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Valentina Lisitsa. Chopin Nocturne Op 27 # 2 D Flat Major 

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I went through love-hate "relationship" with this Nocturne. When I was asked by Lanaudiere Fesitval to select 7 Nocturnes for the concert ( I never played any before - to my utter shame ) I had to quickly flip through the sheet music and pick ones I thought I might stand :-) This one was number "last" on my list of things to do. I didn't start learning it until it was almost too late ( those who watched my webcast of practice can confirm :-)). I dreaded the moment when I will get sick and tired of this sweetest thing ever written with its gorgeous but repetitious melody....
Then I had my "eureka" moment . it happened when I started looking at Chopin's metronome markings - in all other Nocturnes they were perfectly in sync with today's consensus - maybe little faster here , slower there... But this one - oh my God ! Lento Sostenuto marked as 50 beats per minute in half-measure ( 150BPM in eights ). You know how fast is it ???? Check-it out and see if you can keep up with Mr. Chopin LOL ..... i can't , I still play it waaaaaay under tempo .Let's see how many "critics" will leave comments saying it is too fast .....But , no matter what it makes a perfect sense- and suddenly my dread turned into astonishment at Chopin's genius.The whole piece is suddenly transformed from overly long sugary-syrupy chant to an exalted and impassioned speech- you make whatever you want of this speech , maybe it is a declaration of love ? after all - the piece ends with the most beautiful duet of two voices....
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Комментарии : 939   
@Mpompadour
@Mpompadour 7 месяцев назад
Chopins spirit was plugged straight into the heavenly realm when he composed this Nocturne. Ethereal.
@jaybyon9x
@jaybyon9x 10 лет назад
in my opinion this is the most beautiful Chopin nocturne
@jesse8789
@jesse8789 5 лет назад
fair opinion, I think Chopin's (best) nocturne is op 48 no 1
@aaronmann9442
@aaronmann9442 5 лет назад
I agree with Jay
@jeremy9951
@jeremy9951 5 лет назад
I agree with Jesse
@dariowirtha7510
@dariowirtha7510 4 года назад
Agree with jay. Its a dream of mine to be able to play this. I can play some chopin nocturnes but have no idea how this piece compares in difficulty.
@ald5365
@ald5365 4 года назад
@@dariowirtha7510 It's harder than f minor opus 55 and b flat minor op 9, but it's completely playable, except if you want to play it at chopin's tempo :D
@jaybyon9x
@jaybyon9x 10 лет назад
this is the most beautiful nocturne to me.. Who else thinks so?
@Sam-gx2ti
@Sam-gx2ti 3 года назад
The Op. 27 Nos. 1 and 2 set are my favourite for sure.
@randykern1842
@randykern1842 3 года назад
Me meee! That glorious bel canto melody is one of the finest things he ever wrote
@luizamsalgado
@luizamsalgado 2 года назад
I DO!
@stephanepicault4477
@stephanepicault4477 2 года назад
That and Nocturne Op. 55 No. 2
@user-mv1sy1du9x
@user-mv1sy1du9x Год назад
I thot so to !!!!❤
@bobosqueakers
@bobosqueakers 12 лет назад
it really takes an amazing pianist to reveal Chopin 150 years later in all it's most incredible glory
@annapetruskova4225
@annapetruskova4225 8 лет назад
the way her hands are touching the piano tiles..beautiful
@eristonjuan
@eristonjuan 4 года назад
piano tiles
@cloudia.-.
@cloudia.-. 4 года назад
🤦‍♀️
@polka678
@polka678 3 года назад
Did you really just refer to piano keys as tiles?
@SamuelH
@SamuelH 3 года назад
It’s annoying me actually
@hk4672
@hk4672 3 года назад
honey, piano tiles is a phone game
@carlfenger
@carlfenger 11 лет назад
Valentina is one of very few souls who knows the depth of the soul and can also communicate the passion, pain, and beauty so eloquently, in this case, on the piano. She has been given a great gift, and she gives that gift to us. Oh, thank you Chopin, the composer who is she is channeling.
@AnAmericanComposer
@AnAmericanComposer 13 лет назад
I've always had a great love for Chopin. His style is unique from most composers...he had the ability to take a gentle, calm piece, such as this, and still give it excitement and energy that most other composers mightn't have done. You mirrored this ability, and whenever I look up a new song on RU-vid of something classical, I always check for a version by you, Valentina! Thank you for enhancing my RU-vid experience, you are an incredible pianist, and I love everything you play! Best wishes!
