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- Chopin - Nocturne in E Flat Major (Op. 9 No. 2)
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Hope you enjoy my performance of Chopin's Nocturne in Eb Major.
Sheet music & MIDI: / sheet-music-in-e-18188962
Outro: Beethoven - Für Elise
Hello, I'm Rousseau, I make piano covers of classical and pop songs with a reactive visualizer. New videos every Monday!
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My piano teacher has been with me for 5 years and I'm moving out to college soon. I asked him that I wanted this piece to be a final goodbye and a thank you to him and all he's done for me. He said well work on it together and hopefully we'll get through it before I graduate and go to college. This has always been an emotional piece to me and I want it to be good final one.
Good Luck man! Have a good life afterwards remember continue with piano, try your best with college and there are so much Good stuff out there afterwards as one door closes and another opens. :D
Good luckb
Love your story 😊
Best of luck mate I hope you bring a tear to their eye.
Lovely tribute to make to your teacher!
damn imagine writing music that’s still held in high regard 200 years later
I believe that Chopins music will be held in high regard forever
I don't think anyone is even trying anymore.
@@NelsonStJames Not really, I'm just a beginner and I'm currently learning this piece ;D
@@runokati3668 amen
curse-chan i think what he meant is nowadays no one really try to make these kind of masterpiece anymore. Who knows what he really meant is though
I heard this playing when I was 4 years old. Sitting on my grand fathers bed as he died. I don't have any traumatic memories of that event. This music brings back the love in the room at that moment. He knew he was dying and asked for this to be played on his record player. It was peaceful. Although I don't have bad memories, it still brings a tear to my eye 50 years on. RIP Grand dad xx
T~T
My recently deceased father used to play that piece well. I remember him playing it as a young kid. Maybe not great like this video. but, it inspired me to try to learn to play this piece at a high level, which remains elusive.
Bruh how did you play this at 4?!?
@@vortexfitness44 ... he didn’t. Someone played this song as he died in a recording, the kid didn’t do it ;-;
@@User-he8jy oh sheet I just saw that 🤣🤣
I was so pulled through by his whole scene that I didn’t read it correctly
It's called classical for a reason; it's timeless.
It's also called "the romantic era" for a reason, It makes me fall in love
DE HECHO🤓☝ LA CANCIÓN ES DEL ROMANTISISMO
It’s literally romantic not classical
@@Cobrasnave50 EN EFECTO MI ESTIMADO🗿🍷
CHOPIN ERA UN BUEN MUSICO...
@@cristhianmartinez2418Not trying to be rude, but you're weird.
wish he would come back here again, he hasn't toured since 1846
You know who i really want to come back Beethoven,Mozart,bach,debussy, and salierli to ask him if he killed Mozart
@Jaxon Basra well there is rumors that he killed Mozart with some kind of poison because he was jealous
@Jaxon Basra o
I want
Chopin, Liszt, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, the whole romantic era gang to come back
Too bad they are decomposing 😢
mui goku i want Franz Lizst back
My piano teacher and I were going through this together, then COVID happened and I was lazy about playing. She was 92 and passed away this year, I’ve started playing again and this was one of our last pieces together.
May God bless her soul.
@@tryinganna9883 man do you think you’re funny or something?? Ain’t cool man
@@tryinganna9883 you're sad, not like you'll change anytime soon though
@@tryinganna9883 this is not the time dude...
I litterly just ate rice bro
This piece feels something like the end of someone's journey/life and all of the things he/she went through starts flashing in his/her mind, all of the good and bad times.
I recommend listening to other of his Nocturnes, because this piece is a little mainstream
Yes
And that’s why it was played at my mother’s funeral 🙁
@@tr5065 condolence man.
@@tr5065 Condolences to you. May she rest in peace
All of the memes, all of the funny videos, every single slo-mo vid, very many laughs, all come down to this one song.
Incredible.
A song of the past here to reunite the souls of the future
Afirmativo
All those ambatakam videos
a piece not a song though ur wrong
Ambatukam video
With all the comments here, mine will surely be lost but here goes. Our senior class play (1957) featured music by Chopin. This particular work, played from a LP record, brings back memories like no other that played that night. Beautifully played here. Thank you from an 81 year old softie. BTW, the name of the play was Prelude. That's was the reason for Chopin's music.
G bless
At some point we just have our memories to sustain us. In 1962, I began studying Chopin and was really good before leaving high school, even though I played Bach more often. So I am thankful that TH-cam offers these reminders.
Hey I didn’t forget ur comment
How music unites people, I also have to play this piece in a concert for my senior class. Shows the beauty of this piece really...
