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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2022
- From XV International Chopin Piano Competition 2005 which Blechacz won. What an exciting way to end such a beautiful and complex Sonata.
Uploading again as examinations have come to an end, yet when one thing ends, another starts, and I'm kinda busy again. A bit like life, you don't really get to stop in your tracks, it just comes straight at you like a bullet train. But I guess it's how we learn to deal with it that gives us the strength to continue facing it head on.
Grind don't stop, keep your head up and continue living your best life :) Hope this piece brings some joy and motivation to your day. - เพลง
0:01 introduction
0:11 rondo theme 1, part 1 (b minor)
0:31 rondo theme 1, part 2
0:56 episode 1, part 1 (b major)
1:12 episode 1, part 2
1:33 transition 1
1:43 rondo theme 2, part 1 (b minor)
2:04 rondo theme 2, part 2
2:30 episode 2, part 1 (e-flat major)
2:46 episode 2, part 2 (c minor, then e-flat major)
3:09 transition 2
3:34 rondo theme 3, part 1 (b minor)
3:59 rondo theme 3, part 2
4:30 coda (b major)
The second presentation of the theme is in e minor, not in b minor.
good job
One of the best piano finales ever, Chopin nailed this one.
Blechacz, in my opinion, is one of the most underrated pianist . He's a great artist and his Chopin is unique, he can read and highlight details that nobody else can do. Truly amazing
Who is the tremendous artist to thank for playing magnificently this heroic piece?
Rafał Blechacz
Thank you, maestro Rafal!
WOW! ❤
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Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Chopina to fenomen graniczący z cudem.
Как вы правы, Ханна!
Can't go a day without chopin not sharing or flatting everything
3:35 onwards - those left hand arpeggios are magnificently articulated! I've seldom heard them so clearly.
Horowitz Class Performance 📣 ......rare Musicianship and Control. I was fortunate to have been a friend of Vladimir Horowitz and used to take walks with him in Manhattan back in My Juilliard Masters days in the 1970s . He would have flipped for your Playing ...Best, Alan
Amazing
yes !! :)
Just a little thing (which I think it's funny in my language) is that presto, in italian mean "fast" or "very fast". But in portuguese, normally, has the mean of a thing being good or not. And is even a verb ("Prestar", which can be the equivalent to "Serve"). So, when when we read "Presto, ma non tanto" it seems "I serve, but not too much". Blechacz it is great playing Chopin's peaces, but, unfortunately, I don't see many people talking about him.
Que bestiaaaa!!! Ameee
I saw some fingering marked on the page. Wish I had had fingering on mine! Great version. Those sixths were so perfect!
Bravo bravo bravo
yes !! :)
Great versión!!!
yes !! :)
Monsieur Lapadite, à votre famille et à vos vaches, je dit bravo
Je n'ai pas les Mots !
at 2:04 to 2:30 this makes me crazy
Only because it's Chopin's...However, could you choose a piece that would show Chopin's softer, more sensitive side, please?
Will do in the future! Don’t know why I picked this piece first but his softer side is definitely my favourite :)
Bro not everything has to go to your liking. Chopins great works also include his more virtuosic works like this one. This does however, not mean that this is NOT sensitive and emotional. Its just because you cannot feel the depth of musicality and longing in these works.
Glad you picked this Piece, its beautiful....its one of the most performed Sonata in the Romantic period and one of Chopin's most virtuosic piece
@@fangy423 .....this Sonata's 1st movement is one of the greatest movement in piano literature, thats my opinion of course..😁
@@Bruce.-Wayne I agree