Lol

Being realistic it was probably just one or two.

Lot's of people thumbs down...

The bad comments probably get pushed down as comments like yours get pushed to the top.

I think those are the bad comments tbh

Beautiful. As light as rain and as natural.

Oh Yeah, I have a feeling some pianists seem to think you're insanely impressed when they can play incredibly fast

I can't read your comment without remembering the Ambasing guy

My grandpa used to say something similar and I agree. We were big Rubinstein fans.

@@tedhubertcrusio372 lmao

agree

Perhaps not. Chopin didn't compose it, Robert Schumann did, and Chopin did not care much for Schumann or his music. Chopin didn't really care much for Franz Liszt, who made this gorgeous piano arrangement of Schuman's most beautiful love song dedicated to Clara, with whom he was deeply in love and whom he later married. Chopin said of Liszt "I wish he'd leave other people's music alone." But it didn't stop Liszt from arranging many of Chopin's pieces! I think part of Chopin's problem was disgruntlement with life. He had been a child prodigy, but contracted TB. According to accounts of his life, he wanted to marry, but just about everyone knew he had TB and I'm sure this is why his lady friends avoided becoming involved. He must have been envious of Robert Schumann. As for Schumann, tragically, his life became blighted by very severe headaches, which drove him to attempt suicide, and he eventually signed himself into an asylum, where he ended is life. Franz Liszt, lived into his seventies, and left a huge legacy of wonderful piano arrangements, and lots of original compositions of his own, including piano concertos and orchestral works. I won't go into detail here, because this is all very well documented and you can read it for yourselves, but I can tell you that Liszt's works alone occupy over twenty pages of fine print. The lives of the composers were mostly well documented and give a marvellous insight into how society both rich and poor lived and behaved in those days.

@@Borretski cool comment thanks :D

@@Borretski Where did you get this information? I searched for it and I didn't find anything related to this nocturne not being composed by Chopin on the internet.

@@Borretski Seriously. Shut the fuck up. This was composed by Chopin and period. Anywhere the credit is given to him. What the fuck is wrong with you? Aside of your stupidity, even trying to interpret the thoughts and emotions of someone you never were even close to knowing? And don't even say you've read that somewhere because that's the most inaccurate and idiotic answer you could give. Just don't say things you don't or will never know, imbecile

But I believe she suffered a lot too. Like hours of playing piano

Actually in tears my friend...oh my! Absolutely broken now.

It is the magic of any good chopin player/interpret.

I've heard in played live on a grand piano in someone's lounge. It was amazing :O

would you happen to know the model of this Steinway?

Ben Hodges Hello. Judging by the sheer size of it, it is more likely a Steinway D, at least I think. It is definitely larger than a B. As for the serial number, that is impossible to know.... I hope it helped.

M. Fahmi Nurhardono you sir, diserve a cookie

Its also kinda nice to know how to play the piece but i cant play as good as her, unfortunately.

Ohhhh Hello Philip :) I love your Vids 💕 Love from the Philippines

hello sir!

Christ, that’s a bit chilling but i love it

Yes there still exists real beauty in music even if a dark cloud of despair & uncertainty does hang over humanity's progress & future existence

Perfectly said.

Nah dude, Ballade No. 4 would be better, it starts of with a beautiful intro and before the coda, it shows that humanity is silently falling apart. The coda of it are the cries of humanity, until it ends on F minor

I have a few more: Bach’s air in D Major, Samuel Barber’s Adagio or Philip Glass’s Mad Rush

The first one, yes. It starts out innocent and pure, and then turns intense and all consuming before it settles down to blissful tranquility again. My first girlfriend played this for me once, and I was absolutely floored.

No.. When i see a nice round ass

***** ok well imagine that nice round booty having the skills to play this now being intellectual and having a body is what it's all about amirite

Jallil In 1838 Chopin wintered with Sand and her two children on the island of Majorca. There he wrote pieces that included his celebrated Preludes, Op. 28, and the Nocturnes, Op. 37. Back in Paris they lived next door to each other, and spent the next eight summers in Nohant, her country home in central France, where Chopin composed some of his greatest music. Musical herself, Sand both advised Chopin and inspired him, though he never dedicated a composition to her. The relationship came to a bitter end in 1847 after Chopin sided with Sand’s daughter, Solange, in a quarrel. Devastated, Chopin felt his health quickly deteriorate. They saw each other for the last time 17 months before Chopin’s death-a chance encounter that Sand described in her autobiography: “I pressed his trembling and icy hand. I wished to speak to him, he slipped away.”