@Elian-
@Elian- 3 года назад
9 years later, is your love for Chopin still alive ?
@cloudrouju526
@cloudrouju526 3 года назад
you are so kind!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳😻🥳😻🥳😻😻🥳🥳🥳😻🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🤩🤩🤩🥰😘😘😘🥰😘😘🥰😘😘🥰😘🥰😘🥰😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😃😃😃😃😃😀😃😃😄😄😁😁😆😆😁😄😄😃😀😀😃😄😄😄😁😆😆😁😄😀😀😄😄😁😁😆😆😆😁😄
@michaelemberton5998
@michaelemberton5998 3 года назад
Totally agree with the above - though not in E flat major is my favourite xx
@alyszacontwitchwithchopin3758
@alyszacontwitchwithchopin3758 3 года назад
@@Elian- probably not
@Elian-
@Elian- 3 года назад
@@alyszacontwitchwithchopin3758 why not!
@SantiagoRodriguez-xz5pm
@SantiagoRodriguez-xz5pm 10 лет назад
Most soothing music in the world. I love this Nocturne. Chopin is and will always be my favorite composer.
@il3280
@il3280 5 лет назад
Santiago Rodriguez Agreed
@adrianomenegueli
@adrianomenegueli 4 года назад
"Soothing"?... For me the most harrowing music in the world...
@christiansanden8005
@christiansanden8005 4 года назад
Agree, best music ever
@eristonjuan
@eristonjuan 4 года назад
@@adrianomenegueli I agree, soothiness is not the word I would use, it certainly has a dark tone to it. It's like when you overcome something bug in your life.
@atticustay1
@atticustay1 4 года назад
adriano menegueli I find it soothing too. Not happy, not relaxing, but soothing. Something to ease the difficulties of life.
@jjeff8302
@jjeff8302 2 года назад
Valentina is incredible. I first "saw" her perform Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata Mvt #3, where Valentina cranks out the tune with incredible proficiency. With this performance, I can see she is not only technically perfect, but also lyrically masterful. It is amazing to watch her hands. This performance moves me to tears.
@Forgetit2697
@Forgetit2697 8 лет назад
My favourite piece ever.
@jyl123
@jyl123 6 лет назад
Frédéric François Chopin lol
@ciaoitalia1727
@ciaoitalia1727 3 года назад
Le sue mani danzano come farfalle sui tasti del pianoforte con grazia e perfezione...il risultato è un capolavoro di interpretazione. Pianista straordinaria!
@ThePiosenkarz
@ThePiosenkarz 11 лет назад
As the Polish I'm double impressed, I've heard many interpretations it this masterpiece yet this one is as gentle as the Composer was ...
@vqsstudio
@vqsstudio 2 года назад
My heart melts every time I hear this.
@helostcontroll
@helostcontroll 4 года назад
i'm playing this at an academy gala at the most important theatre in my country on November. wish me luck.
@janedawson335
@janedawson335 4 года назад
You’ll be magnificent 💕
@helostcontroll
@helostcontroll 4 года назад
@@janedawson335 thank you, i surely hope so, it's not in my plans to make a fool of myself in front of that many people lmao
@janedawson335
@janedawson335 4 года назад
helostcontroll ...I’m sure you won’t 😊
@arlandeetagaytayan4154
@arlandeetagaytayan4154 4 года назад
Wish you luck! 👍
@jyca3101
@jyca3101 4 года назад
it's been 4 months now, how's life helostcontrol
@dj770usa
@dj770usa 13 лет назад
Lisitsa - you have a unique contribution to make. The way you hold you fingers - as if you are caressing a little child- the way you make every difficulty seem easy - all of this is really much less important than the visionary intensity you bring to your interpretations. It is mesmerizing.
@davegarred9015
@davegarred9015 4 года назад
What an unbelievable performance. How can you not cry...
@cherzos6917
@cherzos6917 9 лет назад
The most beautiful nocturne ever.
@jaybyon9x
@jaybyon9x 10 лет назад
So bad, Chopin died at the age of 39, If he could live longer, there would be more of beautiful nocturnes like this!
