Chopin - Winter Wind (Op.25-11) by Hayato Sumino 

チャネル初のクラシック。素敵ですね！

楽しみです！角野さんの鬼火聴いてみたいなぁ。

ベートーヴェンの熱情弾いて欲しいです！

ワルシャワまで応援に行きますよ！三時予選を聴きますので、ぜひ 勝ち進みますように、と同時に コロナが収束して、渡航できるように祈るばかりです

かてぃんさん史上音色に最もこだわった動画ですね😭 私のしょぼいAndroidで聴いても卓越した音色ですが😭😭Homeコンサート可能ですよ🤔マジで😆😆 ホールで聴く料金と同じでもちろんOK👌ご検討の程、何卒🙇🙇

The problem is you have to learn it first

not when the answer to "do you play piano?" is "yes, but actually, no"

i prefer op 10 no 1 xD

Duck MTG whenever I play that they just think I’m playing scales 🤦‍♂️

nah it’s chopin’s “wrong note” they’ll be so stunned

Chopin hated begginers lol

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@@justapersonontheinternet1515 so what?

Funnily enough, i think it was his publisher who suggested inserting those slow bars at the begimming

lmao

i need to see where ?

@@themoreyousee. First round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DtnljX1bjRs.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

@@themoreyousee. Second round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uuhElaEJbQA.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

@@themoreyousee. Third round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wp5fpweqjDo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

@@the_epicringneckparrot thanks

Did he attend in a competition :0?

@@Milo_Cereal Yeah, international chopin competition!

first round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wp5fpweqjDo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

@@Milo_Cereal second round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uuhElaEJbQA.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

@@Milo_Cereal third round: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wp5fpweqjDo.html&ab_channel=ChopinInstitute

Yes

"beginner pieces" me: *old guy looking at pc and smiling*

@Sankalp Gupta I choked

Lmao

@@KPOP-pb4ux i think he meant it as a joke

Watch unravel by animenz 😎

Great performance, but could be greater...more use of ...pause...and more dynamic contrasts. Youth today don't understand the power of the pause.

@@brettowen7174 ok boomer

@@brettowen7174 that's true.. I still love music from the 20th century, there is this special connection it invokes on a soul level, modern or 21st century musicians in most cases disregard this ingredient.

@@Jaimzz what the hell? You compared this masterpiece winter wind with unravel? Sacrilegious 🙄

Literally.

i thought i read 'noel miller'

agreed

Lang Lang’s version is better.

@@ash39877 same

Exactly

Yap and it hurts too bad

i just finished ylia today...

OMG YES

I watched this series solely for the reason, that the fans comment on every piano video ever. Everytime the show got more serious, the mood was destroyed with some cheap chibi style humor. But the ending gave me the rest. I hate it.

LMAO

😂😂😂😂😂

It's cuz he is the emo Chopin

LOL!!

Now you got me wondering...

r

Is that a reference to something?

it reminds me about Fate/stay night lol

mm nn np it reminds me to your lie in april 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@@oktayduman9390 don´t make me cry

If dis aint me 👁👄👁

No you didn’t

And everyone knows EXACTLY when that happened

Hee

that’s chopin for you

What in the emi igawa is this switch up??

Of course! he practiced 40hrs a day to achieve this

@@amy-zv2cf yes, you are right

AmaZinG 🤩

That’s because the Rachmaninoff arrangement (which is the popular one) is literally just fast single chromatic scales. If you wanna see a hard flight of the bumblebee, check out cziffra’s version. Yuja wang played it. It’s similar to the popular one but about 50x harder

twosetters are everywhere!

Haha piano go brr

Go brrrrr

Thank you for that analogy. I'm not a piano player so I can't appreciate the performance as much as you do. So thank you for that😁

the other thing with this etude is the sheer amount of stamina needed to play it. Think about how tired your right arm would be after playing this.

Absolutely agree. The voicing and dynamics are what really sets his performance apart from others I've heard.

HAHAHHHAHAH

🤮🤮🤮 that meme needs to die already

I swear Chopin *LEGIT* THOUGHT THIS

HAHAHAHA

@@breathe4778 No! It sounds very funny, so a big no

even the hair in the thumbnail

Underrated comment

hair, sitting in front of the window, blurry for comedic effect,,, of course he is

LOL I remembered a minecraft joke from this lol only poggers will get this XD

he is the anthagonist in the past

wait wha?

Ling ling

I N T E R E S T I N G

Wha-

@@theoms7290 it's a joke from a channel called TwoSetViolin

couldn't be me..

