1. 0:00 Op. 9, No. 1 in B flat minor. Larghetto 2. 6:23 Op. 9, No. 2 in E flat major. Andante 3. 10:38 Op. 9, No. 3 in B major. Allegretto 4. 17:16 Op. 15, No. 1 in F major. Andante cantabile 5. 21:48 Op. 15, No. 2 in F sharp major. Larghetto 6. 25:08 Op. 15, No. 3 in G minor. Lento 7. 29:54 Op. 27, No. 1 in C sharp minor. Larghetto 8. 35:07 Op. 27, No. 2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto 9. 41:15 Op. 32, No. 1 in B major. Andante sostenuto 10. 46:12 Op. 32, No. 2 in A flat major. Lento 11. 52:03 Op. 37, No. 1 in G minor. Lento 12. 57:47 Op. 37, No. 2 in G major. Andante 13. 1:03:15 Op. 48, No. 1 in C minor. Lento 14. 1:09:28 Op. 48, No. 2 in F sharp minor. Andantino 15. 1:16:00 Op. 55, No. 1 in F minor. Andante 16. 1:20:42 Op. 55, No. 2 in E flat major. Lento sostenuto 17. 1:25:40 Op. 62, No. 1 in B major. Andante 18. 1:33:17 Op. 62, No. 2 in E major. Lento 19. 1:39:16 Op. 72, No. 1 in E minor. Andante 20. 1:43:55 Op. posth in C sharp minor. Lento con gran espressione 21. 1:48:04 Op. posth in C minor. Andante sostenuto
"Bach is an astronomer discovering the most marvelous stars, Beethoven challenges the universe... I, I only try to express the soul and heart of man" - Chopin
I'm in front of Chopin's grave in Paris listening to this. It is quite different from the other graves that surround it in that people still put fresh flowers in front. It makes me think of what it means and what it takes to be remembered even after you're gone.
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but I play this over and over because of NO ADS. The worst thing to interrupt your classical state/groove is a g-damn tiktok or fitbit or tide ad in the middle of, say, Handel's harp concerto in b minor. Other classical channels, take note - no one wants ads when you're in the zone and trying to groove. And Chopin's work definitely puts you into a state of mind you don't want interrupted. So, thank you.
I've been suffering from depression and anxiety disorder since my early teenage years and now I'm 22. Chopin's nocturnes soothes me and calms my mind. I wish everybody in the world stays strong and be courageous.
You're young yet, and depression is a weird ride. Keep music and a few close friends ... and try to wake up for the simplest reasons. It gets harder as you get older.. but you also get wiser, stronger, and better,label to tell the bullshit from reality. Good luck, really.
@@morbidmanmusic thanks, bro. I guess the worst feeling is the fact I'm behind in life but being optimistic about it all. Somehow I got to trust God. Wish you to be strong
@@iustincobuz561 and trust yourself. I was 30 before my life started coming together. If you don't give up, and keep listening to Chopin (and Bach and Beethoven and Mozart and Schubert and the Beatles and ...), you'll make it.
@@davidcote5637 i don't necessarily believe classical music is all it takes but it does make a small difference. Thanks for the feedback, will keep being confident. 🔐
I'm kinda the same way. I've had depression since I was 12 and now I'm 23. I finally found an antidepressant that works and without it I can function, but everything feels awful. It got better when I finally got out of college, but I haven't wanted to go into the field I studied. Somehow just working at a factory and having to take each day as it comes and face each new challenge has been the best therapy.
When I was in kindergarten at St. Ladislaus School, Chicago IL, 1952, the nun would put on a Chopin record during rest time. Every time I hear Chopin I remember St. Ladislaus School, 66 years ago. thank you for this.
My 85 year old mother passed away two years after a long battle with cancer. She died peacefully listening to her favourite Chopin nocturne. I will always feel blessed that Chopin wrote this for us with love.
this music helps me manage my nerves after PTSD. I study organic chemistry listening to this even with recordings of the lectures. It quite placates me. I forget about being nervous altogether. And am a better scholar too. I will learn to play these pieces. Its a spiritual translation involved in that too.
its been around 173 years since he died at age of 39, and yet even after over 100 years his masterpieces still are popular and known for the best and genius creation ever made. Im very greatfull that i had the change to meet his compositions and helped me get out of depresion. Rest in Peace Frédéric Chopin and may your songs inspire people even in the further generations.
Chopin is my favourite composer I have been playing his music for 65 years and I still get goosebumps every time I play Theres a freshness that never goes away from his work - What a talent he had .
I am 67 and playing Chopin since I was 7. I remember playing Prelude in E minor as a child and struggling with it. Along with all the Nocturnes my favorites are the Heroic Polonaise and the Tristesse Etude. I still can't play them as well as I would like.
Maybe he'd written all he could/should/wanted to? There's always the possibility his later stuff wouldn't have been as good. I'm just glad he wrote what he did.
@@maelenagordillo8058 Well, it does have a 200 year start, and the gap will never be closed. But classical musicians and their work have been subject to the ebb and flow of popularity, like anything else. Yes, it's great to listen to, beautifully composed and meaningful. I too hope it won't be forgotten
These day, Chopin has saved me. He has brought me back to myself. Like a warm blanket on my tired and wounded soul. He has touched me, held my hand. Immensely grateful.
Chopin is my companion in my depression, his music feels like that friend who understands what you've been through and pats on your shoulders, his music has more empathy than most people.
wallowing in the likes of Chopin nocturnes only exacerbates your illness: you Must make a strenuous effort to listen to Bach, Vivaldi and such. Feeding your misery is Deadly ... with respect. :)
Sorry for my English, I'm French. When I was 7 years old, my father made me listen to the nocturnes de chopins to fall asleep, and every night I listened to them and it helped me, it calmed me. I am now 14 years old and I am still passionate about Chopin.
@@svalbardstudios7198 exactement, il était également de nationalité française il est mort d'ailleurs à paris , c'est un peu le même cas que Marie Curie
This reminds me when I was young. I was in the hallway that led to my father's study. His door was open and everything was dark except a small, halo of dusty light shining down on his desk. He sat slumped over the desk, holding his face in his hands. Beside his elbow was a glass of whiskey. I didnt know it, but that was the moment my father realized our family lost everything. Back in 2008. Chopin was on his record player. I stood in the darkness for a long time and listened. After awhile, I ran up behind him and gave him a hug. He just melted. Picked me up, sat me on his lap and hugged me. And everytime I hear this, i think back on that moment.
getting older, I start to appreciate the beauty and genius behind Chopin's music. All his nocturnes are all so ethereal and almost divine. His music says so much and It amazes me he can create such powerful music that has lasted the test of time. This is why he is my absolute favorite composer.
@@lldd11 Well, in his case it does. He's started to appreciate it in advancing age, as he says. Better if you just yell at him and ask him what took him so long!
I agree. My appreciation for Chopin's nocturnes has skyrocketed here in my late 40's. Perhaps it beckons differently to the wealth of memory and experiences you are enriched with, as you tuck more years into your pocket. Very like viewing something you've always known and accepted, suddenly in an amazing new, revelatory light. How grand that is!
When I was a little girl, I hated Chopin's nocturnes and ballads. I thought he was depressed and sad in everything he composed, which thwarted my joie de vivre as a kid. Now that life has made me mature a bit more, I appreciate his work deeply and feel emotions I have never felt before. I believe he reveals a deeper side of our existence, by allowing us to transcend our pain.
