Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 - Paul Barton, FEURICH piano
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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One evening, while assembled in a salon, Liszt played one of Chopin’s nocturnes, to which he took the liberty of adding some embellishments.
Chopin’s delicate intellectual face, which still bore the traces of recent illness, looked disturbed; at last he could not control himself any longer, he said, “I beg you, my dear friend, when you do me the honor of playing my compositions, to play them as they are written or else not at all.”
“Play it yourself then,” said Liszt, rising from the piano, rather piqued.
“With pleasure,” answered Chopin.
At that moment a moth fell into the lamp and extinguished it. They were going to light it again when Chopin cried, “No, put out all the lamps, the moonlight is quite enough.”
Then he began to improvise and played for nearly an hour. And what an improvisation it was! Description would be impossible, for the feelings awakened by Chopin’s magic fingers are not transferable into words.
When he left the piano his audience were in tears; Liszt was deeply affected, and said to Chopin, as he embraced him, “Yes, my friend, you were right; works like yours ought not to be meddled with; other people’s alterations only spoil them. You are a true poet.”
“Oh, it is nothing,” returned Chopin, gaily, “We have each our own style.”
(Nowakowski, in Karasowski, Semptember 1874)
it's true. I was the moth
1874??
Chopin was not alive at that time..! He had been born in 1810 and died in 1849
@@frostneolo903 I figure Pancreas Dragonheart means that account was written in 1874, recalling a decades-earlier event.
@@jakeharvey5964 Many Europeans spoke (and still speak) several languages. In fact, Chopin and Liszt were friends.
I know how hard it is to make beautiful sounds on this piece.
No u dont
i know too
Nobody asked pal
My sister used to play this for me as a child thank you for the memories...stay blessed my friend,prayers to u and family ❤❤❤
Ah one of my all time favourites!! And is going into my favourites playlist! Thank you Paul. I hope everyone is well....well, better than the weather here ha!
Kev Taylor Likewise, it's going into my Ambient playlist.
Hi Kev, glad you like this piece and thanks for the fav. Actually, we've all had the flu at the same time which has lasted a month but are finally on the mend. The weather here in Thailand is monstrously hot (as it usually is) Because it's a tropical county due to the humidity we add on the "RealFeel" calculation to the temperature, for example, tomorrow's weather will be 33C but the RealFeel is 43C cloudy with thunderstorms.
Paul Barton lucky people! The weather has taken a turn compared with last week's beautiful sunshine! Been rain all week, and a few people are feeling a bit under the weather as a result of the temp changes here too. I'm glad your are all feeling better =)
Kev Taylor Its not a song. It's a piece!!
Zhengfang Bao Who said it was a song??
Beautiful interpretation Paul. I love your style of playing.
Unique and pleasant expression!
Thank you for sharing it.
Thanks, Alexis!
Marvelous, Genius, Outstanding. That's All!
Add Excellence.
oh my god i love this so much
i feel like floating and dancing everytime i close my eyes while listening to this piece...very refreshing...thank you very much...
Jim Frans to this *one* *piece*
What a coincidence, I just started learning this piece earlier.
good luck!
happen to me while practicing hungarian rhapsody 2
You looked it up, that's not a coincidence.
Sabitha Ajith
oh! I have been finding this ! Thank you ( ;
eenayeah so did you learn it?
Sir....... your hands are made to play the piano. God bless you. very well played.
Thank the LORD for this wonderful piece and the amazingly smart and talented Chopin. Love you!
Paul Barton always makes the best performances! I love his playing so much
One of the most divine succession of sounds that mankind ever produced, brilliantly performed. What else do we need brothers ?
I've seen so many people play this piece and yours is my favorite. I can't remember how many times I came back to listen to this.💕
Could watch and listen over and over again.
May be my favorite interpretation of my favorite piece. I love Chopin, your amazing Paul. Great work.
Me too, very, very beautiful piece, divine❤️
I love this piece, and you do it so well thank you.
