Chopin Mazurka Op. 17 no. 4 in A minor

[Crack61]

me gusta mucho mas como tocaba esta obra Wladislaw Szpillman

[TommyDai1]

the best interpretation of this marvelllous composition ive ever heard

[RemovdSande11]

@TommyDai1

guess you did not hear Horrowitz? out of this world... unreachable for living pianists.

[dmcII]

Chopin's Mazurkas are pure gold. There are too many pianists who seem to overdo the rubato or lose the intimacy of this one. Not you though.  Very well done. Bravo !

[inahaze76]

Thanks for posting. I'm not a pianist but this is known to me, believe it or not, at least from 2:05 onward. It is featured in Ingmar Bergman's film "Cries and Whispers." The piece fits the pathos of the film perfectly.

[toonbob30]

Ha Ha good job you made my day *stands and claps* i love this song and especially how you play it =^w^= I'm trying to play this song (yet i struggle) and i'm aiming to become a composer =D So i can be just like Chopin. -w- good job again!

[TheFrenchiesRock]

Bravo!

[gwizvideo]

Thank you for the great compliment!

[Doug19752533]

@Centrus67 what an incredible experience it would be to hear Chopin play his own music!!

[gwizvideo]

Thank you Chloe, I'll check it out.

[chlrldud74]

Very sensitive rendition. Only, I question the substitution of the E in place of the G#.

It takes away the poignant diminished 4th at the end of the phrase.

But that's just my opinion...

[PutrescentSoul]

AWESOME!

[silrepvinram]

Fantastic

[Anita8891]

This is wonderful:):)I love it sooo much,thank you sooo much,warm greetings;]

[sissichopin91]

excellent! the most beautiful mazurka

[birdsfledfromme]

so beautiful dad. i wrote a poem about your hands at work last week, must send it your way