Chopin - Funeral March, Sonate Op. 35 (L Godowsky)

[geralava]

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[vonbiron]

Beautiful piece. If I knew someone would play this at my funeral, I would die tomorrow...

[airvarie]

I think it Fast to much...

Coz Chopin he acept Lento

[akoddy1g]

@airvarie you 've write.Too fast for Chopin

[InterdeanMunich]

It's literally sad that this is the best known work by Chopin... Sad but true

[anyakuno]

You wouldn't happen to have the rest of the sheet music would you?

This is a really beautiful piece of music. It perfectly shows that a music piece doesn't have to be incomplicated to be beautiful.

[manymanero]

@anyakuno

Chopin is already in the public domain

[anyakuno]

@manymanero But whenever I search for it, I only find some shortened version in a defferent key and I'm learning how to play it from the sheet in this video :P But I'll just search again then, thanks.

[pomeeelo92]

@anyakuno Try IMSLP, then! :D

[anyakuno]

@manymanero @manymanero But whenever I search for it, I only find some shortened version in a defferent key and I'm learning how to play it from the sheet in this video :P But I'll just search again then, thanks.

[xXBleistiftXx]

I've been searching for the name of this march for years, the only thing I knew was, that it was played on funreals but I never came up with the idea to search for "funreal march" xDD Thank ypu for uploading this, ist ... just brilliant! =D

[manymanero]

@xXBleistiftXx

you are welcome.

yes this is the most famous piece Chopin wrote but nobody knows it

[happyboy31]

@manymanero i would say the "wedding march" is quite well known too, wouldn't you? :D

[manymanero]

@happyboy31

yes... but WHO wrote that wedding march, by the way?

not Chopin for sure...

[dodopod]

@manymanero Is it referring to Richard Wagner's Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, or Felix Mendelssohn's Wedding March? Those are the two that I know of (or at least the two that I could easily find on Wikipedia).

[DmCeciNeji]

@manymanero there is one famous by Richard Wagner (part of 1 of his operas) and of course one by Felix Mendelsohn-Bacholdy

[liszt141]

@manymanero Felix Mendelssohn.

[johnyb211]

@manymanero mendelssohn wrote it..... !!!

[Nesjemannen]

@xXBleistiftXx

Same thing :p I went searching for Funeral music etc everywhere on google, but for some reason I couldn't find it anywhere >_>

[grillMITfleischboll]

beautiful! makes me want to play the piano again! see if i still can.

[ImaginaryNightshade]

ok i'll try :D

[Reiki101]

so pretty, i would like to hear it backwards though =o

[ImaginaryNightshade]

why on earth would you like to hear it backwards...? :p

[FiveMinutesToMercy]

Something wicked this way comes.

[Redward652]

alot of people used to play music like this backwards and forwards as a display of how well built the music was, structurally speaking.

[reziztanze]

Haunting, but beatifull tune.

[paulostroff99]

Very interesting interpretation! Bravo! TY.