How can you get bored so easily

@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 america got talent. (more right: america got cringe)

@@niccolopaganinifranzliszt3556 Because he didn't have a sad backstory or a "I survived cancer", nor did he play flight of the bumblebee, he cannot get the golden buzzer of Americas Got Talent. Also he would get 4 Xs How on earth did my message go the other side

@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 i was born was i was a baby GOLDEN BAZZER

such beautiful performace

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@@franzschubert9608 it's easy to learn the notes but bringing the speed up is immensely difficult :/

Abhi Asokkumar its sort of like fantasie impromptu. It’s hard to play the piece quickly as well

@@franzschubert9608 NOT AS EASY AS YOUR MOM!)

I was about to come at you😂

Deserves more like LMAOOOO

LMFAO UNDERRATED COMMENT

LMfAoooooooooooo

Underrated comment? More like overused and overcopied. That comment and "i cant even play the wrong notes that fast"

@@alejomontoya9794 if you don't like it then why don't you come up with your own. Plus it's not about if it's copied or not but if it makes people laugh

Yes, you may see the end result but you haven't witnessed the hours of hardship this gentleman had to endure in order to reproduce this piece so perfectly. Put yourself to the task and I am sure you will also be capable of this!

@@danisflying Und die ganze Familie, die diesen exercises Tag für Tag zuhören muß ;)

I’m gonna guess he practiced for forty hours a day

You can develop the skills if you focus on learning how to do it with the less possible effort. This is the most difficult task in any instrument. There is a struggle between what you think it works and what actually works. Focusing on the latter is what makes the process easier. Now, musicality is a different topic. Having the skills doesn’t make you musical and it happens a lot. Constructing a musical idea and preparing to perform in front of an audience are the reasons why you practice many hours

@@josantonioalcantara That is kind of the problem i find with learning: it almost feels like pain. It's really hard for me to like learning, let alone focusing on trying to do it. Any tips or advices to improve about learning piano, in general?

@Gizio the Jackal Just because he's playing it doesn't mean he owns it ;) At least, that was my logic. That and I didn't think college students had student debt in Japan.

I hear from another comment that he is from Tokyo University?* correct me if im wrong but its really prestigious,and he won in a national competition.im reciting this from memory haha

@@bghon it's true. just google hayato sumino (His real name). you'll be impressed. he's won several competitions and studied alongside masters in tokyo uni and france

Watch again and rethink why exactly are you shook. I highly doubt that you can get this kind of performance out of hobby.

@@claudiualexandrutanase8874 There are a lot of talented college students who choose not to pursue music in favor of more "prolific" careers but who did and do take music seriously. Still shook because I didn't expect a famous classical musician to run a RU-vid channel that doesn't focus on classical music. I guess it's also the vibe he gives off, like come on just read his description for this video. How many other famous classical musicians can you think of that would describe themselves in that light?

True, I didn’t like neither Rousseau nor Kassia nor any other famous performances. BUT THIS GUYS JUST ROCKED IT

@@sharlottafalls this dude plays fast and beautiful at the same time lol

@@frsotysummer50 Yes, that's why it's my favorite performance of this piece so far😂

@@sharlottafalls I love Rousseau, he didnt actually play it though- one of his other pianists did- but anyways this is my favorite by far

Even Traum Piano doesn't play it better

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Нельзя обесценивать чьи-то труды, назвав это талантом, чтобы так играть нужны годы усилий и тренировок

Нельзя обесценивать чьи-то труды, назвав это талантом, чтобы так играть нужны годы усилий и тренировок

@@Elvina005 same here

@@Elvina005 でも才能が無いものはいくら頑張っても伸びない、才能がある人は努力をすれば実る。って言うけどねw才能ない人も少しは伸びるだろうけどww

LMAO

LOL

what, people plays piano one handed? lmao

Every pianist uses both hands tho.....

actually three handed ))

ahhhhhhh 😭

omgg

omg yes

This was unexpectedly expected 🙈

四月は君の嘘ですね！

どこでカベにぶち当たりました? 自分は左手の速弾きに苦戦してます 右手はなんとかなりそうなのですが

Masahiro Murakami 同じく！！！

私もです

同じく

同じく！ ショパンのエチュード片っ端からあげてって欲しい(*^▽^*)

同じく！

Yes

Nihon

今の時代スゴいですよね。。

ほんまにそう

i personally perfer this piece with more "terror" tho

Jingrui Zhang i personally feel like its more of a angry mixed with determination, like, well, winter wind .i live in Canada, and winter sure is nice(not). he makes the right hand melody stands out a bit more than others i have heard before, that combined with the chromatic scale really makes it sound like harsh wind sweeping by. anyways thats just my person opinion edit: anger not angry

I also prefer pieces that don't go too over the top with it. Check out Adam Gyorgy's version.

It kinda swoops you away, like wind on a cold night-

Absolutely, the delicacy of 1:43 and the like really make it a special performance imo

Lmao yesss

*Liszt

frrr

Omg loll

This comment be like, "Dude I Am So Overused bruh"

😂 😂 u made my day XD

You don't 😂 But I think it's mostly muscle memory to him now 😂

@@micah_wong But when he was sight reading, how did he see the sheet of music 😅😅😅

@@courageouscuber9278 true 😂

Bro where his fingers are going, they do not need eyes.