First time I am listening to Chopin.. must say its very relaxing. Before Chopin I was listening to Bach but didn't liked it that much. If it's changing my life I will let you know.. :p
I sincerely believe Chopin and others..are Souls that came from another Realm and were born to raise our concept of Art. Pure magic in our Espirits...Thet help me to get back on the path of spirituality.
I’ve learned to love Chopin Nocturnes from my ex BF. He used to play Nocturnes and Polonaise in the piano. He was able to show me the timeless beauty of classical music. Every time i listen to Chopin, I remember our happy years together.
My ex girlfriend and I listened to Chopin all the time, sadly we are no longer together, but I am still in love with her - after 38 years - and also in love with Chopin's music....
Chopin is my favourite composer. From all his works, I Iove his nocturnes the most. It fits my nostalgic, melancholic mood perfectly, and calms and relaxes me. Thank you, Frederyk.
I used to listen to lots of Chopin. I was the biggest classical nerd since elementary school and never really listened to anything but that for most of my life. You can just hear his heart. Music, is the heart. Such beauty... I hope I can leave a mark on earth like him one day, so others can hear my heart. Peace, love and light.
I was born in '79. I LOVE Chopin more than anything in the world. He's so near and dear to me. I've played and listened to so much of his stuff countless times over the years. The Nocturnes and Etudes will always be my favorites, and some of my favorites in all of classical music. He's the poet of the piano. Nothing matches up to the stunning artistry, emotion, melodicism, and haunting quality of his music.
My sixth grade science teacher would play this music through test and would always tell the class "this will relax your mind and take away the stress". My classmates would grunt or chuckle at that man. Now as an adult I fully understand and I did back then. Impacts like so I can never forget. Most gratefully, thankyou.
@@ciaranw520 some individuals are more sensitive than others. As an adult I see it differently. He was trying to calm down a class full of complaining, trouble making, sixth graders that came from a rough upbringing. He cared about our mental when other teachers cared about a paycheck.
@@ladymadame7646 this also makes a good teacher: who seeds some plants in a young person´s mind, even though that person will not understand what he´s doing - i had many long reasonings with my dear old grandma, a humble, strong and wise woman and we so often could not agree on things - and although we had so different opinions, we loved and respected each other - many of her words kept growing in my mind and later i began to understand and then they brought nice fruits for me - i understand your gratefulness, i feel the same... love and greetings...
I sit here and cry as I listen. Chopin truly knew how to express the human soul. I hope to one day play these nocturnes as they were intended to be. Even though Chopin lived so long ago, he and his music seems like such a friend. Thank you for this beautiful compilation!
Imagine living out in the woods with your cabin on the hillside, it’s clear and you can see all the stars your on your balcony, wrapped up in blankets. Your painting and just letting your hand express how you feel, completely abstract expressionism. It’s just you, this music and the stars.
Sure... Except that what we have here, are only his nocturnes - which are but a small part of his whole repertoire. I wonder if you'd say the same, hearing his fiery virtuoso etudes, then mazurkas, waltzes, preludes or polonaises...
There are some composers and some works of music that transcend all explanation for how and why they speak to you the way they do, and for me, Chopin and his Nocturnes fulfill this and then some. I have come back time and again to listen to this collection of works; haunting yet calm, sad yet hopeful, soft yet so powerful. His music puts me in a state of being that I cannot describe, only try to understand. I hope that those of you who listen to him are able to pull such strong meaning from these works the way that I have. Sometimes, music can speak a million words without a single lyric or voice.
“Unable for the loved to die, for love is immortality” -Emily Dickinson Chopin will never die because of the love he speaks into his music, and we feel and experience that differently and how beautiful is that. To be able to write something that speaks to anyone.
My mother loved listening to chopin and now I listen and love his music too it's oh so beautiful and thought provoking my mother is gone but this music brings me back close to her again its wonderful and comforting what a gift we have we been given chopin sheer genius
Chopin's music can relax my heart and enlight my spirit. In terms of smooth and relaxed piano music, is the best option I have ever made in my entire life. Thanks to this exclusive station, I can listen to it any moment and/or time . My life feels happy!
Still listening to this beautiful music. The sound is illuminating outside my window this bright gorgeous morning in Southern Sunny Southern California
Le romantisme à l'état pur...la clarté et la puissance de ses œuvres font que la musique de Frédéric Chopin durera et passera éternellement les siècles, comme celle du Maestro Johann Sebastian Bach.
I refuse to listen to anything other than Chopin's piano, Vivaldi's amazing pièces, Mozart's genius, and Beethoven's mind blowing compositions. Classical music is a gem, and I'm very grateful that I can listen to them whenever I want to
Gracias , por subir estos Nocturnos de Chopin . Federick Chopin , el Romántico más Romántico desde su época , el nació en 1810 en Polonia . Y es extensa su Obra . Sus maravillosos Conciertos para piano y orquesta , a mi me encanta el No. 2 ...las Baladas , Squerzos, Polonesas , Mazurcas , Preludios , Valses , y estos Nocturnos , me llegan al Alma . Es una Delicia escucharlo. y tocarlo .Gracias por dejarlos aquí . Bendiciones a todos desde México . 🙏💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎹🎼🎶🎵💟💓💓💓💝
It’s amazing how much of his heart and emotions that he put it his music. Every note is a feeling, that would have been mentally and physically draining to write such works. One of my favorites.
It’s a very unique feeling. Much more than simply paying attention to the music. It’s more like letting the music follow you into your dreams as you are about to fall asleep.
He was the poet of the piano. The most original Composer of his time other than Alkan. While he died penniless and bankrupt. To the extreme his sister, Louise had to sell his socks to curiosity seekers to pay for some of his debts. Today, lesser Artist's make million dollar careers performing the works of this immortal genius. An Artist I revere. I could of never been a Composer, with Chopin. I adore him. My warmest regards, Sir, Álvaro Guevara y Vázquez, Composer BMI. Gala Cervantes Art's and Entertainment Group North America.
To those complaining that they hear the pianist's breathing, I can only say..... What world are you living in? That's a living human being sitting there working through some of the most cognitively and physically challenging music ever written. In what bloodless realm do you abide? Passion of any kind is accompanied by effort, and effort requires an active metabolism. Sit back on your cushions and appreciate someone who is actually taking an active role in communicating genius for your benefit. And, for the connoisseurs, I am not necessarily saying that this particular pianist is a passionate virtuoso, but even a literal reading of masterwork requires enormous concentration.
nocturnes is bliss .... a complex expression in remarkably simple renditions ... a poetic something that gets interspersed in the simplicity of graceful melody... one can only thank chopin for this work of art
Classical music often incorporates imagination and expression of nature. The harmonies meld with the sounds of nature, crafting a musical experience akin to a mystical natural landscape.
no ads, no profit, it would be in harmony because we would exchange the soul again, and not the body...do you understand now why the devil is the true hero?
Nah my dude, I feel like there are a lot of evil people who also listen to this type of music. Think Hannibal Lecter; great taste in music, bad taste in meat.
He is the only one! Great genius of all piano players . I like this powerful playing and the softly touch..... Laying in my bed and thinking about my life-moments.
