Pls play one of these:- Waltz in A Minor Waltz in B Minor Waltz in C# Minor Heroic Polonaise Revolutionary Etude Ocean Etude Wrong Note Etude Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 Edit: and of course Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 😁

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I love this piece!!!

Plz do funeral march next

Well done...accurate and beautiful

Me too his music has so much emotion 💔😭

I feel you brothers

Yes, so am I.

I can talk and buy a drink for u , dont be sad and dont be lonely brotha . That terrible !! If u not know me , now u know 🤣

That is just too relatable. *insert slightly bitter laugh here*

heyy wassup

this is the part where i cant get right no matter how many times i do it

Yeah I know right? It was pretty impeccable.

Now that you point it out, *Perfection.*

hello there it's supposed to be played as triplets for every note in the bass. If played any other way, there's a PHAT half rest into the next bar.

Be strong brother

Sorry for your loss bro

May she Rest In Peace

Stay strong brother İ'm sorry for your loss

May she rest in peace

Ironic considering Beethoven was deaf

Chopin hurts the hands

@@Milk13287 as someone who got injured doing a jump and spread left hand move playing chopin, I can confirm that. But I've learned my lesson and never moved so recklessly after that.

I’ve started learning Fantaisie Impromptu and I can say that by the end of it my fingers will be able to lift weights

For me Bach heals my head, so precise, puts order.

Underrated

😂😂

@@stessosangue its not really underrated, its just that this is a posthumous piece, so there's no audience that will clap to Chopin playing this

🙋🏻‍♀️👏👏

happened to me in an audition playing this lmao

This actually happened in real life to the pianist (Szpilman) the movie was based on!!

@@WakaWaka2468 You really didn't have to ruin the fun for all of us. Just saying

I have just finished the movie for the first time, 20 something minutes ago. It's been out for 16 years and the same hour that I finish it and look up this piece, you publish it. Holy f*ck lol @@Rousseau

I'll always remember this piece from that movie lol

And when the main character (V. Spilmann) played his first piece in the studio after years of war, it was the same nocturne he played when the siege interrupted his playing in the studio at the begin of the war.

Thats cause it isnt an easy piece! :)

@@SsofieLund it is tho

@@arthurbrandt9789 just playing it might be easy. But then try doing it perfectly with no mistakes, emotion and good tempo. That takes hours if not years of dedication and practice.

@@SsofieLund it’s easy

@@SsofieLund it’s actually just easy.

ofc

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Here😊

Ofc ofc

brasil porr​@@andreaapostolou9534

Malmosma It’s more like: play hungarian rhapsody 2, plz.

corazon de nino

@@mariokhalil9819 yes please

Schumann The Novelette which is the only piece which Horowitz should never have recorded and released!

Nocturne, op. 72 no. 1 in E minor Please!!

Acualy IzDolan Amen

you could just name your son chopin

@@BerkeTuran or Frederic or something

ohhh i understand after 3 sec.

That was dumb

I agree ❤

His les syphilis is heartwarming story.

love Chopin, I tried to play, check and live a comment

yes

Nah I’m listening in 2023 mate

Yes

Suonerò questo brano al mio saggio il 25 maggio. Spero di suonarlo senza errori, ma il pubblico mi intimidisce. Una volta mi son bloccata. 2019. Suonavo la Goccia , e mi si è svuotata la testa, non riuscivo. Dopo l'esibizione degli altri il maestro mi ha richiamato sul palco ci sono andata come al patibolo, ho suonato in fretta e senza passione. Suono con gioia per me, non per gli altri. Questo è il primo saggio dopo 5 anni, speriamo non si ripresenti il blocco mentale è imbarazzante. Quella volta avevo invitato dei conoscenti, questa volta non lo dico a nessuno. :-)

Me too

same problem here :D

You can do that bro, when I tried to learn Turkish March, I really want to give up but I never. Now I can play it.

Same but this is only 3 pages

This is exactly like me

Moonlight Sonata, Fantaisie Impromptu, etc.… literally the best key ever

what key Is Gymnopaedie no 1?

@@thedriverman1217 D?

Scherzo no2, waltz op64 no2, Étude op10 no4...

Texas Jack Moonlight Sonata, Rachmaninoff Prelude, Torrent, Moonlight Sonata, Hungarian Rhapsody, Fantaisie-Imromptu.

