Simon Trpceski plays Chopin Mazurka Op.17 #4 at Classical Underground

[isa80981]

superbe interprétation



[EdmondDantesLeComte]

Oh god.. you know, I know some might be angry for the small "creative liberties" he's taken in the piece.. but to me, he made it his own. I enjoyed hearing him play every bit as much as all the greats out there.. Thank you so much for you marvelous performance! I've not been so moved by music in a while, which is saying something, since I am always listening to music where ever I am.. :3

[Muertedertod]

@EdmondDantesLeComte you're damn right, i feel the same!

[slapmyfunkybass]

i think his changes of tone, tempo and dynamics are spot on

[alisaofmacedon]

Macedonia Loves you :)))

[Capfka]

He has a rather - very, in fact - strange technique, but he's made a really good job of interpreting one of Chopin's lesser-known and more technically-demanding pieces. Let's hope he goes well.

[Angie92oh]

Горди сме на тебе Симон!

We are proud of you Simon!

Well done.

[ET11495]

This is one of the only songs i know where the tempo can change constantly, and it actually sounds good. It takes real emotion to play this song the way Chopin intended.

[Coreypiano]

A very sensitive and thoughtful performance of a beautiful piece of music.

[TommyDai1]

the middle part is to loud is supossed to be dolce however great interpretation.

[radiodoc999]

This appears to be one of a few interpretations that respect Chopin`s prescription "senza ped." consequently - which demands very accurate phrasing of the left hand and shifts this Mazurka from "beginner`s level" to quite non-trivial. This accuracy enables to sound the depth of a real abyss. A marvelous interpretation!

[Vodnoman]

He is one of the best in the world:D

[4dndf91]

too much tension on the fingers methinks

[pianotonton]

Quel artiste ! J'adore comment il fait des susbtitutions à la main droite, comme un organiste !

[AcomA100]

very interesting document. Now, i heard trpeski the first time and I attest him a delicious mazurka-feeling. His own oral introduction is very smart and spontaneous.