My first time hearing this piece this kid was playing at the Tchaikovsky competition and stopped in the middle several timess. Now when I her it, I expect Sergio to stop in the middle lol
Really amazing technicality here :) Does anyone know what the Left Hand: Revolutionary mean at the beginning? And I'm making the assumption that Right Hand: Thirds is something to do with harmonisation (correct me if I'm wrong), but what does it mean beyond this?
@Arachnidius The right hand plays the etude for thirds (Op. 25, no.6) and the left hand plays the so-called "Revolutionary" etude (Op. 10, no. 12). Marc-André Hameline did a similar thing, combining all the a minor etudes in one.
I would like to hear Mr Tiempo plying the above Etude this way: Etude Op 25 nr 6:Right Hand; Etude op 25 nr.6 Left Hand, Contrary Motion. I am sure he is able to do so.!
This is a lovely show that good music is a process. Right hand is exactly the thirds-study while the left hand is "adapted" from the c-minor etude, as far as I can hear. Sergio Tiempo plays energetic and very expressive for every phrase.
As long as there will be people for undertanding his music with an educated sense of hearing, and some people loving his music according to their feelings, Chopin will never die. I prefer believing that common people are able to love that music for what it is, knowing that the common disinterest for classical music is manifest. I prefer lying to myself that knowing that, excepted for a few, Chopin, his life and music will fall into oblivion. It's too sad. Thank you for all your answers
@fabba i think you demand too much from yourself but i respect your sense of perfectionism!
So what do you think about Loussier playing jazz on Chopin? yeah i'm kidding...
In fact, modernism or tradition is the question. I think there are intersting works from nowadays, but other completely ridiculous, as for exemple cd's with classical pieces from advertisings etc... But, who can understand fully the will of a composer just by reading the score??
@fabbaa "music should be accessible only to a few clever people; not to the mass"
I guess you consider yourself clever, but in my view you're just a selfish frustrated guy, too proud of his little knowledge. I'm really tired of reading arguments here. What are you lookin for? Prove that your IQ is higher than others? Prove to yourself that you know better than anyone on music? U just prove that you're more interested by yourself than music itself. Just leave people enjoy music on their own...
@fabaa However, i admit that what you say is interesting, and i don't want to make fun of it. But, if you studied for years about music, why not write a book, whatever on paper or on the internet? I'm just pissed of by arguments on youtube in general. I have nothing against you and your culture, but i think there are more constructive ways to demonstrate your intelligence and knowledge. And overall, music is for anyone who has ears, brain comes after. Music "only to a few" is just facism.
I can't see what's wrong by doing this? It's not destroying the original it's just exploring around the original just like godowsky did. Probably his first versions were something like this.
@fabbaa Difficult to determine what you mean by "extract", or indeed the rest of your question. Neither you nor I know why Chopin chose C minor; to pretend otherwise is sheer arrogance. Would you have been happier if Tiempo had retained C minor for the bass and G# minor for the treble? Why don't you suggest it to him? Someone of his gifts would welcome the challenge!
@fabbaa Dear, dear, fabbaa, relax! Firstly, someone plying like Tiempo is hardly in the majority, luckily for all the other pianists out there. Secondly, he's having a great time; he does it because he can. Why don't you try it?
@fabbaa Godowsky had no "rights" beyond being, like Sergio Tiempo, a highly creative, supremely talented musician. You are equally misinformed regarding Chopin; you obviously haven't read his letters to his boy-friend, Titus. Also, not quite "all other composers" were (are) gay.
@JHighland1 Sergio Tiempo has been playing since like 2 or 3 years old and has studied under some of the greatest pianists of the late 20th century. His entire life has been dedicated to becoming a master of the piano, and well he's either pretty much succeeded or at least well on his way to that goal.
fantástico Sergio, te escuché en Madrid cuando eras un niño, sigues igual de bueno, excelente interpretación como además todo lo que haces. adelante y por muchos años
When I listen to some of his other recordings, he seems to do a very fine job. I don't know why he's messing it up so badly on ones he recorded in this specific studio.
