Chopin Prelude #4 - op.28 n°4

[uutbchh]

That's great, I like it

[goback3spaces]

Nice feeling, but too fast.

[OriginalBasaliskos]

Too monotonous. 

[vmarie84]

It is a bit fast, and I don't really hear any feeling when you play it. Other than that, it's okay.

[guillaumed39]

La meilleur interprétation que j'ai pu trouver sur YouTube en-ce-moment ! Bravo !!

[imsawfee]

congratss it sounds great

[greob]

Absolutely perfect interpretation. Honestly.

[LadyVampyress]

You play very well, but too fast in my opinion! On the other hand I think that everyone had to play in the way he/she prefers, trying to express feeling :)

Good job anyway! 4/5

[MaevaDean]

Wouaw Ce morceau est Magnifique , Vous avez de la chance de le maitriser comme ça ^o^

[darkwitch442]

heeeeeyy! slow down!! you are not in a race!!!!! this prelude is one of the hardest! and do you want to know why?? because you have to play with your heart!! where was your heart and your emotions when you were playing that???? in China??

[hacelocononda]

Well, I'll tell you the truth, not the condescending garbage of the mayority of comments you will get.

Your left hand is bouncing like a basketball. The tempo is fast and steady as a martial anthem. The silence at the end.... Where is it. ??

[hacelocononda]

You cannot play this well if you are not there FEELING it. It is not XXs century experimental music involving barking dogs and recordings of people being murdered.

Better pursue a career in dish washing. On the bright side, this might be good at the end. It might make Chopin come back from the underworld to change places with you.

[kykong]

What happened to the half rest just before the last three chords? That moment of dead silence is part of the drama of this piece!

[maellemagali]

If I could just have one song I would choose this. Thanks for sharing.

[rubianne2002]

Chopin named this piece "suffocation"...holding back on the tempo just a little bit would highlight that feeling a little more clearly. I do love the way you play.

[dalferr]

Beautiful! I adore this Prelude, it is so ... dream like. Thank you, stephinlyon.

[explosivejohnny]

beautifully played. i come to this piece from a different perspective. i know it as the piece that the famous bossa nova tune "insensatez" aka "how insensative" is based on. gorgeous. i think i'm gonna dive head into chopin if he is like this. very simple and powerful and gorgeous. do you have any recommendations as far as composers or pieces i should listen to? thanks so much for your post.

[chenoaa31]

That's so nice, very well played. I closed my eyes and listened, that's beautiful.

[weestro7]

I like this a lot. Your sensitivity comes through in your technique. I like your beautiful and clear expression--the rubato and the dynamics bring out Chopin's deliciously depressing prelude. Edifying to listen to.

Please share more with me (and the rest of the Internet). Based on your arm and finger movements, I'd guess your piano there has good springiness in the keys. Good for you--I suggest more recordings with you on that instrument, especially Chopin Prelude 6. :))

[pablitokangas]

It's played without any sensibility, the rubato is very badly used and it doesn't admit those tempo changes...Keep on studying it,man

[dancering77]

I love this piece. Well done. I have it also uploaded, I am just learning piano.

[m1k3f1]

yes zigon and krc are right but i love the way you feel the song its beatiful but too fast ,you have the hard step solved XD

[KRC86]

It should be played way slower as far as I know, and with only very slightly; even unnoticeable rubato... Anyway, very sensitive playing; although rushed..

[zigon123]

Very well played, I used to play that song myself. My only suggestion would be that right in the end, where you play the grace note in the right hand, play it a bit longer, don't have it sound so quick in the end.