Chopin - Tarantella en la bemol mayor Op 43

[Pianoguy32]

listen to rossini La Danza, this is based on themes from that

[lmgottschalkophile]

Chopin is fantastic. It might please you to hear the Tarantella by L.M. Gottschalk on YouTube (many versions). It shows some Romantic evolution. The form is similar but the effect is somewhat different.

[xaladolokiyo]

Fuck yeah

[ancitobrian]

Love it!!!! Amazing master piece! Chopin such an amazing musician

[classicvinylbiz]

Regina Smendzianka, 1950s:

watch?v=akYklxTf2PM

Thanks and regards

[dussekfan]

I am addicted. And it reminds me of a Dussek Sonatina. Is this A Flat Major?? I'm planning on printing this out

[HoneyYogiLeeSprModeL]

what a cute song!!! Its seem like there was a horse running while the intro was playing

[cicciontek]

@HoneyYogiLeeSprModeL If you like this rithm, you can listen some modern/traditional version, listening "Officina Zoè - Don pizzica".

The kind of tarantella most known in the classical music is the one from Neaples (often called Tammurriata), but other variants are still alive in the southern Italy.

[HoneyYogiLeeSprModeL]

@cicciontek Thanks for ur info... ^ ^

[msfunnyfunnygirl]

i´m playing this at he moment;

this is fantastic!

[bicsc7]

It's a tarantella! It's supposed to be at least this fast :D

[pianochris123]

Just learned this one, suprised its not more popular actually. I like this version of it, not too fast as some like to play it. The piece is marked Presto in 6/8 time so shouldn't be too fast a nice swift 2 in the bar.