I found this video 3 years ago at the beginning of my undergradute physics and astrophysics degrees. I have listened to it every day since while I'm reading and studying. Sometimes, I imagine I am sitting at a piano and playing the songs while I drift off to sleep. :)
I grew up playing slower pieces of chopins including a few nocturnes. My final year of highschool i panicked during my solo and ensemble piece (nocturne in e flat major). Since then my piano skills kinda fell off as i was too busy and didnt have access to a piano. Recently i got a piano and can now play through that entire piece again and am working on relearning my old pieces and new ones. It has been so healing and i remember every time i sit down that these pieces are filled to the brim with emotion and that is something that is just so special about chopin. I will forever love these pieces.
tuvo que pasar un caos por mi existir para poder manejar mis pensamientos y debido a que suprimí el ruido ahora puedo disfrutar de esta música, hace años que la escuchaba pero es hasta ahora que a mis cincuenta años puedo sintonizar mi mente y espíritu con éstas notas. gracias
For my grandfather a fine pianist and grandmother a accomplished pianist herself and my father an artist and lover of fine classical music. They impressed my life. Now I listen for them
Chopin is my favorite composer. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Sometimes i cry when i listen to him. I just can't help it. it's brilliant nocturnes. very beautiful music!
Finally Someone with talent, Someone who actually cares, Very rare In Our Age where Singers Are famous for being thrown money at and thier bodies treated like objects to be sold, Chopin Isn't someone with ego and a bad personality like them, He actually has talent, Unlike Most singers in today's world, Lets pray That The hell We live in will become heaven once again as it used to be.
Thanks for the information , I didn't know he is Polish even though he is my favorite , I consider him one of The Best , I Love his music . PS; I had Polish friend Nice guy .
As a disney child, who's now an adult facing hardships, I truly appreciate this ❤ it keeps the child in me warm and happy. Have a good night's sleep everyone.
I'm not seeing any comments on the interpretation! I have to praise Mr. Chaplin for his stunning performance. Self-assured yet sensitive, deftly conjuring the dark mystery of these pieces. I hadn't known his name before, but this is some of the best Chopin I've heard.
I'm a Chopin Nocture freak. I think I've heard every interpretation by every pianist on RUclips, even pianists who aren't alive. This interpretation, in my opinion, is the GOAT!
Allah did not forbid music. This is a complete fabrication. There is no such ruling in the Holy Qur'an. Music is a wonderful gift from Allah to people. Those who want to discredit Islam fabricate such lies in the name of the Prophet Muhammad. Allah no prohibió la música. Esta es una fabricación completa. No existe tal regla en el Sagrado Corán. La música es un regalo maravilloso de Allah para las personas. Aquellos que quieren desacreditar al Islam inventan tales mentiras en nombre del Profeta Muhammad. Аллах не запрещал музыку. Это полная выдумка. В Священном Коране такого постановления нет. Музыка - прекрасный дар от Аллах. Те, кто хочет дискредитировать ислам, используют имя Пророка Мухаммеда, чтобы сфабриковать такую ложь. Allah müziği yasaklamamıştır. Bu tamamen uydurmadır. Kutsal Kitabımız Kuranı-Kerim'de Allah'ın böyle bir emri yoktur. Müzik Yüce Allah'ın insanlara lütfettiği güzel bir nimettir. İslam'ı bilerekten gözden düşürmek isteyenler hz.Muhammed Peygamberin adını kullanarak böyle yalanlar uyduruyorlar. لم يمنع الله الموسيقى. هذا تلفيق كامل. لا يوجد مثل هذا الحكم في القرآن الكريم. الموسيقى هدية رائعة من الله للناس. أولئك الذين يريدون تشويه سمعة الإسلام يختلقون مثل هذه الأكاذيب باسم النبي محمد. 上帝并没有禁止音乐。 这是完全的捏造。 《古兰经》中没有这样的规定。 音乐是上帝赐予的美好礼物。 那些想诋毁伊斯兰教的人以先知穆罕默德的名义编造这样的谎言。
Los nocturnos de Chopin reúnen tal cantidad de sentimientos humanos, que sería eterno enumerarlos. A mi me llegan y me ponen de presente los más bellos momentos de mi existencia y los más tristes.
Es fascinante la música de Chopin... Me transmite paz en medio de las tempestades del alma... Escucho los nocturnos junto a mis perritos y no miento al decir lo traquilos que lucen... El ambiente se torna más cálido y apacible... Chopin ❤❤❤
escuchar la música de Chopin cuando estás deprimido es la mejor fórmula para sentir desde lo más íntimo de tu ser cada dedo en su teclado tocando cada célula de tu cuerpo despierta un sentir de esperanza de vida, por eso conmueve tantos corazones haciéndolos latir con intensidad 🌅
His nocturns have this haunting quality. For me they conjure an image of a lone pianist in an empty baroque ballroom; the polished grand piano positioned near the long, patio windows, beyond which the blackness of the night is relieved only by the Moon; while the endless succession of nocturnes echo melancholically through the empty house like fading thoughts and dreams.
Finally, I have enough. I have food. I have clean water. I have a warm bed. This is the first night after I finally finished this fight, and Chopin sends Starry Night on the Rhone to light up my room from 200 years in the past. Thank you.
Many people know Chopin's music only by his nocturnes, but his polonaises, waltzes, mazurkas, preludes and fiery etudes are just as good for relaxation and focus when learning, at work and even better for any activity that requires chilled, yet positive attitude.
And his four ballades? His first ballade is one of the most hardest piano piece to play and still one of the most beautiful piano piece ever, especially the code.
@@tahamohammedi5898 Despite the fact you may be thoroughly wrong in your assumptions, I'm sure the public will find your gaudy input extremely valuable.
My Uncle Geza Anda was "The Troubadour of the Piano" He was a composer, conductor & classical pianist & began his career with his interpretations of Chopin. Love them both. Thank you for sharing this brilliant, peaceful, inspirational music with the world. Many blessings, Wonders of Classical Music. btw: The International Piano Competition in Zurich is held in Geza Anda's name. Good luck to all you upcoming pianists.
@@pianorocks1073 As I see it, Mozart is the greatest composer in the whole canon of Western classical music, bar none, with Beethoven in second place. Rounding out my top five are Bach, Chopin and Liszt. To make it an even ten I include Haydn, Debussy, Fauré, Mendelssohn and Schumann.
I've got my astronomical telescope and my chair out In the back garden, now I will study the stars and space in peace. goodnight friends of good music.
Lee Saunders night to you though night it is for me too but lost in a sea of thought, scrolling comments, and reading Bible all a t once got me in tune...........
I been having anxiety lately. Been loosing sleep n a grip on reality...I've never enjoyed more this moment of bliss I thank u for letting speak out loud my thoughts
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1. 0:00 Op. 9, No. 1 in B flat minor. Larghetto
2. 6:23 Op. 9, No. 2 in E flat major. Andante
3. 10:38 Op. 9, No. 3 in B major. Allegretto
4. 17:16 Op. 15, No. 1 in F major. Andante cantabile
5. 21:48 Op. 15, No. 2 in F sharp major. Larghetto
6. 25:08 Op. 15, No. 3 in G minor. Lento
7. 29:54 Op. 27, No. 1 in C sharp minor. Larghetto
8. 35:07 Op. 27, No. 2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto
9. 41:15 Op. 32, No. 1 in B major. Andante sostenuto
10. 46:12 Op. 32, No. 2 in A flat major. Lento
11. 52:03 Op. 37, No. 1 in G minor. Lento
12. 57:47 Op. 37, No. 2 in G major. Andante
13. 1:03:15 Op. 48, No. 1 in C minor. Lento
14. 1:09:28 Op. 48, No. 2 in F sharp minor. Andantino
15. 1:16:00 Op. 55, No. 1 in F minor. Andante
16. 1:20:42 Op. 55, No. 2 in E flat major. Lento sostenuto
17. 1:25:40 Op. 62, No. 1 in B major. Andante
18. 1:33:17 Op. 62, No. 2 in E major. Lento
19. 1:39:16 Op. 72, No. 1 in E minor. Andante
20. 1:43:55 Op. posth in C sharp minor. Lento con gran espressione
21. 1:48:04 Op. posth in C minor. Andante sostenuto
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Gracias :').