why try so hard to look as if you have the technique to alter a piece into a more complicated one when you don't even know how to control the strength within your fingers? I noticed the same in your Chopin 28-16 prelude. Listen to his 4 and 5 fingers. Terrible. If you can't play comfortably enough at that tempo, practice more, instead of ruining a piece like this. And what's up with the insensitive right hand movements anyways? what point are you trying to make?
could you send me his personal facebook page? i have some relatvies that he has in common and id like to discuss some stuff with im. it be great thank
@gaetanomariadigiorgi if you are talking about the thirds at 0:54 they are not out of time, i thought so too when i first listened, but you have to listen closely
haha this guy is intelligent. he converts the revulotioanry into the G# minor because it is easier to play than c min. already the thirds are in G# min. good idea and technique also...
What I was referring to was Godowsky's arrangements of all the Chopin etudes. Tiempo is doing the same with this etude and others. Have you heard Godowsky playing them? You Tube has some of his arrangements. Tell me who has done a better job. My opinion is Godowsky by far.
Oh absolutely - Godowsky's studies are absolute masterpieces. Tiempo can't be compared to Godowsky in any serious way. Godowsky never recorded his own studies (sadly) but he was a titanic pianist (e.g., his 4th Chopin Scherzo).
Wow. I would have preferred a little more contrapuntal interplay between the melody of the G#minor half and the melody of the "revolutionary" half. As it was, all I could hear was the sound of one of the etudes, not both. Phenomenal playing, though. Great balance, sound quality, control, clarity.
I saw Sergio Tiempo live. He is a magnificent professional and his technique is excellent. I read some people making empty criticism. Obviously they have no idea who they are criticizing.
I can imagine one of this guys in the Chopin era saying to Frederic "hey, play loose. You are looking very stiff". Cracks me up, lol
I find this a brilliant idea... i really don't understand why others say the piano sounds brilliand, or lift your arms!!!! these are not intelligent comments really! instead of criticizing try to come up with an idea like this! he's combining two studies in the same time! do you understand what this means??! sergio's a pupil of marthat argerich.. he doesn't need someone to tell him to lifet his arms!!! you are all jealous! sergio's technicality, musicality and interpretations is brilliant!
@Thaliastrassewien Brilliant? I'd prefer Lang Lang over Tiempo. At least Lang has his techniques down. Tiempo's just another incompetently spoiled child who thinks he can one day become another Argerich. Argerich at Tiempo's age was soooo much better, and I'm still not a fan of Argerich. I can't believe she chose to teach Tiempo.
@caricama .if you prefer bang bang..then..anything else you have to say is pointless..and you are not a fan of argerich ???? enjoy the buffoonery of your little liberace lang lang ..probably THE most ridiculous comment i have come across yet
the fingers are just an exstenion of the arms watch the planes from arm to hand...piano echars always complain ...lift your arms they are not on the plane of attack
I find this absolutly fantastic. In my opinion, Godowsky's rewrites suffer from dwarfing the content by the form, as if he was bored and kept making up outrageous ways to butcher the etudes. His combinations of two etudes are 'undecided' about which one is to be brought out and mutually conflict with one another, hurting my ears. Tiempo's version keeps 10/12 in the background, providing the piece with unobtrusive, beautiful harmonization for the dominating 25/6 melody. Great job.
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terrible, again he combines the LH harmony of #12 with chromatic thirds melody from #6..its just retarded...you want to see a REAL combination of 2 ENTIRE etudes, check Godowsky's Black -Key and Butterfly..now THAT'S RIDIC
The idea of combinorics with the chopin etudes is rather old. With 27 etudes in the chopin's repertoire, there are more than 100 possible combinations, but would they sound any good? It's better to write an original etude. Revisits is so Madonna!!
