Frédéric Chopin - Berceuse Op. 57 - Peter Roper-Curzon

[nycolas1712]

Excellent. 

[1Thompsonmusic]

Is this the same pianist who played General Lavine Eccentric in Young Musician of the Year, which I was watching at the time?

[advisorC101]

@1Thompsonmusic, I wouldn't know since I didn't see the performance. However, he was a finalist in the BBC Young Musician of the Year.

[AndreaPianoPlayer]

Fantastic playing, so mouving. It seems to listening drops of water falling down. I like especially from 1.43 to 1.57.

[organman52]

This is the most beautiful playing I can imagine. And this piece is otherwordly.

[passacaglia28]

Great performance! Thank you for sharing.

[organmosic]

you have a wonderful teacher indeed

[advisorC101]

I know...

[litanijebral]

Nice. Thank you, James! :)

[willowthebored]

I'm not usually a Chopin fan (or a fan of the piano in general), but this is really nice! He has the kind of expressive control I dream about, the romantic piano's best and (as such things tend to be) most underutilized resource. Five stars, a favorite, some inspiration and then some.

[robertgift]

Wonderful.

Lovely, gentle touch.

[advisorC101]

I agree, in his hands it just flows so smoothly.

[codeman2008]

Fabulous!

[organman52]

The opening notes in the right hand are like pearls. This fine pianist/musician truly has absolute control over the tonal resources of the piano. And his grasp of the concept of the piece is extraordinary.

[organman52]

This gorgeous - AND difficult masterpiece is being played exquisitely by your teacher. Chopin is in our midst. How unbelievably gratifying !

[advisorC101]

Its an eternally soothing performance.

[organman52]

Perfect choice of words.