This lightly-perfumed performance of the Op.62 no.2 Nocturne is a godsend for those who found deeper interpretations too disturbing and depressing. This is something you can listen to that eases you into sleep. However, a good performance of this nocturne, the last one Chopin wrote and a farewell to life, should make you sleepless at night and haunt you for days. Rubinstein's stereo recording was strangely fallible, slowing the tempo when the going got tough in the middle section marked agitato. My favourite performance was Dang Thai Son's when he won the Chopin competition; it was the performance of a lifetime. On record, I think Rafal Blechacz, another Chopin competition winner, is unbeatable.
I didn’t know it was the last Chopin wrote. I played this at 21, and am relearning it in my 40s and the interpretation is so very different, though that shouldn’t be surprising. I can hear the sadness and sweetness of life far more deeply.
Jan listened's all performance lovely for me ''Chopin Nocturne, Beethoven piano Concerto no 1~5 , Schman piano Concerto , Chopin études, Chopin works piano & Orchestra , Chopin piano Concerto 1& 2
I've never been able to clarify how chopin actually played when alive. Someone said Hoffman 'knows' so I listen to his. Chopin international judges might be so offended therein. Strange.
@@kubaasm8177 even worse an excuse when his compatriot Glen Gould put his agonies into the Gold berg variations for all eternity.DG has become another factory for churning out product not talent but hey the videos are pretty...
What is your favourite piece performance by Jan Lisiecki?
Nocturne op.55 no.2 (all the nocturnes and études though)
Op 48 no 1 !
Nocturne op 48 no 2
Schumann's Piano Concerto op.54!
I'll see tonight because I'm going to his concert!
Beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes how could be such Beauty.
Sublime Jan, Chopin !! 🙏❤🎶🎹🎶❤👌🤗💘 Congratulations and thank you so much, Jan Lisiecki and Deutsche Grammophon. 💕💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😊🌹❤🙋♀️😍
This lightly-perfumed performance of the Op.62 no.2 Nocturne is a godsend for those who found deeper interpretations too disturbing and depressing. This is something you can listen to that eases you into sleep. However, a good performance of this nocturne, the last one Chopin wrote and a farewell to life, should make you sleepless at night and haunt you for days. Rubinstein's stereo recording was strangely fallible, slowing the tempo when the going got tough in the middle section marked agitato. My favourite performance was Dang Thai Son's when he won the Chopin competition; it was the performance of a lifetime. On record, I think Rafal Blechacz, another Chopin competition winner, is unbeatable.
I didn’t know it was the last Chopin wrote. I played this at 21, and am relearning it in my 40s and the interpretation is so very different, though that shouldn’t be surprising. I can hear the sadness and sweetness of life far more deeply.
So beautiful 🥲 I like all the Rubato he play, so touching.
Jan listened's all performance lovely for me ''Chopin Nocturne, Beethoven piano Concerto no 1~5 , Schman piano Concerto , Chopin études, Chopin works piano & Orchestra , Chopin piano Concerto 1& 2
More Janine and Hélène, s'il vous plaît.
This is fantastic too by the way. 👌
Jan you are a genius !!!!
Bello!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Bravo!!!🤗👏👏👏🤳
Beautiful would be mild to say! Thank you.
Sublime!
impressed
.iiMuchas gracias!!
Chop ski. In the area. Always sound
touch😌
Wow
Pianoconcerto a-moll from Edward Grieg!!!😍
꺅 good
I've never been able to clarify how chopin actually played when alive. Someone said Hoffman 'knows' so I listen to his. Chopin international judges might be so offended therein. Strange.
GREAT
All too self-conscious for me.
Et smukt lille stykke musikværk og flot spillet …….
Not much passion or colour behind this performance.Is this pianist really Polish then? Learning Chopin by rote a la chinoiserie..
All his life he grew up in Canada
@@kubaasm8177 even worse an excuse when his compatriot Glen Gould put his agonies into the Gold berg variations for all eternity.DG has become another factory for churning out product not talent but hey the videos are pretty...
Much too forceful, choppy and disjointed. A comparison with Rubenstein's performance can elucidate this
Right???