@CliftonTeGreat No, if your reffering to his letters to Titus anybody can tell you that in those times ppl just talked like that. it was 2 centuries ago and in a dif continent so wat you saw was a cultural difference
@Kikoune974 no, im saying he was soft. he was a preppy french/polish guy. he was attracted to george sand because of her intellect not her looks. but she was still a WOMAN. Chopin was NOT gay. Tchaikovsky was gay
@Kikoune974 no he was not attracted to her looks he made fun of her before they met, said she dressed like a man and she smoked cigars. other than that you basically quoted me. you might as well drop your argument
original is written by chopin, and he is Sergio Timepo....Chopin is God, Sergio Timepo is just a talented pianist. i think this is nice arrange still...
you can't just inherit traits as good as his an Argerich. they both are obviously very naturally talented and technically advanced. he plays with he same type of fast interpretation probably because she was his teacher. but their technique really is not the same, watch their hands while playing. totally different
Bardzo kocham muzykę Chopina uspakaja mnie to mocno w słuchaniu Fryderyka Chopina grasz pięknie bardzo ładnie na fortepianie i również na pianinie CONGRATULATIONS
i think godowsky's versions are more smoothed out. i would have loved tiempo's version, while stunningly accurate and clean, to have more transition in the harmony..
I feel like the revolutionary etude didn't have enough exposure in this arrangement. This piece sounded like the etude in thirds with a lackluster accompaniment.
Precisel! The whole theme is more based on the Thirds than the revolutionary... still interesting though. Needs some balance. Still, I consider Godowsky to be the master behind such stuff!
FENOMENAL!
De d'onde es ?
Geert Dehoux, pianista belga.
geertdehoux 1 week ago
My first time hearing this piece this kid was playing at the Tchaikovsky competition and stopped in the middle several timess. Now when I her it, I expect Sergio to stop in the middle lol
tjtheplay 2 weeks ago
New competition requirement.. heh
705JRC 2 months ago
譜読みだけでも大変な曲を、
こんな軽やかに弾きこなすなんて、、、、
allcolors1121 3 months ago
where can i get the sheet music?
gsarci2011 3 months ago
@gsarci2011 imslp
brazilamaral 2 months ago
haha!!!!!! i love it!!!!!!!!!!
gsarci2011 3 months ago
Do I really need to comment?
Pavle245 4 months ago
I have to say this, but I like this better than the original 25-6.
cisdolce 4 months ago
Really amazing technicality here :) Does anyone know what the Left Hand: Revolutionary mean at the beginning? And I'm making the assumption that Right Hand: Thirds is something to do with harmonisation (correct me if I'm wrong), but what does it mean beyond this?
Arachnidius 4 months ago
@Arachnidius The right hand plays the etude for thirds (Op. 25, no.6) and the left hand plays the so-called "Revolutionary" etude (Op. 10, no. 12). Marc-André Hameline did a similar thing, combining all the a minor etudes in one.
AnarchoHumanist 4 months ago
And where is the concerto 3 by Rachmaninov ?
shadockman 5 months ago
if i had a penny foir every key he pressed i'd have10 mansions
2hyeok 5 months ago
Title: Sergio TIEMPO. (Y)
olivleonardo 5 months ago
awesome!
2hyeok 5 months ago
こんなに超絶技巧なのに何の感動も感じないのは何故でしょう・・・
mxlr8 6 months ago
I would like to hear Mr Tiempo plying the above Etude this way: Etude Op 25 nr 6:Right Hand; Etude op 25 nr.6 Left Hand, Contrary Motion. I am sure he is able to do so.!
henrique1944 8 months ago
He must be the greatest Pianist in the world right now !
harald144 8 months ago
tROP bIENNN !!
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LoveeiaJulianaa164 10 months ago
He's a genius !
bfeyalcin 11 months ago 8
Great.. what's the point though.
ueblondon 1 year ago
Excellent post !
LaurentziuRo 1 year ago 2
His hands are like hovering.
Xtian0003 1 year ago
Watching this is both inspiring and degrading.
reddestbredd 1 year ago 5
While this is certainly impressive, I love the original left hand for this etude. It's gorgeous.
OriginalBasaliskos 1 year ago
BEAST....
chutdigadut 1 year ago
This is a lovely show that good music is a process. Right hand is exactly the thirds-study while the left hand is "adapted" from the c-minor etude, as far as I can hear. Sergio Tiempo plays energetic and very expressive for every phrase.