This was a brilliant interpretation. I think you lifted the pedal up at the second phrase where you play E Flat repeatedly at the final note, that is was so very elegant, feels exactly correct. And I think you did it in some other parts too, the sound was clear and rung softly and I can feel the emotion without struggle. Great job!
The eloquent mastery of the Nocturne’s texture draws me to tears of longing! Thank you.
finally...someone who can play the LH chords on beat and graceful....you got it man...im saving this to my playlist....rachmaninoff is good but the quality of the audio is not so for the time he recorded it. thank you
I love to watch you play Paul. I've been trying to learn this particular piece and have found it very difficult.I love the great feeling and sensitivity which you put into it . Just beautiful.
Beautiful interpretation! Thank you for playing this piece!
This is a magnificent instrument and exquisite artistry, Paul. But bet the elephants wouldn't love it any better than the old piano in the jungle. The experience was so totally unique and unexpected for them. If you showed up again with a piano, they would remember you.
I just recently finished learning this beautiful piece and on my way to polishing it. Thanks to you Ive seen a style and skill that may be able to help me accomplish my dream of playing this as enchantingly as you did.
Que belíssima interpretação!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm currently practising this piece, so this video comes super handy :)
I may also recommend another beautiful piece by Tchaikovsky: Valse sentimentale / Sentimental Waltz. Although it can be played with a Cello and a piano, the solo version for piano sounds just as beautiful!
Thanks for the recommendation. I have found the sheet music and will give it a go.
ks.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/4/4d/IMSLP309806-PMLP19422-6_Pieces_Op.51_VI._Valse_sentimentale_(Tempo_di_Valse).pdf
Thank you so much! That's exactly the version I'm playing as well, so I'm super excited to see and hear you play it.
Paul Barton where can I download Nocturne op 9no2's music sheet?
michaelkravchuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Chopin-Nocturne-1-Page-Full-Score.pdf
This was the very first Chopin piece that I learned, and is still one of my favorites to play and listen to
This is my favourite Chopin's nocturne
Que coisa lindaaa...
Depois de um dia corrido e sentindo me fadigado , escutando essa música ganhei o diaaa
Que maravilha...
Really beautiful... Interpretation suits the Nocturne Genre 🙌👏👏
You understand "pacing" a lot better than most people I think. Love your interpretations.
...любимый ноктюрн с детства. Когда слушаю эту музыку, то словно возвращаюсь на 40 лет назад)
Interesting how you like to use your 3rd finger to play the bass notes with the left hand.
It helps timing as well. It takes a tad less time to get your pinky on the bass than it does your 3rd finger :D
I use my fourth
Nahre Sol I'm just commenting because it's wierd to see you comment on a Paul Barton video (even though the comment is wicked old)
@@NahreSol hey!!!! Didn't expect you here??? I'm a fan especially with your Chopin vids!!! Have a tutorial on this nocturne???
熊姜御非 same ;)
Thank you Paul for your videos and kindness. Maria Joao Pires' Chopin nocturnes is one of my favourite albums
One of my favorite classical piano musics.You did it perfectly and it was truly amazing! Thank you so much it made me cry! Bravo!
Bravo, divinement bien joué, ce fut un plaisir de regarder cette vidéo
Uma das obras mais sensiveis de Chopin, muito bem interpretada com este pianista
Oh Paul, luego de escuchar a varios muchos intérpretes, encontré el que más me ha llenado de inspiración y al que más se asemeja a como yo lo tocaría, si supiera tocar el piano claro 😉 Muchas Gracias por tan magnífica interpretación 🙏😘
I used to be able to play this, I must learn it again after I've finished beethoven pathatique Op. 13, I'm aspergic and don't read music, a d learn through watching and listening with my piano teacher, who understands how I learn, she's gr8, , I'm so pleased I've found this guy, cos I can just watch and try and learn,
You're so skilled, that you make this look like a piece of cake. its a masterpiece just watching you play it, regardless of the notes heard.