Hahahahahahahahahah. So how does Moniuszko sound like?

chopin is the rollercoaster

chopin also has a ton of epic dramatic pieces just listen to polonaise op 44 or 53, or mazurka op 59 no 3

Etude Op. 10 no. 8 sounds fun though.

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No you don't, definitely do not cry on cue every time you hear it.

@@LilHaseProductions sure smarty, i think i know my feelings better especially with the fact that’s i’m a pretty emotional person lol, so ya, i hear it-i tear up🖐🏻

@@mariankat513 This isn't Tumblr, no one believes you.

@@LilHaseProductions bruh

@@LilHaseProductions bro what are you so pressed for😭 seriously, go chill out n listen to some classical music idk, and not that i’m excusing myself, because you’re not worth enough for me to justify myself in front of you, but i, in fact, never had tumblr, so please let me express my emotions however i like, this is an open comment section, if you haven’t noticed yet.

@Soulful Notes Self promotion on other people's channels is kind of a low way to get subscriptions. Your channel's content should speak for itself.

Then there are his Etudes

“La Campanella” “Torrent”

@@shnxin profile Pic?

@@macostapr3951 liszt wrote la campanella

Thanks -liszt- wait no sorry I meant to write -liszt-

@@Rousseau Pls play one of these:- Waltz in A Minor Waltz in B Minor Waltz in C# Minor Heroic Polonaise Revolutionary Etude Ocean Etude Wrong Note Etude Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6

@@Rousseau -great- work on this piec- wait I MEANT Fantastic, amazing, extraordinary, marvellous, excellent, _am_ _i_ _missing_ _something_ ?

Mitali Pandit wrong note etude lmao

That's a good one ahahaha

Many pieces are nice but could u please play his first nocturne (op 9 no 1)

Waltz in A Minor Waltz in B Minor Waltz in C# Minor Heroic Polonaise Revolutionary Etude Ocean Etude Winter Wind Etude Torrent Etude Wrong Note Etude

Ballade No. 2

Ballade no 1 in g minor, waltz op 69 no2, etude op 25 no 5

Etude op 10 no.4

Honestly I strongly prefer Rousseau's recording. It feels less rushed and more emotional to me.

Let me recommend you better…

Chopin has composed much more heartbreaking/beautiful pieces IMO

@@Love-js2wj Yeah I still have to look more into it. Chopin's piano pieces are masterpieces.

I'm very touched by classical music, but I've never felt so much emotions by a single piece. I always end up crying listening to this nocturne, the most hauntingly beautiful and melancholic piece ever written in my opinion. Rest in peace forever Chopin, your genius will never be forgotten ❤

Franz Liszt

It's you

Pls avengers main theme

Chopin. The guy who went for the heart and soul with his pieces.

Franz List because he is the most technical

Wait a minute

xd

I like both

@@inafridge8573 cool

It's in c sharp minor

Its just a relative major key modulation lmao

@@ralsei217 he definitely doesn't mean the technical bit when he said how good Chopin was at composing, he meant Chopin was great at throwing emotions at you point blank.

@@m1co294 but thats not being good at composing, thats what every composer do in most piecea

@@ralsei217 Ya stupid.

@@ralsei217If you can make the listener feel a certain type of emotion than switch up and change their emotions again thats what makes a good composer 🤦‍♂️

Christine Teng It’s because these aren’t MIDI files, it is simply a video of him playing with audio using a high quality microphone with effects added afterwards. Other synthesia channels simply use MIDI files so and have to use fonts in order to create a more realistic sound.

TomCL 2000 sorry I meant the visual processor effect thing

Christine Teng Oh,okay I get what you mean. I thought you meant other synthesia channels where they use MIDI files from online rather than live audio of someone playing.

I think there are a lot of underrated channels, and while these effects have been ideal in getting the attention of people on KZfaq, watching other channels that don't use effects is a reminder that effects aren't everything. They help getting subscribers but seeing channels without them you can really appreciate the raw talent of the musicians. Kyle Landry, vkgoeswild, musicalbasics, these are some channels where I think their best work is without using special effects.

Hello there.

Justin Y. ling ling is proud

Sub to pewdiepie bro

400k subscriber?

How are you always so early -.-

Probably my favorite part

This is not true. It was composed after Chopin had left Poland in 1830 and heard about the November Uprising. It is dedicated to his older sister who outlived him

UHI EEE isn’t that revolutionary ethude?

