What's wrong with you lot? He plays Chopin like a God! It's powerful and dramatic the way it should be, not boring and weak like Valentina Lisista who ever the hell she is, or Ashkenazy who hasn't got half as much technique as this guy.
One question: Why does he own a Steinway if he does not plan on equipping all of its musical weapons? A Steinway can create many amazing sounds; however, I only heard about three - loud, soft, and in-between. Sure he can play it very fast and very clean, but can he create something extraordinary? Maybe if he listened a little bit better.
I hope to you return to German to be a traditional german type higher player.
But ,if you do not want by yourself with your dynamic experiences with your father,too,you have to keep good circumstances to playing piano.
I think you had better move delux art place or from fashizmiuc
cities london orTokyo ,how did yourgran pa? I hope to you or young good talent holding artists keeping artistic freedum spirits of normal human rights &good luck place
Ｙｏｕ are a simillor type of this world piano players,but the differences are big impressions of your chroctoristic playing .
I hope to return to German to be a traditional german type higher player.
But ,if you do not want byyourself,we can not be in real with your dynamic experiences with your father,too.
I think you had better move delux art place even you refuse from fashizmiuc dengerouscities,sooner.I hope to hold artistic freedum spirits of normal human rights &good luck place
well, it is an etude after all. this study was for speed and agility in rapidly changing chord patterns if i'm not wrong. i kinda enjoy this version more than valentina's there is much more tension and a huge range of tone and dynamics :)
I think he is extremely talented and a very good musician, but he takes himself to the limit in this etude. He plays it too fast, even for him. Despite the tempo, he manages to make music, but a more relaxed version, just a bit, would be less stressing also for the audience.
*sigh* People we don't care about your goddam opinion! Shut up and listen to the music no one likes a critic about how someone plays. If that's how he plays it that's how he plays it!
@Agomongo1235 I thought the comments section was an appropriate area to, you know, make comments. Some people happen not to like his interpretation of this piece. Like this: I'm not a fan of the speed, but technically he's very clean.
He's going much too fast, you can hardly hear the melody. I usually tend to lean more towards Kempf's interpretations, especially when it comes to Chopin, but Horowitz played this much better.
I really like Kempf as a pianist. He is a very expressive pianist (see Beethoven's Pathetic Sonata). However, this performance is not that good. Several wrong notes 0:19, 0:38, 1:00, 1:02, and lacking of expression and feeling. The melody in the right hand can barely be distinguished while the left hand is too loud throughout the whole piece. Besides, the sound quality is pretty bad. The mics are too close to the piano and the sound is too dark. Check out Valentina Lisitsa's. That's perfection!
fngrbrdr2 you don't need to grow two hands more hands for this, all you have to do is go through a major Horowitz or Rubinstein rehab and then play the etude! oh mydadiscool1234 want to see the piece played at this tempo look up Sviatoslav Richter performing this etude.
@ocsound1 he still doesnt have the experiences to throw hands from above etc, it just loses the sounds, as you can hear in the start when its descending
@callofdutyops1 yes but chopin's tempo markings were for a different piano, which had considerably lighter action in the keys than a modern piano. Furthermore a modern piano creates a far more dense sound and has a larger bass resonance than his piano. Finally, he's obviously struggling with the speed in certain areas, and it is difficult to understand the musical meaning of the piece with this pace. I woudnlt try to play it minim = 80 or so as it says, as we live in a different age of pianos.
@wagneristhebest You point out an important thing about the difference in pianos, especially the resonance. I believe a lot of pedagogy over exagerrate bass, masking much of the dynamic and natural legato resonance/overtones of the piano of today. At the end of the day, there are different schools and different interpretations. It takes ultimate mastery to discover and play the true essence of the pieces. For sometimes there is such a thing as over-institutionalization, losing the art.
@wagneristhebest It's a rather achievable tempo marking. Despite the fact that it's marked to every half note at 88bpm, I would try and go around that tempo, but I don't think just because our pianos aren't as "light" as Chopin's piano makes it not achievable. If Chopin wanted it one way, I don't think it's a bad thing to therefore play it at that speed. The reason why he's struggling with it is probably because he was nervous and made a bad impulsive decision to play it faster than he could.
