F.Chopin Etude Op.10-12 Revolutionary

[TheSatochann]

cool



[ichigo674]

I agree with "username1p." The pedal makes the sound unclear and all "smudged" you could say. But the more important thing in an etude is the technique and the articualtion and accuracy of notes (for what an etude was made to practice.) So hte piano player here does a good job with that.

[username1p]

WHY DO YOU USE PEDAL, PEOPLE : CHOPIN MARKED NO PEDAL.  i LEARNED THIS IN ONE SITTING. Cake

[gleetooth]

but its written legatissmo so people use the pedal to make it easier.

[Rachturne]

Obviously your teacher pays more attention to your left hand than your right. Someone needs Clementi in their life.

[amandasarockstar]

Wish audio was more clear.

[aalg4c]

awesome

[maxfreak345]

you have a bad habit of pounding the chords. Its to sound rich, not a quick bang

[SparkRabbit]

nice emotion...a few mistakes here and there but overall really spectacular. I love this piece of music.

P.S. I like your hair

[bethanylovesdan]

nice well done

[HungAzn]

A few mistakes, great dynamics, but the left hand seemed a little more blurred than usual. Holding pedal too long or just the mic's fault? Great work either way.

[Achtelnote]

really good for an amateur but that you play the d flat part at the end piano is laughable.

[pangsai]

he looks handsome...

[pianiste02]

good

[WahLumconJudo]

Se where his hand raises high and strikes the cord. Thats is what you call pasion, emotion.

Southern Bigbossman

[WahLumconJudo]

Very well done.

[Tallgoose05]

Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro! Pro!

Only gifted individual plays like that! Goose

[DaFlashDude]

This is good! Just a little too "unemotional". Don't blame me, I like violent stuff. ;)

[benhd1]

Hey try fantasie impromptu it's really violent!

[ParkourIsHot]

quite good indeed.

[RamenxC]

pro man.

[daobanvzhinv]

maybe it's just me, but i didn't hear the "fire" in the piece.

[francorussie]

If you take into account the spirit of Frederic Chopin and his time, this piece is not about "rage" or being just rabid. It's meant to be noble , courageous, inspired or inspiring. So this interpretation is really good. Technical progress may allow a pianist to reach an even better interpretation

[francorussie]

P.S. to achieve even more "fire", but really, it still must be manly and courageous

[minohara7]

うまいっ!!

[francorussie]

I am impressed. Technically and emotionally, too, it is a great performance with a

good courageous feeling (as to the "slowing down" emotionally it can create the impression of slight hesitation to my European mind). I'd respond to some over-emotional Europeans by saying that "Revolutionary" was a reference to noble, sort of heroic feelings, and rather patriotic than revolutionary as such (while "hatred"/ "rage" would be decadent. In reality, Chopin is far more inspiring than that).

[francorussie]

Mean he has the good, courageous feeling for the piece.

As to Yamaha ' s fame, as much as Steinway & Sons', even if it's probably exaggerated, I do not agree with those overcritical comments on the Yamaha sound. From what I gathered there seems to be a "trade" war between S & Sons and the Japanese manufacturer (to the point of the strong suspicion that some people are still not forgiving Sviatoslav Richter for arguably preferring Yamahas... though he liked S and Bechstein, too)

[francorussie]

I am really impressed. Technically and emotionally, too, it is a great performance with a good courageous feeling (as to the "slowing down" at about 01:26, emotionally it can create the impression of slight hesitation to my European mind). And yet: bravo.

"Revolutionary" was a reference to noble, heroic feelings, and rather patriotic than revolutionary as such (preferring "hatred" /"rage" is decadent. In reality, Chopin is far more inspiring than "hate").

[Cilaee]

People need to stop confusing accuracy with lack of emotion. Being meticulous is an important skill which this pianist (for the most part) does excellently.

[dreadmaker]

as someone who's in the middle of learning the piece, and who's heard many, many interpretations of it, if I can offer some advice :

it was excellent overall, especially the dynamics which a lot of people don't pay attention to. however, I thought that the beginning of the third page, or the modulation to be too slow. you made it quiet, which is fine, but you also made it slower for some reason. so, that was really my only beef.

other than that? excellent!

[pangsai]

he looks handsome =)

[almk3]

las notas de la derecha no las aguantas el tiempo debido..

y la interpretacion creo q es un poco pobre, las notas estan todas, pero muchas carecen de sentimiento..todas suenan igual..