Emilia died when chopin was barely 17, this nocturne was written in 1830 when he was 20. I cant speak to when that etude was written, it was published after he was already in France as its dedicated to Liszt but was likely written in the 1830-1831 timeframe. Btw I'm pulling info on this nocturne from Alan Walkers biography of Chopin

@ilyas no that's the story people tell about the e minor nocturne. Which may or may not be true, since Fontana may have dated it wrong...

@@SuperTicklemonsters it doesn't matter - you are too late. She has already played the piece at the whole new level.

You're right!!!

It’s funny because Władysław Szpilman played this piece and it saved his life essentially. He was hiding out in nazi invaded Poland and a German officer found him. Once he found out Szpilman was a pianist, he asked him to play something and he played this. The officer ultimately let him stay in the house in the attic and gave him what he needed to survive.

Same with the ending. Although that’s a bit more like you just died and are leaving your body but yeah. 😂

I didn’t like that part imo. I like sad sad pieces.

True

Just beautiful. You just have to play with your heart.

this song isn't easy if you actually start learning it, there's four sharps and a bit polyrhythm and the rhythm isn't that easy. This song is actually harder then turkish march and minute waltz :O

@@Ari-tt4kh very true, turkish march’s rhythm is easier and simpler, here it’s harder to match up left/right hand esp. at the many runs at the end.

Something most people in the classical field seem to forget!

WITH EXPRESSION? what does that mean?

Yes!

Dev!! haha

xDDD

Got you😂😂on my finals week

nocturne in css

Lol

MiksuOW same for me!

Bc we have sad souls

Mine either E flat Major or A flat major🙇🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

C minor and C# minor are the best!

Lol same

Yes, I totally agree. Other pianists play it like in a rush, which makes the piece more likely to lose it's haunting magic

FR!!

It’s actually quite easy if u learn C sharp minor scale

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It's a pretty easy scale tho

Bruh it’s not hard

I totally agree with you. I don't care about people saying that he is not the best because for me he IS THE BEST. He awakens some feelings in me that can't be awaken by any other composer

Yes... This part is definately inspired by polish folk music... You can feel that Chopin missed his country...

Yeaaa❤❤❤❤❤

It's not a song... it's a piece (!)

@@beyondtheirlevel3726 okk I give you that one

I read that as mouths and was confused for a while

Baptiste 2 months only? I wish... But I love this piece so much, I don’t regret any single day

@@beyondtheirlevel3726 we know but it's beyond their level

that part isn't that hard. C# minor is one of the easier scales and with this one starting on A it is very comfortable to play. with a little practice you could get it perfect

You are correct, and I laugh at those that make it sound like it is so easy. I'd like to hear them play it well.

PIECE

You agree definitely sounds horrible without interpreting it correctly. But I’m terms of Chopin it’s def one of the easier pieces to learn

Like how tf are you supposed to get along at 3:32 as a mere mortal?

Good one 😂👌

@Victor Gaitan cause it's the exac same notes ...

@@Wyzalt lmao moment

Fur elise ez af. I dont get why they still use it on playing apps and say "5 months later..."

Hahahahh yeah true

Daniel Peranginangin you only want a heart from Rousseau, dont you?

Gamefly Mc I've had that. Don't want more. Just speaking for myself

True

Lmao How? I cried.

was this for the 2021-2022 series or the newer one because I can’t seem to find it in the syllabus

Winter wind would like a word with you

@@theocmouze LET THE BASS DROP

@@theocmouze Ballade n 2 would like a word with you

@@kyrun6551 more like all ballades

All of his etudes

The runs at 3:33 on iPhone speakers: REEEEEEE

You stole that comment from an EDM music video

GamesKnit originality at its finest

what ?

@@ngoquocat6433 hello

Thats so sad...

Such a sad story yet also shows the power of music to convey rich emotion & form connection amongst the most distant of humans

This scene is the dramatic climax of Roman Polanski's film The Pianist, but for dramatic effect Polanski substitutes the G-minor ballade, a more fitting climax to a story of struggle and survival. However, the film opens with Szpilman playing this nocturne on Polish Radio, until a bomb explodes nearby and he has to stop. Then, after the war, he plays it again and finishes it. This alludes to a Polish legend: when the Mongols invaded Poland in the 13th century and reached the city of Kraków, a bugler climbed up the steeple of the Marian Church and blew his bugle to alert the citizens, but a Mongol arrow struck him in the throat, abruptly breaking off the bugle call. That interrupted bugle-call, the Hejnał Mariacki, was the call signal of Polish radio, and the story of a concert cut short by a bomb - music interrupted by war - was popular in Poland. Generally, though, an unnamed pianist was playing the A-flat ("Heroic") polonaise, a suitably stirring and patriotic piece. Polanski substituted this nocturne as more fitting for a Holocaust film. The whole story is bogus, however. In his memoir, Szpilman says that he played a complete concert and went home, while the station continued with recorded music. When it stopped broadcasting - not because of bomb, but because the power went out - it was playing Rachmaninoff's 2nd piano concerto. But it wouldn't do to have the music of a Russian composer at such a time, of course. The original legend is also bogus: the Marian Church wasn't buiIt until the 14th century, and the story first shows up in the 18th century. Actual history is rarely so tidy and symbolic. But the scene in the movie really did happen.