AlfaAxel 1 year ago
@fabbaa
As long as there will be people for undertanding his music with an educated sense of hearing, and some people loving his music according to their feelings, Chopin will never die. I prefer believing that common people are able to love that music for what it is, knowing that the common disinterest for classical music is manifest. I prefer lying to myself that knowing that, excepted for a few, Chopin, his life and music will fall into oblivion. It's too sad. Thank you for all your answers
veryblackcat 1 year ago
@fabba i think you demand too much from yourself but i respect your sense of perfectionism!
So what do you think about Loussier playing jazz on Chopin? yeah i'm kidding...
In fact, modernism or tradition is the question. I think there are intersting works from nowadays, but other completely ridiculous, as for exemple cd's with classical pieces from advertisings etc... But, who can understand fully the will of a composer just by reading the score??
What are the limits of interpretation?
veryblackcat 1 year ago
@fabbaa
1)good answer
2)it's a question of education, i guess. Tomatis wrote on that if i can recall... don't know if he's been translated. Shame on my ignorance.
3)no none could agree more than me...
veryblackcat 1 year ago
@fabbaa "music should be accessible only to a few clever people; not to the mass"
I guess you consider yourself clever, but in my view you're just a selfish frustrated guy, too proud of his little knowledge. I'm really tired of reading arguments here. What are you lookin for? Prove that your IQ is higher than others? Prove to yourself that you know better than anyone on music? U just prove that you're more interested by yourself than music itself. Just leave people enjoy music on their own...
veryblackcat 1 year ago
@fabaa However, i admit that what you say is interesting, and i don't want to make fun of it. But, if you studied for years about music, why not write a book, whatever on paper or on the internet? I'm just pissed of by arguments on youtube in general. I have nothing against you and your culture, but i think there are more constructive ways to demonstrate your intelligence and knowledge. And overall, music is for anyone who has ears, brain comes after. Music "only to a few" is just facism.
veryblackcat 1 year ago
heh I have a picture with this man.
he is awesome!! and tho looks soo young!
PianoGirl555 1 year ago
wow !!!
TheMedieval2323 1 year ago
@fabbaa wikipedia knowledge, wuuuuuu
karazh 1 year ago
@fabbaa No. Godowsky was not a great composer, maybe a great pianist.
AntipovSvyatoslav 1 year ago
Gould could have done this better after just looking at the two sheets for an hour.
Just to demonstrate the mindless hedonistic non-empathetic virtuosity side of the romantic era. :)
smortep3 1 year ago
@smortep3 No, Gould could not. Only if he spent at least three month learning it.
AntipovSvyatoslav 1 year ago
@AntipovSvyatoslav wait, you're right, 3 months 5 days 6 hours exactly. dude it was a joke
smortep3 1 year ago
I can't see what's wrong by doing this? It's not destroying the original it's just exploring around the original just like godowsky did. Probably his first versions were something like this.
PS: Let the dead guys rest in peace.
Aul1kki 1 year ago
@fabbaa Difficult to determine what you mean by "extract", or indeed the rest of your question. Neither you nor I know why Chopin chose C minor; to pretend otherwise is sheer arrogance. Would you have been happier if Tiempo had retained C minor for the bass and G# minor for the treble? Why don't you suggest it to him? Someone of his gifts would welcome the challenge!
4456dh 1 year ago
@fabbaa Dear, dear, fabbaa, relax! Firstly, someone plying like Tiempo is hardly in the majority, luckily for all the other pianists out there. Secondly, he's having a great time; he does it because he can. Why don't you try it?
4456dh 1 year ago
@fabbaa Godowsky had no "rights" beyond being, like Sergio Tiempo, a highly creative, supremely talented musician. You are equally misinformed regarding Chopin; you obviously haven't read his letters to his boy-friend, Titus. Also, not quite "all other composers" were (are) gay.
4456dh 1 year ago
How the hell do you even get your thirds to be that quick and clean? I'd really like to know, especially on the G# minor scale thats just absurd.
JHighland1 1 year ago
@JHighland1 Sergio Tiempo has been playing since like 2 or 3 years old and has studied under some of the greatest pianists of the late 20th century. His entire life has been dedicated to becoming a master of the piano, and well he's either pretty much succeeded or at least well on his way to that goal.