Oh my God, that guy needs to slow down and chill. He's to stiff which means he hasn't practiced it enough to just let your emotions flow with the song. Sure he got all the notes right but you just can't see the emotion involved with chopins etude. Also there were basically no dynamics, I've heard and judged this song many times
@bfeyalcin yes, he does, but he does make a couple mistakes....when judged it has less to do with the speed but with the accuracy....I mean....of course speed counts too, but accuracy is better.....
@HodiJSnitch i belive that this guy plays chopin like a midi file... tempo is without meaning... i can't feel expression... listen this one and ceck out the difference
@HodiJSnitch i belive that this guy plays chopin like a midi file... tempo is without meaning... i can't feel expression... listen this one and ceck out the difference "pollini chopin etude op 10 no 4"
If he played that any faster his hands would catch on fire. I hope he is not using flammable hair product or his hair may be at risk. Remember what happened to Michael Jackson. Don't do any Pepsi commercials Kempf.
@seraphimist Yeah, I can't agree with you there. ^^;; I CAN agree with davidbaker03 though.. Although I think that Kempf did a fine job, comparing the... EASE in which some of the greats managed this song makes it look a bit labored.. Look at Vladimir Horowitz for example.. even though he didn't play it as fast as kempf most of the time, he played it with a marginally better technique and mastery. ;). Check out 7XX538sybMU to see what I mean..
My preference is to become one with Ksenia Morozova plays Kreisler-Rachmaninoff Liebeslied> Thereby two talented pianists might produce five more. By your standards two pianists are likely to give rise to teaching A.I.D.s.
@SurfeurBleu42 : ´Obviously´ and ´homosexual´ are words printers find so acceptable that they are regularly found in dictionaries (otherwise known as lexicons) appended to the English language.
This Etude named "The torrent" has to be played according to Chopin at Presto con fuoco (white = 88). Freddy plays at this cadenza with a clear and an accurate play (we have time to ear each notes) and with both appropriate and appreciated nuances ! A very great performance, because I have personnaly not appreciated the Richter or Argerich versions (excuse me for the fans) : their versions are too fast, and unaccurate .. only to impress the auditors. Thnak you Mr Kempf ! :o)
@SurfeurBleu42 It wasn't named the torrent by Chopin. He never named any of his pieces because he believed it was up to the listener to decide what the music symbolizes and that he should not rob us of that. I think that is one of the things that makes Chopin great, we get to decide what it means.
@TheGuyWhoJustShotYou You perfectly right. An artist, whatever it is, and not only in music, has not to explain his work. Others have named this piece "The Torrent". But I have never said this name was created by Chopin itself.
@SurfeurBleu42 I would like to say one thing before I continue so there is no confusion, I am not angry. The thing with naming Chopins works is he hated this. So you saying it is called the torrent is doing something he hated.
@TheGuyWhoJustShotYou I understand. But even if Chopin was against the naming of his pieces, what importance ? With the aim of respecting his last wills ? What is amazing for every artist, it's the appropriation of his fans. And in this case, naming a Chopin's piece is for me a sort of consecration. The "purism" and the Art are for me incompatible.
Damn, amazing, composers with their, amazingness. Wish I could compose something 1% that decent - I can play some tough shit but composing stuff I play is impossible...
@xyloboi06 - I agree with you. They both play this at a fantastic rate but Freddy does use pedal more than Valentina so her does sound perfectly clear. They are both great pianists and I love listening to them.
I've played this one for my exams 2 weeks back :) INSANITY! Breathtaking and very very very deep. Can't forget him (etude) and can't stop palying it again and again and again. thumbs up bro! :)
Entendiendo que es un pianista profesional, no se distingue bien el canto de la mano izquierda. Me gustaron las octavas de la mano izquierda hacia el final y el ímpetu para tocar.
Entendiendo que es un pianista profesional, no se distingue bien el canto de la mano izquierda. Me gustaron las octavas de la mano izquierda hacia el final y el ímpetu para tocar.
@openmindspace this comment has me dying! I love to watch people's hands go nutty on the piano like this, but it's hard to think of an occasion where I would feel like listening to just a recording. Like,
"Oh man, it's been a long day at work, time to wind down with a beer and a little op. 10 no 4".
"I feel like dancin''"
Or if you had people over or something. "Hey guys, I'm going to put on some Chopin Etudes". Party's over!
What's wrong with you lot? He plays Chopin like a God! It's powerful and dramatic the way it should be, not boring and weak like Valentina Lisista who ever the hell she is, or Ashkenazy who hasn't got half as much technique as this guy.