@anagram80100
@anagram80100 10 лет назад
Yes! I always wonder what other pieces would have been written if he had lived a little longer...but I suppose we'll never know! A shame, haha.
@eristonjuan
@eristonjuan 4 года назад
I guess he finished his mission early
@user-bv8wm9oz2y
@user-bv8wm9oz2y 4 года назад
If he didn't suffer from an illness, he could've married the woman he loved too.
@gustavotbf
@gustavotbf 4 года назад
Juan Rocha perfect!
@user-xt4ur6cv9f
@user-xt4ur6cv9f 4 месяца назад
Долгих лет жизни, но время жизни Шопена напрямую связано с качеством его музыки, жалко, не долго, зато очень продуктивно
@TheMarkmarelli88
@TheMarkmarelli88 13 лет назад
The artist's notes pulled me in, and I am enchanted. What a gift.
@dfjm53
@dfjm53 12 лет назад
I purchased the DVD and CD. This is my favorite and she plays it like no one else does. I believe Chopin himself would be amazed and playing the cd every day (if he had it) like I do. That's right, call me a fanatic but I have the CD in my car and always play it and don't know why but it shakes my spirit, which is what Chopin intended. Move your hands, shake your head, feel the music with your entire body and enjoy the fruit of your efforts......Thank you, Lisitsa!
@TheSaranda100
@TheSaranda100 10 лет назад
Slow or fast, no matter how it is played it makes my heart ache and yearn for something...I do not even know what it is, it just leaves me breathless. All I know is that there is so much beauty in this nocturne that I cannot stop listening to it...and loving it.
@hunterlpdc94
@hunterlpdc94 13 лет назад
This is my favorite Chopin piece and I have listened to many recordings of it. This is by far the best performance I've heard of this completely ingenious piece. You play it so delicately at the beginning. I am just blown away by this performance.
@JulianOteroEspinosa
@JulianOteroEspinosa 8 лет назад
I like Valentina's comments, her technique, her wonderful gift that she shares with all of us. Years of training and a love of music that soothes our souls. Gracias, señora!!
@MaybelleStyle
@MaybelleStyle 13 лет назад
This is one of my favourits in terms of tonal contrast, lyricism, thematic materials/changes, and OH GOD the modulation. Lovely tempo too; far from saccharine. I wonder why they don't perform this more often at weddings - it paints love so truthfully in ALL its tonal qualities - sweetness, love, elation, sorrow, and so forth - beautified, of course, in the art of fiction so wonderfully realized by Chopin.
@phfashions
@phfashions 12 лет назад
You are so beautiful with your hands and your words of Mr. Chopin. My favorite of all composers. You play his pieces with such elegance and yes the respect towards this Nocturne's always goes overlooked it is by far the hardest for me to play. Thank you for keeping him alive to future generations seeing a lovely lady playing the piano:-)
@ferpirata76
@ferpirata76 9 лет назад
She nails the real spirit of this piece. Beautiful performance full of feeling!
@umetnica82
@umetnica82 Месяц назад
This is my favourite. I Just like it played slower. I listened to it while I was staying in the hospital with my premature babies
@HMatthews80
@HMatthews80 11 лет назад
I used to play this to my Mama. She loved the Nocturnes and never the Etudes.Thank you. x
@mpalin11
@mpalin11 11 лет назад
This is starting to become my favourite piano piece of all time!
@leongatha6
@leongatha6 12 лет назад
Just listened to Solomon and Horowitz versions for reference. Val's is truly one of the great interpretations of this most beautiful of chopin's many beauties. I'll go listen to her a few (hundred) more times now.
@iwasagasman
@iwasagasman 13 лет назад
The beauty of the music is matched by the beauty of the filming. It's superb. Valentina's hands remind me of a coutship dance of two large graceful spiders. I could watch it over and over. And I do.
@tomhanlon2212
@tomhanlon2212 19 часов назад
Heavenly. Thank you Valentina. You are a treasure!
@jamesnpiano
@jamesnpiano 8 лет назад
This is sublime, Valentina! Thank you for your art. You keep on reminding us of the forgotten light in a world filled with darkness.
@nrynston
@nrynston 9 лет назад
D-flat major - the key of the moon - very beautiful and yes, the voicing at the end is wonderful.
@jessicaunverzagt6616
@jessicaunverzagt6616 6 лет назад
nrynston agreed
@neurokid1
@neurokid1 10 лет назад
I was hypnotized by her hands..