Sixxtysix 1 year ago
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jutolina96 1 year ago
Bravo !
pianotonton 1 year ago
So much personality in his music making.God, how does one get thirds like his? Geese.
lovesGenet 1 year ago
timepo in the title
4785689 1 year ago
fantástico Sergio, te escuché en Madrid cuando eras un niño, sigues igual de bueno, excelente interpretación como además todo lo que haces. adelante y por muchos años
TheArtcool 1 year ago
'e chisto fa asci' pazzo a mme!
silvestrogiovanni 1 year ago
wow, i cnt even see his fingers, theyre lyk a BLUR!!!!!!!! XD
such an amazing player :)
bubsgirl1994 1 year ago
Just put this song on my Chopin Liszt :)
substantialjames 1 year ago
When I listen to some of his other recordings, he seems to do a very fine job. I don't know why he's messing it up so badly on ones he recorded in this specific studio.
caricama 1 year ago
why try so hard to look as if you have the technique to alter a piece into a more complicated one when you don't even know how to control the strength within your fingers? I noticed the same in your Chopin 28-16 prelude. Listen to his 4 and 5 fingers. Terrible. If you can't play comfortably enough at that tempo, practice more, instead of ruining a piece like this. And what's up with the insensitive right hand movements anyways? what point are you trying to make?
caricama 1 year ago
0:42 0:44 you could balance a glass of water on that right hand
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
♥
AlmaSchiwago 1 year ago
holy SHIT ya, one word...VIRTUOSO
chutdigadut 1 year ago
How does someone become this insanely good at such a young age? I am in love... with the way he makes music... and not only :)
ViolinValia 1 year ago
beautiful! thks for posting!
liligr21 1 year ago
Simply amazing.
GodGiftedMusician 1 year ago
Marvellous!
liligr21 2 years ago
Yeah that's what you get when you've got both a student and a teacher who like to show off. But Tiempo's performances are alays beautiful though.
daytonmlivingston 2 years ago
I absolutely love Tiempo's study !
Has anyone ever been able to get hold of the score ?
Ilike2tubeittubeit 2 years ago 17
Don't try, I've even personally asked him for it on his actual facebook page (not fan page) and he won't give it to anyone.
daytonmlivingston 2 years ago
@daytonmlivingston: Yeah, thats what I've found out, too. Contacted him in several ways but no reply.
Ilike2tubeittubeit 2 years ago
could you send me his personal facebook page? i have some relatvies that he has in common and id like to discuss some stuff with im. it be great thank
spike2133876 1 year ago
@Ilike2tubeittubeit
The right hand is the original op.25 No.6 and the left hand is something like op.10 No.12 in g sharp minor.
I think when you listen/watch carefully to the left hand, you can write it down by yourself :)
parule 6 months ago
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Bad composition
lost time!
gaetanomariadigiorgi 2 years ago
@gaetanomariadigiorgi this is TIEMPO Tempo
anonymousQ45 2 years ago
@gaetanomariadigiorgi if you are talking about the thirds at 0:54 they are not out of time, i thought so too when i first listened, but you have to listen closely
anonymousQ45 2 years ago
The pianist, the instrument and the esecution are very precious.
This composition, for me, don't claims this great work.
Gaetano Di Giorgio
gaetanomariadigiorgi 2 years ago
haha this guy is intelligent. he converts the revulotioanry into the G# minor because it is easier to play than c min. already the thirds are in G# min. good idea and technique also...
y1g1tcn 2 years ago
Another Leopold Godowsky!!!
MoebiusTripper 2 years ago 4
Tiempo? The next Godowsky? Oh please.
micheldvorsky 1 year ago
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MoebiusTripper 1 year ago
What I was referring to was Godowsky's arrangements of all the Chopin etudes. Tiempo is doing the same with this etude and others. Have you heard Godowsky playing them? You Tube has some of his arrangements. Tell me who has done a better job. My opinion is Godowsky by far.