Diogo Figueiredo that's lovely, but what?

pierdolisz glupoty

talktome that's because it's a poonytail

Un Concombre 😂😂

Un Concombre :)

You’re clapped

@@unconcombre Lol

First off, this is a very famous piece and has been played by the likes of Rubinstein and countless other front-rank pianists. Since it is very familiar to more than the average classical listener, there is bound to be comparison to the established versions out there. Hers is a very solid academic version but there are variations in speed and attack that are noticeable when compared to the many other versions.

Admit it, this is a boring rendition

Critic doesn't mean being jealous

Lmao legit nobody is talking trash

That might be the problem: Why be jealous in the first place? Why not instead be happy for her and look to her as a model for inspiration - instead of making it about yourself and your jealousy? I know one reason people may feel jealous from seeing something like this is because it makes your insecurities, flaws, and short-comings that much more transparent, and forces you to face them. However, the problem is with you - not her; and jealousy is a way of projecting that onto others in a negative way so you can feel better about yourself. As such, you should view her as a paradigm for inspiration and interpret her, not as a threat to you, but as an impetus for improvement and success. You can admire and support people without making it about jealousy and your insecurities.

yep, and the trick is the beauty you hear when tiffany moves from one note to another.. or plays one chord, one arpeggio maybe... if you see what I mean? that beauty can be listened for and felt and reproduced from the very very beginning.... with the very, very simplest tunes, sequences of notes, chords.. i.e it is not a case of practising, learning, for years and years and years before you can 'play' and 'understand'. No. It is a case of make a sound and enjoy it, then explore the making of more..

PX- S100? lol same

If you love the piano sound alone... dont worry if you play a bum note.... dont give up and keep it going.. music failures is as beautiful as its wins.... at the end its only your choice... practice and keep going... im learning this... and if I spend 1 year on the first 10 notes im happy..... Do it...

I to!

you're not alone

too

I agree Chopin makes such beautiful sounds

Same here

How?

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"most beautiful" yes it was amazing but she just played it like a robot with no heart

itschrislol -- give her a break. She is young and has not yet developed to the level of Lang Lang or Valentina Lisistsa.

why do people like lang lang? he plays at a shitty tempo in all of his songs which ruins the majority of pieces he plays.

They like him because they see him on t.v. or youtube a lot. Ever heard of ad agencies? They keep showing him on t.v. somebody will buy into it. Zamphir sold a lot of cd's on t.v. of his pan flute playing.

At least it's not as overplayed as Cannon in D or Flight of the Bumblebee : P

An angel was guiding her fingers with every note.

LOOOL

It surely is beautiful playing.

GOOD ONE!!!

Lmao🤣

Alright, nice one 😳

😂

If they are upside down then it would still be a like...

😂😂😂😉👍🏿😂😂🎹🎼🎼🎼

Must be hard to play with flat fingers

Wow, that is just beautiful

Rowbance it's music for killing people

Rowbance Same here. Unidentified feelings

Gostaria muintó que os comentários fossem em português eu sou Sei ler os outros idiomas isis

Maybe you should get a bigger piano.

this is romantic not classical

I’m so sorry to hear about your mother. It sounds like a beautiful soul was lost when she passed. It’s lovely that her memory lives on through this piece though. Sending love ❤️

@@issy483 👍

Niko Lagman Its not that old, it's from 2013, just because it was 4 years ago (even know its not recent) It doesn't mean it would be considered an old video.

Uhhh what???!!!?!? Where did you get the idea that was happening?! Enjoy the song instead of saying we should not see her. Go be a sexist somewhere else we have to many that need to be shooed of the internet anyway.

It's about the music, and that's what people seem to forget. The beauty of the music is what we should enjoy, no matter who, or WHAT is playing it. Debates over music make me sad. Music is almost all a matter of opinion. My opinion, and apparently yours, was that this was a beautifully performed, beautiful piece. I would've enjoyed it just the same if it had been an alien playing it. (But maybe a bit more distracted...)

2wowthatsabigturtle2 i agree too =)

***** So you don't like it because you think she is ugly. So if that's your basis for liking something that's pretty funny if you like Chopin's original. Chopin is totally sexy, lol. Clearly you can't see the beauty (in) the woman also.

Rachel sounds like he's off his Prozac again!! ha! There's always some idiot that has to be ugly! thanks for tellin' him!

Me to

+David Izquierdo Azzouz Tempo is really perfect!!

I must be the odd man out here...she played it beautifully, but I would have liked it to be a bit faster (even though that sabotages the mood of piece to an extent)

tenacious645 a bit faster would also be OK, it just depends on the "mood" at that very moment

I thought it was a bit too fast than the original, wasn't it?

Federico Risicaris IMO tempo is nice here and within the indicated speed on the sheet, but it's of course something subjective and you got a manoeuvre margin in which you can play it a bit more slowly if wished.

My mother played this, and other Chopin, Mendelssohn, Brahms etc. - and ragtime! - all by ear. Thank you, Tiffany, for bringing back beautiful memories ❤!