Charles Richard-Hamelin - Nocturne in E major Op. 62 No. 2 (third stage)

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11 окт 2024

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@frchopin1 4 года назад

Nocturne is the quintessential of Chopin's music. Some melodies on rubato always make me cry.. So appreciated to GOD that I was born in time of youtube so I can hear this kind music whenever I want to.

@iliatsiklauri3868 5 лет назад

3:00 makes me cry. so beautifull!

@Chazza_1201 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful. Best version I’ve heard. He’s got such passion.. I’m debating on whether to learn this next. I shed a few tears, especially on those last chords. It’s like this piece was the ups and downs of his whole life, the fast moving fame, the crazy but nice relationship he had with George Sand, the sadness, loss and homesickness he had felt but also the euphoric fame when he was in Paris etc. I feel like it’s all captured in this one piece, then right at the end he embraces his death. This piece really does make me cry..

@opticalmixing23 4 года назад

I think this set is the loveliest chopin ever wrote, he is a very dear man and will always be in my heart. I'm sometimes afraid of his music because it is so beautiful and I'm ugly

@clleung8007 3 года назад

This is also one of my favourite nocturnes. The fact that you are able to appreciate this piece already makes you beautiful.

@elias7748 3 года назад

@@StuartdeOcampo Last ones he wrote im pretty sure too

@elias7748 3 года назад

@@StuartdeOcampo Those weren’t the last ones he wrote. In fact, op 72 no 1 was his first.

@elias7748 3 года назад

@@StuartdeOcampo There’s no Op 72 no 2 nocturne

@ecaroldales7687 6 месяцев назад

If you love and play this nocturne, you are by definition a beautiful person with an equally beautiful soul.

@Piotr-jx4bu 7 месяцев назад

Hardest chopin nocturne played perfectly. Congrats.

@opticalmixing23 6 месяцев назад

I like how Chopin leads us back!

@opticalmixing23 6 месяцев назад

3:24

@ThabieMelvin 6 месяцев назад

Love this one I want to play it. d flat nocturn is hard to

@suyssb7574 10 дней назад

I think op62 n1 is more difficult

@Complicaadd0rock 7 лет назад

@antekjerzy7508 9 лет назад

Indeed Charles is very mature...actually I'd say DEEP. As a person and in music. So no worries - he'd carry his (guaranteed) fame well ! And to those who say "no special feelings": please keep in mind that real playing is not about fireworks and forced originality. It is about going deep and understanding music. Charles does it better than any other pianist at the Chopin Competition.

@KeepingOnTheWatch 2 месяца назад

This is the most expressive and touching interpretation of this nocturne I’ve heard so far.

@ivonasgarden3590 9 лет назад

Charles Richard-Hamelin...amazing. His rubato is like Rubinstein's. You cannot learn it - you have to have it. Charles has to win !

@pelegrino791 9 лет назад

+Ivonas Garden Yes or I don't know what is good piano playing !

@morinoroba 9 лет назад

+Ivonas Garden I agree. I think this talent is rare nowadays, no eccentric strange aideas, no stupid facial expressions, just very sincere, great unity through a piece, such dedication to music. After all, his musicality is very matured! I hope juries are wise enough to let him win, but at the same time I have mixed feelings that if he should win...because then he will have horribly busy days as a winner, which is not an ideal situation to develop his artistry to be even better pianist in future.

@vincentyoung96 6 лет назад

No stupid faces? Just look at the thumbnail dude. Lol

@lefinlay 5 лет назад

Wouldn’t having musicality allow you to have good judgement on rubato?

@greenapple306 4 года назад

A Man Has No Name I think rubato is very personal, personally whenever I see rubato in the one of the coda of the ballade 1,2,4 , I hate it but the pianist himself feels it this way.

@seonu-r7s 2 года назад

Very simple and clean. Therefore I think very beautiful perfomance.

@Xxx-fi2hr 4 года назад

This is such a good version of the nocturne! I’m playing this piece too! 🎀💕😂

@smb123211 7 лет назад

Authoritative, beautiful interpretation (amazing there can be so many). Especially enjoyed the Agitato of the E Major. Too many pianists slow down but his tempo was spot on.

