Chopin Waltz No. 17 in E flat major, Op. posth.

[tristan4k]

hi, could anyone tell me who is the interpreter of this piece? I need to know the album name and name of musician? Thanks!

[macreff]

love this :x

[hissphillips]

I do not play but I love Chopin - not only that he is one from my country but I grew with his music all around. I listen to this piece first time in the morning ang for good night. best wishes for everyone - Anna

[LeonR1993]

I got the sheets finally... but it's really difficult to play, i mean, technically it's not that hard, but to get the swinging feeling in it is almost impossible for me... But gotta keep tryin!

[LeonR1993]

When i listen to this now i have to say it is really wonderfull. The melody is really swinging and it makes me feel like moving :P With al those chopin pieces, you hear them and your like: ´Oh i could come up with that´. It seems so easy, so simple, but actually it aint that easy. But it just seems like, you know what i mean? Just wonderfull, there´s no doubt about that. PS: really need thesheets. PLEASE HELP ME! I want to play this!

[saninanibanani]

Can you tell me which album this piece came out of? Thanks!

[DewberryIce]

beautiful... but who played this?

[LeonR1993]

Winter wind? is that also a piece of chopin? tell me more about it ,like to hear it.

[LeonR1993]

It is a beautifull piece, but definitly not the best. Listen to his grande polonaise brillante, you might change your mind

[zippidy0]

I don't know how this isn't really popular it's definitely one of his best pieces!

[bazariaraa]

@zippidy0 They don't know whether it is really chopin's work

[Pianoguy32]

@bazariaraa thats a different waltz - this one is clearly