Chopin Nocturne in e minor opus 72, Sean Bennett, piano

[crazyradioman]

Is this Stephen Foster?

[davel112]

amazing dynamics, exactly how im tryna make it sound as i work now. Agree with the others tho, with a slower tempo your playing would be that much better.

[hbkdetroit]

slow down, killer.

[shuaihuali]

I like it, but you put too much rubato and a little bit too fast But in general it was very good

[Haydenbrooks83]

I like the speed. Some of the nocturnes sound really boring, he realy souped it up.

[pyrotmen]

It is not too fast. This rhytmus is great..

[OriginalBasaliskos]

Woah woah woah, too fast.

[332synic233]

man, this guy makes it sound 2 easy... jk ;) its just that i wwent out to buy the sheet musci today & went, i'm sort of overwhelmed...

Anyways, great job! ;)

[douglassmcann]

all time simple chopin piece...it still takes a virtuoso, such as yourself, to play this...

[xlonelypandax]

Jesus christ it's ONE persons interpretation. Just because it's not yours doesn't mean it's wrong. He did a great job at giving us his intentions. It was consistent. Great work Sean.

[Biffer5]

Well done but too fast for me. I like this nocturne slower. the Horowitz version is the way I like it.

[obiegirl98]

Maybe I play this too sentimentally. Not only that I tell my students to bring out the left hand and concentrate especially those beautiful notes you hit with the second finger as you come across. I make them breathe in and out as they play that. Maybe it's a female vs male thing.

Oh, my you gliss's were just heavenly. I would give about anything I have to play those like you do.

[CanisLupusSolitarius]

It's the way I liked to play it as an etude,(a very slow one off course) before my left-hand started to shake. :(

[willnulife]

Very interesting. I admit, the tempo is unexpected. But, awesome dynamics. You did an amazing job of gliding the left hand part under the right to create a controlled tempo feel with the right hand melody. Nice chops, too. I like this interpretation a lot.

[mikeplaysguitar22]

just too fast.

[yuquanchen]

I normally don't comment on piano pieces, if I do, it would be basically positive. But this time I can't help myself expressing how I truly feel: this play is waaaaay too fast. The feel and emotion was completely lost with such tempo. Sorry.

[Jennifer493]

This is perfect. I can play this piece, but not like you. I just can't seem to express myself as you do through it. Thanks for sharing!

[CloudTT]

i like it fast, but this is a little to fast for me. but its nice

[nico22059]

this is the right speed, not fast, not slow either

[98igi89]

i think it s tooooo fast.. it's a nocturne. it can t be so rush!! it s talking of such big emotions that appear stupid here cause they run. try to imagine a queen very well dressed, that s running instead walking as a queen should do!! here u open ur heart to people, it has to be very gentle! try to watch d xformance of rubestain, livia rìv or

[tomat0es]

i agree. i play this at the speed 54

[98igi89]

sorry i posted by mistake too early. anyway Lívia Rév(sorry d mistake), or horowitz.

[Floyd5642]

Where did you record this at?

[ProLen]

I prefer Lívia Rév's interpretation, this is to fast for a nocturne

[Anonymous71688]

7 months later, I agree...

[randomisedblue]

absolutely amazing style.

[TangledLace]

Probably one of the best interpretations of this piece, but horrible camera, which almost ruins it for me...

I'm sure you could afford a new one from tips from preforming just this song. lol :)

[S4UD4DE]

like more a Ballade.

[halilthe42ndturk]

the best interpretation so far, until i get a decent camera ;)

[britandveg]

So very beautiful.

[JayTheShoeCollector]

pretty good

[jerrysaries328]

ooh i played this, never was as good though!!

nice job, but crappy camera

<3

[MrRcpp]

That nocturne is beautiful and this interpretation is quite impressive but i like it played a bit slower so that it sounds more sad.

[xiaomai79]

this is well played, but the video camera is bad and ruins the sound.

[cziffra1980]

This is considerably more musical than your playing in the those transcriptions. Much more shape and some good phrasing here.

[retrogamerdave]

It's Chopin, come on. :)