1Thompsonmusic 1 week ago
the chinese pianist that I listened play fast, but no with sensibility.
ilovemusiclarinet 1 week ago
Where is the sensibility of music? Are you deaf? Have you ever listened to Chopin? Retard.
budpcs 2 weeks ago
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qqqwqeqrqtqy 2 weeks ago
muito bom
jaqueline95035 1 month ago in playlist chopin
ok, he can plays the piano very fast, but where is the sensibility of music? pollini plays better.
SmokyChannel 1 month ago
Nice hair.
pianozachary 1 month ago
I can't believe anybody would ever criticize this. so well-done.
jvance2230 1 month ago
i thought kempff is an old man
piano0b 1 month ago
@piano0b You're referring to Wilhelm Kempff. Freddy Kempf is something of a distant relation to Wilhelm.
Waldszenen 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
This is an Etude people, not a pensive piece. Go Freddy.
xartmanx 2 months ago
One question: Why does he own a Steinway if he does not plan on equipping all of its musical weapons? A Steinway can create many amazing sounds; however, I only heard about three - loud, soft, and in-between. Sure he can play it very fast and very clean, but can he create something extraordinary? Maybe if he listened a little bit better.
pianomanjc93 2 months ago
Great job ... saying this after listening to Murray Perahia's recording, so quite the compliment! Keep playig!!
sadie1981 3 months ago
@sadie1981 I'm sure he will.
pianozachary 1 month ago
A really good exhibition!!
kekkovaderiz 3 months ago
Much mistaking ,try again
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HighROCOCOlings 3 months ago
Much mistaking ,try again
I hope to you return to German to be a traditional german type higher player.
But ,if you do not want by yourself with your dynamic experiences with your father,too,you have to keep good circumstances to playing piano.
I think you had better move delux art place or from fashizmiuc
cities london orTokyo ,how did yourgran pa? I hope to you or young good talent holding artists keeping artistic freedum spirits of normal human rights &good luck place
HighROCOCOlings 3 months ago
Ｙｏｕ are a simillor type of this world piano players,but the differences are big impressions of your chroctoristic playing .
I hope to return to German to be a traditional german type higher player.
But ,if you do not want byyourself,we can not be in real with your dynamic experiences with your father,too.
I think you had better move delux art place even you refuse from fashizmiuc dengerouscities,sooner.I hope to hold artistic freedum spirits of normal human rights &good luck place
HighROCOCOlings 3 months ago
this sounds beethovenesk
superjam18 3 months ago
Holy freaking crap i dont think he even made 1 mistake...
HoBoJo321 4 months ago
bravo!
Pafization 4 months ago
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bmosheb 4 months ago
左手キレイです。
しかし、右手のキレイなフレーズがあまりうまくだせない感じで、音が濁っていますね、まずテクニックにこだわらず
美しい音をより出せるよう頑張りましょう
miopva 4 months ago
He's too tense. It feels nervous and rushed, when it should simply be energetic but natural. Really, I don't see why so many liked this performance.
pianojoseph84 4 months ago
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@pianojoseph84 cut the crap - he's one of the greatest!
If you can't see it, treat your jealousy issues - once they are resolved, everything will seem clearer.
bmosheb 4 months ago
Woooooooooooow~!!!
otgonbulgan 4 months ago in playlist More videos from ttag
Richer does that better
TheValerio187 5 months ago
@TheValerio187 I do it better then Richter! watch?v=zYkOMh7-z9M
bokimandusha 4 months ago
asdfjkl;howthefuckasdfjkl;
mazzgie 5 months ago
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mazzgie 5 months ago
magnifique
Feemelinopiano 5 months ago
well, it is an etude after all. this study was for speed and agility in rapidly changing chord patterns if i'm not wrong. i kinda enjoy this version more than valentina's there is much more tension and a huge range of tone and dynamics :)
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jms04081974 5 months ago
I think he is extremely talented and a very good musician, but he takes himself to the limit in this etude. He plays it too fast, even for him. Despite the tempo, he manages to make music, but a more relaxed version, just a bit, would be less stressing also for the audience.
MrMannyCalavera 6 months ago
speed is not a solution you need to play music
ClaudiuPiano 6 months ago
@ClaudiuPiano Well...as if this was "too fast," it's Chopin's tempo marking! Chopin wrote it at 88bpm per half note!
mario54671 5 months ago
Anne Kauppi plays this much better...
