😂😂😂

No, I would definitely not

hahahahaha

I admire you Sir. But with the best audiances like you, people die rapitly on the seats.

@@jman8128 luckily it's just a slight discomfort some people would have to endure... and not even that, a closed mouth cough is all we ask for...

from experience: needing to cough in a classical concert is such a horrible feeling

Ooooooof id say sorry

@Esteban Outeiral Dias but it HURTS

As I read the comment I heard the cough at 3:20 😂😂😂

@@Incathealc no its the one a 4:43

​@Antonella Guerra No. You could not possibly be more wrong.

@Antonella Guerra I was at a concert of his in December 2019 and the exact same thing happened when he announced he was playing this piece as an encore. I can assure you the audience didn't find it "annoying". Nice try at a troll comment though.

intellect ahhh

@Antonella Guerra Chopin can never be too famous. It's perfection

I'm the 1100th like for everyone who doesn't care

Hectrucci2 fr 😍😍

no its 6ix9ine 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

Yeeeeessssss

Lui GonGt but that’s different issue..

Diah Intan yeah lol but his music is horrendous

So it's not only the case with female pianists. That's heartwarming...

I’ve met him a few times, and he is even more handsome in person.

Lol that's the reason I clicked.

hehehehe

I wonder if that’s what made him popular

W tej muzyce widzę całą Polskę od morza do Tatr...jest przepiękną, wzruszającą miłością którą jeszcze długo,długo w mym sercu i duszy pozostaje.

Stop Coming? Yeah i know the feeling. It just makes you tingle and wet all around the floor when you hear Chopin's works.

It's overwhelming!

He forgot he was supposed to address and inform the audience, you could tell he walked out to the piano absolutely in the zone.

Also I think it’s a little unusual for the musicians to speak to the audience before performing

Salomo Tungga bugaga

I know, that part got me really good as-well

@@lizzie2trappy54 emery??

Gayyy

@Blarie Lmao me tho 😂😂

THANK YOU

@@prokopjula russian guys named "kissin" play chopin best imo

@@prokopjula Yeah I know about chopin's story lol. I just pointed out that kissin performs chopin r e a l l y well

God yes his poor soul.

Chopin was ill and heartbroken... Passed away in age 38 💔

Should watch the pianist movie this peice was played love it

Yes, exactly! He plays it as if he would have been Chopin in his previous life! Many pianists just mass it up! But Jan is giving it the pain, the soul it has to have! Thank you Lisiecki! You brought Chopin back to us!

Have you heard of nocturne 48?

yes.

Yes, it touch soul much deeper.

is a piece of the Polish-Slavic soul

Strangely enough, when The Nocturnes are played well... I see visions in my mind of the salons (rooms) in which they might have first been played. I see the ladies' dress. I smell the candles and the leftover food and wine still in the air. I think Chopin learned some kind of secret of how to create pictures of things. And then transmit those pictures into sound/music. A few other composers can do this to varying degrees, but not like Chopin.

@@charlesdavis7087 "salons" are drawing rooms.

XxLuna isLazyxX watch Rousseau, it’ll make you this is terrible

even though he is super amazing

@@Roshaud I do watch Rousseau

XxLuna isLazyxX I mean, there are way better ones in my opinion but I do like this one

@@pic4315 yeah now that I think about it there are better performances but this one was pretty good

birds dont peck on art they chew it with their little bird beaks

That gorgeous touch and feeling. It’s gotten to the point where I appreciate this more than Lang Lang’s interpretation

Mauricio Correa not even close to this

Mauricio Correa I really don’t understand. This flows and really speaks.. in my opinion Szpilman’s interpretation is very stiff and emotionless

@Luc Mermans - You must be tone deaf then

@@yogenghodke sure buddy, type away

666 likes

Wrong

No, not really

Have a nice day! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erR0gbCcrr3caWw.html

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idiVgNuJ2r7OcWg.html this one too

should try to listen Claudio Arrau's performance as well

Faith Dy his insults would be in notes not profanities

@Kira I’ve met him in person a few times and I can tell you that he is not a jerk at all. In fact, he seems like a kind person who carries himself with grace and dignity.

Kira jeal?

@@gabrielamayorga-kintanar6729 sauce?

He can laugh at me any time of the day

I actually successfully played those Glissandos really emotionally and clean in my recital and I was so happy. Some people gasped.

@@Incathealc Well done! I'm still a looong ways away, so mad props to you!

Władysław Szpilmam was better.

more like class and deep understanding of music. it's not talent it's hard work

Władysław Szpilman Master!!!

That exactly what bring me here

Yaaaaasssss

That film changed me and my perspective on life, absolutely beautiful

We understand clearly that you know nothing about music!

I heard Richard Clayderman has that title too!

Chopin a brain Composer just ear the 2 Piano Concerto

@@praveentitus7193 no way

Ahhhh your lie in april ❤️

Dziękuję za wyróżnienie mojego komentarza..Polska..najpiękniejsze słowo świata!

Ms

Mariau

Then, You should listen a lot of pianists...try

wladislaw Spilzman try to watch his version

​@@mihaceca Please tell me who does better.. I want to know more about other pianists

😬😬😬

Why what was wrong with it?

@@Zaman730 you see, your instrument is like your child, only that it's even weaker. It's just weird to see someone hold it like it

@@yurigodunoff1822 He was just so zoned into the music, it was like the violen wasn't even there.

I'd trust a professional concert master to know how to take care of their own violin lol

@Christina Aspen You mean Schroeder?

😂

I can be his Lucy😉

@@heatherfraustosanchez4654 his gay, so, I think he Will act with you tge same way the blond kid in Charlie Brown acts with her

@American Patriot nope I'm not lmaooo

Here’s a bonus: he’s a talented musician and I think I fell in love.

Thought the same exact thing

At least you clicked in the right place.

He's gay

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Też pięknie Pan gra ale ja jestem zauroczona grą Rafała Blechacza

@I am Champagne was he not burried or what

@Jonathan Frederic Chopin was buried in Paris.

Jonathan He is smiling from heaven

Chopin.....RISE FROM THE DEEEADDDDD

His heart beats again, but only when the Nocturne is perfectly interpreted

@Keala Ruiz Are you sure that’s a tear and not a drop of sweat?

Gabriela Mayorga-Kintanar Haha great question! I’d like to think it’s a tear. It makes the whole thing even sweeter if that makes any sense😂🤔

His 'touch' is beautifully tender and, yes, his timing is spot on. In fact, I almost forgot to breath. Get's me every time!

Chopin is life..

Waifu.

なみ I believe that it’s sweat...

Tf is soft for a person

@@imwuking I'm pretty sure you're right. But this young fellow really understands this music.

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I agree 100%. He lived long enough to be shown gratitude for his delightful and enchanting work but a mere 39 years - Gosh, what more could Chopin have created if he'd been blessed with kinder health. Thankfully we have some tremendously talented pianists throughout the world who interpret his masterpieces for all of us to enjoy. The first question put to me by my first piano tutor, when I was seven years of age, was, "Which composer do you admire the most?" I obviously said, Chopin. At that, my tutor played a little Chopin for me and being such a young girl and very nervous, I cried!

Elisabeth Martini perfect speed in my opinion

Jan interprets everything beautifully. But yes, his interpretations of Chopin are fantastic.

Areg Har yes...

Oh that's beautiful.