Leonora Armellini in the same competition (2010) wanted to play bolero, but somebody told her to don't choose it. That's why I'm here now. Source: ruclips.net/video/jQ76lYWWo9Y/видео.html
I love the Bolero and can't understand why it isn't performed more often. There's lots to love in it! I also love Ingolf Wunder's performance here--it's clear that he loves the Bolero, and that love makes this a stirring and radiant performance!
Very nice interpretation, most versions I’ve heard I don’t like - this is a very unusual piece but does have some stunning moments in it - I think it does have to have a certain flow to it (as here, with a few exceptions) to give it that elegant 19th century aspect, like when Italianate style for houses was replacing Greek Revival and Jenny Lind was about to become the first important entertainment celebrity.
Bolero is an underrated piece, Bolero is a masterpiece 💗💗💗 see how Chopin started with a prélude of sorts then you can hear polonaise, waltz, mazurka and Balade air. Chopin was the greatest genius born in this world. Haaa, do you know what Chopin is saying?? He's p*ssed, he's angry, thinking to himself, he was a GOD ♥️❤️❤️ Chopin I mean. Bravooo Wunder, bravooooooo
@@Szyszyjan no it's not, Wunder is only playing Bolero, besides you didn't understand what I wrote, I said BOLÉRO has everything in it, polonaise, waltz, mazurka, balade
I'm thrilled he brought this work to the competition - probably the only time we'll ever hear the Bolero in such a high-profile context. Having said that....his touch and overall approach to the main A minor theme (1:53) is a bit heavy for my taste. I think a brisker tempo and lighter/more flirtatious attack is needed there.
You are allowed to play any Chopin composition in the second and third stage, the first sonata is just way too obscure, very few people ever pick it up to learn, let alone master.
ciekawe jak by wygladala muzyka Chopina gdyby ten geniusz urodzil sie w Hiszpanii i miał do czynienia tylko z muzyka hiszpańska... albo np w Egipcie..... to byloby zupełnie cos innego niz bazowanie na melancholii polskiej, mazurkach,muzyce ludowej... dobrze, ze urodził sie w Polsce
@@lunar.6091 The trio in g minor is an extremely underrated piece, it's really sad because it's an absolutely magnificent piece... Maybe one day it will be unveiled in competitions and concerts...
The best thing about Wunder is that he's willing to play Chopin pieces that aren't as well-known or popular.
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Leonora Armellini in the same competition (2010) wanted to play bolero, but somebody told her to don't choose it.
That's why I'm here now.
Source: ruclips.net/video/jQ76lYWWo9Y/видео.html
I love the Bolero and can't understand why it isn't performed more often. There's lots to love in it! I also love Ingolf Wunder's performance here--it's clear that he loves the Bolero,
and that love makes this a stirring and radiant performance!
First time I hear this Chopin’s composition. Beautiful. Wunder is certainly wonderful.❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wunderful,perfect performance.
Very nice interpretation, most versions I’ve heard I don’t like - this is a very unusual piece but does have some stunning moments in it - I think it does have to have a certain flow to it (as here, with a few exceptions) to give it that elegant 19th century aspect, like when Italianate style for houses was replacing Greek Revival and Jenny Lind was about to become the first important entertainment celebrity.
How I wish I could like this video at least once more
you can create multiuser acounts
W mojej i nie tylko opinii to Ingolf Wunder powinien wygrać Konkurs Chopinowski w 2010r.
Prawda.
hands down the best Bolero ive heard
I second that 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What about Yike Tony Yang, who also attended this competition 😢he played the same piece 🎉check it out ❤
@@elsaestevesoh no you should not 😢check out my other comment.
@@aliceyang_music💀
I’m sorry but how is not the most beautiful piece of piano music ever made - I’ve never encountered anything which even compares to its beauty.
ynbeliveable.....wonderful.....amazing.....
Wonderful !!!❤
Nobody Expects the Spanish Composition
Nice one
with mazurka rhytm
polonaise rhytm
@@jorgegutierreztellez3663 If a pianist plays this in a proper way, there is a bolero rythm.
Excellent! Bravo!
터치 진짜 좋아요.... 대박이다
I m spanish, and i live next to the island that chopin went that winter with her love.
and where he was so unwelcome and mistreated by the islanders...
Eduard van Koolwijk Yeah, the Spanish are not a friendly people, at all
Her? You mean his love, dearest Georges Sand
@@elsaesteves that’s a bit racist but it’s true in chopins case
@@reinier34 and where he wrote a set of epic preludes, one of the greatest piano masterpieces of all time, yeah thats where it happened.
breathtaking!!!!!!!
Wspanialy pianista.
Bravo !
Bolero is an underrated piece, Bolero is a masterpiece 💗💗💗 see how Chopin started with a prélude of sorts then you can hear polonaise, waltz, mazurka and Balade air. Chopin was the greatest genius born in this world. Haaa, do you know what Chopin is saying?? He's p*ssed, he's angry, thinking to himself, he was a GOD ♥️❤️❤️ Chopin I mean. Bravooo Wunder, bravooooooo
First chopin's piece was polonaise g minor
@@Szyszyjan no it's not, Wunder is only playing Bolero, besides you didn't understand what I wrote, I said BOLÉRO has everything in it, polonaise, waltz, mazurka, balade
Bravo‼︎
A nice touch!
I'm thrilled he brought this work to the competition - probably the only time we'll ever hear the Bolero in such a high-profile context. Having said that....his touch and overall approach to the main A minor theme (1:53) is a bit heavy for my taste. I think a brisker tempo and lighter/more flirtatious attack is needed there.
well that’s subjective. Personally, i like his strong and forceful touch very much
Yike (Tony) Yang also played this bolero at the chopin competition
pretty good
It's Chopin's "Spanish Polonaise".
I shall call this piece like this from now on
Amazing!!! Unrelated question are you allowed to play Sonata opus 4 for the Chopin competition? Because no one ever plays it.
You are allowed to play any Chopin composition in the second and third stage, the first sonata is just way too obscure, very few people ever pick it up to learn, let alone master.
@@philiplee3520 Ah Thank you!
Very polished technique. Every note sounded so clear. He is excellent, he even made the Bolero sound good.
Seriously? It's Chopin we're talking about!
bro
Isn't it in A major?
Chopins polonaise op. Posth in g minor b.1 is mostly in b flat major but he wrote it as g minor
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Ok
Ok@@loldd3844
ショパンの「幻の第３コンチェルト」の第3楽章説があるらしい
Daje się odczuć nuty muzyki hiszpańskiej.
ciekawe jak by wygladala muzyka Chopina gdyby ten geniusz urodzil sie w Hiszpanii i miał do czynienia tylko z muzyka hiszpańska... albo np w Egipcie..... to byloby zupełnie cos innego niz bazowanie na melancholii polskiej, mazurkach,muzyce ludowej... dobrze, ze urodził sie w Polsce
Bo bolero to jest taniec hiszpanski wiec to oczywiste że bedzie brzmiec troche latynosko
What?Bolero on C Major? Isn't it in a minor???......
It is always a matter of interpretation. But yes, it is set on our channel that we use "A minor".
Then why does it say C Major in the description? Bit confused?
Sorry, we didn't change the description, but title was correct. Everything is in order now.
@@chopininstitute will pianists ever have the option to play the trio in g minor for this competition?
@@lunar.6091 The trio in g minor is an extremely underrated piece, it's really sad because it's an absolutely magnificent piece... Maybe one day it will be unveiled in competitions and concerts...