@beatrizsusanadubson8849
@beatrizsusanadubson8849 6 лет назад
ME TOO,,HER HANDS:A BEAUTY.-
@adrianomenegueli
@adrianomenegueli 4 года назад
I was hypnotized by his music...
@akshhat
@akshhat 4 года назад
@Alice Ling26 valentina has a really particular style of playing the piano. it's not recommended to beginners and people trying to get their technique right, but she has years and years of practice and she has mastered this style of playing
@mikemcginn4232
@mikemcginn4232 4 года назад
Yeah I found it dramatic and unnecessary, distracting...so much extra movement, but I guess she keeps calm and loose by doing that with her wrists. Looks silly imo
@lewashcliffe
@lewashcliffe 2 года назад
I can't get enough of Valentina's playing. I particularly love watching her long, graceful hands as they seem to lovingly stroke the music from the keys. Gorgeous, as is the woman.
@bruitfats
@bruitfats 5 лет назад
i am too high to watch hands do that i almost gagged but i am excited to save this and let future sober me cry tears at how hecking beautiful this video is :')
@muz1kars
@muz1kars 12 лет назад
I'm going to play this nocturne in a few days for an audition, and I still struggle with some passages. So I thought, let's watch great pianists' version to see if I'm allowed to play it a little more slowly. It was such a relief to find this video, until I read the text above it ! For sure the melody is much more fluid when it's a little faster, but this is SO HARD !!!
@lopezcarlos1734
@lopezcarlos1734 Год назад
Des notes survolant la portée, Des doigts comme des ailes d'oiseaux de fumée, Ce sont les touches du piano qui jouent sur tes doigts... Magique Valentina.
@Orchidmother
@Orchidmother 11 лет назад
I first heard this music nearly 40 years ago at a recital I attended in college. I had a cassette recorder to tape it and wore out the tape. I lost connection with this music for over 25 years. I heard it on public radio and had to pull over to hear it and write down its name. Since then I have adopted it as my live music. There is something so haunting, so magical, yet so mysterious about it that it can't help but speak for me. I love this sweetly emotional and clear rendition. Thank You.
@trickzabelle
@trickzabelle 13 лет назад
I'm a college student working on this piece, and I've experienced what you talk about in the description with the tempo. I find your take on it combines the grace of a slower performance with a sort of refreshing and not overbearing passion. I am inspired. Thank you!
@moOnlightloveH
@moOnlightloveH 9 лет назад
so so wonderful, i'm hoping to play piano like you some day really. I've been playin for about 8 years and I can't stop imagine a future where I can play like you valentina! I'm really motivated so I'm gonna to practise a lot so one day I can sound like this!
@daviddaniel2302
@daviddaniel2302 2 года назад
Ah! Valentina on ne vous voit pas. On ne voit que vos mains, et quelles mains! leur finesse, leur légèreté, cette façon unique, jamais vue ailleurs de lever les mains comme les ailes d'un papillon, le son cristallin du Bosendorfer. J'étais mélancolique ce soir,pour une belle histoire d'amour qui finit avant d'avoir commencé, mais ce Nocturne de Chopin, qui sonne sous vos doigts comme votre 3eme Consolation de Lizst a éffacé mon chagrin. Et je peux dormir serein. Merci fée Valentina.
@MattCarterUK
@MattCarterUK 11 лет назад
As soon as the expressive hands caressed the keys before playing I KNEW this was going to be good. This piece needs to be felt while playing. It was a pleasure to hear, wonderfully performed.
@willthain727music
@willthain727music 10 лет назад
OMG 3:33 I'm playing this and I can't believe how she just whizzed right through that!!! A truly spectacular performer!!
@mariarotaru8726
@mariarotaru8726 4 года назад
Listen to this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e0VhKERbhkE.html
@Anonymous09o9
@Anonymous09o9 5 лет назад
Her fingers are pampering the piano chords like a spring breeze!
@oaponanmtb2917
@oaponanmtb2917 Год назад
This rendition has staying power. First heard it over six years ago and it still sounds as good now as it did then. Thank you Valentina.
@RedZed1974
@RedZed1974 7 лет назад
I love this piece played by anyone. It stands out with it's own beauty and presence no matter who's hands are playing or the tempo they choose or the lack/abundance of rubato they stir up. It's flawless in any incarnation.
