Chopin Mazurka Op. 17 No. 2 in E Minor - Hsia-Jung Chang 張夏榕

[462146]

beautiful

[rolipoli]

such an amazing talent

[raginggingy17]

check your beat! your beat was off at some points. but really very good. i only know about the beat cuz i'm learnig this song too.

[wilbur1960]

Very nicely done. Bravo Hsia-Jung!!

[PianoCussoSFHA]

Who are the 4 retarded who that didn't like this

[Egmontwj]

非常轻灵而优雅的演奏，迷倒了不少老外 哈哈。

[AndreicaGabriel]

nice interpretation ! i like it ...

[jorgeandrade20]

Very gracious and refined!

[Nimenicamine01]

antes de verla a ella, pensaba que podria ser Horowitz. Muy buena interpretacion para una asiatica

[piianno]

the interpratation is a purely matter of taste, her technique is really good, if you dont like this version just listen to another song :)

[callenishss]

ah man.... the paradigm within which this woman was raised is unfortunately quite different, i dont know how to react here...

to us its almost like listening to pogorelich but thats really not the intention

[Lisztianpiano]

I really enjoyed this performance. It was not over the top, but very refined and melancholy and with a very subtle and dynamic use of rubato.

[baaiimaa]

;) Good to hear from you. Please post some videos.

[provisoire4]

Fail

[jasp7711]

Hi HJ. I accidentally came across this. What a pleasant surprise. So nice to get to hear you play again. JS (Thailand)

[IIPianista]

Very good, clear in terms of tecnique and sentimental performance! But I actually disagree on the interpretation, I would play actually a quite of a "scherzoso" on the main melody and slow it down in the central part.

[riemann]

I'm sorry but this is not well performed.

[mangosulfurico73]

why? could you explain me please??=)

[callenishss]

the paradigm within which this woman was raised is unfortunately quite different

she seems to be daddling around without care rather than being proud and passing time which is more like what polish tradition should be performed