God bless you 🙏
Imagine being one of Chopin’s students and dedicating this nocturne to you... 🥺
That would be pretty weird considering I’m 15
RadioactiveDragonite welp just imagine you lived during his time. 😂 I recently found out that he dedicated his 3 nocturnes to his students including this one that’s why I thought about it.
omg, Y/NxChopin fanfic 😔👌👌 lol
@@ggukta3 oh shit.... I'm searching that now to see if someone actually wrote that 😂😂
@@Onyx-nw6io hi I need an update pls. Did u actually find one?
The most beautiful song I've ever heard in my entire life
Its called “piece” not song
@@ducannee OK mann thank-you for the reminder
An Đức only music people would understand😂jk
lol
2
Chopin is best
Chopin’s music always seems to mimic the heart and the soul.
My piano teacher has a repertoire of Chopin to learn. The emotional range is unbelievable.
no one has ever translated feelings into music so powerfully like chopin did!
Debussy would like a word...
more like dePUSSY am I right boys??
@@sweatyguysteve9368 No... just no... Debussy makes my heart sink just hear one note from his songs. You da pussy
Claude is basically what I feel like made into wordless sound. Chopin is good but he is no Debussy.
@@MuttyPawz Debussy gets de pussy
So the thing about this piece is:
1. It's in Eb-major. My favorite key.
2. It's by Chopin.
3. It's my favorite in terms of emotion and expression of it. The final chords just give a feeling of inevitable end, but of the beautiful kind.
4. It's played by the best pianist on TH-cam, Rosseau. Have your opinion, but it's crystal clear that this man/woman has skill and well-deserved 1.000.000 subs, and I'm one of those, and I AM PROUD.
My favorite by Chopin, by my favorite pianist. Makes the day.
Andrei Bors why do you love Eb major
*Ahem* Krystian Zimerman
@Timmy Le *A h e m* Krystian Zimerman
@@mayukh4459 Lemme do you one better... why not "E m i n o r" lol
He specified that he thinks he is the best on TH-cam. Like from the pianists that are doing this kind of youtube video. There is no point comparing with Lang Lang or any professional pianist even if it is clear that Rousseau is more than professional and in my opinion can stand and even be greater than many reknown pianists from nowadays.
Even when Chopin wrote a piece in major, it still happens to be one of his saddest works.
As someone who’s constantly melancholic, I find this peaceful, not sad. I can’t comprehend how people think this is sad but Ok
@@editname6868 Maybe sad was the wrong word, but I don't think this is the happiest of pieces. Peaceful, yes, but I feel as though this would be associated with the emotions after the loss of someone; maybe in the acceptance stage of grief. I dunno.
@@editname6868 Nah this piece definitely gives a melancholic vibe, and if you know the context and Chopin sad life and biography is pretty obvious
there are a lot of minor intervals, and a lot of transitions to the parallel minor key of C
Am I weird because I interpret this as the feeling of staring at the person you love
This makes me cry. The range. The storytelling. Or whatever story you adapt in your own perception through the notes. It is just downright beautiful and divine
Ain't no way you joined 9 years ago, and still. No subscribers.
Most emotional song ever. It's almost scary ❤
@@charlesthomas5956Does it matter though?
@@richardrhainereyes5659does it matter how my heart breaks?
@@Chibi_Nagisa Yeah, but I am talking about the guy arquing someone with no subs. I mean, it is not 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 important if your role in youtube is just watching.
son:dad why my sister's name is rose
dad:because youre mom loves rose
son:ok thanks dad
dad:no problem, nocturne in E flat major op.9 no.2
Hahaha
😂😂😂
This actually cracked me up so bad
hahahaha this is gold
I don’t get it
There are 2 types of people here:
People who are here to relax and listen...
And people who are stressing on how to play this on their piano
I'm both😂
True.Both of my hands lack coordination to play this😭😭😭😭
I’m bad at reading music so it’s a super pain in the butt dealing with this 12/8 time signature lol
i played this before but i lost how to play it when i changed teachers
i still kinda know how to play this tho lol
The left hand is a pain in the ass
Friendly reminder that Chopin was only 20 when he composed this
Excuse me what.
ballade no 1 and 10 no 1 is more impressive but sure as this piece is overplayed
Genius
some people have the gift
No way :O
I have a daughter named Sofia, and she played this song to perfection. All this time she was taking piano lessons without my knowledge and then one day she surprised me playing it in the most incredible way in a hotel lobby. I'm forever grateful to you my dreariest child!
