Chopin - Prelude Op. 28 No. 24 in d minor (Cortot)

[the81stviewer]

So....ads that are longer than the videos they accompany? Yeah. Skipped.

[DarthPetrit]

Thumbs up if you recognize this from Tom & Jerry.

[meredith218461]

In in hands of Cortot this final Prelude of op.28 sounds apocalyptic.

[WeAreIndecentDemise]

First recorded breakdown: 2:15

Metal, fuck yeah.

[2hyeok]

nice on the chromatic 3rds

[EvgenyPenchev]

The sheet music is very nice (dynamics, fingers, etc.). Which edition is it?

Anyway Cortot is just amazing I like this particular interpretation because he (through the whole piece) builds up the suspense and at 1:42 everything just explodes.

[30inventionman]

how do you play the triplet 16ths , that is what i am concerned about

[swiatlowiekuiste]

@30inventionman think of it as it would be chromatic scale played by 3rd 4th and 5th finger molto legato. then add thirds

[30inventionman]

how hard is this

[Bochum96]

@30inventionman

It's not that hard.

[FirstPublicChannel]

I absolutely love when he double the basses... they sounds like thunders, and it's amazing! I have the goosebumps...

[fledgehog]

i've come to the conclusion that cortot was madly in love with the lowest octave of the keyboard :P

[TheConfuter]

wow what speed and still so clean!

[AlfaAxel]

I long to hear Benno Moisewich' recording of op.28 - he did sound as a tidied-up Cortot :-)