Chopin Nocturne in e minor opus 72, Sean Bennett, piano

Chopin Nocturne in e minor performed by Sean Bennett live in 2002. A shame the video cam didn't catch the dynamic range as much as was there, but gives you an idea. Other recordings of Sean Bennett including Horowitz transcriptions available by clicking on "slambennett" and please click "subscribe" as more new ones are on the way!

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[OriginalBasaliskos]

Woah woah woah, too fast.

[CloudTT]

i like it fast, but this is a little to fast for me. but its nice

[crazyradioman]

Is this Stephen Foster?

[davel112]

amazing dynamics, exactly how im tryna make it sound as i work now. Agree with the others tho, with a slower tempo your playing would be that much better.

[hbkdetroit]

slow down, killer.

[shuaihuali]

I like it, but you put too much rubato and a little bit too fast But in general it was very good

[Haydenbrooks83]

I like the speed. Some of the nocturnes sound really boring, he realy souped it up.

[pyrotmen]

It is not too fast. This rhytmus is great..

[332synic233]

man, this guy makes it sound 2 easy... jk ;) its just that i wwent out to buy the sheet musci today & went, i'm sort of overwhelmed...

Anyways, great job! ;)

[douglassmcann]

all time simple chopin piece...it still takes a virtuoso, such as yourself, to play this...

[xlonelypandax]

Jesus christ it's ONE persons interpretation. Just because it's not yours doesn't mean it's wrong. He did a great job at giving us his intentions. It was consistent. Great work Sean.