damn imagine writing music that’s still held in high regard 200 years later

There are 2 types of people here: People who are here to relax and listen... And people who are stressing on how to play this on their piano

It's called classical for a reason; it's timeless.

All of the memes, all of the funny videos, every single slo-mo vid, very many laughs, all come down to this one song. Incredible.

only 1830's kids remember this

wish he would come back here again, he hasn't toured since 1846

"What did you get on the test?" "ONE HUNDR-🗣🗣🔥🔥💯💯" 17/100

This makes me cry. The range. The storytelling. Or whatever story you adapt in your own perception through the notes. It is just downright beautiful and divine

My piano teacher and I were going through this together, then COVID happened and I was lazy about playing. She was 92 and passed away this year, I’ve started playing again and this was one of our last pieces together.

son:dad why my sister's name is rose dad:because youre mom loves rose son:ok thanks dad dad:no problem, nocturne in E flat major op.9 no.2

This was my brother Ambatukam’s favorite song, R.I.P.

I especially love the part around the 02:35 mark. It's just so heavenly.

if i could be a child again, i’d tell my parents to force me into taking piano lessons and make me practice for hours everyday

Friendly reminder that Chopin was only 20 when he composed this

After 1 month of practicing, I can finally play this song from head to toe with no mistakes, mostly thanks to you Rousseau!

I used to have a friend called "Buss". We were really close friends. One day, when he was going to his friend Steven's house, he was involved in a car crash. His last words were "Steven I'm 'bout to... Oh my god!". Fly high, Buss. This song reminds me of him as we used to like this song. It was one of our favorite pieces of classical music.

Imagine being one of Chopin’s students and dedicating this nocturne to you... 🥺

My piano teacher has been with me for 5 years and I'm moving out to college soon. I asked him that I wanted this piece to be a final goodbye and a thank you to him and all he's done for me. He said well work on it together and hopefully we'll get through it before I graduate and go to college. This has always been an emotional piece to me and I want it to be good final one.

1:17 gives me chills and i love it

Chopin’s music always seems to mimic the heart and the soul. My piano teacher has a repertoire of Chopin to learn. The emotional range is unbelievable.

This piece feels something like the end of someone's journey/life and all of the things he/she went through starts flashing in his/her mind, all of the good and bad times.

My grandfather was playing this piece when he’s sad... now we are parted away , now i am the one who’s playing the nocturne missing my grandfather

“WHAT ARE GETTING ON THIS QUIZ”🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯

Trully an ambasing performance, great job❤

It feels like falling in love with someone who will never be yours

I heard this playing when I was 4 years old. Sitting on my grand fathers bed as he died. I don't have any traumatic memories of that event. This music brings back the love in the room at that moment. He knew he was dying and asked for this to be played on his record player. It was peaceful. Although I don't have bad memories, it still brings a tear to my eye 50 years on. RIP Grand dad xx

Learned how to play most of this, forgot it, now I'm learning it again. So beautiful 🥹

Thanks to you I finally finished this song! When I played it to my mother, she broke into happy tears 🎉

Even when Chopin wrote a piece in major, it still happens to be one of his saddest works.

The people who disliked were so teary eyed they couldnt see the like button

This music hit closer to home, whenever I hear this, It reminds me of “I’m about to come” reminding me to come home, and when going to work, I hear “I’m about to bus” because that’s how I get to work, truly incredible music. However if your energy is not conducive, then you’re not compatible to listening to it.

This song makes me feel so warm and gives me fuzzy goosebumps too. I just love everything about it. I don’t think I’ve seen a rendition of this piece so well, but the emotion you put into this is what really got me to loving this song. I didn’t used to like it very much but now it’s gonna sound nostalgic in a couple years

With all the comments here, mine will surely be lost but here goes. Our senior class play (1957) featured music by Chopin. This particular work, played from a LP record, brings back memories like no other that played that night. Beautifully played here. Thank you from an 81 year old softie. BTW, the name of the play was Prelude. That's was the reason for Chopin's music.

“Dad, why is my sister named Rose?” “Because your mother loves roses.” “Thanks Dad” “You’re welcome, Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in E flat major”

Ambatukam hooo😢😢 Abamsing eiaaaahh Ambatunat horr Ambadeblow wuuu

The most exquisite piano piece ever. The genius of Chopin.

no one has ever translated feelings into music so powerfully like chopin did!

The most beautiful song I've ever heard in my entire life

Ambasiiiing~

There are no words to describe how amazing the melody gets from 3:35 to 3:34. Especially 3:42, I mean my feelings are so tense when listening to that part. So, so brilliant.

Musicians learning the piece: _djsGdFJrjsHDBSndhdhJGgGGHXyHfbHvHYgjDDKUC I've nEveEr bEeN So _*_sTResSeD_* Musicians when they've mastered the piece: It's like walking on air!

The type of music that doesn’t have lyrics but somehow you can feel the message within it.

This is a bussin video

How I miss my son playing this one for me. . .he spent hours playing many of Chopin pieces. He would not let me record him, he only ask for me to sit & listen. I remember 😢 with such joy as I am now listening to this piece. Miss you my Nick! ❤

Why is this tune so nice? It makes me feel tragic and empty but at the same time, peaceful? It makes me thing of a person stuck in a room with one window shining in light, and there are like gears around the person, and overgrown ivy and roses. I have no fricking idea why? Imma draw it

So the thing about this piece is: 1. It's in Eb-major. My favorite key. 2. It's by Chopin. 3. It's my favorite in terms of emotion and expression of it. The final chords just give a feeling of inevitable end, but of the beautiful kind. 4. It's played by the best pianist on KZfaq, Rosseau. Have your opinion, but it's crystal clear that this man/woman has skill and well-deserved 1.000.000 subs, and I'm one of those, and I AM PROUD. My favorite by Chopin, by my favorite pianist. Makes the day.