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Some people like it some people don't!
Agomongo1235 7 months ago
*sigh* People we don't care about your goddam opinion! Shut up and listen to the music no one likes a critic about how someone plays. If that's how he plays it that's how he plays it!
Agomongo1235 7 months ago 2
@Agomongo1235 I thought the comments section was an appropriate area to, you know, make comments. Some people happen not to like his interpretation of this piece. Like this: I'm not a fan of the speed, but technically he's very clean.
KermodeBear 6 months ago
He seems too hunched and tight in the shoulders. Probably playing faster than he should.
cbehringer1 7 months ago
He's going much too fast, you can hardly hear the melody. I usually tend to lean more towards Kempf's interpretations, especially when it comes to Chopin, but Horowitz played this much better.
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Where is music? fucking kempf
JadeKawaii1 7 months ago
Where is music? fucking kempf
JadeKawaii1 7 months ago 2
@JadeKawaii1 You may not hear it but others do!
Agomongo1235 6 months ago
we have to wonder if chopin would like this etude to be played so fast. sometimes professional pianists may exagerate just for competitive reasons.
lianosak 7 months ago
I really like Kempf as a pianist. He is a very expressive pianist (see Beethoven's Pathetic Sonata). However, this performance is not that good. Several wrong notes 0:19, 0:38, 1:00, 1:02, and lacking of expression and feeling. The melody in the right hand can barely be distinguished while the left hand is too loud throughout the whole piece. Besides, the sound quality is pretty bad. The mics are too close to the piano and the sound is too dark. Check out Valentina Lisitsa's. That's perfection!
oscardavidlara 8 months ago
fngrbrdr2 you don't need to grow two hands more hands for this, all you have to do is go through a major Horowitz or Rubinstein rehab and then play the etude! oh mydadiscool1234 want to see the piece played at this tempo look up Sviatoslav Richter performing this etude.
Borge232 8 months ago
by far the fastest ive seen this piece played
mydadiscool1234 9 months ago
he's a robot
ubuntuibex 9 months ago
Sorry kids,
that's is a pretty solid performance at a quick tempo ..
I've heard this played slower and less accurate in competition
ocsound1 9 months ago
@ocsound1 he still doesnt have the experiences to throw hands from above etc, it just loses the sounds, as you can hear in the start when its descending
BlazeKenny 9 months ago
I heard a wrong note at 0:53 !!! haha
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HodiJSnitch 10 months ago
orribile!
luigidiilio 10 months ago
i dont think this is a very good performance. Too fast, inaccurate, bad listening, and poor sense of rhythm. However, a stunning technique.
wagneristhebest 10 months ago
@wagneristhebest yeah its not really even. i wouldnt be satisified if i played it like this
anonymousQ45 10 months ago
its actually how fast its played get the sheet music and look at the tempo im playing it right now
callofdutyops1 9 months ago
thats actually how fast its played get the sheet music and look at the tempo. im currently playing this piece righ t now
callofdutyops1 9 months ago
@callofdutyops1 yes but chopin's tempo markings were for a different piano, which had considerably lighter action in the keys than a modern piano. Furthermore a modern piano creates a far more dense sound and has a larger bass resonance than his piano. Finally, he's obviously struggling with the speed in certain areas, and it is difficult to understand the musical meaning of the piece with this pace. I woudnlt try to play it minim = 80 or so as it says, as we live in a different age of pianos.
wagneristhebest 9 months ago
@wagneristhebest You point out an important thing about the difference in pianos, especially the resonance. I believe a lot of pedagogy over exagerrate bass, masking much of the dynamic and natural legato resonance/overtones of the piano of today. At the end of the day, there are different schools and different interpretations. It takes ultimate mastery to discover and play the true essence of the pieces. For sometimes there is such a thing as over-institutionalization, losing the art.
9b8 8 months ago
@wagneristhebest It's a rather achievable tempo marking. Despite the fact that it's marked to every half note at 88bpm, I would try and go around that tempo, but I don't think just because our pianos aren't as "light" as Chopin's piano makes it not achievable. If Chopin wanted it one way, I don't think it's a bad thing to therefore play it at that speed. The reason why he's struggling with it is probably because he was nervous and made a bad impulsive decision to play it faster than he could.
mario54671 5 months ago
omg he's killing the piece!...this performance makes ur ears bleed
TheSfx1000 10 months ago
Chuck norris could play that with his dick
meganerdXD 11 months ago 2
88 people don't understand Chopin!
huyhoang123 11 months ago 14
Whats with the hair? lol.