@JaseBach 4 года назад

Mr Richard-Hemelin's way of playing Chopin recalls that of the great Claudio Arrau, who made gravity a virtue. Charles is like Atlas, carrying the weight of the world on his shoulder. This is an unusually heavy reading of this nocturne and as a result, it digs deeper than most. RU-vidrs looking for nice and beautiful music should look elsewhere; this is a lament, the last nocturne Chopin wrote for publication and a farewell to life. A performance of this nocturne fails if it does not bring a tear to your eyes.

@zoeslounge95 3 года назад

take it easy guy

@Chazza_1201 3 года назад

Totally right and I did shed a tear, especially on those last chords. It’s like this piece was the ups and downs of his whole life, the fast moving fame, the crazy but nice relationship he had with George Sand, the sadness, loss and homesickness he had felt but also the euphoric fame when he was in Paris etc. I feel like it’s all captured in this one piece, then right at the end he embraces his death. This piece really does make me cry.. you’re so right

@pubgplayer1720 3 года назад

Dude I honestly prefer lighter playing.

@fredayao6406 Год назад

This is a very expressive and contagious interpretation (while holding back some musical energy at the same time & achieve the effect); defintely love it!

@antekjerzy7508 9 лет назад

Ivan... Charles dull ? Wake up, wake up !!!!!! Charles is one the the most exciting players. In a very sophisticated way, mind you.

@siuyauchung7930 4 года назад

excellent interpretation

@KeeperSY 4 года назад

2:30 best scene

@countrysidesound877 Год назад

This is underated Nocturne and im very love it than Nocturne op 9 no 2

@dankr7009 Год назад

The Nocturnes are my favorite from Chopin though I love most of his works. Op 9 No 2 I love dont get me wrong but its way too overplayed and used all over media like it's just another classical piece, and it isn't which is why I can only listen to Op 9 No 2 a few times before having to change my music. I do believe this Nocturne is heavily underrated, certainly being the last Nocturne composed by Chopin makes this piece special.

@pime2359 5 лет назад

なんてなんてなんて綺麗なのだ。アムランさんの18が大好きですねん。

@carlhopkinson 6 лет назад

Superior interpretation.

@iansdigby 6 лет назад

Beautiful

@jacobsmusic4186 6 лет назад

A great performance.

@Account_Not_Found 2 года назад

😮stunning piece❤❤

@NoahJohnson1810 7 лет назад

At 1:08, watch the guy in the center of the screen haha!

@sweetfangs1979 5 лет назад

Is he feeling the music hahaha.

@gusbakker 5 лет назад

"Arrgghh this piece is so emotional, but I don't wanna cry"

@vittoriosantarelli 3 года назад

4.03 che interpretazione!!! magnifica!!!

@user-mt1rh9gw8y 6 лет назад

Amazing

@haeyongJeon 7 лет назад

I regularly listen itaaaa

@Account_Not_Found 2 года назад

❤❤❤

@maximebody3275 Год назад

4:47

@myjuno1 3 года назад

Such a beautiful rendition. Thank you. 1:22 조성진님 키워낸 서울대 교수님 아니 세요?

@Chic4rely 2 года назад

헉 눈이 너무 좋으신듯

@haeyongJeon 7 лет назад

its already 2 years ago....

@epichdsheep 5 лет назад

전해용 4 soon

@NotMozart1685 4 года назад

4 now

@armine6766 3 года назад

im late a lil bit

@jasmine-w9g5l Год назад

7 now

@haeyongJeon Год назад

@@jasmine-w9g5l wooow how did you find me???

@taodiich Год назад

晓晖、再见😢

@tungpham1913 9 лет назад

Could anyone tell me what kinds of the yamaha he played? C series or G series or sth else?

@JohnHarmer 5 лет назад

I agree it sounds like a CFX, where both the skills and talents of Bosendorfer and Yamaha combined to make a superb piano, one of the best ever built.

@mistressmozart 9 месяцев назад

It's a fine peformance and he's a great pianist but I have to say I find this lacks feeling for me. It doesn't move me very much

@AndrewFalwell 7 лет назад

I'm a small scale vlogger and I love this song... Can I use a recording of this in my vlogs?

@chopininstitute 7 лет назад

Unfortunately we do not share those recordings for such purposes.

@lefinlay 5 лет назад

Classical music isn’t copyrighted

@Nickauboutte 5 лет назад

But this performance is.

@ivanlin2139 9 лет назад

Good sonority and phrasing from the beginning. However the left hand melody leading up to the agitato could be more expressive. The intended introspection was not fully conveyed, making the music rather dull.