Muy buena tecnica.. pero mejora la expresion!

you have to improve more but you're in the correct way

[slawpap]

poland rules

[Wandalandowskaya47]

I don't like Japanese sound... Steinway or Pleyel, please!!!!

[destinedreality]

I don't have any words to describe how great this performance is. The great piano poet himself would probably have been happy for his work to be done so well.

[aaaaandreeeee]

um pouco lento, mas ficou bom.

[pianoholickyp]

Excellent! How can you play that fast?...

[kissesunited7]

yah sry misunderstood btw im not saying that asians play better

[pyroprince78]

shouldn't have had to say "sry".... any idiot could have understood what you meant

[IIllIIllIIIlIIIllIlI]

Awesome!

This is great exercises for the left hand.

Nice job!

How long did it take to learn this piece, may I please ask?

Thank you!

[kissesunited7]

*expression

[kissesunited7]

erm what do you mean by asians are like robots. there are like tons of asian pianists that can play with alot of expressions or better than non-asians even for that matter...and that was a very racist comment

[RemiLegend]

daaaaa, he had to be asian, asians are like robots...

[kissesunited7]

(Reply) (Spam)

erm what do you mean by asians are like robots. there are like tons of asian pianists that can play with alot of expressions or better than non-asians even for that matter...and that was a very racist comment

[RemiLegend]

actually its kind of a complement for asians...what i meant when i said they were like robots wasn't about their lack of expression, but about their extraodinary ability to do hard stuff that americans find very difficult to do...get me?

[NEDM77]

And then say asians play better than non-asians is not racist? Hypocrite.

[pyroprince78]

How easily we get lost in semantics. Understand the context, please.

[NEDM77]

The context changes nothing, both where baseless generalisations. kissesunited7 is just doing what she is complaining about.

lol @ ur lack of english comprehension. Go back to rice land.

[pyroprince78]

Ahh... you want to indulge in some racist talk, eh, you stupid wanker?? 1. "where" is not a verb 2. your mother's cunt should be sewed together so as not to give birth to another retard 3. your pasty-ass uncircumcised badly educated mouth should be stuffed by my fat cock 4. why would you assume I was from any particular "rice land" to begin with? 5. Next time you eat rice, choke on some vicious grains and die, you bloody punk.

[NEDM77]

Shut up you race traitor, it's obvious that you don't value your heritage and are willing to sell out your true brethren to these slimy forieners.

Since when did you see rice people composing music like this?

wpww

[YunckInYoTrunk]

LMAO PYROPRINCE78 AND NEDM7 WHAT THE GREASY FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU?

Seriously, just read their comments...

[jgsky]

rice land? LOL

then what is yours? potato yard? :DDDDDD

[thomasgothenburg]

fast though but not controlling the outcome at all. too many splashes instead of techniches. keep trying !!!

[happyxasianxgirl]

everyone has their own pace of learning. like me. i turned 13 a few months ago but i'm halfway through with this. i've been learning for 8 years now.

i thought this was played beautifully.there was a lot of feeling put into this. great job :)

[SkiddyBlade]

LOL 6 years and you can't even play this?

I've played piano for 2 years and I'm learnign this and it's 100% do-able.... For me anyways.

[bobomber]

Instead of insulting this guy, post a video of yourself since you are so great.

[hoIyfate]

i've been playing piano for 8 or 9 years now, and i'm starting playing this piece atm. I actually think its more difficult than the pathetique because of the enormous speed of the piece and the fact that you can't see both your hands at the same time.

please don't go bragging about only playing for 2 years and saying it's 100% "do-able"... i would indeed really like to see that video =p

[meteoriasiow]

O.O you are sooooo talented!!!great job..yeah you need a little more dymanics and stuff but who cares it is excellent !!!! (^_^) yeah you are really good i wish I can play that piece someday....T_T I played piano since I was six but I stopped at the age of 9 or something, yeah...and I started all over again at the age of 12 lol

[captinrandom]

Your technique is very good. I loved the accenting of the left hand... Your dynamics could have been more dramatic... You are a very impressive japanes piano player.

俺は日本語をはなしますよ。

[Dimitreli]

Cool....very nice playing left hand and also a generally great style!How long have you been playing?I've been playing the piano for 6 years and this year I played schubert's impromptue op.90 no 4!When will i ever be able to play THIS??!!!!!

[chopinscherzo]

Thank you☆I've been playing the piano for 12years.

Wow!!I'd like to listen to your Schubert.I have not played Schubert yet.