Are you the gentleman in Moscow? Count Rostov, is that you?
I thought the same 😊😉
@@TheEmily1218 Yes, I am. Still alive after all this years, how I miss Nina!
“Dad, why is my sister named Rose?”
“Because your mother loves roses.”
“Thanks Dad”
“You’re welcome, Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in E flat major”
LMAAGAHAHAHAHAH
Imagine hear that kid name in class
Everyone:confuse smile
You:bruh
Can you explain this I don’t get it 😅😅
@@careehteh4742 that's because the kid asking is named "Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in E flat major" because probably the dad loves it
Prosecutor must be like, "can I just call you Nocturne?'"
Why is this tune so nice? It makes me feel tragic and empty but at the same time, peaceful? It makes me thing of a person stuck in a room with one window shining in light, and there are like gears around the person, and overgrown ivy and roses. I have no fricking idea why? Imma draw it
Because Chopin was a genius,that's why
@@vargasmartin7143 Before I clicked on the reply and saw what you wrote, this was what I was going to type. Chopin was a musical genius above other musical geniuses. His work has an unbelievable characteristic to it that transcends the music itself. Beethoven, Mozart, other great composers have their own style but nothing they did has the same emotional weigh to it than any Chopin piece contains. He's far and away my favorite of all time.
@@jdun1 yeah, the other guy even say he's goin to draw this piece, You don't hear often someone drawing a song or piece, it has to transmit emotions in a way few artist can, like Chopin, Liszt or Rajmáninov
May we see your art?
Are you Pisces
My grandfather was playing this piece when he’s sad... now we are parted away , now i am the one who’s playing the nocturne missing my grandfather
Dang, I feel a bit sorry about that…
I am sorry. Your grandads in a better place. He hasn’t passed until he’s forgotten, so keep playing.
fanum taxed
Thank you Rousseau for inspiring me. A year ago I started this song, and now I’ve just finished it. Even being a low level didn’t stop me from attempting one of my dream songs. Don’t let let anything stop you from achieving your goals no matter what. ❤
The type of music that doesn’t have lyrics but somehow you can feel the message within it.
It sounds like empty love
Have you heard Petit Chien, it sounds like a puppy, henseworth the name Petit Chien = Small dog in French
@@azel3902 U PUT IN IN WORDS
I'm learning this piece. I'll be back once I finish this.
Edit: Yooo, I totally forgot about this comment. Yes, I finished it in about a month and a half and in these 4 months I also finished learning Op. 64 No. 2 and Gymnopédie no. 1. I'm currently learning Waltz of the Flowers. Sorry for the very late reply
same 💕
@@ivapavlovic4743 Good luck :)
Are you back
@@dailyblankscreen7938 Probably dead lolilol
We'll never know
Chopin will always be my favorite pianist.
Mine too - he was known as the poet of the piano.
@@MrSidTaylor well chopin id good at everything but i like franz liszt more because he invented la campanela and hungarian rhapsodies no 2
You mean your favorite composer. Chopin was also a great pianist but no one alive now could possibly have heard him play.
@@dans.8198 Thanks for explaining that
Omfg sammmmee
How I miss my son playing this one for me. . .he spent hours playing many of Chopin pieces. He would not let me record him, he only ask for me to sit & listen. I remember 😢 with such joy as I am now listening to this piece. Miss you my Nick! ❤
Did he pass away?
@@jobandey No
As someone who's learning this piece, any of you who want to learn it I can tell you this: it takes time and patience. I'd consider myself a decent piano player, I started playing when I was 6 years old and I'm now 28. However, I wasn't as consistent with practice growing up as I should have been and there was a period of years where I hardly played since I only had access to an electric keyboard. Now I have an Accoustic piano and it's great to try to learn this piece. If you are a serious player, the left hand part is arguably the hardest to learn in the beginning. If you practice frequently and consistently, you will get it down and unknowing memorize the music which is a HUGE help so you can focus on your hands instead of the music. At least for me, that was always a big advantage to memorizing music. Don't give up! If you need to walk away from it for a week or so, sometimes that actually helps. But just keep practicing.
I know this is very old but thanks for the encouragement!
It just happens I'm in the same boat as you. I studied the piano since I was 6 years old but...a lot of things happened and the last years I leaved it in the side, I´m 23 right now. This year I have more time in my hands so I wanted to come back and I was practicing for a while. Then I stumbled into this masterpiece, I always liked this song but for some reason I never learned it.
So...it's really hard, and my long hiatus don't really help, but I will keep going until I get this right. Funny thing, I came to watch this video because I wanted to hear how it sounds, so yeah, memorizing helps a lot...