Didn't he play the first ballade?

@@alexdavidovich3279 yup the guy got it wrong

Arima no... *sobs*

The Alva etude op 10 no 4

good title would be "Rousseau did an oopsie (April Fools special)"

@@nedriley6991 already did it

Well ACSHULLLY its no. 4

❤️❤️

Im sorry about your mom, sending prayers❤️✝️

love Chopin, I tried to play, check and live a comment (✿◠‿◠)

I prefer Heroic polonaise

@@DeanT. so do I... But I love all of the above pieces.

Ocean etude!!!

Dang let him play Hungarian Rhapsody no.6, it is one of the masterpiece which doesn't have quality recordings on the internet

Yeee Heroic polonaise

Happens to me all to much

Not so difficult tho

The end is nowhere near as hard as it looks its just scales

@Violet C r/whoosh

Liszt playing this at the end: This piece is very very easy

Yeah Chopin's notcreams are pretty good, but have you listened to his nocurtains? Especially Notcuter No. 1 op. 9, simply amazing.

@@LittleBlacksheep1995 🤣🤣omg dude I aspire to be like you🙇‍♂️

NεkkRosε Yeah, you’re right

@@LittleBlacksheep1995 LMFAO!

LMAO *electric NASA viola flashbacks *

have you got a finger position for it lol

@@Yuuki-jp4ob XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

*slowly *quickly

@@Szten ah yes *slowly *quickly

Rachmaninoff's Arr.

YoUr LiE iN aPrIl

Your Lie in April feels keep comin back

The Alva or maybe Liebesfreud/ Love‘s Joy

Did it reach her?

Well, there goes another peace I could've played

Hahahaha try and try

This is a chromatic scale

@@spriterfighterstudio4574 no.this is a e major scale.

3:28 should only take a few hours at most. It looks harder than it is, trust me.

The poly rhythms are pretty tricky to get

@@nightcorem8887 Ahah thinked same but after try it it's not that hard! But the big scale a the end.. Still need to practice ahah

It’s not that hard, if you learned your scales correctly, you should be able to get it very easily (talking about the scale)

is it just me or 3:32 is easier than the polyrhythms idk maybe i’m just bad at polyrhythms

@@bethanyhu1881 the part at 3:32 is also a polyrythm, you need to play 35 notes with your right hand and 4 notes with your left hand

Just finished watching it, a depressing movie for sure

I watched it a few weeks ago. It's depressing, but it's a great movie

This is not a song.

PIECES

@@Dylonely42 🤓

Tengo nuevas expectativas en mi vida, diosssss

Todos amamos a Aegan 🛐

@André Castillo es un Libro :)!

@@camilagonzalez4130 ?

@@Kradles... Se llamá Perfectos mentirosos, esta en wattpad

It gives a strange vibe of a German nightclub in 1944

@@roofkorean2067 word salad: 100

@@PastPerspectives3 then you didn't absorb anything of my comment.

@@roofkorean2067 yes. Very perspicacious

@@PastPerspectives3 what? You used the word perspicacious in the wrong context bro

I so agree with you! Thought I was the only one.

This part is a Mazurka

Yes I love that one too

Nah

@@pianoandeden troll^^^

Exactly

The Pianist brought me here and pytting both together the song and the tragedy of poland made it sadder

My wife says, “it’s not that extra, yo.”

@@theoriginalmastersragerevi7501 Thank you so much for this comment. I was over here fretting, wondering what your wife thinks of this piece of music. Now I can finally put that question to rest.

Tanya Von Degurechaff Me too!

Honestly that’s a really underrated movie too.

Yes! Now I know where I've heard this piece before! Thank you so much.

Me too, and even though I'm Polish I had no idea it was Chopin until now hehe.