfortunately, very few pianists other than Rubenstein really play the notes marked CON FORZA with the volume and passion that Chopin apparently intended. When they do, it is the most dramatic measure of the piece. Try it.
No offense, but why do the treble notes sound so hollow and echo so much? Tuning? Voicing? Or just an effect of the recording on a phone? The performance was very nice. Very sweet interpretation. Liked it a lot.
Probably the room. Most houses don't have the greatest acoustics lol
I wish i could play this piece like u ,idk why the pedal or just me but it just doesnt sound good when i perform it
would you share the sheet please
I honestly prefer c sharp minor but This is a second
Nice playing did you sight-read this btw?
I’m not reading anything :) if you wait to the end for the music to disappear you can see the piano is closed haha
one afternoon to memorise and one afternoon to try to get nice takes
@@WillsKeyboardSink ah i see
@@WillsKeyboardSink What! You memorized this in an afternoon?! Wow I wish I had your skills. Unfortunately I'm old and literally can't memorize two lines anymore.😭 Love your beautifully expressive and really lovely playing!
You know the drill, Op 9 no 3 next
Can I ask how many hours a day do you practice?
Looks like he's playing piano also in his sleep..
am-
Doing homework hasnt been so elegenat as rn
I someday you feel you need support, only think there are for sure more people like me you have thrilled
Bread I saw ur eyebrows
i know how to play that
Yall dont know this piece like i know it