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Eitan Man plot twist: he was using the force the whole time🙌🏻

Did you know that Chopin is the og emo?

Yep he looks like kylo ren. No wonder he swings his lightsaber so fast.

searched him up. He looks kinda like liszty

Oop-

He's a national winner btw

Better than Ashkenazy, Lugansky, Perahia, Pollini, Lititsa,, etc.etc.etc.???? If yes...why exactly?

Doido Doido oh yeah i saw it in a comment in another video it SHOWS !!

The Piano Corner TPC because they are shit?

@@lukesavage1019 please tell me you're joking

RU-vidに上がってる中ではキーシンとこの人くらい

Yep, it sure is that.

shut up

@@razkaran2428 huh?

Raz Karan calm down lmao why are you pressed over a youtube comment

How is it compared to the 3rd movement of the moonlight sonata

Legitimately one of the best performances of this piece I’ve seen.

I'm a beginner. What is coloring?

@@KaspbrackEddie probably something like “how it feels”? Doesn’t really mean anything.

@@Josef_1186 Thank you, sir!

@@KaspbrackEddie You can create different sounds by approaching notes a certain way, i.e. hit the note fast and direct, stroke it, use your wrist to move into or out of the note at a certain speed as you play, etc. The way you decide to approach the key gives a distinct sound that can lend itself to expressing a certain emotion. Your choice of how to approach the key is guided by the feelings you want the piece to convey. Professional pianists often practice a million different ways to strike a note, which increases their "color palette" and can help them bring more artistry to their pieces. Coloring also often involves dynamics; the larger the range of dynamics a pianist is capable of producing, the wider their color palette. This pianist creates a "big picture" idea with his amazing crescendos and diminuendos, such a wide range of volume and seamless gradual changes from loud to soft and soft to loud. Also, things like tone and coloring are often the first things to go when a piece is very technical. This pianist doesn't let the difficult technique overshadow the phrasing and artistic intent of the piece.

「ちゅん」と「ちょん」雀の 激しく同意致します\(//∇//)\

Jun改めJuliet ですよねー！感激しました

何回も聴きました、いろんな、方の聴きました、が一番素晴らしい😭表現に感動しました、頑張って下さい、

凄いっすよねぇ。マジ尊敬というか、あーしもいつかこうなりたい！（グッドボタン100にしときましたo(`･ω´･+o) ﾄﾞﾔｧ…！）

猫の可愛さに肩を並べられてかてぃんさんも嬉しいだろうよ(？)

Once you learn the keys well enough you can play blindfolded.

I know, as soon as it becomes muscle memory, although I wouldn’t say you can play completely blindfolded, or well, I can’t play perfectly accurate and blindfolded at least.

@@Simon-xl1yz Eh, I know it's not quite the same thing, but I've been typing 30+ years and I can do that with near-total accuracy (unless I'm really tired) without taking my eyes off the screen.

Fuchsia 'tude Uhm.. typing and playing piano are two very different things, like you said. Typing accurately without looking is quite a common skill. I can also type without looking accurately easily.

@@omegarodent765 No, I don't think that is really comparable. He's not playing two separate songs on each hand, and honestly the left hand melody is fairly simple in this etude. But I do type most words with both hands, and often alternate hands letter-by-letter within the same word

😍😍

He did, you can listen it in youtube ru-vid.com/group/OLAK5uy_nVMCpwgv4MouxQ4wMAiEcw8I20wO0ZuVs

Me too 🤩

Who uses cds still?!😂

Audiofiles want the CD (or any non-MP3 hi-res file format) for the higher audio quality, which can be ripped to uncompressed flac. See hayatosum.theshop.jp/items/26744304

Interesting

No one: Winter wind: ~~~~ Chopin: write that down write that down!! John3:16 KJV tbh

What is a keyboard?

@@thatskindascary5666 it's the same thing as a piano put it uses electricity instead of piano strings

@@thatskindascary5666 nice pfp, i have found a fellow twosetter :)

@@vii2674 what are you doing here? Don't let Ling Ling knows you're not doing 40hrs of learning and training.

I am sure no one surpasses him in "Winter Wind ".I decided to go to the Chopin Competition.

あすか Absolutely！What an amazing plan to go to Warsaw！😍

He's going to participate to the 2020 Chopin competition ?

I'm from Poland and I wish so much to experience the competition this year but the tickets are really difficult to get by

@@Raren789 Thank you for telling me the situation😍 I am asking a local colleague if they have a chance to buy a ticket, as I don't mind if it is a Scalper🤔 I would be appreciate if you have any information such as tickets for the day, please let me know🙏🙏

The Chopin competition is happening now in October

Lolllllllllllllll

Etude Op10 No4(torrent) made me depressed for a while.