@gio240179
@gio240179 8 лет назад
This is one of my favorit Op of Chopin. I love it. it's a dream
@TheKYZR
@TheKYZR 11 лет назад
......annnnnd I thought Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 was his most beautiful piece. The level of emotions evoked by this performance is simply through the roof! Cheers to Chopin and thank you Valentina for the performance!
@alle3437
@alle3437 11 лет назад
It looks like as if she was caressing the piano. So gentle, and beautiful it is haunting.. I'm just out of words..
@jeremyellismusic
@jeremyellismusic 8 лет назад
This was a thumbs up within 5 seconds. One of my favs, and such a great feel.
@lliina5644
@lliina5644 5 лет назад
0:05
@user-gk2eg4to7h
@user-gk2eg4to7h 9 лет назад
no matter what my opinion... I strongly suggest that we all shouldn't judge such people.. such artists who spent every minute of their life giving body and soul in art... the least we can do is to show some respect and as always.. if you dont have something nice to say don't bother saying it...
@antoniovmu4902
@antoniovmu4902 8 лет назад
:)
@brharley0546
@brharley0546 8 лет назад
I don't agree with that. I'm a classical performer myself, and I think that criticism helps to play the piece better. we will never be able to play a piece "perfectly" and because of that we need the thoughts of other people about our playing.
@JessicaWilliamspianist
@JessicaWilliamspianist 7 лет назад
You compete with air. Competition destroys art.
@antoniovmu4902
@antoniovmu4902 7 лет назад
Jessica Williams right! thank you!
@wheres_wolfie
@wheres_wolfie 7 лет назад
Jessica your comment is a generous breath of fresh air in my lungs . THANK you
@tetyanachorna8139
@tetyanachorna8139 6 лет назад
Just marvelous!! Thanks
@starboy288
@starboy288 13 лет назад
A highlight of Chopin's utter genius in pianistic composition. Too beautiful. Lovingly rendered here. Most enjoyable. How wonderful it must have been to hear Chopin himself play his piano compositions!
@BenWu63
@BenWu63 5 лет назад
161 dislikes doesn't make sense to me. Who would dislike this recording? It is so beautiful that it is almost impossible to dislike. Come on people!!!🙄
@NaughtGinger
@NaughtGinger 9 лет назад
The rich crisp touch of the keys makes ones heart sing-beautiful. Thanks for lifting me up this day-blessings back to you for the upload. I'm falling in love with all he wrote so richly, thank you, Chopin.
@keman25
@keman25 13 лет назад
It's the first time I hear this piece, but I do not think I need to check out another version of it... This one is absolutely perfect.
@peterjongsma3221
@peterjongsma3221 Год назад
Such Consolation. On a sad sad Day. Oh Valentina!. Australia is crying. Your Fingers Grip My Heart.
@MDkid1
@MDkid1 10 лет назад
It really is a marvel of nature....this piece.
@SingAPsalms
@SingAPsalms 11 лет назад
Absolutely beautiful. This is my favorite Chopin Nocturne. I can never finish listening to it without shedding tears.
@luisalbertochiche
@luisalbertochiche 5 лет назад
Music of Chopin, peace, is like a whisper in the dark. Amazzing Valentina in her interpretation!
@OperaBuff1935
@OperaBuff1935 4 года назад
Valentina, I love the way your fingers just tickle the ivories. Chopin is special and you are special the way you play him.
@carlklein3806
@carlklein3806 8 лет назад
Wonderful hands and demeanor at the piano. A pleasure to watch and hear.
@giselepower9826
@giselepower9826 9 лет назад
La musica fa bene al cuore e all'anima........ La musica può nominare l'innominabile e comunicare l'inconoscibile.
@jonnyrs1
@jonnyrs1 13 лет назад
Gloriously played. I'm just practicing this piece now. Wonderful to play and then Frederick chucks in a bar with 48 notes in the right hand. You've got to love him for that sort of impudence. It's as though whilst he's writing it he thinks 'this is all going a bit straightforward, I cant have any old pleb playing my music so I'll give 'em something to think about and bung something horrific in there'.
@caelislilia
@caelislilia 4 года назад
Lisitsa meeting Chopin, what a huge, extraordinarry happiness for us! spassiba, Spassiba!!!!!
