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Maurizio Pollini plays Chopin Nocturne no. 8 op. 27 no. 2

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Here's a video of Maurizio Pollini playing the Chopin Nocturne no. 8 op. 27 no. 2.

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  • @sleepingdogable Maybe he had a date later that night

  • To all the people defending the performance of Pollini. There's another youtube-clip of Pollini where he plays this piece: 'watch?v=tFVQx9yxMcE'

    Now WITHOUT listening you can easily identify that the other one lasted roughly 4:45 while in this video here pollini played from 0:10 to 4:25, making a playtime of 4:15...that's a total difference of 30 seconds. In words: thirty. Half a minute.

    Pollini played (too) fast even compared to himself!

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  • @blackholeofmusic In Chicago?

  • Magnifico grande maestro pollini

  • I heard this played by a girl that played at a piano recital and shes a junior in high school

    I don't care what you say thats f***ing amazing

  • I find his playing of this piece very beautiful and touching. Do all pianists must sound the same? same tempo, same dynamics, same colors ? Thank God not! it would make my listening quite boring and predictable. Music is written, but it only becomes alive when played with soul.

    

  • @Fabry555 Good point, Fabry. And every time his work is played is further proof that Chopin was an angel come to earth.

  • So Good Sound!!!

  • But how can you count the seconds!??! I listen to this piece and I feel the emotions.. the Heart of Chopin! It is not written anywhere that a piece has the seconds counted to be lived!

  • Maravilhoso !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • SUPER!!!!

  • She's not as famous but, has anyone heard Lilian Kallir play this piece? It's one of the most balanced in terms of speed, dynamics and expression that I've encountered.

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