I started playing piano 1 year ago and i can play it in 1 week (on holidays) so it's possible
Just started ton learn it haha... like the first part, until the 34th second of the song. Still have a long way to go.
I am so so impatient and cannot read music so it seems like I have to start at the very beginning which is so frustrating. 😭😭
Thanks
this piece makes me feel something that’s hard to explain. the feeling that your days are repeating the same thing over and over, as you slowly start to wear down until there’s nothing left to wear down. waking up each day with darker and darker eyebags, until at the end when your time finally comes. you pass away feeling like you never got to where you wanted to be.
This piece does suit that image very well
It can also signify a brief period of repetitive struggle for achieving something
Sometimes i feel like some days happened before or like i already knew somethings that just came out, its so weird
@@estelle.x that's calld a deja vu🎹🎶
@@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12 im starting to be crazy, like im just feel out of the world like, i cant explain
Mondays aren't as bad as they used to be.
Thanks again for another great performance!
Thanks so much again Nathan :) Always great to see my first commenter make an appearance!
:)
Nathan can a peace be a nocturne and a waltz?
Nathan hj
No Monday is bad with this or any piece of classical music. Haven't you learned anything.
Learned how to play most of this, forgot it, now I'm learning it again. So beautiful 🥹
You asked for it, and here it is! A beautiful piece for a beautiful audience. I've had some great suggestions of pieces to perform recently, and some are slowly coming to fruition. What would you like to hear?
Would love to hear Chopin's Op.25 No.5
The visualiser is too fantastic for the piano
In the hall of the mountain king.
TheFatRat (ft. Laura Brehm) Monody or The Calling
Chopin's Op. 25 no. 11 winter wind
The people who disliked were so teary eyed they couldnt see the like button
Dani_ 27 Why this comment doesn’t have thousands of likes?
@@martinafrancescagallotta8928 ikr
This is the best comment on TH-cam. Made my day for some reason 😊
SO GUYS WE DID IT like, the people who don’t like him you mean
@Dani_27 ikr! So true!
I can feel all his emotions in this piece. His grief, his sadness, his hopelessness, his revenge, and then, his acceptance
You got to be a writer
@@evok3226 ong
The most exquisite piano piece ever. The genius of Chopin.
if i could be a child again, i’d tell my parents to force me into taking piano lessons and make me practice for hours everyday
You'd hate it. Don't do that to a child.
jbertucci trust me when i say that i wouldnt
youd hate as a child but then as an adult youd learn to appreciate the gift your parents gave you by doing that
hae chan that’s what happened with me an violin when I was younger. I hated it and it put me off the instrument. Piano was something I was not forced into, so that made it much more enjoyabke
I used to learn it when I was a kid then...I quit... now here in my high school,I pick it up, voluntarily. Music really made me feel like dreaming
Musicians learning the piece: _djsGdFJrjsHDBSndhdhJGgGGHXyHfbHvHYgjDDKUC I've nEveEr bEeN So _*_sTResSeD_*
Musicians when they've mastered the piece: It's like walking on air!
dont you think that when we have mastered a piece it feels so smooth and feels like we’re playing on soft clouds
@@adamharis4666 yess
@@adamharis4666 and when you are learning it it seems so hard
No no, Bach made Air..
Ye first time seeing this and practicing this my left hand hurt a lot but now I can play this while talking with someone else lol
only 1830's kids remember this
im the one who remembered it
I'm 159 years old and like this music
Izan Gallagher lmao this is funny
But how did they know this if they lived in the other side of the world
@@zombilicious but then you're not a 1830's kid. 🤔😂
"What did you get on the test?" "ONE HUNDR-🗣🗣🔥🔥💯💯" 17/100
Bro what
@@charlesthomas5956it’s on short
I LOVE THE FACT THAT IK THE CONTEXT BEHIND THIS
@@HayamMajidA What is it?
@@charlesthomas5956ITS A TREND 😭
Fact:
The more you listen the more you fall in love in this masterpiece
So true
Yes
still true, chopin composed an immortal masterpiece when he worked on this
very true
For sure.
After 6 months of work, I’ve finally completed this masterpiece today, I am so proud of myself, and I am only 12 years old! Even though I was reading the sheet music, I still thank you to let everyone hear this masterpiece that. If I decided to play this piece, it is because of you! Thanks to you and Chopin and you did an amazing performance!
Oh, I know what you used. Simply Piano
@@yokusfrequently9362 nah, if they used simply piano, they would've learnt it in 5 mins. jokes aside, it's amazing that they learnt the piece.
