It's not really in there. That's just your imagination. The truth is: you have absolutely no clue about what's really in there.

​@@argi0774Do enlighten us.

@@Isegawa2001 Are you drunk? There is nothing to "enlighten"

@@argi0774let people enjoy the music and the feeling with it. Why always react with out any compassion.. so sour..

@@SniperElite_UK Because some weird personal imagination is presented as the truth. That's why.

Especially 2:10. So calming i felt as if my heart dropped to the ground

Sweetie Quin lol

Sweetie Quin lolll

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Ikr was thinking exactly the same thing I wonder what it would be like to listen to this at a wedding

Jan Kawiorski i swear i've seen this comment on another video

@@anotherdepressedmusician This is my original comment. Full copyright. Maybe elsewhere I wrote the same, there are many very sad music pieces like Chopin Ballade in F major.

Strangely enough it ends in A minor. I've never really seen an ending on the major third minor before.

In bereshit, god said to Adam: "From ashes you came, and to ashes you'll return.

Didn't you write the same thing on the Nocturne op 32 no 2, which also ends on the same notes in begins with?

true, it's so energetic and epic

Chopin is off the charts

The coda literally relates to this, this is why i want to learn this piece on top of Scherzo no2

I'm just imaging a cut to Chopin saying 'So, this is one I wrote for my cat....' :)

Just think of all the masterpieces we missed out on because he died so young.

Top 5 of the best!

the coda was kinda tragic and agitated, but... idk the word for it

Cal C same tho

Same, haha

*orgasming*

My favorite part of the piece

LOOOOVE THIS PART, Chopin... what a genius

I started learning this piece just for the coda lol, it sounds so cool

@@JediMaestr0 coda starts at measure 169... 🤔🤔🤔🤔

@@AsrielKujo yep lol, I started learning bits and pieces of the rest of the piece, but I just love the coda most

@@JediMaestr0 i meant... 169

@@JediMaestr0 the same

He performed another interpretation where it sounds with an "arpeggio" and double tap on the first note, making the final section sound more melodic and dramatic.

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I find one of Chopin's pieces to be so nostalgic and I sometimes cry when playing one, and listening to the other.

Sweetie Quin Chopins Piano Concerto no.2 2nd Movement is extremely nostalgic for me.

Check out Sung Jin Cho’s interview on No 2. He says the music has already started even before the first note is played. You are just merely picking it up ever so gently. It just flows...

The piano is crying... Making us cry as well...

Becausw you deluded yourself into doing so.

sup zongshu lmaoooooo

Aight bud how were they

what about number 4?

Number #4 by far beats all of the others But I will try to describe them Ballade 1: Light blue. This one is the most romantic because of it's deep feelings behind it. It's a story being told from your perspective, the perspective of the pianist. Ballade 2: This one is tricky. I think of this one as the most evil one. The start dosent tell you where you are until you get the F major chord. Then 2:10 starts and you understand what was behind the mask. Unable to hide what's underneath the mask anymore it stops at 3:20 ( it's like why show major if you already know what's coming) and confesses it's true intentions at 4:08 What fallows is the reality of the situation. Ballade 3: yellow. Basically the story of a mermaid. You hear the ocean, waves etc. There's this sense of adventure and danger. Almost at the end we get the a storm (basically the climax). The conclusion of the ballade is pure joy and sunshine. Ballade 4: Dark blue almost violet. If ballade 1 is a story this is a novel. Wailing, pain, no hope, only darkness. This is done with only the most ingenious counterpoint, structure and piano technique.

@@roberacevedo8232 Couldn't agree more

@@roberacevedo8232 Amazingly accurate descriptions! I can't help but disagree with your choice of colours though😂. I hadn't even realized that I'd subconciously assigned colours until I realized that yours seemed off to me. Obviously, there aren't any 'right' or 'wrong' colours for these ofc😂. To me ballade 1 is electric yellow (mostly), 2 varies from light to deep aqua, 3 is red/blue and 4 is shiny black in the f minor sections and orange in the d flat major sections. I agree that the 4th is by far the best. What's your favorite part? Mine's is from that section leading up to the climax in d flat major section near the end with those rich arpeggios to the start of the coda.

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Very nostalgic.

its not too bad, just gotta get used to right fingerings for the descending passage and the ascending sixths

yes it is this piece

@@kanchanchaudhary1973 😂😂

@@kanchanchaudhary1973 lol 😅😂

it's this piece but in A Minor basically

*2:10

@@giuseppeagresta1425 Part B isn't the worst thing in the world. It's always the Codas of these Ballades that are nightmares.

@@chopinwannabe7556 that's true

@User Delete That's a good point, but I don't think that necessarily disproves what I said.

he did not

Depends on recording

@@manuelbes Also depends on which score you look at. Zimerman was likely not working from this edition.

@@flyingpenandpaper6119 I saw somewhere that Chopin couldn't decide for the ending and wrote about four of them, that may be why

Not in this perfomance

Bruh

@@katiecross51 lmao

Robin Wohner 8AK Uglegårdsskolen 😂😂

Can definitely see why

He took some liberties

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C. D. Chester what

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yh i call it ballade in a minor instead because only like less than a quarter of the measures are in f major and everything is mostly in a minor

뎁숑?윤인 좋다 도입부ㅠ

뎁숑?윤인 뭔말이야 너 퍄노 연습해?

땅콩

What are you talking about, what madness of the Jewish people? Where does it says it’s a work inspired by that?

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Weird?

@@Noah-wv4td what an answer haha

I don't see anything weird, can you please say why you think it's weird?

@@Noah-wv4td absolutely correct, this is hands down the best recording of this piece I have heard

but you're no gonna get the full experience of presto con fuoco :(

wat???