Thanks a lot, Erez!

yea he does

Yeah this interpretation is underrated

Thank you!😀

Thanks Green Field!

This dude clearly better pianist than kassia or rouessea

@@benpietrzykowski9216 I think kassia is studying at a conservatory, rousseau is more of an amateur (an amateur with impeccable technique, at that) and traum is a professional.

@@kairon5249 yea how it seems to me. I’d say he’s an “amateur” among pros of piano . But in regards to the average piano player , he is in the 99% percentile which is hard to call him an amateur amongst piano players

@@benpietrzykowski9216 not an amateur in terms of skill. generally anyone who doesn't have professional training (at a conservatory or music school, is not an active professional, or does not commit most of their time to music is considered an "amateur". Kassia studies at a conservatory and Traum, while we dont know for sure, is most definitely a professional because of just how good he is. It is possible that he is professional Korean pianist "Sung Chan" Rousseau has impeccable technique, I have not seen anyone play the arpeggios up and down the piano in Ballade no 4 coda with such speed and accuracy before. However, Rousseau lacks musicality. Another person on the rousseau channel (SPQ) has pretty great musicality and generally sounds better than rousseau, although his technique is not nearly up to par.

@@kairon5249 I'll drink to that ~

Thank you Daniel! 😀

same this piece is so nostalgic and calming

Thank you!

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In certain areas yes. Vadim’s interpretation was exquisite.

Thank you Earl :))

@@TraumPiano :)

Sure! I will play the Beethoven again very soon.

@@TraumPiano thank you! I started to learn the first movement and want to hear how will you play this movement

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