Learning this now...overall not a very difficult piece technique wise and there are a lot of repeats but it requires a lot passion and emotion to properly convey its meaning. I find the part 4:03-4:29 the most challenging.
Pues bien, .. es difícil reconocer que no tenemos la cultura para discutir la vida personal de Frederik Chopin; Y mucho menos sobre sus partituras; así que aprovechen y disfruten al escuchar en lo poco que le queda de su mediocre vida. Gracias.
La valse est *extrêmement* bien jouée. Et si j'ose dire, joué par un musicien (exemple : le trémolo d'une quasi guitare à 3:00). Bravo quoi un très grande maîtrise des nuances et possibilités du piano sur une valse au fond très difficile, puisque sa simplicité technique "formelle" peut facilement la faire régresser en platitude musicale si elle est, comme moi je la joue, mal jouée. :)
Comme dit très bien le commentateur Ragle27, les valses de Chopin n'étaient pas écrites pour être dansées.
@zabuzato I´ve got the sheet of music in front of me(I´m studing it right now) and it´s written "Lento" very clearly... But the problem is not about playing rubato with Chopin of course, it´s just to start so fast, playing "lightly" a first section that has a clear gloomy color if played at the right tempo,LENTO, not adagio.
@ragle27 No, I'm not kidding. With a little less rubato it would indeed be entirely danceable. I don't disagree that Chopin innovated within the waltz form, but it is a social dance, not a fraction on a piece of paper.
@DylHsu Perhaps you are correct. I have seen interpretive ballet performed to some of these works. However, the rubato is what it's all about with the Chopin waltzes. ( in fact, all of Chopin's works!) It affords the artist an opportunity to add his/her own touch to the reading. I agree that the the waltz was a social dance; Shubert and Strauss were popular then, as I am sure you know. Thanks for the reply!
@SHuffleHardDieTryinG You don't know anything about chopin work then. All his masterpieces are rubato, because it's not mean to be played on the beat... Chopin wrote directly to the emotions. Pianists plays nocturnes fast and strongs, and others will play slower and pianissimo'er. It's all depending on the player. If you'd be a real piano player you would understand that pretty easily.
Chopin pieces are for freeness of play , not for dancing directly. It's possible, but not meant to.
@SHuffleHardDieTryinG You wrote that is not how its supposed to be played... but the tempo rubato is exactly the freeness of the play, so you are wrong.
@zabuzato i dont know if u happened to stay focused at school, but the second part of a sentence always refers to the main part of a sentence " duh ofc u can dance to any 3 quarter rhythm if its played on beat", and to explain this to you, the part "but thats not how its supposed to be played" refers to my words " if its played on beat", again read it carefully :P.
@zabuzato sorry dude, i know this is old, but he's saying the same thing as you. He is saying Rubato means it is not necessarily supposed to be played on the exact rhythm, but most other 3/4 rhythms can be danced to. You just said the same thing.
@ragle27 LOL you'd have a pretty hard time dancing to this one... you ever seen that video where an orchestra plays a joke on their conductor in a concert and they start playing faster... and faster... and faster and the conductor is struggling to keep up. It's hilarious. This desperate look comes into his face.
who is the pianist??
alexiscob93 5 days ago
Learning this now...overall not a very difficult piece technique wise and there are a lot of repeats but it requires a lot passion and emotion to properly convey its meaning. I find the part 4:03-4:29 the most challenging.
CrimsonPetal100 1 month ago
FANTASTICA....!!!! GRACIAS
MsAmordeluna 1 month ago
1 dislike - 1 deaf person...
kidystar 1 month ago
Chopin is such a fucking badass.
minitacomanofdoom 2 months ago 9
@minitacomanofdoom lol - just randomly browsing chopin waltzes, out of bordem, and read the best comment ever :)
TheDecadant 3 days ago
I'm not even born (still in my mother's womb) and I like this. :)
MateiAlexandruBogdan 2 months ago 5
1 person has a brain tumor. Poor fool.
erniefernandez0102 4 months ago 7
@erniefernandez0102 Maybe what he/she dislikes is the rendition... Please, be polite.
andalaraja 3 months ago 2
Pues bien, .. es difícil reconocer que no tenemos la cultura para discutir la vida personal de Frederik Chopin; Y mucho menos sobre sus partituras; así que aprovechen y disfruten al escuchar en lo poco que le queda de su mediocre vida. Gracias.
h5g43579 5 months ago
La valse est *extrêmement* bien jouée. Et si j'ose dire, joué par un musicien (exemple : le trémolo d'une quasi guitare à 3:00). Bravo quoi un très grande maîtrise des nuances et possibilités du piano sur une valse au fond très difficile, puisque sa simplicité technique "formelle" peut facilement la faire régresser en platitude musicale si elle est, comme moi je la joue, mal jouée. :)
Comme dit très bien le commentateur Ragle27, les valses de Chopin n'étaient pas écrites pour être dansées.