McSTEELhc 11 months ago
Oh my God, that guy needs to slow down and chill. He's to stiff which means he hasn't practiced it enough to just let your emotions flow with the song. Sure he got all the notes right but you just can't see the emotion involved with chopins etude. Also there were basically no dynamics, I've heard and judged this song many times
loplinger 11 months ago
@loplinger I agree with you
slayerfox2 10 months ago
My jaw just dropped to the floor!!
oh my God!!
I had only idea that a human could move his fingers so precisely and so fastly... WOW!!
Sadlullabiesdreamer 11 months ago
Too fast for my likeing - rushed!
poplarboydavid 11 months ago
MAH EYES BE DECIEVING ME
yxtee 11 months ago
cool ending xD
sashaskywalker 11 months ago
I like this song.
TheSingingCello 11 months ago
nice centre parting!
aftee 1 year ago
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Fantastic! No mistakes here at all.
HodiJSnitch 1 year ago
i love this guy playing it
gotfouryearstolive 1 year ago
He plays faster than Valentina Lisitsa
bfeyalcin 1 year ago
@bfeyalcin yes, he does, but he does make a couple mistakes....when judged it has less to do with the speed but with the accuracy....I mean....of course speed counts too, but accuracy is better.....
Good performance though!
thebrainnugget 1 year ago
Not as well though.
Theonedue 11 months ago
freddy try to listen how pollini performs this last one... ;)
donthinktoaviolin 1 year ago
I love at 1:05 how Chopin meshed the song back to the beginning.
Nocturne2000 1 year ago
how many months would I took to study this piece?
markabejero 1 year ago
@markabejero
Depends on how many years you've been studying piano, how many hours you pour into it each day, and if you're even any good at the piano.
vureservoir 1 year ago
@markabejero you play chopin etudes for your whole live. every amateur-pianist needs at least 1 year to play it "not bad"
AeneasMeier 1 year ago
How do 85 dislikes appear here? This guy is an expert, no mistakes...Live with it!
HodiJSnitch 1 year ago
@HodiJSnitch i belive that this guy plays chopin like a midi file... tempo is without meaning... i can't feel expression...
donthinktoaviolin 1 year ago
@HodiJSnitch i belive that this guy plays chopin like a midi file... tempo is without meaning... i can't feel expression... listen this one and ceck out the difference
donthinktoaviolin 1 year ago
@HodiJSnitch i belive that this guy plays chopin like a midi file... tempo is without meaning... i can't feel expression... listen this one and ceck out the difference "pollini chopin etude op 10 no 4"
donthinktoaviolin 1 year ago
10 million times harder to play than fantasie Impromtu op 66
TheFrozenghost211 1 year ago
If he played that any faster his hands would catch on fire. I hope he is not using flammable hair product or his hair may be at risk. Remember what happened to Michael Jackson. Don't do any Pepsi commercials Kempf.
steadmanification 1 year ago
KACHUPOY HAIR STYLE
markabejero 1 year ago
not a patch on his recording , which is probably the reference recording for Op 10/4
buckachiddy 1 year ago
Every note is distinct and crisp; Chopin would be crying in joy.
redddlord 1 year ago
私は日本人ですが、彼の技量に感動しました！！
私もいつかショパンのエチュードを弾いてみたいです！！
I'm japanese , but I was very surprised his tecnick!!
I want to play chopin's etude like him someday!!
Thank you very much!!
sylb2828 1 year ago 2
@sylb2828 Hey! Freddy Kempf is half Japanese you know? ;D
MarcJiang 1 year ago
too many bad notes !!
seraphimist 1 year ago
seraphimist where?!
kraiter1 1 year ago
@seraphimist Yeah, I can't agree with you there. ^^;; I CAN agree with davidbaker03 though.. Although I think that Kempf did a fine job, comparing the... EASE in which some of the greats managed this song makes it look a bit labored.. Look at Vladimir Horowitz for example.. even though he didn't play it as fast as kempf most of the time, he played it with a marginally better technique and mastery. ;). Check out 7XX538sybMU to see what I mean..
minoruhackerguy 1 year ago
I would love to have 1/16th of his talent! Beautiful
jarvis252000 1 year ago
that's not really good
v4liumfrance 1 year ago
sounds a bit labored, and just a bit messy for this professional of a video.
davidbaker03 1 year ago
My preference is to become one with Ksenia Morozova plays Kreisler-Rachmaninoff Liebeslied> Thereby two talented pianists might produce five more. By your standards two pianists are likely to give rise to teaching A.I.D.s.
