Out of Chopin’s Ballades, Preludes, Etudes and Nocturnes, nocturnes are the worst to listen to (still obviously beautiful but that just tells you how great of a composer he was)😅
Nocturno Opus 72 no.1 is my absolutely my favourite and is quite challenging on the piano, so i am still learning. Chopin composed and dedicated (1827) this Nocturno to her sister Emilia Chopin who died in that year probably from the same illnes tuberculosis as Frédéric. Every time I play Nocturno Opus 72 no.1 on my piano, I feel the enormous intensity, deep mourning and screaming (revolt). I can imagine the feelings of Chopin, especially when you lose your sister at young age (15 years old). But what I do not understand is how that is possible as a 17-year-old boy (composed in 1827) to transfer such emotions and pain to an instrument. You're grandiose Chopin ..!
@@Bouvier_Abroad Simple in comparison to his other pieces; those short runs are not contradicting left hand notes, instead they play while the left hand plays one note, and really, the most complex portion would be around 3:06.
Hi ! Just wanted to say : this channel is now my reference for any style of piano pieces, so thank you so much for these awesome videos, you totally deserve more views!
Rubenstein is honestly boring. Although he clearly had an intuitive understanding of how to play Chopin, his interpretations just come off as stale to me. As if he sought no further than just playing the notes, instead of the music (though, he's still better than the atrocious Vladimir Horowitz). Idil Biret, Martha Argerich, Krystian Zimmerman, Alfred Cortot and Evgeny Kissin are far more interesting Chopin-players (also of other composers such as Liszt, Schubert and Schumann).
James Kan considering how precise the notes are and how consistent the tempo is, I dont think this a real person playing this definitely, computer generated
Not bad for an 17 year old. It sends many emotions. Thank you for sharing . I would ask myself, what he would have composed if he lived 20 years longer.
Federico francisco chopin, mi compositor de la vida, con el que comparto las grandes emociones que pasan por la vida mia, donde me pongo feliz de saber tocar piano
my heart is broken,because,i am feeling my memory tsunami 2004,my 3 sister death because tsunami,after hearing a romantic classic song,i am very sad,my heart is broken
So sorry for your loss and god bless you and your family. I’m glad that sir Chopin is giving you some time for reflection. Stay strong. Love from Scotland 🏴 ❤️
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Let's agree. All Chopin's nocturnes are the best
Definitely.
Out of Chopin’s Ballades, Preludes, Etudes and Nocturnes, nocturnes are the worst to listen to (still obviously beautiful but that just tells you how great of a composer he was)😅
YES!❤
Nocturno Opus 72 no.1 is my absolutely my favourite and is quite challenging on the piano, so i am still learning. Chopin composed and dedicated (1827) this Nocturno to her sister Emilia Chopin who died in that year probably from the same illnes tuberculosis as Frédéric.
Every time I play Nocturno Opus 72 no.1 on my piano, I feel the enormous intensity, deep mourning and screaming (revolt). I can imagine the feelings of Chopin, especially when you lose your sister at young age (15 years old). But what I do not understand is how that is possible as a 17-year-old boy (composed in 1827) to transfer such emotions and pain to an instrument. You're grandiose Chopin ..!
I never thought anything could top nocturne in C sharp minor, then I heard this masterpiece. Greatest piece ever written. Period!
The left hand is amazingly well writen, it's interwoven with the right hand. This is so beautiful.
Honestly, this Nocturne is underappreciated. It's simple, yet when hearing, it seems so complex
I don’t know about it being simple . I was trying to play it last night 😅 I’m trying to decide if I’m up for the task of mastering it or not
@@Bouvier_Abroad Simple in comparison to his other pieces; those short runs are not contradicting left hand notes, instead they play while the left hand plays one note, and really, the most complex portion would be around 3:06.
And also very beautiful and deep
My all time favourite!
0:52 gets me every time
For real octaves really make everything more emotional
Me too. Beyond words!
Yeah! E Minor! Alright!
*snores*
(i had to)
What
If you snore please go away
@@otakuxgirl6 bruh it's a spongebob reference 😂😂😂
@@chrisy367 ok then 😆😆
noooo
Hi ! Just wanted to say : this channel is now my reference for any style of piano pieces, so thank you so much for these awesome videos, you totally deserve more views!
welcome back
It's the best nocturne
I think Op. 48 No. 1 is the best
George Giakouros ναι καλα οτι πεις... τα χεις ακουσει ολα τα υπολοιπα?