Nice
Proud.
Literally the exact same experience I had, I played this when I was 12 but I had two other pieces, really hard scale practices, and 4 months
Imagine playing this, 1960’s New York and you’re wealthy, sitting in an apartment at night looking out the window this playing in the background and a glass of wine. Sounds lovely
I can't do that, I HAVE LAUNDRY
I'm sorry but 60's New York has tons of pollution especially Lead.
Dreams
Simpler times and more sacred times
Sounds good if you are white
God I love this piece. And displaying it with the sliding lights like the way you have makes me appreciate the difficulty of this piece so much more. Thank you
Oh, it is like my Noctur... Wait
Yes, maestro.
@@lumon5363 that's his polish name, he later changed it to Frédéric
@@jakob8076 because it sounded more french
@@lumon5363 The real name of Chopin is: Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin. He is Polish!
Hmmmm...
I know you
no one:
his left hand:⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️
This is so funny loooool
jeje que grasioso
Finally, something that should be funny isn’t funny because i can play the whole piece😊😊😊and it’s not hard
@@kaiite_ 👏SO!!....U AINT SHIT!! LOL I almost got it down.
@Mr. Bozack 😂😂😂😂😂i’ve been practicing a lot tho
I especially love the part around the 02:35 mark. It's just so heavenly.
Best part
So heavenly its makin me batubas
@@bychen5011Ambasing
@@NotXecutionerbatukam
I especially like the part 00:00 - 04:56
There are no words to describe how amazing the melody gets from 3:35 to 3:34.
Especially 3:42, I mean my feelings are so tense when listening to that part. So, so brilliant.
Beautiful part there. Chopin truly was a genius. It's a shame that classical music isn't made like this anymore.
@@brandonmckown9952
They do its just not popular
Even though this song is calm, I always picture complete fucking chaos when I hear it, and I don't know why
no you’re right, I imagine it too. Like, “let’s make the chaos peaceful”
This song makes me depressed always
Same same I always get the movie hit man in mind when I hear this lol like he just got done blowing some shit up or something.
It's like in a movie when it is the end of the world and everything has gone quiet except the music and the main character is walking/running with explosions everywhere
wednesday deez who sir
Non-musicians (listening): This music is so relaxing!
Musicians (practicing): No it’s not!!!
Non-Musicians: OMG I love this SONG Me who is a pianist: *triggered*
Musicians after practicing : This feels like heaven !
I'm a beginner so I still feel the relaxation of it but when I open my eyes and see his hands I'm traumatized
Jaja true
SpookMeister traumatized about what? This piece really isn’t that difficult to learn and it’s super repetitive do your hands just memorize everything quickly
This fits the vibe of someone sitting at a dimly lit bar, a man sits casually sipping at his beverage. Death physically emerges from a nearby door and steps out. He lays his skeletal, yet animate hand on the man's shoulder. He quietly utters in a deep yet smooth voice, "it's time to go now." the man then takes a picture of his family out of his pocket and glances one more time at it, a single tear falls onto the photograph and the man puts the photo back in his pocket. The duo exits the bar in a flare of smoke, never to be seen again.
Dude stop...😭😭💔...
bruh... this is so vivid :((
Damn dude
Reminds me of the Van Gough painting of the bar
Damn, that made me sad
This is sn amazing piece , I play it almost every morning when I wake up.
Chopin knew what he was doing
To make it seem easy when it is actually super hard
agree lmaooo. i tried mastering one of his piece and my hand gon brr brr
it’s actually really easy if you’ve ever played some of chopin’s other pieces
legit every chopin piece in existence looks easy from the synesthesia tutorial, hard when you look at the score, then fucking impossible when you try and play it
it's easier compared to most of his pieces tbh
took me 2 months to learn LMAO
The classical composers were all pure geniuses . Still loved by many more than 200 years later.
It feels like falling in love with someone who will never be yours
That’s.... deep..
Yes, it's exactly that
Yes, that's the way I feel.
Yeah it feels like someone will die
especially at 3:46
Beautiful! I listened to this over my morning coffee. ❤
Music is how we decorate time. I think Chopin has infinitely decorated time
Girl he modeled it
This comment reminded me of something Hannibal would say
I really like this comment. I've never heard someone put it that way but it's a pretty apt description.
Ash Felice hannib burress?
Piano Teacher: We'll be learning this song
Me listening to it: *oh it's so eas-*
*SEES MUSIC SHEET*
911 WHAT'S YOUR EMERGENCY
Anyways at first I was a confused potato but it's relatively easy after you learn it well.
