Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 11 "Winter Wind" 

LMAO FR

this is so true

0:34-0:36 nicest sounding part

1:13-1:15

la campanella does this as well

Wow

XD

lol same

Same...

💀💀 same

@Just here Chillin Bach and Lizt are on his level for sure. But I love chopin

I prefer liszt, though I'd rather not compare between composers.

yeah! My boy played this and Beethoven at st Pancras London 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNWYcpRJLmo.html

@@kidima3526 bruj stop advertising

@@thorsten8790 its Liszt

Connor Ayala 😂 My boy age 12 played it and Beethoven at st Pancras London watch him 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNWYcpRJLmo.html

😆

Justin Johnson piece*

engvallfam Asshole*

It is a piece tho?

Haechulie yes

Lucias the Goose why, he didn’t insult anyone, pretty sure you’re the asshole

Wait until year 9

@@olnfishing1035 for sure

it's always the prodigies (me) who could play it if my hands were bigger but the ones with the big hands can't.

Keep trying, im also practicing this piece for over 2 weeks now

@@splashy2152 just say u can't play it 💀 hand size doesn't matter lmao

Same

Same

Sameee

Same

Same, although I haven’t heard many of his pieces

Correction piece

Ballade 2 represents it better

Suck it up

This piece is very hard to learn because of the seeming “randomness and chaos” of the right hand but from my experience the left hand is much simpler to learn.

This is easily one of the hardest Chopin etudes written and probably the hardest Chopin etude, so it would take even prodigies a while to master

@@ryanting1707 how do you define a prodigy cuz I’m 12 and can play la Campanella how much longer do you think I need to play to be able to play this piece?

@@shannonlind9866 la Campanella really isn’t as hard as people say, it is actually kinda easy (excluding coda), I’m also 12 and I have like just a bit more left of it. Winter wind is a lot harder than la Campanella. It is way above la campanella.

@@ryanting1707 Isn't Double Thirds harder than Winter Wind?

u dont need talent to play that only u need is hardwork 😉

Same ...

@@animeday2606 I could practice this piece 8 hours a day for 10 years and still wouldn't be able to play it like the guy in the video

@@itzben499 That's a lie, if you do practice 8 hours a day for 10 years you'll legit be the best pianist in the world and could play any song you want with perfection. If you did practice 8 hours a day for 10 years and still haven't learnt it then you haven't focused or practiced correctly

Fat Boi probably not the best yet.. im sure some people are trying to break Franz Liszt record of 10+ hours a day for years.

Which is your favourite part?

@@daniels7052 2:27 the build up and climax here. So intense and so well done.

Jenna Tolonen calm down hes like 11 u sicko

haha derp senior recital

Simp lmao

Yh it is way over peddled

@@daniels7052 he only payed constructive critics, it is importatnt to use pedal the right way!

Emi _Lestowell it's possible just practise with slower speeds and slowly get faster

practice duh

Just here Chillin That depends on many factors from one person another for example, how long they have been playing, having a teacher or not, the duration of of practice and how they practice it. But practice is the number 1 key to playing any piece

Just here Chillin Yeah no shit, the song is hard, but that wasn’t the point. Nobody’s acting like this song can be done in 1 month, they’re just saying it requires practice(which it does)

@Just here Chillin 6 months with experience, 6 years without any

Its been 7 months, but I would assume it took maybe 3 months to a year depending on how experienced he is. This etude is easy to learn if you start playing it at a slow speed then gradually get faster and faster

Fahad Hani but then u start to go tooooo fast and miss so many notes

It took me about 1.5 months playing hours a day cos of corona virus (I’m stuck at home), but I’d say 2-10 months playing 30m-2h a day

Davide Nalini Good i need this ready by march next year

PhotoDJ well it depends on your level, if you told me your reportoire I could tell you more or less how long it would take you

Nancy yeah it’s a real good and hard piece of music! My boy age 12 played it and Beethoven at st Pancras London watch him 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNWYcpRJLmo.html

You are right

Warwick' yeah it’s a real hard piece of music! My boy age 12 played it and Beethoven at st Pancras London watch him 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNWYcpRJLmo.html

Josh Hanukayev I don’t reckon so tbh. Which would u say are harder? Op. 25 no6 is close I reckon and op10 no4 is too

Those two in my opinion are harder simply from the key signature. A minor isn't very difficult in comparison to C minor and g minor (i think those are the keys for no4,6 correct me if i'm wrong) but i think to keep up endurance in a song is easier to handle than a key signature. That just my opinion and the opinion of some of my music friends. forgot to add in, the obnoxious scales in winter wind do contain black keys but if you were to look at no4, oh man. I certainly had a harder time with no4 than i did winter wind.

op 10/2 is in a minor and its much harder than winter wind (maybe on 25/6's level)

Gene Kim yes

Josh Hanukayev tbf winter wind can be learnt pretty easily if u just stick a metronome on it for a couple weeks

Yh it is way over peddled the whole way through

YRNxWaffles cos it’s a rough and angry song

Not really

it sounds rough and scary for me especially when u hear the bass note like how the piece starts.

it’s a real hard piece of music! My boy age 12 played it and Beethoven at st Pancras London watch him 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MNWYcpRJLmo.html

wtf do you have against asians? you're disrespectful

@@ludwig4029 asians are better than us at everything