My favorite Nocturne by far.
Daniel Hankes I agree that's a nice one too
I prefer op.9 no.2
If any of you want to hear a master, listen to Arthur Rubenstein play this piece.
LOL
=333e
I think Richter's version is the best interpretation so far
Rubenstein is honestly boring. Although he clearly had an intuitive understanding of how to play Chopin, his interpretations just come off as stale to me. As if he sought no further than just playing the notes, instead of the music (though, he's still better than the atrocious Vladimir Horowitz).
Idil Biret, Martha Argerich, Krystian Zimmerman, Alfred Cortot and Evgeny Kissin are far more interesting Chopin-players (also of other composers such as Liszt, Schubert and Schumann).
I like his version. Especially in my car. You can barely hear the bass notes. I do have to admit that it's missing a particular emotion to it though.
Chopin loved his polyrythms.
beautiful piece. one of my favorites along with nocturne in c sharp minor and e flat major
Came because I'm struggling at 0:25
Playing 4 times on the right and 6 on the left and getting the right timing is so hard
@Farid Saavedra no I have a real book, it made me just practice a bit the part, but it's totally ok now, almost know half of the piece by heart now
Sevilla finishing 3rd in the UCL group to get relegated to the Europa league is the most realistic thing here
I finally finished it 😭👌(༎ຶ ෴ ༎ຶ)
congratulations!
Congratulations x2! 👏🏻(´；ω；｀)👏🏻
Congrat. I’m almost done my self
ahaha i just started learning it
Was it hard to learn? And would you say it's harder that his most known Nocturnes such as Nocturne in C sharp minor or op 9 no 2?
What an amazing piece!
Polacy mieli tyle fantazji do muzyki ! :)
I came here because I was struggling with 2:37 - 2:48
Thx for that makes it easier to find that part and play it over and over again to practice
Kosan Tricker you are welcome , my friend
:)
@@earlcabusao3630 :)
big same
Please make a Synthesia of chopin Piano concert 1 op11!!!!
You don't get the same feel when it's made on an electric keyboard
Jakal02 sadly no...acoustic is acoustic
This is a real pianist playing on a real piano, translated to a MIDI file.
James Kan considering how precise the notes are and how consistent the tempo is, I dont think this a real person playing this definitely, computer generated
Wow, you really underestimate a master pianist...
Richard Key
I have to agree, the same patterns of notes on repeating sections have the exact same length. Way too precise.
Awesome to see you back. I discovered your channel just after you stopped and it's just the best places for MIDI's :)
Yea the colors are great
anyone got tips at the very tricky trilly part at around bar 30? the timing, the trills, the chromatic run is so hard to polish
Tnxs for sharing this,,,one of the best nocturne,,,
no hate but you did thx wrong
Jimmy Deng He's right, you thx wrong boyo
This is so beautiful
Chopin es un genio romántico me encanta demasiado chopin 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Dear god thank you for this tutorial or i would have never gotten this song ;')
The piano I have deserves a more skilled player than myself .
No, my man, you deserve to learn more. That is all.
Mad Cube 🙏🏻😊 I’ll try
My favourite
Finally back...... yes
Chris Moore iitrash
Great! Welcome back!
Not bad for an 17 year old. It sends many emotions. Thank you for sharing . I would ask myself, what he would have composed if he lived 20 years longer.
Could you do either Mozart piano concerto no.21 2nd movement or Mozart piano concerto no.23 1st movement please?
How exactly am I supposed to that run at 3:07 holding that one key down with my right hand?
Federico francisco chopin, mi compositor de la vida, con el que comparto las grandes emociones que pasan por la vida mia, donde me pongo feliz de saber tocar piano
my heart is broken,because,i am feeling my memory tsunami 2004,my 3 sister death because tsunami,after hearing a romantic classic song,i am very sad,my heart is broken
Damn..
I am much sorry about that.
So sorry for your loss and god bless you and your family. I’m glad that sir Chopin is giving you some time for reflection. Stay strong. Love from Scotland 🏴 ❤️
You know any Stephen Foster? Oh Susanna? Camptown Races? You know, Stephen Stinkin’ Foster!