MoebiusTripper 1 year ago
Oh absolutely - Godowsky's studies are absolute masterpieces. Tiempo can't be compared to Godowsky in any serious way. Godowsky never recorded his own studies (sadly) but he was a titanic pianist (e.g., his 4th Chopin Scherzo).
micheldvorsky 1 year ago
@micheldvorsky you said it....he puts 2 accompaniments together ..pssh...no skill
OniyukiRyuken 1 year ago
i dont love the arrangement but you have to admit those thirds are nice!
splico17 2 years ago 2
Nice!
DEEZA95 2 years ago 2
Sheer genius.
Coreypiano 2 years ago 4
*Picks jaw up off the floor*
This guy is amazing. @.@ He is so smooth and look at the wrists! = O Loose.. Very loose... almost jell-O
I love his ending. The way he picks up his hands.
GodGiftedMusician 2 years ago 3
wonderful! brilliantly conceived and executed. bravo!
rbd1956 2 years ago
extremely impressive !!
MATTDUNCAN1 2 years ago 2
This "study" sounds fluttery
ulsbolde89 2 years ago
Wow. I would have preferred a little more contrapuntal interplay between the melody of the G#minor half and the melody of the "revolutionary" half. As it was, all I could hear was the sound of one of the etudes, not both. Phenomenal playing, though. Great balance, sound quality, control, clarity.
PrestoTenebroso 2 years ago
perfect.
Kimiko11111 2 years ago
Pięknie 6******
ykpatr 2 years ago
holy shit?
Aerovistae 2 years ago 2
I saw Sergio Tiempo live. He is a magnificent professional and his technique is excellent. I read some people making empty criticism. Obviously they have no idea who they are criticizing.
I can imagine one of this guys in the Chopin era saying to Frederic "hey, play loose. You are looking very stiff". Cracks me up, lol
NickyRamone77 2 years ago 3
what kind of technique is that?
vrljikkerssfesst 2 years ago 2
fucking good technique...;-)
dido93 2 years ago 58
haha..... nice technique
vrljikkerssfesst 2 years ago 4
superb
verystacy 2 years ago
I find this a brilliant idea... i really don't understand why others say the piano sounds brilliand, or lift your arms!!!! these are not intelligent comments really! instead of criticizing try to come up with an idea like this! he's combining two studies in the same time! do you understand what this means??! sergio's a pupil of marthat argerich.. he doesn't need someone to tell him to lifet his arms!!! you are all jealous! sergio's technicality, musicality and interpretations is brilliant!
Thaliastrassewien 2 years ago
@Thaliastrassewien Brilliant? I'd prefer Lang Lang over Tiempo. At least Lang has his techniques down. Tiempo's just another incompetently spoiled child who thinks he can one day become another Argerich. Argerich at Tiempo's age was soooo much better, and I'm still not a fan of Argerich. I can't believe she chose to teach Tiempo.
caricama 1 year ago
@caricama .if you prefer bang bang..then..anything else you have to say is pointless..and you are not a fan of argerich ???? enjoy the buffoonery of your little liberace lang lang ..probably THE most ridiculous comment i have come across yet
MATTDUNCAN1 1 year ago 3
the fingers are just an exstenion of the arms watch the planes from arm to hand...piano echars always complain ...lift your arms they are not on the plane of attack
bandguyz24 2 years ago
What unbelievable technique!
piano6861 2 years ago
amazing!!!
上乘功夫的進階版，
速度嚇人，
音色卻也淋漓盡致~
在拼速度的領域裡，這可留下一筆!
seremerow 2 years ago 2
the piano sounds brilliant!
gainweighttoday 2 years ago
I find this absolutly fantastic. In my opinion, Godowsky's rewrites suffer from dwarfing the content by the form, as if he was bored and kept making up outrageous ways to butcher the etudes. His combinations of two etudes are 'undecided' about which one is to be brought out and mutually conflict with one another, hurting my ears. Tiempo's version keeps 10/12 in the background, providing the piece with unobtrusive, beautiful harmonization for the dominating 25/6 melody. Great job.
neuviemeporte 2 years ago
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terrible, again he combines the LH harmony of #12 with chromatic thirds melody from #6..its just retarded...you want to see a REAL combination of 2 ENTIRE etudes, check Godowsky's Black -Key and Butterfly..now THAT'S RIDIC
OniyukiRyuken 2 years ago
Great technique.
