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Really great waltz by Liszt! And really well played, I feel like I can really hear the Chopin influence in this one

Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece!! What a wonderful interpretation as well. I hope to encounter more unknown pieces by composers.

Stanchinsky was one of the best and most potentional composers of early 20th century!

"Was this composed by chopin?" "Yesn't."

I don't mind if you don't want to share your secrets, but you please mind sharing specifically what virtual piano are you using? This sounds amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where is the sheet music ?? I want to play it please😢❤ Marvelous

I love the hidden masterpieces series! Love finding new pieces I haven’t heard before

How about Glinka's Mazurka in C minor for the next upload?

Hi everyone! This upload is part of a new-ish series called Hidden Masterpieces - discovering excellent but little-known pieces. If you'd like to hear more, the playlist is here: ruclips.net/p/PLd24CIFAHXuCUjADnTo62uX6g7X_QQ-cd&si=mF0XluFeOBLB-iM2

Great

Beautifull Chopin Piece

GOSH I LOVE ALL OF THEM❤ I wish I could compose like that😅

Its op 41 no 2

Very very good.

I thought the "Adieu" waltz was op 69 no 1?

Got recommended this again and I just have too say I’m so furious that composers like you slip under the radar with pieces like this. It’s absurd! And I constantly get recommended uninspiring, boring and naive shit waltzes by wannabe Chopins that have thousands of views. It’s just so unfair and I don’t understand. All this skill just to be beaten by some half baked nonsense in viewers and likes. Maybe people just prefer quantity over quality.

Oh yes, it’s a hidden masterpiece!! I have to keep that in mind 😏

Very nice! I have never heard of this composer before, thanks for introducing them to me!

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Is there sheet music for this piece?

how is this so underrated like how THIS IS SO GOOD

I haven’t listened to much Borodin, but this was very pretty, I might have to listen to some more

your use of chromaticism is truly wonderful, there are a lot of magical moments in this set

Wow I really loved the unique and light fleeting no.6. And I love how you included fragments of the other pieces of the set in no.7, it’s like a reflection of life experiences of the past. Just curious what will you will compose for opus 4

I realy enjoyed this an the opus! I realy like the ideas that are through the opus of incoprprating themes from the other pieces in the opus. I also realy liked the counterpoint used, beatifully done!

That's all for Opus 3 - hope you enjoyed it, and thanks for listening! Next I'm going to get the sheet music + book finished, plus an album. I'll let you know once those are done! Watch the Opus again here: ruclips.net/p/PLd24CIFAHXuA29xEG5wH7xYyyWwBnfo7E&si=cQAV_yvTN-oIOkMv

This guy is so underated

This is so good, love it!

Woah, what a beautiful gem, I’m listening to ur Op.3 and this is my favourite so far

this is very pretty :) so underrated. seems so easy to play as well ill learn it.

Fantastic work as always! This opus is going great

Ooh! Waltzes are my favorite form of classical music

Beautiful waltz 👌

I realy like the reflection aspect of reflecting the theme from I and VII. It also gives a taste of whats to come with VII. Realy good, i enjoyed it a lot!

Really like this one 👌 keep up the hard work

Wow this is great! I realy like the harmonies and the texture

I had another melody in mind, just at the first hearing of the intro, I immediately composed the whole piece in my head

can you release the sheet for this one?

I love it! I like the idea of fusing forms, it's interesting. How many pieces are there in the suite

Your best work by far!!

Always love your original work, Grant. Your music has influenced me even subconsciously as I improvise. I’m in the process of composing some themes for a film of mine and you will surely be put on the credits as an inspiration. I’d also love to ask if film scoring is something you’re ever interested in pursuing? It would be a dream of mine work with you one day in scoring some future projects.

Yay new original compositions! Can't wait to hear the rest, I realy enjoyed this one! Will the sheet music be available like the other opuses in the future?

Hey folks, for the next few weeks, I'll be uploading each movement from Sentiments! Next week will be II. Gavotte-March

Long time no see Grant! How have you been?

Haven’t heard this one before! Realy beautiful! I’m also realy excited to see what you have in store with opus 3, can’t wait!

Hope you enjoyed the midi map/section timestamp updates! I've made these changes in anticipation of Opus 3, which I hope to start uploads for later this month! I'll make a Community post with more details once things are finalized...

If he had finished this waltz, I'm wondering if it would've been his 2nd piece in D minor. Literally the only other piece that he had written in D minor (that I can remember) was his 24th Prelude. Also that middle section from Etude Op. 10 No. 8 is in D minor but the actual piece is in F major so that doesn't count.

Thank you so much for this music! I’m gonna go learn it now :)

Can we expect some new compositions from you anytime soon?

Maybe not so soon, but can I have permission to play most (or all if i can) of these pieces for my youtube channel?