@abiquafarmgirl
@abiquafarmgirl 10 лет назад
Love it!! Your hands are so relaxed and graceful! I was just playing this and decided to look it up to see what it really sounds like! Hard to sight-read Chopin with a 4 month old baby on my lap.. lol Thank you!
@drichards1100
@drichards1100 12 лет назад
This is one for Royal Albert Hall. An exquisite interpretation. Thank you for putting it online.
@Anastasia-Mak-MAk
@Anastasia-Mak-MAk 7 лет назад
Frederic Chopin, the great Polish composer, one of the brightest representatives of romanticism in music, one of the creative individuals throughout the world culture, music and contemplation of creation, bright, clean, beautiful music for centuries!!!) Unique, lovely Chopin's music performed by excellent world-class pianist Valentina Lisitsa. Excellent execution. The extraordinary tenderness and sadness covers listening to this work, it is impossible to listen to without crying. Very delicate, beautiful and emotional game, a great moment, extravagance, charm, craftsmanship conquered millions of hearts. A unique talent to penetrate deeply into the very essence of the music, with magnificent compelling improvisations, listening to his excellent performance results my heart tremble. Thank you for a magical performance of this masterpiece.
@wheres_wolfie
@wheres_wolfie 7 лет назад
Nonna Mak I'm pretty proud to be polish lol . I think the emotive nature of the work that comes from this country is because of the indescribably hardships we've endured. (3rd generation pole here)
@TJ_into_the_wild
@TJ_into_the_wild 13 лет назад
This is wonderful and as close to perfection as I have ever heard this piece played. Be grateful for such a woderful talent.
@personalprivate7647
@personalprivate7647 8 лет назад
The free flowing hands that even when they must leave the keyboard, her heart and musical sense cary on the line and directionality and feeling of the phrase. I wish I could study with you and ask you to help me blast through the physical tension that paralyzes me at the piano. Thx
@davidsyw1
@davidsyw1 10 лет назад
I like your interpretation and pace. Your performance has inspired me to work at learning to play this piece, a work-in-progress project for me.
@hunterdarnell2855
@hunterdarnell2855 5 лет назад
I see no talent here. I see ruthless and almost unfathomable work ethic. You don't play a piece with that much emotion and beauty without earning it. She is absolutely amazing to watch. They say ten thousand hours is required to be a master and I would love to see how much practice she has put in. Incredible and inspiring
@sophiesophie4496
@sophiesophie4496 2 года назад
Ces mains magiques........ So beautiful
@pianofuentes
@pianofuentes 9 лет назад
Valentina...For me...you are the best...!!! from Santiago of Chile, the Claudio Arrau's Country
@jorgebeto1827
@jorgebeto1827 6 лет назад
Cristian Fuentes excelente coterráneo
@Rehtor
@Rehtor 6 лет назад
Somos dos!!!
@ash101806
@ash101806 7 лет назад
I love the way and sensitivity, I would also like to a CD of nocturnes... or best of Chpoin
@JDTNYC32
@JDTNYC32 12 лет назад
This is a wonderful re-interpretation--beautifully voiced, delicate, sensual. The tempo and dynamics are perfectly matched and balanced. Perfect control and use of rubato. This is absolutely astonishing. Ms. Lisitsa never lets me down.
@lilianguo7005
@lilianguo7005 3 года назад
Her Chopin is so sensible and beautiful. Best Chopin ever!
@carlosmp2043
@carlosmp2043 8 лет назад
I m impressed none of the shigatsu wa kimi no uso fans commented on this
@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC
@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC 7 лет назад
*ANYONE ELSE FROM [ANIME/VIDEOGAME/FILM]?!!??!?!?! PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL IF YOU LIKE MY COMMENT THANKS!!! PEACE
@carlosmp2043
@carlosmp2043 7 лет назад
Wilhelm Scream lawl
@MrKaheden
@MrKaheden 7 лет назад
I'm myself a big shigatsu fan and if there is no one there its maybe because the nocturne wasn't listed in the tracks of the anime. Actually, I discovered this piece because of this anime. But maybe there is no dat much "Shigaaaaaaatsu
@carlosmp2043
@carlosmp2043 7 лет назад
MrKaheden I liked the anime a lot too (1st anime I ever watched), but I dont really like seeing comments like that flood these videos, and even less on videos with pieces that weren't in the anime. But yeah, maybe they ARE amazed by her playing lol.