The idea of combinorics with the chopin etudes is rather old. With 27 etudes in the chopin's repertoire, there are more than 100 possible combinations, but would they sound any good? It's better to write an original etude. Revisits is so Madonna!!
devonunitedkingdom 2 years ago
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Xerxes3902 2 years ago
i love the accent he puts on the last note of the RH chromatic scales you can hear the crack in the echo of the hall
anonymousQ45 2 years ago
musica masturbata!
antykom1 2 years ago
laughing my fucking ass off!
jakmere 2 years ago
i like the FF chords at 0:49 then the revolutionary 10/12 variation following hes italian?
anonymousQ45 2 years ago
No he's argentinian, student of Martha Argerich =)
COCOONFABULA 2 years ago
It listens to it to Sergio live in the Luna Park in Argentina and I assure to them that he is excellent.
diegonico2360 2 years ago
sounds more like a sawing machine then a piano
Shalev15 2 years ago
This is a fine pianist, but one cannot improve Chopin. The thirds are superbly executed.
Troybeallad 2 years ago 2
I agree %100
vohehuli 2 years ago
this is a real genius! AWESOME!
stsulpice 2 years ago
This is a grand and yet artistic masterpiece.Nice........
gordoncore91 2 years ago
That was awesome!
ZeroZenta 2 years ago
Ok,...you are the best!
1wiki1 2 years ago
Magnificent...I would have liked more passion and a bit solwer in 1:12 but it is great indeed
sebastianrc 2 years ago
this had to have required alot of dedication to do
graywaves123 2 years ago 3
He only remove the most difficult hand of the thirds study ^^
ipvac1 2 years ago
I thought the right hand was the hard one?
pookiehohn 2 years ago
信じがたい演奏する人がいるもんですねえ。
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rosycarolina 2 years ago
You misspell his last name on the title.
BachScholar 2 years ago
talking about other thing, how could i get the score?
Alejandro270193 2 years ago
fuck you he is not gay, he has a gf!!!!!!! her name leonor talancun!!!!!!
marrieter08 2 years ago
Jesus fist fucking Christ, lay off, I was just curious
guerino07 2 years ago
oh, please tell me he's gay ^_^
guerino07 2 years ago
why would you ask that? Are you gay, are you a fudge packer? Please describe your question. What a FUCK!!!!
Mudhauler68 2 years ago
Yes, I'm gay and I find this guy attractive, why the outrage? Chopin liked guys too, so did Tchaikovsky.
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Alejandro270193 2 years ago
Contrary to popular belief, George Sand was a woman.
lscully3 2 years ago 7
@guerino07 chopin was not gay
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45 yes he was
CliftonTeGreat 1 year ago
@CliftonTeGreat No, if your reffering to his letters to Titus anybody can tell you that in those times ppl just talked like that. it was 2 centuries ago and in a dif continent so wat you saw was a cultural difference
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45 we just can't know that, and it's just not our busisness :)
lelilelu 1 year ago
@lelilelu he wasnt gay, he was preppy and dainty. not the same as being a fag. im sure he loved women he had girlfriends at paris conservatory
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45
He most importantly had a resounding affair with the writer George Sand (a baroness)...
Are you suggesting that he was bi?!?
Kikoune974 1 year ago
@Kikoune974 no, im saying he was soft. he was a preppy french/polish guy. he was attracted to george sand because of her intellect not her looks. but she was still a WOMAN. Chopin was NOT gay. Tchaikovsky was gay
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45
Yes, he was soft and he had an affair with G Sand because he was attracted by her intellect AND her looks.
Kikoune974 1 year ago
@Kikoune974 no he was not attracted to her looks he made fun of her before they met, said she dressed like a man and she smoked cigars. other than that you basically quoted me. you might as well drop your argument
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45
Yes, sure, I "quoted" you Verlaine! :))
Dressing like a man and smoking cigars does not make a woman look ugly, does it?
Anyway, you want to have the last word, so you will reply to this and I will ignore you and you will get it ;)
Kikoune974 1 year ago
@anonymousQ45
Yes, sure, I "quoted" you Verlaine! :))
Dressing like a man and smoking cigars does not make a woman look ugly, does it?