Chopins first nocturne!
ヴァージニアウルフを読んでいます。音楽を聴きながら。
Been playing piano for over 20 years and for the life of me can’t get that trill and chromatic at 3:08 ! It’s driving me mental ! Any tips anyone ?
Welcome back!!!
Hi! can you do Chopin's Nocturne in C-sharp minor op.20??? Please!
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Not sure what happened at 2:55 but that is incorrect.
1:54 feels so sad...
7 of 9 played this in ST: Voyager.
I wonder how true this is to the original played by Chopin himself. I bet it would sound totally different and mind blowing. This is great nonetheless
the first sequence is the same as in another one of his nocturnes, both are amazing pieces though
Which nocturne? i'm very familiar with his nocturnes and I don't recall hearing something that sound similar to this
@@ethanmiller1143 moment musicaux no.4 by Rachmaninoff sounds kinda like it
Why Chopin Started on minor but ended on Major?
picardy? it's common
Because is Chopin
Picardy, it means raise the 3rd. When you raise the 3rd in a minor key, it turns major.
Pretty much happens in every Nocturne. I guess it's like a strong resolution.
because he convert a minor in major this is a for of apreciate the life
Bravo ! Could we have Midi files ?
Could make this masterpiece of Debussy nocturne in d flat in synthesia
And thanks
3:08 I can do that if I press the B flat with my nose and it's still gonna be hard
Why are there thicker and thinner lines? And what does light purple and light green stand for? Where is the difference to the normal shaded colours?
@Mario Martin Lozar That helped me a lot, thanks!!
@0:31
There is a wrong note.
@@serkratos1216 no there isnt
@0:31
Issac Albinez, Piano Sonata, No5 in G flat major Op 82. Please
very helping and A VERY NICE PICTURE ! ! thanks you
It’s Frederic fucking Chopin
I can't believe he didn't publish it...
Anyone have tips for the left hand?
i think it comes down to practice the base lines first but alos how long you been playing?
Practice both hands together, do ir slowly and repeat
Edvard Greig Book IV, Op47 No3 melody please
0:30
Wrong note
@@serkratos1216 right note
Help
After this My Left hand is dead
Can you share the midi please?
What took you so long? Anyway nice to see your upload in my subscriptions!
Could you try doing Franz Liszt's Totentanz? I'd really appreciate it.
Again pianoREADER! Woohoo!
E minorrrrr
Is this played by a human? or digitally generated by code?
Human
Is this posthumous?
Yes
I love this channel :))
Fucken beautiful
wait what how is this in e minor
The End based on the scale and the majority of the keys.. just look at the right hand and the black keys involved
Let me see... Yeah
Could you do Arabesque No. 1 please?
Welcome Back!
Please ,can you make a video of Chopin Nocturne in C Minor Op 48 No 1 :D
reminds me of liszts romance in e minor yet still very different.......
"You know... Frederic f****** Chopin..."
okkkkk?
@@cloudylyrics5249 Missing out on a great movie if you don't know the reference, my dude
@@apemobear2778 ur missing out on wayyy better movies
Doc Holliday is a god and on top of that he plays Chopin best character ever
@@jacobansel4290 yes exactly. Someone gets it!
There is a wrong note in the left hand at 0:32
why y'all going off because of a wrong note, everybody makes mistakes
I know you're getting a lot of requests, but I'd absolutely love Chopin's - Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op. 23
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@357 With my stereo wwwway up, a stupid USELESS ad popped up and BLASTED. Ruining Chopin.
Over 15 yrs I've never purchased anything through a TH-cam link, and I won't do it for another 15 yrs.
GOD, I HATE GOOGLE.
They'll even RUIN Chopin.
A Billion dollar company with no etiquette or class.
whats the world come to.
do you have this at 50% speed?
just go into setting and click playback spped and set it at the speed u want
Tombstone
Fredric fucking Chopin 😂
Chadpin
I actually found this piece through a pornhub vid 😂😂
Wich one, tell me i wanna see
Well that’s interesting
deeznutz
Amen
Amen
lol
lol
Jimmy Deng 2 yrs later...still...
AMEM