Obrigado!
Trisan Stanton You're welcome!
Joel Ñañañaña De nada!
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what a god THANK YOU so much omg
"Bach is an astronomer discovering the most marvelous stars, Beethoven challenges the universe...
I, I only try to express the soul and heart of man" - Chopin
wow that's so awesome .Thank you ,for sharing that.
Of course Ed Bierman! I love it as well!
It would be a beautiful world if all humanity had a heart and soul expressed as Chopin.
@@janetteclarke9284 yes for sure!
@@mariamrodriguez :)
This man needs to drop an album it been like 200 years
he died 4 years ago too bad
I agree, it's always one best of album after another
@@BigyetiTechnologies he is dead bro :(
@@r0th2 Nah he's just chillin with tupac man.. they're fine..
I'll take 'dead jokes' for 400, Alex.
I'm in front of Chopin's grave in Paris listening to this. It is quite different from the other graves that surround it in that people still put fresh flowers in front. It makes me think of what it means and what it takes to be remembered even after you're gone.
Amazing insight
The amount of accident you had with women
Popularity. But popularity doesnt mean greatness
@@Thomx13 Except that in Chopin's case it does, he wasn't just great, he was a genius
@@sholonator92 Yea but not so popular nowadays. Speaking about people in general
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but I play this over and over because of NO ADS. The worst thing to interrupt your classical state/groove is a g-damn tiktok or fitbit or tide ad in the middle of, say, Handel's harp concerto in b minor. Other classical channels, take note - no one wants ads when you're in the zone and trying to groove. And Chopin's work definitely puts you into a state of mind you don't want interrupted. So, thank you.
WOW didn't notice, thanks!
Well, that's gone
Very good point
А у нас санкции и рекламы нет😹👍🏻
It's 10eu for premium, no more ads, what y wait for, it's 10eu instead of endless fokking advertisements
I've been suffering from depression and anxiety disorder since my early teenage years and now I'm 22. Chopin's nocturnes soothes me and calms my mind.
I wish everybody in the world stays strong and be courageous.
You're young yet, and depression is a weird ride. Keep music and a few close friends ... and try to wake up for the simplest reasons. It gets harder as you get older.. but you also get wiser, stronger, and better,label to tell the bullshit from reality.
Good luck, really.
@@morbidmanmusic thanks, bro.
I guess the worst feeling is the fact I'm behind in life but being optimistic about it all. Somehow I got to trust God.
Wish you to be strong
@@iustincobuz561 and trust yourself. I was 30 before my life started coming together. If you don't give up, and keep listening to Chopin (and Bach and Beethoven and Mozart and Schubert and the Beatles and ...), you'll make it.
@@davidcote5637 i don't necessarily believe classical music is all it takes but it does make a small difference.
Thanks for the feedback, will keep being confident. 🔐
I'm kinda the same way. I've had depression since I was 12 and now I'm 23. I finally found an antidepressant that works and without it I can function, but everything feels awful. It got better when I finally got out of college, but I haven't wanted to go into the field I studied. Somehow just working at a factory and having to take each day as it comes and face each new challenge has been the best therapy.
When I was in kindergarten at St. Ladislaus School, Chicago IL, 1952, the nun would put on a Chopin record during rest time. Every time I hear Chopin I remember St. Ladislaus School, 66 years ago. thank you for this.
Nice comment, nice memories
Thanks for the memory John
John Donohoe I am old, aren't I?
Chicago is much different now. They put on Jay-Z and Kanye instead.
@@reggaefan2700 hahaha now I can't get the image of preschool teachers putting on gangster rap during nap time out of my head
My 85 year old mother passed away two years after a long battle with cancer. She died peacefully listening to her favourite Chopin nocturne. I will always feel blessed that Chopin wrote this for us with love.
That's sweet. May she rest in peace.
which one was it?
@@siwonjang8538 her favorite was nocturne opus 9 no. 2
this music helps me manage my nerves after PTSD. I study organic chemistry listening to this even with recordings of the lectures. It quite placates me. I forget about being nervous altogether. And am a better scholar too. I will learn to play these pieces. Its a spiritual translation involved in that too.
I never thought to play music for my mom at hospital, but it was so fast. I think to die listening classic is a beautiful way
its been around 173 years since he died at age of 39, and yet even after over 100 years his masterpieces still are popular and known for the best and genius creation ever made.
Im very greatfull that i had the change to meet his compositions and helped me get out of depresion.
Rest in Peace Frédéric Chopin and may your songs inspire people even in the further generations.
Chopin 's music will live on for eternity. It's tragic such genius died terriblely young.
That's young..
And yet... our Euro countries decay this day... evermore. All things European now labelled "Blanc supremacist".
many a time a precious gift from God may leave the world before their time......
I'm older than Him now. What am I doing with my life?
Chopin is my favourite composer I have been playing his music for 65 years and I still get goosebumps every time I play Theres a freshness that never goes away from his work - What a talent he had .
it's the chromaticism
@Josh Lovegood I am 79 yrs old, and have been playing Chopin since I was eleven.
I am 67 and playing Chopin since I was 7. I remember playing Prelude in E minor as a child and struggling with it. Along with all the Nocturnes my favorites are the Heroic Polonaise and the Tristesse Etude. I still can't play them as well as I would like.
Chopin died at age 39.. just imagine the stuff he could have continued writing if he lived longer :( but he’ll forever be in our hearts
Maybe he'd written all he could/should/wanted to? There's always the possibility his later stuff wouldn't have been as good. I'm just glad he wrote what he did.
@@fjorddenierbear4832 How do you mean?
@@dionlindsay2 Chopin’s Music will outlast any current musician
@@maelenagordillo8058 Well, it does have a 200 year start, and the gap will never be closed. But classical musicians and their work have been subject to the ebb and flow of popularity, like anything else. Yes, it's great to listen to, beautifully composed and meaningful. I too hope it won't be forgotten
Died of what
La musique de Chopin est un phénomène à la limite du miracle. Elle est comme une source de guérison, lumineuse et transparente.
Tout à fait!Je dirais même que Chopin est le plus grand pianiste que la terre n'est jamais porté. Chopin Forever❤️
❤
c'est le poète de la musique, le héros de Pologne pour une raison :)
Je suis d accord
À tous ceux qui le peuvent, rendez lui visite au Père Lachaise. Son génie transpire au delà de la pierre.
These day, Chopin has saved me. He has brought me back to myself. Like a warm blanket on my tired and wounded soul. He has touched me, held my hand. Immensely grateful.
You sound like a poet, good
I agree
What a beautiful tribute to Chopin. I feel the same...
💋
God was there, working through Chopin. Beauty shows us there is a Beautiful One, whose beauty surpasses His works, and who calls us to Himself.