Anyway, you want to have the last word, so you will reply to this and I will ignore you and you will get it ;)
Kikoune974 1 year ago
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@anonymousQ45
Yes, sure, I "quoted" you Verlaine! :))
Dressing like a man and smoking cigars does not make a woman look ugly, does it?
Anyway, you want to have the last word, so you will reply to this and I will ignore you and you will get it ;)
Kikoune974 1 year ago
wow twice the fun!
Jtking3000 2 years ago
audacious great virtuosity. The best should be to play the original version
bilou1955 2 years ago
you are my hero man :)
lifeisgood4music 2 years ago
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lifeisgood4music 2 years ago
I don't like this at all. The original is much better. This version sounds pretentious.
Haydenbrooks83 2 years ago
such a comparison is pointless
original is written by chopin, and he is Sergio Timepo....Chopin is God, Sergio Timepo is just a talented pianist. i think this is nice arrange still...
lawbigduck 2 years ago
It's like he's trying to sound like Beethoven in his performance...I like miss Valentina's
superjam18 2 years ago
sei figo
7milord7 2 years ago
he's unbelievable!
satchandkirkrule 2 years ago
He simply inherited the traits and technic from his teacher Argerich.. Like teacher like student...
steinwaykid 2 years ago
you can't just inherit traits as good as his an Argerich. they both are obviously very naturally talented and technically advanced. he plays with he same type of fast interpretation probably because she was his teacher. but their technique really is not the same, watch their hands while playing. totally different
davidbaker03 2 years ago
Bardzo kocham muzykę Chopina uspakaja mnie to mocno w słuchaniu Fryderyka Chopina grasz pięknie bardzo ładnie na fortepianie i również na pianinie CONGRATULATIONS
ykpatr 2 years ago
nie powiem, żebyś się tu popisał składnią i logiką wypowiedzi....
pianoplejer 2 years ago
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oh his plaing terrible.he thinks that plaing fast is coll-but no.he has lost sense of chopin music
xaxvuna 2 years ago
Blah blah blah...Bark..bark..bark.. thats all I hear. Upload some chopin intrpretion first ok?
konzolmester 2 years ago
Not only is what he's playing totally insane, but he's playing it very well. Is he the next Volodos?
Phi1618033 2 years ago
Or the next Godowsky?
lscully2 2 years ago
I would say he's the first Sergio Tiempo.
cisdolce 2 years ago 2
He is the first Sergio Tiempo. !!!
konzolmester 2 years ago
SO TOUGH
v4liumfrance 2 years ago
WOOT! i'd say its a lot better than the godowsky versions :O
lottoformulier 2 years ago 3
i think godowsky's versions are more smoothed out. i would have loved tiempo's version, while stunningly accurate and clean, to have more transition in the harmony..
burobbi 2 years ago 5
commentare è difficile....ascoltate pollini sullo stesso studio e avrete la differenza tra la vanità e la sostanza....
tonidist 2 years ago
Wow!
HelenaLovesKateBush 2 years ago
我操！
vampierkill 2 years ago
technical showpiece
duelmastera9 2 years ago
I feel like the revolutionary etude didn't have enough exposure in this arrangement. This piece sounded like the etude in thirds with a lackluster accompaniment.
coasterman16 2 years ago 2
I felt the same, the thirds is dominant over the revolutionary throughout the entire thing. Still, the accompaniment is very interesting.
demosj 2 years ago
Precisel! The whole theme is more based on the Thirds than the revolutionary... still interesting though. Needs some balance. Still, I consider Godowsky to be the master behind such stuff!
Egide0 2 years ago
Simply Gorgeous.
Appassionata90 2 years ago
Che bel ragazzo... e pure un bravo pianista!!! Il mio uomo perfetto!!!!!
stellestalle 2 years ago
se vuoi te lo presento è mio amico,dico sul serio
foppola 2 years ago
да госпожо Гигова-свири точно това,което ви казах-в лява ръка-революционният,в дясна-=терцовият!
turlackov 2 years ago