Bernyce Tan I can relate
How many time do you studied to play This piece?
@Young Feather i maneged to play It on a 62 keys....
@Young Feather but the cadenzas are impossible...
The sheet-music does indeed look fairly odd.
When I heard this nocturne for the first time, I immediately started crying. Seemingly enough, when I showed this to my friend for the first time, they immediately started crying. This piece provokes emotions like no other, you literally only have to hear the first few notes, and your heart softens.
This piece is what got me into piano. Its still fascinating and just shows how blessed we are to live when and where we do
Beautiful song, although it's not one that I could imagine crying over
@@the.piano.virtuoso.8Why would someone lie about that?
@@Wetbread127For likes on the internet. I'm not saying they did lie but that's why someone would lie.
@@Oatmea1L Yeah good point
I'm not sure if anyone will get this, but thank you to the show Dexter for this. That is all.
Same lol
Lundy & Deb
This piece makes me feel like I somehow existed before. I've never believed in reincarnation but when I heard this for the very first time, I felt something so significant in myself.
I feel the same !
Nostalgia is the answer..
Well actually I have similar problems. When I listen to certain songs I get nostalgias, but of memories that never actually even happened. They are quite certain about themselves, but never existed.
Apparently my mom put this song on with a speaker towards her stomach when she was pregnant with me so maybe it’s like a repressed memory from when I was extremely smol
@@sb-lx2dt :O
I had forgotten how moved I can feel by any classical music and seeing this on my page and listening to it has reminded me how beautiful Chopin's music truly is
Can’t agree more 🌸✨
When I am old and living my final hours in a hospital bed, I will listen to this piece and i will reflect on my life. And I will finally be at peace.
........
😑
What if you die in a car crash?
@@anp1609 Let the guy have his moment of philosophical reflection 😅
@@anp1609 I would do the exact same thing but 50x faster lol
I remember being a little kid in my grandmas room, playing this song in piano tiles, like i was a pro. The memories this song gave each time i go to the game and play it was emotional...
TH-cam is missing something, something like a "Damn, I really, really ADORE this!" button.
That's the subscribe button
Amen
its called the like button
Yeah
Just hit like or sub
This is so beautiful, it is making me cry. I searched it up when one of the songwriters of "How Deep is your love" was influenced by this piece. I can hear it. Pure beauty and light.
yes this song is so good
It’s so fascinating how music with no words can bring tears to our eyes. I think one of the more beautiful things about life is being moved by music. Especially classical music in that we can all get something from it without ever having to utter a single word.
One of the greatest piano pieces I've ever heard in my life. Absolutely beautiful
This may be an answer to a question that wasn‘t asked but the reason for having such strong feelings when listening to this kind of music is Chopin and Rousseau. Chopin composed this incredible piece pouring his heart and soul into. Rousseau makes this memory on a piece of paper come to life! And we experience this blast of joy through our phone or computer. Im greatful to be alive
i can definitely play this
in piano tiles
Asfrcin. a this isn’t that hard to play
This isnt hard to play
But I feel ya
Old.
Lol i thought only guitar players say "I can play that." when they hear something they think is impressive
After 1 month of practicing, I can finally play this song from head to toe with no mistakes, mostly thanks to you Rousseau!
Amazing!
Same here is just listen and play along after around 1 month of practicing, some slight minor mistakes but I'll be able to do it perfectly soon enough
Nice
Good job man! 👏
My teacher was Rosalina ❤
I love playing this piece for my grandma she loves it so much keep up the work Rousseau! 👍
When my teacher gave me sheets to this piece, I seriously doubted if I can play it - it's been only 2 years since I started seriously learning piano, but here I am, after 2 months. I did it! So good luck to everyone that want to learn this piece! You can do it!
It was actually the very same with me. I thought now my teacher went crazy^^
Don't work my teacher gave it to me at one year of playing cause I told him to challenge me
Happened the same to me, I just finished learning it today!
@@alerodriguez3951 there is no finishing ;) you'll see...
@@alerodriguez3951 you guys are so lucky for taking a piano lesson, i've never had a lesson before. So i can't read a partiture.
But it's still same for us! Just finished this piece today even tho the practice way we're using are different
Everybody gangsta until you have to learn the left hand.
haha true I can comfirm but playing both hands is the challenge here.
Usually it just takes less than a day to practice 30 seconds of this piece for me, i only have abt a month of experience on the piano
i can say that this is the least technical song by chopin which anybody can learn in 30 days
real
I went through the same stress when I learned this
chopin didn't die
he decomposed
Ikr
comedian
@@elizagriff6071 yes?