Chopin is my companion in my depression, his music feels like that friend who understands what you've been through and pats on your shoulders, his music has more empathy than most people.
feel you bro
Lol
He was often sick, that's maybe why some of his music sound like that
wallowing in the likes of Chopin nocturnes only exacerbates your illness: you Must make a strenuous effort to listen to Bach, Vivaldi and such. Feeding your misery is Deadly ... with respect. :)
Stuckrevolver has a point ya know
No one could make the piano sing like Chopin. End your day with him
And start day with him
Sorry for my English, I'm French.
When I was 7 years old, my father made me listen to the nocturnes de chopins to fall asleep, and every night I listened to them and it helped me, it calmed me. I am now 14 years old and I am still passionate about Chopin.
Tu peux parler français sous l'œuvre d'un artiste français
@@dmlord7420 Chopin étais polonais
@@svalbardstudios7198 exactement, il était également de nationalité française il est mort d'ailleurs à paris , c'est un peu le même cas que Marie Curie
No need to apologise. Your English here is perfect.
Outstanding English. Especially for someone so young. Better than most native speaking 14 year olds.
"I’m extremely quotable."
― Frédéric Chopin
LOL
@@brenoweber1 LOL
BABY
I am vengeance, I am the night, I AM BATMAN.
-- Frédéric Chopin
"hey, Hey HEy, HEY...(centuries after his death)...SMOKE WEED ERRY DAY!" (you know) Freedrich Fawking Chopin? -Doc Holiday
This reminds me when I was young. I was in the hallway that led to my father's study. His door was open and everything was dark except a small, halo of dusty light shining down on his desk. He sat slumped over the desk, holding his face in his hands. Beside his elbow was a glass of whiskey. I didnt know it, but that was the moment my father realized our family lost everything. Back in 2008. Chopin was on his record player. I stood in the darkness for a long time and listened. After awhile, I ran up behind him and gave him a hug. He just melted. Picked me up, sat me on his lap and hugged me. And everytime I hear this, i think back on that moment.
oof
F
:( :( :(
@ Marco Kless
You speak of him in the past tense, does that mean he is not around anymore, I shudder to think that way.
getting older, I start to appreciate the beauty and genius behind Chopin's music. All his nocturnes are all so ethereal and almost divine. His music says so much and It amazes me he can create such powerful music that has lasted the test of time. This is why he is my absolute favorite composer.
Love 💕
Al meterme a la cama y cerrar los ojos oír ésta música me conduce a un sueño reparador.
Has nothing to do with age. Classic music has been love of my life since I was in school...
@@lldd11 Well, in his case it does. He's started to appreciate it in advancing age, as he says. Better if you just yell at him and ask him what took him so long!
I agree. My appreciation for Chopin's nocturnes has skyrocketed here in my late 40's. Perhaps it beckons differently to the wealth of memory and experiences you are enriched with, as you tuck more years into your pocket. Very like viewing something you've always known and accepted, suddenly in an amazing new, revelatory light. How grand that is!
When I was a little girl, I hated Chopin's nocturnes and ballads. I thought he was depressed and sad in everything he composed, which thwarted my joie de vivre as a kid. Now that life has made me mature a bit more, I appreciate his work deeply and feel emotions I have never felt before. I believe he reveals a deeper side of our existence, by allowing us to transcend our pain.
Studying for exams with Chopin as my accompaniment. If I pass and become a doctor, Chopin helped me along my way!!
+Saskia L yaaay all the best!!
+Saskia L Samee!
+Rebecca Chen are you doctor yet ? but daad Im 12 . Shut up! talk to me when youre doctor
Haha! Good one! Wow!! Original!!
Best of luck with your journey ;)
The days someone actually listens to Chopin is the day their life is changed forever.
Scary :O
First time I am listening to Chopin.. must say its very relaxing.
Before Chopin I was listening to Bach but didn't liked it that much.
If it's changing my life I will let you know.. :p
Change is the only consistent
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT
present
Me: Almost falls asleep..
The Video: Full volume, "WRITING IS NOT THAT EASY. BUT GRAMMARLY CAN HELP"
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@@bakerols8283 i dont, i listen on my computer while doing my homework XD
@@bakerols8283 a little sus, kinda sounds like an... ad
@@ianlee608 opera has an adblock feature
lmao
I sincerely believe Chopin and others..are Souls that came from another Realm and were born to raise our concept of Art. Pure magic in our Espirits...Thet help me to get back on the path of spirituality.
Listening to Chopin is like going home.
To The Moon and back
Lol sorry couldn't resist
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@@lampshade7774 No need to be so rude and gross !
@@lampshade7774 Do you always have tantrums when people make references that you cannot understand on RUclips comments?
I’ve learned to love Chopin Nocturnes from my ex BF. He used to play Nocturnes and Polonaise in the piano. He was able to show me the timeless beauty of classical music. Every time i listen to Chopin, I remember our happy years together.
My ex girlfriend and I listened to Chopin all the time, sadly we are no longer together, but I am still in love with her - after 38 years - and also in love with Chopin's music....
These 21 pieces rank as one of the greatest artistic achievements in human history. Ineffably beautiful.
Eu gostaria de saber o nome das peças
@@dianafontana5368 hay un comentario más arriba que tiene el nombre de las piezas, con el tiempo marcado
Agreed a major achievement in the annals of music
@@LyricsOfALifetime Chopin; Nocturnes.
弗朗索瓦·卓別林以純粹的音樂方式處理這些鋼琴作品。在他的手下，這些不是一些鋼琴家讓我們相信的夢幻、渴望、浪漫的故事。它們首先是嚴格意義上的音樂創新安排，通過這些安排弗朗索瓦·卓別林設法表達了蕭邦最深刻的思想和作曲理念。在這些作品中，蕭邦創造了新的和聲進行和新的音程關係。是的，它們可以是戲劇性的和詩意的，但正是它們的聲部結構驅使它們到達高峰。為了強調他們的情緒和性格的多樣性，弗朗索瓦·卓別林甚至開始著手錄製它們，而不是按照幾乎所有其他錄音中常見的出版順序，而是以一種更和諧緊密的排列方式，似乎突出了作曲家的和聲和風格演變。弗朗索瓦·卓別林在他清晰的詮釋中清楚地展示的那樣，這些都是極具前瞻性和創造性的作品，可以在鋼琴上獨奏，讓作曲家和表演者都能為男性心中的女性意象來表達自己。
The best Chopin...There could never be a minute in life listening to Chopin that would ever be a wasted minute... always the best in human history 🙂
Big fan
Still waiting for the next album tho
"Still Chopin"
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He is dead...
@@uniikkiz That's obvious...
how original
that's a lot coming from "rain"...
I'm waiting for RAIN's next form of weather
Chopin: like, you know i'm dead, but you still demanding shit from me
He died at 39 !!!!!! it is unimaginable how much he could have given, had he lived just 10 more years
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and Mozart at 36!
True,but I'm thankful for all the perfection we got from him ;-; ♡♡
@@HotelierNYC 35
same with mozart
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Chopin is my favourite composer. From all his works, I Iove his nocturnes the most. It fits my nostalgic, melancholic mood perfectly, and calms and relaxes me. Thank you, Frederyk.
I used to listen to lots of Chopin. I was the biggest classical nerd since elementary school and never really listened to anything but that for most of my life. You can just hear his heart. Music, is the heart. Such beauty... I hope I can leave a mark on earth like him one day, so others can hear my heart. Peace, love and light.
Did anyone noticed that there was some Chopin's music between the ads of this video? Amazing
ikr, what a nice detail
@Kniifu 😂
@Kniifu should have just used youtube vanced
I usually skip the music and go directly to the ads
I didnt notice the adds because I have premium.