@PseudoResonance
@PseudoResonance 6 лет назад
I mean this was barely in there for what, 1 minute? It was hardly even audible and wasn't listed anywhere else as being included, nor was it in the soundtrack. You'd really have to go looking for it.
@54Aoran
@54Aoran 9 лет назад
For people who's concerned with music timing or tempo..let me remind you that this is A NOCTURNE for christ sake! not an Etude??! Music is an expression of one's soul through the technique called Rubato..not some metronome set at the suggested tempo. Either you like the interpretation or you don't.
@BenWu63
@BenWu63 5 лет назад
Me 2! I agree 54Aoran.
@RedkoNikola
@RedkoNikola 4 года назад
I completely agree with you. I'm on the same wavelength as Valentina. And for my taste - her Chopin is the best in the world!
@littlefishbigmountain
@littlefishbigmountain 4 года назад
Chopin himself used a lot of rubato. Heck, the entire romantic period was full of it! Funny thing tho, Nathan Shirley (a pianist and composer) has said, although I don’t know exactly where he got this from: “The funny thing is that Chopin himself used an entirely different type of rubato, one which is virtually unknown to pianists today. He would actually keep the left hand very steady, "like the trunk of a tree", while the right hand (melody) we would let freely drift early or late with rubato, "the branches and leaves". It is very hard to find even old recordings where this is done. Cziffra can be heard using it with Chopin. The type of rubato you mention is more of the Lisztian variety which ALL pianists use today. This type can be further divided into the groups of robbing the tempo but giving it back at some point (used more for older music), and robbing and not giving it back (later romantic especially). Anyway, I composed a piece of music where I use Chopin's style of rubato for the main theme, but I actually notated the right hand rubato as rhythmically accurate as possible (without getting ridiculous). Here it is-“ (the piece is called Twilight on the Lake btw. It’s here on RU-vid)
@randykern1842
@randykern1842 4 года назад
Exactly!!! She is being as faithful to the score as any other pianist.
@davidtamrazyandavid
@davidtamrazyandavid 9 лет назад
I went through love-hate "relationship" with this Nocturne. When I was asked by Lanaudiere Fesitval to select 7 Nocturnes for the concert ( I never played any before - to my utter shame ) I had to quickly flip through the sheet music and pick ones I thought I might stand :-) This one was number "last" on my list of things to do. I didn't start learning it until it was almost too late ( those who watched my webcast of practice can confirm :-)). I dreaded the moment when I will get sick and tired of this sweetest thing ever written with its gorgeous but repetitious melody.... Then I had my "eureka" moment . it happened when I started looking at Chopin's metronome markings - in all other Nocturnes they were perfectly in sync with today's consensus - maybe little faster here , slower there... But this one - oh my God ! Lento Sostenuto marked as 50 beats per minute in half-measure ( 150BPM in eights ). You know how fast is it ???? Check-it out and see if you can keep up with Mr. Chopin LOL ..... i can't , I still play it waaaaaay under tempo .Let's see how many "critics" will leave comments saying it is too fast .....But , no matter what it makes a perfect sense- and suddenly my dread turned into astonishment at Chopin's genius.The whole piece is suddenly transformed from overly long sugary-syrupy chant to an exalted and impassioned speech- you make whatever you want of this speech , maybe it is a declaration of love ? after all - the piece ends with the most beautiful duet of two voices....
@dianal.1279
@dianal.1279 Год назад
The essence of Chopin! The essence of beauty! Thank you for this beautiful performance! Bravissima!🌹
@rosamro
@rosamro 4 года назад
I can't read sheet music and I swear I don't know anything about music, I'm a lover who gets caught up in chords and travels to places where few would go. I love this nocturne and consider Arthur Rubinstein his best performer. You, Valentina, were the second person who made me hear and listen to the song several times. Your hands play the piano as if it were so delicate that the notes could get hurt if you "missed" the touch. Sorry for daring to give my opinion. I know that piano is not an easy instrument to learn and requires many years of practice, but I am human and as such I observe and draw conclusions. Congratulations! I wish you fall in love with Chopin and toast us with the most beautiful chords.