@@evandahn1492 tell us a joke
@@muahahahah6724 not his joke
I never get bored with this piece of music just beautiful ....
I always loved this piece. It was amazing and beautiful. When I was young, I had to learn it all in one month, just for a music piano competition. I was so frustrated at first because I couldn’t get the trills right. I still play it now, when I feel like going on the piano ❤
Wow, you actually learned it so fast! I’ve learned it for a month and I just moved on the the 2nd page
@@kuroto3229 а я выучила это произведение за неделю..
@@edits4220 Same lol, I've been learning for 3 days and already at the end of the first page. I'll probably end it in around a week
@Music Guy I have played for 8 years. You'll get there
@@edits4220блин я тоже . это не должно занимать больше 7-10 дней.. ну максимум 15 если ты тока полчаса в сутки за него садишься .. хз как-то очень долго они учат
Flawless - Chopin would be proud! 👌
Blue Satellite Music I wonder what Chopin would say when he would know that his music is still so loved this day. This is a flawless rendition indeed
dats dam deep
Blue Satellite Music can a peace be a nocturne and a waltz?
How can he? He's been dead for like twenty years now...
Goryllo twenty? Lol
To those who aren’t that experienced with piano and wish to play this Nocturne, I will warn you that this piece is harder than it looks. To be frank, this Nocturne is by no means a beginner piece and will likely take at least a couple years of learning the piano to actually learn this piece. Don’t be discouraged though, cuz once you get to the point where you can play this Nocturne wonderfully, the payoff is more than worth it.
I learned this as my first piece in 7 months of playing piano but I want to sound better
Yea I’m really having trouble with the left hand so far
@@birdsflyindifferentdirections It was also hard for me when I began the piece but you'll get use to it and it'll get easy
@@ilybidkiylmb6337 good to know!
if you really want to learn this piece and you aren't good enough yet then learn the easy arrangement for the time being
Types of people here
-Listening because of relaxing
-Came here to learn this masterpiece
-Came here because of ambatukam
-Girl's Last Tour
He chopin the piano
Jayinem 🎹🍴
Remember to eat your *Beet*hoven.
Yeah, we didn’t fall for the “bait”hoven
Agree!!
It's pronounced Show Pin
One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. Frederic Chopin.
Fryderyk Chopin
A note to non pianists-:
This sounded easy to play and you would probably be thinking why Rousseau was a bit ( a little bit ) off beat....
That's not true.....
Its actually very hard to play...
Even Rousseau is so brilliant that he can play it on beat and better that 99 % pianists .
When was He off beat?
@@lucassen6188 he was off beat on a few notes 2 notes at the start look at his D, G Eb, Bb G progression his timing is off as he rushed to the D as he almost went to repeat the Eb version its a common muscle memory mistake lol but he performed it brilliantly it's a hard song too as the pedalling has to be insanely accurate otherwise it appears muddy
À aucun moment je me suis dit "Cette chanson est si simple à jouer", et je suis non pianiste 😊
As a pianist, this is pretty easy to play.
@@_acea4171 i know
this song holds such a special place in my heart. i went through a lot in my early years of life, causing me to become suicidal in middle school along with many other disorders. i also had just started learning piano. one night i was about to end everything, but this song started to play on spotify over my laptop and i just broke down. for the rest of the days i struggled, this song got me through everything i went through. i promised myself that one day, i will learn this on the piano. fast forward to now, i’m a sophomore in high school and i had joined band a little over a year ago. life is going great and it’s the first time ive ever been proud of myself and just genuinely happy. i’m told that for our marching band show, im going to have a solo of this piece to end the show.
it’s just so cool to think the things that i’ve been through with this song and how much i’ve grown with it. and now, to cope with things, i get to play it rather than listen. :)
dawg this is not even the best nocturne i could play this when i was 10 search up nocturne op 27 no 2 it is a lot better though i like this one too but if you like e flat major so much then the op 55 no 2 nocturne might be it because i also like that one a lot
@@infinityx5510 eh prefer the sound in this one. But hey that's just me...
@@suriiana1190 ok i am not here to convince people what is better and what isnt i just enlighten them on what i know if you would ask me why nocturne in d flat major is better then i could tell you why because passively listening to things is not a good habit if you are a musician because pieces like this and lets say fur elise i dont know but just understanding what is being presented by active listening understanding the rich harmonies, intricate melodic lines, and trying to convey the way chopin would play on the piano. i do think his nocturne op 9 no 2 is very good but many other chopin composed are sublime and some even more which i hold dearest to me.