Rousseau is god of piano.

Let's be honest, we can only play this on piano tiles.

Even though this song is calm, I always picture complete fucking chaos when I hear it, and I don't know why

Ambatukam ahhh

Hearing this and knowing the backstory of why this was composed makes me cry. Its simply beautiful

Oh, it is like my Noctur... Wait

no one: his left hand:⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️

You know its a good song when it has cringe comments

This song torments me. It brings back memories that i want forget it. My father drank every night in the living room of our big home. I remember how he made this music play in they background, while he drank glass after glass. I was in my room, the music reached there, then when the song seemed to end, i heard my father's steps going up the stairs until he reached in my room. He came in and closed the door to hit me. Everything from when i was 14 years old, until i was 17 years old. Three whole years living that hell.

chopin didn't die he decomposed

Chopin will always be my favorite pianist.

Can we just appreciate the person that wrote this _one piece?_

Chopin didn’t even copy strike this- what a oegend

Fact: The more you listen the more you fall in love in this masterpiece

Chopin knew what he was doing To make it seem easy when it is actually super hard

Playing this tmr at my school. Wish me luck.

Everybody gangsta until you have to learn the left hand.

I'm learning this piece. I'll be back once I finish this. Edit: Yooo, I totally forgot about this comment. Yes, I finished it in about a month and a half and in these 4 months I also finished learning Op. 64 No. 2 and Gymnopédie no. 1. I'm currently learning Waltz of the Flowers. Sorry for the very late reply

omay.. omay gott... AM BAS SINGH AM BAS SINGH AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Ambatukam 😭 -dreamybull

Imagine playing this, 1960’s New York and you’re wealthy, sitting in an apartment at night looking out the window this playing in the background and a glass of wine. Sounds lovely

this piece makes me feel something that’s hard to explain. the feeling that your days are repeating the same thing over and over, as you slowly start to wear down until there’s nothing left to wear down. waking up each day with darker and darker eyebags, until at the end when your time finally comes. you pass away feeling like you never got to where you wanted to be.

Beautiful! I listened to this over my morning coffee. ❤

RIP Ambatukam

As someone who's learning this piece, any of you who want to learn it I can tell you this: it takes time and patience. I'd consider myself a decent piano player, I started playing when I was 6 years old and I'm now 28. However, I wasn't as consistent with practice growing up as I should have been and there was a period of years where I hardly played since I only had access to an electric keyboard. Now I have an Accoustic piano and it's great to try to learn this piece. If you are a serious player, the left hand part is arguably the hardest to learn in the beginning. If you practice frequently and consistently, you will get it down and unknowing memorize the music which is a HUGE help so you can focus on your hands instead of the music. At least for me, that was always a big advantage to memorizing music. Don't give up! If you need to walk away from it for a week or so, sometimes that actually helps. But just keep practicing.

i can definitely play this in piano tiles

Rest in peace, Ambatukam...

“What are you getting on the test?” “100-“

Music is how we decorate time. I think Chopin has infinitely decorated time

Non-musicians (listening): This music is so relaxing! Musicians (practicing): No it’s not!!!

me flying out of the windshield after the car crashed at 284 mph (i have to lock in because i will be in instagram reels):

This has to be one of my favorite piano pieces.

You asked for it, and here it is! A beautiful piece for a beautiful audience. I've had some great suggestions of pieces to perform recently, and some are slowly coming to fruition. What would you like to hear?

This piece makes me feel like I somehow existed before. I've never believed in reincarnation but when I heard this for the very first time, I felt something so significant in myself.

I love Bach. I love Beethoven. But there is really something different about Frederick Chopin. It's an amazingly beautiful composition when you listen to him!

AMBATUKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM

I can feel all his emotions in this piece. His grief, his sadness, his hopelessness, his revenge, and then, his acceptance

Mondays aren't as bad as they used to be. Thanks again for another great performance!

One of my favourite piano pieces, it just stirs all sorts of emotions from happy, content, to sad, often at the same time.

"The wonderfulleness spread by this song fully achieves to calm my soul"

He chopin the piano

This song will be played at the end of the world with curtains rolling down

the sound of a car flying off a cliff in slow-mo

This piece makes me feel lost childhood memories that I didn't even know existed

KZfaq is missing something, something like a "Damn, I really, really ADORE this!" button.

When I am old and living my final hours in a hospital bed, I will listen to this piece and i will reflect on my life. And I will finally be at peace.

Happy Mother's Day, Mama🥰😘💐 Listening to this places me on our piano bench (in my mind's eye), sitting beside you, getting ready to turn the next page for you❤️. Oh how I love these memories. You are SO precious to me. I love you to the moon 🌙 and back.

Idk why but this piece always makes me tear up everytime I come back to listen to it lol. It’s just sounds so simple and beautiful and the world wouldn’t be the same without the wonderful piece.

This fits the vibe of someone sitting at a dimly lit bar, a man sits casually sipping at his beverage. Death physically emerges from a nearby door and steps out. He lays his skeletal, yet animate hand on the man's shoulder. He quietly utters in a deep yet smooth voice, "it's time to go now." the man then takes a picture of his family out of his pocket and glances one more time at it, a single tear falls onto the photograph and the man puts the photo back in his pocket. The duo exits the bar in a flare of smoke, never to be seen again.

It's so easy to play this. Why do many people say this is difficult to play? I can even play this in 4K

I'm not sure if anyone will get this, but thank you to the show Dexter for this. That is all.

I listen to this every time I’m having a hard time or sometimes randomly. I very much love it :)

Can we just take a moment that this dude has a a goddam light-up piano.

The classical composers were all pure geniuses . Still loved by many more than 200 years later.