@slug182
@slug182 8 лет назад
Started hearing, 30 seconds passed, already crying
@BenWu63
@BenWu63 5 лет назад
Really?! I was so touched but I didn’t 😭
@dougraddi908
@dougraddi908 4 года назад
That's because your a Nancy
@maggotish
@maggotish 13 лет назад
this is so beautiful i simply broke down in tears. the piece is remarkable. and valentina, you are so eloquent with each note. this is outright the most technical i have ever seen from any of your videos. i am truly moved deeply. thank you.
@CaptainBrawnson
@CaptainBrawnson 13 лет назад
This particular Nocturne is one of my favorite pieces of music, but I have never heard it played like this before. There is so much emotion in it this way, not just the slow, contemplative air it is usually played with, but passion and liveliness. Thank you for tuis wonderful
@maxcarmichael5287
@maxcarmichael5287 9 лет назад
I enjoyed this more than the Rubinstein recording. Although I greatly appreciate Rubinstein for his technique, and although some may disagree, I think Rubinstein's interpretation of the Nocturne is a little more severe than the lush, melodic, lullaby a Nocturne should have (IMO). You embodied elegant beauty.
@anisarmientodelapuente2850
@anisarmientodelapuente2850 9 лет назад
Sublime!!!
@jodoinscott
@jodoinscott 5 лет назад
Started learning this piece and then noticed the tempo. AAAHH. The marking is about twice as fast as it is played here. Glad to see that I'm not the only one surprised by this!
@whatgivesit
@whatgivesit 3 года назад
one of the finest tonalists, she strokes the keys
@kradomirchoukroutov6362
@kradomirchoukroutov6362 8 лет назад
Really excellent, bravo!
@lovecherryzoldyck
@lovecherryzoldyck 8 лет назад
this is like.... I'm sweating wow ethereal
@stephank2
@stephank2 10 лет назад
That's very, very fine playing -- supple, tender, not overstated, sensitive, as if your fingers were caressing the piano. The piano is yielding to your touch, and the sound is a delight to the ears. I will have to listen to more of your playing!
@MrCapacitors
@MrCapacitors 14 лет назад
This piece I must learn .Will take months to learn for me but worth it. This is music at the highest level. For me the most beautiful music played as I would. Don´t make war .Listen to this. Thanks again Lisitsa
@musicpianoman
@musicpianoman 10 лет назад
Interesting how fluid her fingers and hand movements are. It's like she's performing yoga exercises over the keyboard.
@janellewong8369
@janellewong8369 10 лет назад
so true....when i play this song, my hands are like a mess....a disgrace to see
@MDkid1
@MDkid1 10 лет назад
I find her hands distracting, and that flat handed occasional upward fingering rather annoying to watch.
@theresabagley5242
@theresabagley5242 10 лет назад
I completely agree! And I love the way she sings through this piece without even opening her mouth. Such a beautiful performance!
@GeorgeLopezRockz123
@GeorgeLopezRockz123 9 лет назад
MDkid1 Chopin taught all his students to play like the way she is doing it. Soft lower hands. If you don't like it, close your damn eyes and listen =)
@melodicadencearche2338
@melodicadencearche2338 7 лет назад
musicpianoman I'd like her to perform some yoga over my keyboard, naaaaasayn
@henrald5963
@henrald5963 9 лет назад
that was amazing !!!!
@CaptainBrawnson
@CaptainBrawnson 13 лет назад
I have listened to this piece hundreds of times, and this was truly something of an epiphany. It's like a beautiful oration in a foreign language, remarkable in it's own right, but so much more so when you understand it. The piece feels so much more "right" this way.
@paultaylor6821
@paultaylor6821 9 месяцев назад
Her hands are like a ballet dancer. A beauty to watch as well as to hear!
@mikyonmars
@mikyonmars 8 лет назад
incredible! You should make a nocturnes CD
@Seleuce
@Seleuce 8 лет назад
YAY!!!!
@wheres_wolfie
@wheres_wolfie 7 лет назад
Mike :) oh myyyyyy I WISH
@wheres_wolfie
@wheres_wolfie 7 лет назад
ValentinaLisitsa omg I didn't realize she actually responded. VALENTINA PLEASE PLEASE
@jmuench420
@jmuench420 7 лет назад
On the off chance you see this... Do you or will you have any of your music available in high res formats? (i.e. 24 bit FLAC or DSD/SACD)
@wheres_wolfie
@wheres_wolfie 7 лет назад
Munch, she's a virtuosic pianist lmao you think she's going to answer your tech questions
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