(This comment was sponsored by RUclips premium)
I was born in '79. I LOVE Chopin more than anything in the world. He's so near and dear to me. I've played and listened to so much of his stuff countless times over the years. The Nocturnes and Etudes will always be my favorites, and some of my favorites in all of classical music. He's the poet of the piano. Nothing matches up to the stunning artistry, emotion, melodicism, and haunting quality of his music.
agree, his music is absolutly stunning
Agreed his music is amazing and heart touching but also haunting in a very pleasant way.
I too was born in 1879
Yes, Wonderful ****
La música que llega al alma y tranquiliza. Yo sufro de Depresión y me ayuda mucho.Gracias Chopin por tú medicina.
Somos dos amigo 😉
Yo también, deseo para todos paz y tranquilidad.
Chopin is my favorite composer. His music is the best almost beyond the human imagination.
Nyck461 he is my favorite one too!!! He reach my heart and moves me so deeply with any melody ❤️
My sixth grade science teacher would play this music through test and would always tell the class "this will relax your mind and take away the stress". My classmates would grunt or chuckle at that man. Now as an adult I fully understand and I did back then. Impacts like so I can never forget. Most gratefully, thankyou.
You are lucky to have met him, I guess.
@@goprodog4304 im forever grateful.
Ha, unless there were any budding musicians in the class. I would have found it impossible to concentrate!
@@ciaranw520 some individuals are more sensitive than others. As an adult I see it differently. He was trying to calm down a class full of complaining, trouble making, sixth graders that came from a rough upbringing. He cared about our mental when other teachers cared about a paycheck.
@@ladymadame7646 this also makes a good teacher: who seeds some plants in a young person´s mind, even though that person will not understand what he´s doing - i had many long reasonings with my dear old grandma, a humble, strong and wise woman and we so often could not agree on things - and although we had so different opinions, we loved and respected each other - many of her words kept growing in my mind and later i began to understand and then they brought nice fruits for me - i understand your gratefulness, i feel the same...
love and greetings...
Vous avez bien joué monsieur, vous nous manquez
I sit here and cry as I listen. Chopin truly knew how to express the human soul. I hope to one day play these nocturnes as they were intended to be. Even though Chopin lived so long ago, he and his music seems like such a friend. Thank you for this beautiful compilation!
Imagine living out in the woods with your cabin on the hillside, it’s clear and you can see all the stars your on your balcony, wrapped up in blankets. Your painting and just letting your hand express how you feel, completely abstract expressionism. It’s just you, this music and the stars.
i just fell in love with your comment
What if I didn't want to be alone
GAYyyy !
@@testikuskitestdrivr6012 how’d you know I’m a lesbian?
Did u do that?
chopins songs are the songs of a sad man who cant cry, and its beautiful
That's pretty
Sure... Except that what we have here, are only his nocturnes - which are but a small part of his whole repertoire. I wonder if you'd say the same, hearing his fiery virtuoso etudes, then mazurkas, waltzes, preludes or polonaises...
@@MiroslawBlazek-Gdansk sure... but his songs still tend to have that vibe, very impressive word vomit tho
В смысле? Во многих произведениях есть смысл радости, почему вы акцентируете на грусти?
Les notes de Chopin sont ses larmes. Sa tristesse fait écho à la mienne.
There are some composers and some works of music that transcend all explanation for how and why they speak to you the way they do, and for me, Chopin and his Nocturnes fulfill this and then some. I have come back time and again to listen to this collection of works; haunting yet calm, sad yet hopeful, soft yet so powerful. His music puts me in a state of being that I cannot describe, only try to understand. I hope that those of you who listen to him are able to pull such strong meaning from these works the way that I have. Sometimes, music can speak a million words without a single lyric or voice.
Every Chopin's compositions are masterpieces. This is true music. The world must hear this.
Agree 100%
What the world needs now is love, sweet love!! Abd CHOPIN!!!
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Give me ispiration for write poetry
Yes, I agree.
Desde el nacimiento de mis hijos la escucho con ellos. Como familia nos conecta el alma. Gracias Chopin, un genio.
“Unable for the loved to die, for love is immortality”
-Emily Dickinson
Chopin will never die because of the love he speaks into his music, and we feel and experience that differently and how beautiful is that. To be able to write something that speaks to anyone.
It speaks through, you wrote it beautifully.
Greetings.
Oh, Holly--how very true. His music makes me cry happy tears, always. He creates a world I wish I never had to leave.
everyone, our soul,he lets us hear who we are in the COSMIC scheme of things,JMHO
my life Chopın :))
My mother loved listening to chopin and now I listen and love his music too it's oh so beautiful and thought provoking my mother is gone but this music brings me back close to her again its wonderful and comforting what a gift we have we been given chopin sheer genius
Chopin's music can relax my heart and enlight my spirit.
In terms of smooth and relaxed piano music, is the best option I have ever made in my entire life.
Thanks to this exclusive station, I can
listen to it any moment and/or time .
My life feels happy!
❤
La musique de Chopin est un remède miracle à toute personne anxieuse qui voudrait bien ouvrir son cœur un instant pour écouter le chant du paradis
Hermosa pensamiento. Música que toca el Alma. Mus hijos se han quedado dormidos esta noche con esta música bendita.
Parfaitement expliqué ! It était un gentilhomme très extraordinaire, profondément magnifique !!! Un musicien de superbe qualité !!! ❤❤❤
Por más siglos que transcurra en el tiempo, la música de Chopin siempre estará presente en la humanidad por toda la eternidad.
Beautifully spoken my friend
i love the short pauses between the songs, it gives you a second to breathe and take in what you just heard, until the next beautiful note plays
Pieces* it’s beautiful when you get to breathe and get to the next piece, i just love it
Absolutely agree.
Until the next ad plays, that is.
@@daph0307 absolutely agree, it's such a stress to be suddenly thrown down to earth, awaken from such an unearthy dream
Still listening to this beautiful music. The sound is illuminating outside my window this bright gorgeous morning in Southern Sunny Southern California
I remember when this dropped in 1850
"What about now" by Insane Clown Posse, youtube it lol.
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Well, seeing as Chopin "dropped" dead in 1849 that's quite some feat.
Count Iblis internet was mad slow back then
lmaooo me too no cap we were here before 1 million views 🔥🔥🔥 premiere gang 🔥🔥
My message to my friends who play music. Listen to what this man did. He actually made the night more beautiful ---
Absolutely
Le romantisme à l'état pur...la clarté et la puissance de ses œuvres font que la musique de Frédéric Chopin durera et passera éternellement les siècles, comme celle du Maestro Johann Sebastian Bach.
Ou Jean Sébastien Bach, comme il l'écrit à son Prince Archevêque: ''je reste votre fidèle, très dévoué et très obéissant, Jean Sébastien Bach'' ....
Chopin wasnt just creating music he was expressing his core and sharing his feelings with the world. Ive never related more to any artist
I refuse to listen to anything other than Chopin's piano, Vivaldi's amazing pièces, Mozart's genius, and Beethoven's mind blowing compositions.
Classical music is a gem, and I'm very grateful that I can listen to them whenever I want to
Really, that's sad considering how much great music you are actually missing.
no Bach? :(
No renaissance music ? Give it only a try...
@@OMIMmusic JSB IS FAR FAR AWAY FROM HUMANITY.
Gracias , por subir estos Nocturnos de Chopin .