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
... very obviously a homosexual ...
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
@MusicPredominates These words are unacceptable ! We don't care about Freddy is homosexual or not.
SurfeurBleu42 1 year ago
@SurfeurBleu42 : ´Obviously´ and ´homosexual´ are words printers find so acceptable that they are regularly found in dictionaries (otherwise known as lexicons) appended to the English language.
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
@MusicPredominates I hope he is! Very attractive wouldnt you say? ;)
corekykat 1 year ago
@corekykat : Well. That´s you !
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
@corekykat : Not at all. Homsexuals stand in the way of musical appreciation every time.
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
@MusicPredominates As do heterosexuals, like you. Take your ignorance elsewhere, please. YOU are standing in the way of musical appreciation.
btjohnson96 1 year ago
@btjohnson96 : Get a step ladder and you may be able to see over the heads of heterosexuals next time you go to the baseball !
MusicPredominates 1 year ago
ohmagod
shuyeonn 1 year ago
I think I played this for my Grade I piano.
RobertZemeckis1972 1 year ago
I can aslo play this, but i need 2 or 3 more hand, and about a whole my life to practice)
iraklikorkia 1 year ago
Yeah man.
geezerkeys 1 year ago
This Etude named "The torrent" has to be played according to Chopin at Presto con fuoco (white = 88). Freddy plays at this cadenza with a clear and an accurate play (we have time to ear each notes) and with both appropriate and appreciated nuances ! A very great performance, because I have personnaly not appreciated the Richter or Argerich versions (excuse me for the fans) : their versions are too fast, and unaccurate .. only to impress the auditors. Thnak you Mr Kempf ! :o)
SurfeurBleu42 1 year ago 2
@SurfeurBleu42 I have to say I agree. Richter's version was...
well, quite fast, to say the least.
GrinchlyGreen 1 year ago
@SurfeurBleu42 It wasn't named the torrent by Chopin. He never named any of his pieces because he believed it was up to the listener to decide what the music symbolizes and that he should not rob us of that. I think that is one of the things that makes Chopin great, we get to decide what it means.
TheGuyWhoJustShotYou 1 year ago
@TheGuyWhoJustShotYou You perfectly right. An artist, whatever it is, and not only in music, has not to explain his work. Others have named this piece "The Torrent". But I have never said this name was created by Chopin itself.
SurfeurBleu42 1 year ago
@SurfeurBleu42 I would like to say one thing before I continue so there is no confusion, I am not angry. The thing with naming Chopins works is he hated this. So you saying it is called the torrent is doing something he hated.
TheGuyWhoJustShotYou 1 year ago
@TheGuyWhoJustShotYou I understand. But even if Chopin was against the naming of his pieces, what importance ? With the aim of respecting his last wills ? What is amazing for every artist, it's the appropriation of his fans. And in this case, naming a Chopin's piece is for me a sort of consecration. The "purism" and the Art are for me incompatible.
SurfeurBleu42 1 year ago
maestro
MorFeruS1 1 year ago
Damn, amazing, composers with their, amazingness. Wish I could compose something 1% that decent - I can play some tough shit but composing stuff I play is impossible...
bevster1 1 year ago
is it just me or does the piano have a weird tone in the treble
SatanPanda 1 year ago
how in the fuck do you play this?!??! god damn... im angry.... but so in love
maniacguitar 1 year ago
lol he looks like chopin himself!
Vel0ceT 1 year ago
Freddy Kempf is just awesome... He plays all the songs I like--fantastically
Arephid1 1 year ago
so I guess he was attempting to be a second Richter...
mathpianist93 1 year ago
There are master pieces that only can be played by the main author. No no else.
artemetrajes 1 year ago
@artemetrajes According to Chopin, Liszt played the 24 etudes better than anyone else.
712Stephen 1 year ago
@artemetrajes ummm composer?
