Lívia Rév Chopin Nocturne for piano F sharp minor Op 48-2

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

still the best performance I know

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

@newFranzFerencLiszt again, the best performance

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

@newFranzFerencLiszt I really can't find a better playing. Please, help me!

[madlovba3]

@newFranzFerencLiszt This CD was recorded in 1988, on Hyperion. I don't have the disc, but I must buy it, her playing is utterly gorgeous. I'm gonna upload Tamás Vásáry's recording of this nocturne, btw, as well as several others, since he's one of my very favourite Chopin interpreters and plays (among others) this Nocturne fabulously. I hope you'll like it! :D

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

@madlovba3 akefhvhlruahlvk!

[madlovba3]

@newFranzFerencLiszt bless you

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

@madlovba3 thanks

[madlovba03]

@newFranzFerencLiszt /watch?v=4-aTbgvj7zk ;)

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

damn beautiful

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

can you please tell me the year of this recording, or her age if you prefer

[marynnaGAGA]

so much peace ..dont ya feel?

[BirdsBrasil]

I dont understand why this Nocturne sounds so special to me. I see anguish and solitude. I just would change a little moment at this incredible interpretation: the seconds within 6:00 and 6:06 should 'talk' with more pain. The B note (6:05) followed by its D F# F# and G# are the saddest moment of this music. I would play it slowly. Anyway... this recording is the best I've listened of all among op48 n2 of Youtube.

[callenishss]

I have this recorded as my main vid.

[mariofbag]

Have anyone heard Rubinstein's version here in Youtube?, also try Gulsin Onay's version, both of the same caliber of madam Livia Rev.

[snyke31]

95 years old and still playing 8hours a day!!

[bobon47]

very pensive and warmly

[beryllium2]

Oh... This is the most beautiful thing I've heard all month! This one is soo hard though. I've played the crazy one in the same opus, in c minor, but this one is so much harder, the musiclaity. Oh... I love Livia Rev!!

[jjp009]

I play many of the Chopin Nocturnes, but for some reason, as much as I love this one in F# minor, its underlying difficulties scare me. It's a lot harder than it sounds (to play well, anyway...and if you can't play it right, why bother?).

[jjp009]

Oh yes, forgot to mention...Maestra Rev played this beautifully.

[dorpik]

@jjp009 absolutely true!

[jjp009]

dorpik: Well, it's a year later and I still can't play it!! LOL!

[NordicHealer]

Wonderfully done....I was truely amazed.

[quesadiya]

hey i want that file!! please

im in love with that interpretation ...

Help me :)

[beryllium2]

she has the best interpretation of chopin nocturnes of anybody.

[quesadiya]

interpretation: A+

sound: A+

video: :(

music: :)

Chopin: RULES!

[2Iryni]

i agree with u!!absolutely..he rules!!!

[poupou77]

grandma rules!

[pianochick1]

Breathtaking!

[ugnex3]

Whoops wrong comment so sorry I meant for the Chopin Nocturne No. 7 in C sharp minor 'Les plaintives' should be Nocturne Op. 9 No. 3 in B Major

[ugnex3]

and this one is Nocturne Op. 9 No. 3 in B Major! Very nice too :]

[keiser7]

This piece is nearly flawless.