Federick Chopin , el Romántico más Romántico desde su época , el nació en 1810 en Polonia . Y es extensa su Obra . Sus maravillosos Conciertos para piano y orquesta , a mi me encanta el No. 2 ...las Baladas , Squerzos, Polonesas , Mazurcas , Preludios , Valses , y estos Nocturnos , me llegan al Alma . Es una Delicia escucharlo. y tocarlo .Gracias por dejarlos aquí . Bendiciones a todos desde México . 🙏💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎹🎼🎶🎵💟💓💓💓💝
It’s amazing how much of his heart and emotions that he put it his music. Every note is a feeling, that would have been mentally and physically draining to write such works. One of my favorites.
Whenever I am going through a crisis in my life , I always go back to Chopin...he takes me back to a secret personal idyllic place !
This is one of the most beautiful tunes I have ever heard in a while.
Do you ever find yourself at midnight lying on your bed not sleeping but barely moving listening to Chopin and just absorbing every note? Just me?
I often do
i often
A lot of times
YES I DO THAT TOO
It’s a very unique feeling. Much more than simply paying attention to the music. It’s more like letting the music follow you into your dreams as you are about to fall asleep.
I've likely listened to the nocturnes 500 times the past forty years but I almost never tire of them.
He was the poet of the piano.
The most original Composer of his time other than Alkan.
While he died penniless and bankrupt.
To the extreme his sister, Louise had to sell his socks to curiosity seekers to pay for some of his debts.
Today, lesser Artist's make million dollar careers performing the works of this immortal genius.
An Artist I revere.
I could of never been a Composer, with Chopin.
I adore him.
My warmest regards,
Sir, Álvaro Guevara y Vázquez, Composer BMI.
Gala Cervantes Art's and Entertainment Group North America.
To those complaining that they hear the pianist's breathing, I can only say..... What world are you living in? That's a living human being sitting there working through some of the most cognitively and physically challenging music ever written. In what bloodless realm do you abide? Passion of any kind is accompanied by effort, and effort requires an active metabolism. Sit back on your cushions and appreciate someone who is actually taking an active role in communicating genius for your benefit. And, for the connoisseurs, I am not necessarily saying that this particular pianist is a passionate virtuoso, but even a literal reading of masterwork requires enormous concentration.
The breathing lets you know it's real and not just some program playing it
@@bewildered6866 I don't hear it, no breathing, just music.
who is playing the piano?
"Always salt your pasta water"
-Chopin
Indeed, his greatest quote. He was indeed a genius
Taco Bell's menu has indeed, utterly, and with feeling, gone to shit." Chopin
' neil de grass is a misogynistic moron. Bach is a better astrophysicist. Trust me." Chopin
This is too much, lol!
You had me at pasta water.
nocturnes is bliss .... a complex expression in remarkably simple renditions ... a poetic something that gets interspersed in the simplicity of graceful melody... one can only thank chopin for this work of art
Classical music often incorporates imagination and expression of nature. The harmonies meld with the sounds of nature, crafting a musical experience akin to a mystical natural landscape.
If all the people here in the comments who truly love this heavenly music would form a country. I swear it'll be wonderful one.
I would love to live there
no ads, no profit, it would be in harmony because we would exchange the soul again, and not the body...do you understand now why the devil is the true hero?
Nah my dude, I feel like there are a lot of evil people who also listen to this type of music. Think Hannibal Lecter; great taste in music, bad taste in meat.
Pato Ruso that is true bc I know a lot of rude and judgemental people in band, but there are some nice and friendly ones too just not a lot
@@patoruso4482 Hannibal is a fictional character. In real life, no serial killer would listen to such beautiful music
This is my first time ever listening to this mans music. Honesty has made me shed tears. Immense amount of emotion in these notes.
He is the only one! Great genius of all piano players . I like this powerful playing and the softly touch..... Laying in my bed and thinking about my life-moments.
Try Shostakovich. I think you will be equally moved.
I found this video 3 years ago at the beginning of my undergradute physics and astrophysics degrees. I have listened to it every day since while I'm reading and studying. Sometimes, I imagine I am sitting at a piano and playing the songs while I drift off to sleep. :)
It is not the first time I listen to this music. But is very emocional each time.
Listen to Elgar's cello concerto, and Elgar's nimrod played by sheku kanneh mason, there is some emotion right there.
He must be in Heaven, because he brought a piece of heaven to us. Forever grateful to his soul!
Wholeheartedly Agree!
That is True MARINA. JESUS Sent Him, and He Told CHOPIN to be Back Soon.
I grew up playing slower pieces of chopins including a few nocturnes. My final year of highschool i panicked during my solo and ensemble piece (nocturne in e flat major). Since then my piano skills kinda fell off as i was too busy and didnt have access to a piano. Recently i got a piano and can now play through that entire piece again and am working on relearning my old pieces and new ones. It has been so healing and i remember every time i sit down that these pieces are filled to the brim with emotion and that is something that is just so special about chopin. I will forever love these pieces.
tuvo que pasar un caos por mi existir para poder manejar mis pensamientos y debido a que suprimí el ruido ahora puedo disfrutar de esta música, hace años que la escuchaba pero es hasta ahora que a mis cincuenta años puedo sintonizar mi mente y espíritu con éstas notas. gracias
Lo que siento no se puede describir: maravilloso, lo máximo.
Indescriptible
A mí me ha pasado algo parecido.un abrazo!!
For my grandfather a fine pianist and grandmother a accomplished pianist herself and my father an artist and lover of fine classical music. They impressed my life. Now I listen for them
Joe Cortese why don’t you play for them
Chopin is my favorite composer. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Sometimes i cry when i listen to him. I just can't help it. it's brilliant nocturnes. very beautiful music!
So do I!
Favorite by far!
Finally Someone with talent, Someone who actually cares, Very rare In Our Age where Singers Are famous for being thrown money at and thier bodies treated like objects to be sold, Chopin Isn't someone with ego and a bad personality like them, He actually has talent, Unlike Most singers in today's world, Lets pray That The hell We live in will become heaven once again as it used to be.
Soothing and touches the soul unlike any other, Chopin is my favorite composer.
Chopin is a polish composer. Every Summer, a lot of people gather in Royal Park, Lazienki in Warsaw by his monument to listen to his music.
Pretty awesome. That's why I love music. It always brings people together!
That's true. Once I listened there, such an awesome experience.
That is beautiful, I would love to experience that!!
Polish people also have Chopin vodka, right?
Thanks for the information , I didn't know he is Polish even though he is my favorite , I consider him one of The Best , I Love his music . PS; I had Polish friend Nice guy .
"There is no such thing as absolute peace in this world."
-Chopin
yes his nocturnes manifests this longing for peace, and eternity
Wspaniałe i ponadczasowe. Ta muzyka będzie zachwycać wiecznie. Dzieło stuleci i symbol naszego narodu polskiego.
... i naszej polskiej duszy ;-)
@@barnaba3779 Your absolutely right! I am a die hard fan of Chopin!
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Jednak mówią że to był Francuz. Tak jak Maria Skłodowska Curie! Niestety...
As a disney child, who's now an adult facing hardships, I truly appreciate this ❤ it keeps the child in me warm and happy. Have a good night's sleep everyone.
Merci beaucoup
Mój wielki Rodak. ❤️
Fryderyku będziemy Pana kochać aż do końca świata.
