comparison of Chopin Prelude op. 28 No. 6
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Uploaded by nnamffohsaile on Oct 30, 2009
great pianists playing the Prelude in B minor by Frederic Chopin
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Pletnev plays Chopin Preludes Nos.1-6by nnamffohsaile7,978 views- 3:24
Sviatoslav Richter - Chopin etude op 10 no 12 (revolutionary)by 94pianolover5,429 views
- 13:18
Chopin Prelude Op. 28 No. 6 Piano Cover and Tutorialby bbdhrggl9,520 views
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Chopin Prelude Op.28 No.6 in B minor Lento assai Martha Argerichby 4431k9,351 views
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Vladimir Horowitz plays Chopin's "Raindrop" Prelude in D flat Major, Op.28 No.15by MusicClassical1181,307 views
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young Ivo Pogorelich plays Bruyèresby nnamffohsaile5,469 views
- 3:39
Mikhail Pletnev - Grieg: March of the Dwarfs Op.54 No.3 VIDEOby filippeo8513,136 views
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Frédéric Chopin: Prelude No. 6, Op. 28 in B Minor "Tolling Bells"by teakbridge1013,593 views
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Young Pollini plays Chopin Preludes Op. 28 no. 8, 6 & 24 (film)by Starwalker69785,758 views
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Chopin Prelude in B minor (op. 28 no. 6) - Robert Laniewskiby rlaniewski8,495 views
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Frédéric CHOPIN: Op. 28, No. 6 (Prelude) [v02]by cubusdk42,315 views
- 2:15
Perfect Double Thirds - an excerpt from the Taubman 10 DVD Seriesby TaubmanGolandsky22,798 views
- 5:30
Géza Anda plays Chopin 12 Etudes Op 25 No 5,6by nyankothecat3,119 views
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Ivan Moravec live in Prague 10/2009: Chopin - Ballade No. 1 in g minor Op. 23by Ahasver20093,294 views
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Chopin - Prelude Op. 28 No. 6 in b minor (Cortot)by Pianoplayer00211,239 views
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Chopin - Prelude Op. 28 No. 7 in A major (Cortot)by Pianoplayer00217,146 views
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paja PRELUDE OP.28 NO.6 - CHOPINby paja3141,300 views
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Chopin - Prelude Op. 28 No. 11 in B major (Cortot)by Pianoplayer0028,526 views
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Sviatoslav Richter 1-6by gothicrecital1,525 views
Anda's was very pure
milesmathis 1 year ago
Chopin's own playing might strike us as very odd. When Cortot and Rubinstein came along in the 1920's, they were considered to revolutionize Chopin playing, and what we're used to hearing dates from then.
Koczalski is the only pianist here who gives us a sample of the earlier style. Otherwise, Moravec is the only unusual one; more Slavic than French. I like them all except Pollini, who once again is a little chilly for my taste. Don't complain about rubato, it enables this music to breathe.
panskeptic 1 year ago 2
I don't understand why these great pianists can't play in a simple and straightforward manner; this little gem can't sustain such tortured rubati! Koczalski is fabulous; surely Chopin played like this! Richter imparts a very deep expression; his is my second favorite. Perahia is the third best; he totally "gets it!" Anda is also very fine; de Groot has gorgeous tone and of those who use rubato, his make the most sense to me. The others were just boring, misguided, or bad.
billyguns2 1 year ago 2
the second one was best
Mike1614b 1 year ago
@briandonohue100 LOL What the fuck??
cfwpiano 1 year ago
Chopin’s B Minor Prelude: Hot August morning rain, distant thunder. A funeral procession crawls along a gray city street. A fat woman in a bright yellow pant suit, hurrying to catch the next train, pauses for a second, bows her head, crosses herself, moves on, more slowly.
briandonohue100 1 year ago
when the picture shows sofronitsky for sure it's not him playing. the sound,apart from he noise due to the record level which is too high , is to good to be him, all of his records are of a much worse sound quality and 2 decates before....
chopinopus28 1 year ago
Rosenthal and Benno really ought to be here.
micheldvorsky 1 year ago
ahem. I said have you ever played it with the right sound, feeling, and dynamics. I agree that it is easier to PLAY than all the other preludes, but not easy to make sound pretty
kamg626 2 years ago
Yes, this piece is so easy that my professor asked me to play it. It is easier than Op.28#1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10 ,11, 12 ,13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24. But I'm not realy sure if it is easier than Op.28# 4, 7 or 20.
am4d3u 2 years ago