Teuora 5 months ago 2
piękne
prezentator 6 months ago
I think in the music sheet is written "lento" and not "adagio". I don´t know why all the recordings I´ve heared run so fast.
javierleonenriquez 7 months ago
@javierleonenriquez Each movements are different, and the whole piece is Rubato.
zabuzato 7 months ago
@zabuzato I´ve got the sheet of music in front of me(I´m studing it right now) and it´s written "Lento" very clearly... But the problem is not about playing rubato with Chopin of course, it´s just to start so fast, playing "lightly" a first section that has a clear gloomy color if played at the right tempo,LENTO, not adagio.
javierleonenriquez 7 months ago
I think the pianist is very talented, but I would never dance a waltz to this, there is too much rubato.
DylHsu 11 months ago
@DylHsu
You can't dance to a Chopin waltz!! Are you kidding! ONly the meter is a "watlz" hopin elevated the waltz into a musical artform unequaled since
ragle27 11 months ago
@DylHsu
You can't dance to a Chopin waltz!! Are you kidding! Only the meter is a "watlz" Chopin elevated the waltz into a musical artform unequaled since
ragle27 11 months ago 11
@ragle27 No, I'm not kidding. With a little less rubato it would indeed be entirely danceable. I don't disagree that Chopin innovated within the waltz form, but it is a social dance, not a fraction on a piece of paper.
DylHsu 11 months ago
@DylHsu Perhaps you are correct. I have seen interpretive ballet performed to some of these works. However, the rubato is what it's all about with the Chopin waltzes. ( in fact, all of Chopin's works!) It affords the artist an opportunity to add his/her own touch to the reading. I agree that the the waltz was a social dance; Shubert and Strauss were popular then, as I am sure you know. Thanks for the reply!
ragle27 11 months ago
@DylHsu duh ofc u can dance to any 3 quarter rhythm if its played on beat, but thats not how its supposed to be played
SHuffleHardDieTryinG 8 months ago
@SHuffleHardDieTryinG You don't know anything about chopin work then. All his masterpieces are rubato, because it's not mean to be played on the beat... Chopin wrote directly to the emotions. Pianists plays nocturnes fast and strongs, and others will play slower and pianissimo'er. It's all depending on the player. If you'd be a real piano player you would understand that pretty easily.
Chopin pieces are for freeness of play , not for dancing directly. It's possible, but not meant to.
zabuzato 7 months ago 2
@zabuzato ehhh read my comment again, understand it correctly and u will notice i said exactly what u just said.
SHuffleHardDieTryinG 7 months ago
@SHuffleHardDieTryinG You wrote that is not how its supposed to be played... but the tempo rubato is exactly the freeness of the play, so you are wrong.
zabuzato 7 months ago
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@zabuzato i dont know if u happened to stay focused at school, but the second part of a sentence always refers to the main part of a sentence " duh ofc u can dance to any 3 quarter rhythm if its played on beat", and to explain this to you, the part "but thats not how its supposed to be played" refers to my words " if its played on beat", again read it carefully :P.
SHuffleHardDieTryinG 7 months ago
@zabuzato sorry dude, i know this is old, but he's saying the same thing as you. He is saying Rubato means it is not necessarily supposed to be played on the exact rhythm, but most other 3/4 rhythms can be danced to. You just said the same thing.
chillriffer 5 months ago
@ragle27 LOL you'd have a pretty hard time dancing to this one... you ever seen that video where an orchestra plays a joke on their conductor in a concert and they start playing faster... and faster... and faster and the conductor is struggling to keep up. It's hilarious. This desperate look comes into his face.
alex1211yt 5 months ago
@alex1211yt I haven't seen it, could you tell me the name of this video please ?
lukawski100 2 months ago
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@DylHsu
You can't waltz to a Chopin waltz!! Are you kidding! Only the meter is a "watlz" Chopin elevated the waltz into a musical artform unequaled since
ragle27 11 months ago
very amazing waaw it's beautiful ...
Dieandletthemcry 11 months ago
the first picture is wich of liszt.... but it's a chopin song !!!! :@
Mimi9820 1 year ago
@Mimi9820 sory, it's chopin ;)
MoritzFaessler 11 months ago
Please tell me who is this Pianiste.
Je voudrais bien connaitre qui est ce pianiste, Cela me touche enorme.
ピアニストはどなたですか？素晴らしいです。
mitchu721 1 year ago
@mitchu721 I think it is A. Rubinstein
zarailulu 10 months ago
Este tema es hermoso.
Composicion Maravillosa que logra demostrar el poder que posee la musica, para transmitir emosiones.
Chopin enverdad logró increible en su vida, temas que tocan lo mas profundo del corazón y los extrae, permitiendonos experimentar sensaciones únicas.
Creo que no hace falta hablar tanto del tema y solo escuchar.
En mi caso, llorar.....
singlehate 1 year ago 10
me alegra que existan personas capaces de amar la musica y de enterderla. Y Chopin es un poeta del piano era un alma unica que vivia para la musica.
danitaca20 9 months ago
Heel mooi,
lijkt ook op Guus Meewis met het lied "laat me in die waan"
mvdbvd 1 year ago
esec kidev erti imistvis rom musikit isiamovnot
tamriko50 1 year ago
Who is the pianist?
benjaminlathbury 2 years ago
Janusz Olejniczak, this is off The Pianist soundtrack
BUDGETFREE 2 years ago
lovely
Sebastiankevinable 2 years ago