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en Kaze to ki no uta también, por eso amo tanto esta pieza

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Kate Adams what ?

@@nicolasferreiraferreira4020 it's a popular performance dance of ballet

yesss :D hardly I could find this sound. No more Mistake Waltz to listen this masterpiece. But I like Mistake Waltz's beat more.

ah yes...

your name is fucking amazing

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Oh...

@mafie l uh- are u good now...?

@@paper6005 I think so. Thanks for asking :) You good?

Sameee

No not really, I’m a classical musician. But I am an ARMY!

Me too💕

No I didn’t really because I’m a classical musician. But I am an ARMY!

Peter Schmalfuss

@@sypiscool Thank you! <3

HAHAHAHAHAHA DA

Luiz Alberto “I checked that room myself. It was empty.”

You’re dead

since you got Chopin, please help us understand better... could you elaborate your sentence?

Carlo Mercuri Kocsis’ interpretation doesn’t match with what he feels like is Chopin’s spirit and temper. I think that is perfectly valid even If he frased it rather badly.

Thanks for your observation. But I am still a bit puzzled. Nobody is Chopin except Chopin, who can't tell. All the interpretations are personal and equally legitimate. Getting or nor Chopin, is a personal thing. There is no unique way. And this ambiguity is perhaps something which makes Art what it is. Also I believe the performer deserves respect in any case.

well said

Quintin Hansen Follow your hearts way of playing, remember its Chopin, stay to true to him but be yourself

ended up playing it very well my musical genius grandma was in tears, and my piano teacher thought it was perfect. sadly the judge only gave me silver cause she didn't like my interpretation that much

Quintin Hansen Thats great, hate music competition's I find them very subjective, espically in the romantic era.

TayfurHartAmLimit I might try it one day..I do like the piano

Hopefully you will :)

TayfurHartAmLimit do you play piano?

TayfurHartAmLimit cool! are you a classic player or a modern?

Classic :)

rudilarasuse Ja finde ich auch 😀

I guess so

Yes as copyright is deducted 70 years after it's created or the creator dies or something like that

Well, that is true. He wrote it overnight for her beloved Maria (half italian-polish girl). They were reunited shortly after having studied in the same place as kids, and they instantly fell for each other. They were planning to get married, got permission from their parents, but a sudden abruption forced Chopin to leave to Paris. They somehow knew this would be a "sayounara" case, since due to warfare between Russia and... the whole other world basically (esp. Polland), travelling between borders would become impossible -let alone for a Polish man himself. Maria gave him a stem rose just before his departure, he kept inside his personal mail box until his death. Indeed, it's a beautiful piece. :)

Yes, this is true, he wrote this to his fiance, Maria.