This is the most fascinating, beautiful piece of art ever heard. The precision and balance on the speed, the transition, the art is such a beauty to our life, and this is something I would listen to everyday.
there was once a time when I really hated piano. I almost quit because of one stupid teacher. im so glad I didn't because I am now about to learn this amazing piece!!
What did the teacher did to you?
That's amazing!
Btw what did the teacher do?
how's it going?
Literally the same thing happened to me.
@@Ellsblue34 Ooo nice you can overcome it
1:17 gives me chills and i love it
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This particular Chopin piece has always made me smile and yet feel a sense of sad nostalgia. It’s almost indescribable. But if I had to pick a word it would be peaceful. A bittersweet repose.
I agree with this so much
This song will be played at the end of the world with curtains rolling down
Aye, but will the pianist be at liberty to respond to a call for encore"?
no I would think Chopin - Nocturne Op. 48 No. 1 would be played during the end of the world
That's interesting you'd consider that the apocalyptic Chopin piece. It's always been a pensive walking in the rain at night piece for me
This comment is so over used, the credits will last for several days at least.
If that happens, it might mean that mankind didn't make a complete and utter mess of the world, right?
0:37 I love the transition here so much!
0:5
Thanks to you I finally finished this song! When I played it to my mother, she broke into happy tears 🎉
Can I ask you how long it took to learn this piece?I have only learned till grade 5 piano,I wonder if I could be able to play this piece.
@@IngridCarson-s7z Hey, its actually pretty simple. It ain't that complex ; I am in grade 4 and i could learn it in less than 2 weeks of practice. just focus on the left hand first, and then the melody with the right, together, it sounds beautiful!
@@Dream_chickenOh Thanks,I'll try and see how I go.Well done on learning it,it must sound really nice.I'm sure it makes you proud you can play it.I'll definitely take your advice and learn the left hand first,thanks.
@@IngridCarson-s7z sure! Just don't rush it while learning it. When you are fully confident, try to play it at the actual tempo. Cya! 😁
Can we just take a moment that this dude has a a goddam light-up piano.
its edited not lighted
Valeria Marioli When you press the keys it shows light dumbass!
Valeria Marioli it is.
I would find it so distracting
The top part is the midi. The light comming from it is on the piano.
"What's your name, sir."
"My name is Deez."
"Deez what sir?"
0:04
This is amazing. Underrated
@Sankalp Gupta the notes sound like the guy who says deez nuts
@Sankalp Gupta It's from a meme edit of a video
I hate you, now every time I play the piece deez nut keep coming to my mind ;)
i cant unhear it
It's 2020 and still something inside me makes me cry while listening to this.
The same way it did 200 years ago? Me to...
I thought it was just me!
Im with you
Feel you
I'm glad I'm not the only one.
0:04 I can picture myself standing in front of the gravestone of someone I love. With a gentle smile, I remembering the times when we lived together.
3:07 I started talking softly in front of her tombstone. I'm talking about our child growing up well.
3:35 My eyes started to water. I expressed that our child missed her.
3:43 With tears that I couldn't hold back anymore, I said that I really missed her. I really wish the days we spent together could happen again.
3:54 I wiped my tears and smiled. I put flowers on her grave and turned around. Then I said "Don't worry about us. Sleep well, I love you," and I walked away.
I had a small Casio keyboard when I was 3 years old. The keyboard had 5 song bank and one among them was this. Till day this makes me feel nostalgic
I Still have it and it works, best birthday present ever!
Same
The Casio SA-21 😄
One of my all-time favorites! I learned this masterpiece about 30 years ago then I stopped playing the piano, got lazy and moved on to playing the guitar, then the keyboard, then the ukulele. All of a sudden there is this sudden desire in me to start playing the piano again. I started re-learning Fuer Elise and I did good. Then I decided to play this Noturne again and I never thought it was this hard! But I am not giving up...may 2-3 months of practice...maybe a year...and I will play this piece again but definitely not as good as you.
The Nocturnes, Op. 9 are a set of three nocturnes for solo piano written by myself between 1831 and 1832, published in 1832, and dedicated to Madame Marie Pleyel. These were my first published set of nocturnes. The second nocturne of the work is often regarded as my most famous piece.
Damn
Thanks, Master.
This composition is out of this world.
Gonna play this at my graduation speech, wish me luck
How did it go my man?
on zoom i suppose
ᴅᴇʟᴛᴀ ʜᴀɪʀʟɪɴᴇs oh. you’re right
Alec Normal yep lol
So how’d it go