F. Chopin Etude in A minor, Op. 25 No. 11 "Winterwind" (Josh Wright)
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2014
- Live and unedited October 2014. Britton Recital Hall, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Josh is a good man letting us normal folk into his thought process and preparation. Pro practice is awesome.
Ian Puzinas Thanks Ian!
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I love how you really went all out at 3:37. That power is just euphoric.
This piece is absolutely insane. I’m not convinced Chopin was human
Love your interpretation of 2:09 - so clear, crisp, and much more gentle/elegant than how most people play it.
It is interesting if you listen to your previous recording and then this one. Both are very good, but you can tell that you've refined it more. Love this recording.
Tyler Glidden Thanks Tyler. Always glad to hear that I'm not getting worse! haha
Josh Wright do you think that the relation of the posture between head - neck - shoulder - back
affects the playing of the piano player - positively or negatively?
I just love this particular winterwind recording. He played it so well. I could feel the icicles in the wind.
Wow, you have a great gift. Keep up the hard work! If chopin could hear this he would clap and say bravo. -- subscribed
I’ve heard this piece so many times, and there were a few choices you made when performing this that made me just say “oh.. wow!” I commend you! Most, including myself will likely only play this in their dreams. :) good luck.
Please, keep on uploading videos like that. It is a complete pleasure to listen to you playing the piano.
Probably the best interpretation of this etude so far.. Humble, fluid, crystal clear, with no exageration, simply 'it'! Thank you 💗
@ 1:50 I love how hard you hit that base chord! Awesome performance.
Wow. Absolutely OUTSTANDING performance.
Enjoyed it very much !!!!
wow. One of my favorite performances alongside sumino's. Sounds like im listening to a story or watching an intense movie. Incredibly underrated and your pedal control is disgustingly good, not that i know much about piano though. I love your face at the end its like a face of "dang, I actually played that pretty good didnt I"
Sounds incredible Josh. I love how you use the pedal, especially at the end of the piece.
Hi, Josh! I've been watching your videos for a while and I think you are a great pianist and teacher. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Brasil.
very nice playing...i enjoy your approach to teaching piano playing...
Thank you for sharing this perfect piece of you. Youre a genius and I like more than your playing, your speaking. Loved your videos so far
O m g. The best Winter I ever saw. Im struck. Im dumb. Idk what to say. A powerful performance! Thank you. Chopin is alive!
spectacular ending. even without the pedal it was smooth and crystal clear
On behalf of New Zealand Good Luck on your endeavor
This guy... everybody... a great man!
Great playing man!
Satie TheTutor Thank you!
1:43 So much effect in your whole body when the left hands comes in amazing
Wow very nice!!!
Your performance is outstanding! How you managed not to just play it all fortíssimo, giving various colors to an etude that is in general very repetitive; the choices you've made while playing it show personality.
That exactly what I thought haha!
You brought out textures I didn't realize were there. I'm stuck on page 2.
Highly Engaging Content same. I'm up to the arpeggios.
lawrence wei I’m on page 4
@@lawrencewei3583 Those fucking arpegios, well at least its better than do a 10th chord.
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You are amazing
zebas Bracamonte Espinoza Thank you very much for your support and kindness.
wow amazing💖💖
So clear
Great skills..
Josh IS Chopin!
1:20 man that smooth delivery 😯
Eres una belleza de músico me encanta tu canal es excelente👍👏😆
Damn Josh
I think you best then Richter! Really 😀👑
my absolute favorite interpretation of this piece.. Very expressive and fluid, phenomenal clarity. The build of the piano matches the quality of the pianist.
Anyways, Josh, I am a pianist of 14 years(only 1 year of formal training, starting at age 10)..
I never learned how to read music, however through Synesthesia videos here on YT, I've learned the first 3 minutes of Moonlight Sonata mvt 3, and roughly the first minute of this etude(with fairly precise technique). To cut to the point, I'd love to show you where I am at musically & hear your opinions and suggestions on what I should do..
Hey I’m doing the same thing, how is it going now??
How long does it take for you to learn the piece and be able to play it fluently?
Years
@@miguelbanos5184 no yeaaaarsssss
she s very cud
Jesus
This is the most difficult etude hands down.
TheCommidor Op. 25 No. 6 would be
If someone has small hands, 10-1 or even 10-11 will be much harder.
Have you seen the transcendal etudes by liszt?
might be the revulotionary etude
TheCommidor check Chopin Godowsky 25 11.
The Godowsky Studies make the original Chopin etudes look easy stuff (but horribly CHALLENGING already)
Godowsky wrote etudes for the left hand alone, and some of those arrangements of the Chopin etudes sound even better than the Chopin original etudes. Chech Godowsky Chopin 10 1 for the left hand alone
Bad interpretation. This is supposed to be a violent and stormy piece.
Bad comment. This interpretation was violent and stormy when it needed to be. Everyone doesn't need to play every piece the same way. Otherwise what would be the point of listening to different performers?