Authors write stories
ryanfallon 1 year ago
@xyloboi06 - I agree with you. They both play this at a fantastic rate but Freddy does use pedal more than Valentina so her does sound perfectly clear. They are both great pianists and I love listening to them.
rubendow 1 year ago
My fave piece hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahhahahahahah
MsSasukefangirl 1 year ago
I've played this one for my exams 2 weeks back :) INSANITY! Breathtaking and very very very deep. Can't forget him (etude) and can't stop palying it again and again and again. thumbs up bro! :)
DuhuKaralius 1 year ago
I love Freddy Kempf <3 : )
lapianiste3347 1 year ago
he is very good, though i wish he didn't use so much pedel at the end.
TheGuyWhoJustShotYou 1 year ago
Piece of cake! I could do it. All I have to do is grow 2 more hands and practise for a couple of eternities.
fngrbrdr2 1 year ago 56
@fngrbrdr2 even with four hands and after some eternities i'm not sure I could do it... xD
TheIncredibleGodzy 9 months ago
@fngrbrdr2 LMFAO!!!!!!!!
AdonayFloresLaMota 8 months ago
there are 75 retards amongst us!
y3k23k 1 year ago 3
@PcZocker111 you should check out valentina... she's cleaner. he's fantastic, dont get me wrong...but yeah...
xyloboi06 1 year ago 2
un peu stressé quand meme nom ? décontracte !
miarkisnak 1 year ago
I didn't know stephin bonnar could play pianno!
keolaful 1 year ago
Insane, must be so satisfying to play....
necro2607 1 year ago
So talented!
trschaefer 1 year ago
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Entendiendo que es un pianista profesional, no se distingue bien el canto de la mano izquierda. Me gustaron las octavas de la mano izquierda hacia el final y el ímpetu para tocar.
Jehovier 1 year ago
Entendiendo que es un pianista profesional, no se distingue bien el canto de la mano izquierda. Me gustaron las octavas de la mano izquierda hacia el final y el ímpetu para tocar.
Jehovier 1 year ago
技巧高超~值得喝采!!
Elsa568 1 year ago 2
GOD!!!HE IS NOT ALWAYS ON THE MARK BUT AFTER 43 YEARS i WISH I COULD PLAY LIKE HIM!
davidomholt 1 year ago
Help me Leon~~!
michael80009 1 year ago
tensed
v4liumfrance 1 year ago
wow ... 5*
MaSacker92 1 year ago
great!!!
xXkaddiiiXx 1 year ago
A serial killer was in his home and he Freddy couldnt resist the urge to play. :)
openmindspace 1 year ago 2
@openmindspace huh?
urahara53 1 year ago
@openmindspace this comment has me dying! I love to watch people's hands go nutty on the piano like this, but it's hard to think of an occasion where I would feel like listening to just a recording. Like,
"Oh man, it's been a long day at work, time to wind down with a beer and a little op. 10 no 4".
"I feel like dancin''"
Or if you had people over or something. "Hey guys, I'm going to put on some Chopin Etudes". Party's over!
roos08824 1 year ago
absolute talent!
sweetcharlie63 1 year ago
i want his piano. LOL. but he does rule
ESESsparky 1 year ago
great technique :O
luvelysteph 1 year ago
he look like mr hyde but i cant deny that his tooooo gooooood!!! i want his hands!!!!
anaputra 1 year ago
Bravo !!
XezarreVN 1 year ago
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the pianist looks like a douche
Drifblimz 1 year ago
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LOL I REDED YOU ALL
Ragman205 1 year ago
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to fast....(well rushed anyways)
paulpianoman 1 year ago
Wow, he's so hurry.....
syzforever 1 year ago
An absolute dead heat with Richter.
petie32 1 year ago
I like his style - always emotional, technic is only tool...
brabo and tanks for showing!
liligr21 1 year ago
syok
omguanyin 1 year ago
clap clap clap !
psykoblast 2 years ago
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Tama300 2 years ago
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no music
RozRichel 2 years ago
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Tama300 2 years ago
hey! that's the 'LEON S KENNEDY' HAIR STYLE! :D
s055623 2 years ago 26
@s055623 He looks more like Peter Parker, I think.
Kijjakarn 1 year ago 29
@Kijjakarn Except his fingers don't stick to the keys....XD
mattcabideinchrist 10 months ago
@Kijjakarn dont you mean peter parker looks like him??
PianoLvsPaul 6 months ago
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Haha. You're probably right.
Kijjakarn 6 months ago
This is incredible. What is Chopin's recommended Metronome for this piece?
bradleybadger 2 years ago