I'm not seeing any comments on the interpretation! I have to praise Mr. Chaplin for his stunning performance. Self-assured yet sensitive, deftly conjuring the dark mystery of these pieces. I hadn't known his name before, but this is some of the best Chopin I've heard.
Add his Debussy to your listening my friend - he is magic = truly
I'm a Chopin Nocture freak. I think I've heard every interpretation by every pianist on RUclips, even pianists who aren't alive. This interpretation, in my opinion, is the GOAT!
Totally agree, btw I can hear some humming, is it just me or....
Allah did not forbid music. This is a complete fabrication. There is no such ruling in the Holy Qur'an. Music is a wonderful gift from Allah to people. Those who want to discredit Islam fabricate such lies in the name of the Prophet Muhammad.
Allah no prohibió la música. Esta es una fabricación completa. No existe tal regla en el Sagrado Corán. La música es un regalo maravilloso de Allah para las personas. Aquellos que quieren desacreditar al Islam inventan tales mentiras en nombre del Profeta Muhammad.
Аллах не запрещал музыку. Это полная выдумка. В Священном Коране такого постановления нет. Музыка - прекрасный дар от Аллах. Те, кто хочет дискредитировать ислам, используют имя Пророка Мухаммеда, чтобы сфабриковать такую ложь.
Allah müziği yasaklamamıştır. Bu tamamen uydurmadır. Kutsal Kitabımız Kuranı-Kerim'de Allah'ın böyle bir emri yoktur. Müzik Yüce Allah'ın insanlara lütfettiği güzel bir nimettir. İslam'ı bilerekten gözden düşürmek isteyenler hz.Muhammed Peygamberin adını kullanarak böyle yalanlar uyduruyorlar.
لم يمنع الله الموسيقى. هذا تلفيق كامل. لا يوجد مثل هذا الحكم في القرآن الكريم. الموسيقى هدية رائعة من الله للناس. أولئك الذين يريدون تشويه سمعة الإسلام يختلقون مثل هذه الأكاذيب باسم النبي محمد.
上帝并没有禁止音乐。 这是完全的捏造。 《古兰经》中没有这样的规定。 音乐是上帝赐予的美好礼物。 那些想诋毁伊斯兰教的人以先知穆罕默德的名义编造这样的谎言。
@@radonium1092 No, I can hear it as well.
Los nocturnos de Chopin reúnen tal cantidad de sentimientos humanos, que sería eterno enumerarlos. A mi me llegan y me ponen de presente los más bellos momentos de mi existencia y los más tristes.
Hello
How are you .? Good I hope
I hope I don't bother you at all?
Hola Victor, comparto plenamente llega a lo más profundo de tu ser.Tu alma revive nuevamente.
Paulina
Es fascinante la música de Chopin...
Me transmite paz en medio de las tempestades del alma...
Escucho los nocturnos junto a mis perritos y no miento al decir lo traquilos que lucen...
El ambiente se torna más cálido y apacible...
Chopin ❤❤❤
escuchar la música de Chopin cuando estás deprimido es la mejor fórmula para sentir desde lo más íntimo de tu ser cada dedo en su teclado tocando cada célula de tu cuerpo despierta un sentir de esperanza de vida, por eso conmueve tantos corazones haciéndolos latir con intensidad 🌅
Cuanta verdad.estoy contigo...
His nocturns have this haunting quality. For me they conjure an image of a lone pianist in an empty baroque ballroom; the polished grand piano positioned near the long, patio windows, beyond which the blackness of the night is relieved only by the Moon; while the endless succession of nocturnes echo melancholically through the empty house like fading thoughts and dreams.
Great song ! Thanks for the sharing
Very true
Beautifully put. I agree completely.
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Or wladyslaw Spilman playing among destroyed buildings in the aftermath of the bombing of Warsaw by the Germans
Finally, I have enough. I have food. I have clean water. I have a warm bed. This is the first night after I finally finished this fight, and Chopin sends Starry Night on the Rhone to light up my room from 200 years in the past. Thank you.
Life is hard
The first time i listen to this still feels the same.
Its so musically rich..chopin is the best❤
Many people know Chopin's music only by his nocturnes, but his polonaises, waltzes, mazurkas, preludes and fiery etudes are just as good for relaxation and focus when learning, at work and even better for any activity that requires chilled, yet positive attitude.
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And his four ballades? His first ballade is one of the most hardest piano piece to play and still one of the most beautiful piano piece ever, especially the code.
If you listen to music as only background noise while doing something else, stop being so god damn pretensious with it
@@tahamohammedi5898 Despite the fact you may be thoroughly wrong in your assumptions, I'm sure the public will find your gaudy input extremely valuable.
Chopin is truly the Prince of Romantic Music.
rather King
@@mogusdrip6587 "Prince" in literature has the more Romantic angle attached to it than the word "King". Hence the choice of word.
I am a classical music lover. I like Bach, Beethoven, Saint-Säens, Tchikovski... but Chopin's music has something I cannot explain with words.
Butt sex!
@@blingbling574 Good lord-
Tans mieux pour toi
@@blingbling574 Youre being very funny and edgy here, I mean incredibly funny and edgy
Let's never forget Shostakovich
This man right here was my inspiration to play Piano. Man, if he was still alive then I would thank him for creating so many marvelous pieces.
My Uncle Geza Anda was "The Troubadour of the Piano" He was a composer, conductor & classical pianist & began his career with his interpretations of Chopin. Love them both. Thank you for sharing this brilliant, peaceful, inspirational music with the world. Many blessings, Wonders of Classical Music.
btw: The International Piano Competition in Zurich is held in Geza Anda's name. Good luck to all you upcoming pianists.
You must be very proud of your uncle. I give thanks for him and his work.
Wow, I actually have few albums of Mr. Anda which I enjoy. You must be very proud of your uncle. Glad I met you here.
The portrait of Frédéric Chopin was drawn by the artist Louis Lupas. He published two books of portraits of composers and musicians.
thank you! I really like this portrait and wondered who drew it.
❤️
@@lilaleny9665 😍
Is his name really francois chaplin?? That's what it says in the description
@@Snurfsurfer Francois Chaplin is the pianist, Lupas is the graphic artist that created the portrait.
Chopin the greatest piano composer in history. The poet of the piano.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
POLSKA GÓRĄ
Mozart was no slouch in the piano department. Just saying.
@@alanbobe-velez9716 Of course, Mozart was the greatest overall composer along with Beethoven. That's just my opinion.
@@pianorocks1073 As I see it, Mozart is the greatest composer in the whole canon of Western classical music, bar none, with Beethoven in second place. Rounding out my top five are Bach, Chopin and Liszt. To make it an even ten I include Haydn, Debussy, Fauré, Mendelssohn and Schumann.
What a gift this man was. This is so peaceful 🙏
I've got my astronomical telescope and my chair out In the back garden, now I will study the stars and space in peace. goodnight friends of good music.
Lee Saunders such goal, the stars + the peace + Chopin, waw
Lee Saunders night to you though night it is for me too but lost in a sea of thought, scrolling comments, and reading Bible all a t once got me in tune...........
I've got my telescope out as well...watching you in your back garden..studying in your assumed peace. rest well young relish.
fantastic
@@shawntishacook2548 , hi there.
:)
Прекрасная музыка! Прекрасное исполнение. Спасибо.
Music like this is so majestic and healing to the soul ✨️ 💜
Hello
I been having anxiety lately. Been loosing sleep n a grip on reality...I've never enjoyed more this moment of bliss I thank u for letting speak out loud my thoughts