Thank you Mr. Barton, because of your wonderful interpretations I put a lot of effort and learned to play the piece Clair de Lune, of course, I still need to improve a lot.
And this wonderful classical piece will be my next study goal.
Is there ONE human being living on earth today capable to write such beauty? It is so sad to admit that the answer is no... Thanks God we still have their scores to touch only a little fraction of the grace those composers were imagining in their great minds... Great interpretation by the way...
yes! i did hard to play this piece better! you have motivated me more! ill play it at maximum power and feel! thanks!
Bravo! My one of favourite song. Loving it.
I've lost count of how many times I've come back to listen to this piece. Specifically this cover. You played it like liquid gold. I love it so much💕💕
I am back again😭
AHAHAH HELLO
Attendance check😀
Really nice, Paul. Thanks.
Arcydzieło, rewelacja ! Chopinie, geniuszu ❤️
WOWED! How amazing how you can memorize that! It sounds like a robot is playing it, but it's not! How perfect!
Paul I'd love to see Chopins scherzo no 2 performed by yoy
Oh my!! That's soo good as beautiful! Congrats!!
This is my favorite rendition ❤
This is so relaxing to watch.
Excellent 👌🏾!!!started to learn piano and this is my first piece to train on a simplified version of it ... it keeps me so motivated since I love it !!!!!
I was waiting for a long time for you to release this song with the camera above the key board. For I am studying this song and always use your videos to answer my questions regarding the music sheet.
before studying this song I studied waltz in A minor as an exercise for the left hand to prepare to this song. I worked! now I can do the jumps needed. your video of that song really helped me too. specially in the little arpeggio in E major. Thanks for your videos. They are great tutorials!
great performance, very emotional and intense, good job!
Magnífico... é de encher os nossos corações de alegria
Very nice. At 4:00 I think there’s 2 notes that should be added, making it slightly different than the previous passage of the same one.
Just beautiful and enchanting to watch being played ! ❤️
I think your work is excellent. Absolute wonderful.
Beautiful execution
Really a wonderful interpretation.
Simply stupendous, thank you for posting.
Simply brilliant
A piece of incredible elegance. As elegant as his favourite gloves were. Chopin was quite vain. But, what the heck...That takes nothing away from his magnificent artistry.
What a wonderful Interpretation :D
Thank you for posting these videos, they have helped me so much already
I know you are getting a ton of requests, but I would love to see you playing Rachmaninovs prelude op. 23 no.4.
I cannot read sheet music and play everything by ear or by watching these top down perspective videos and I cannot find anything coming close to this for that peace.
It is one of my all time favourite pieces and it would be a pleasure to hear your interpretation of it :)
Absolutely beautiful. Having just 'learnt' the piece, ok the notes mainly, I'm going to reference your recording to polish my playing over the next six months. Thanks!
can you record the ballade no1 on your feurich grand piano? that would be great! greetings from argentina
Incredible, as always!
Wow!!!! This song is so beautiful!
Gorgeous Paul as always!
Great video Paul, thanks for posting!😉
This piece always makes me so happy to hear!!! I also have a question, if you have a video about this I would love a link, but if not a video of it would be cool! Anyway, I’m a busy college student who is also working and trying to have a social life too, so I really don’t have the time that piano merits to excel at a quick pace, but I was wondering if you have any advice on like a maybe 15-30 min practice routine so I can have something that is feasible for me to do every day? I know that isn’t a lot of time but I’m sure there’s a way to do it efficiently!!! Thanks so much!
Hi Paul. I know this has been posted for a while and I’m not sure if you’ll see this message but I’m just finishing this piece and am just working on the voicing and have a couple of questions. Before the F,G trill in measures 8,16 and 24 you play E beforehand. I haven’t seen this in any of the scores that I’ve seen, but I have noticed that Rubinstein plays it the same way. Is this marked in a score that I’m not aware of, or is it a Rubinstein ossia?
Also in measure 19 you don’t play the quadruplet Eb. Was this just an oversight in your recording or is this once again an alternative score?
This is mezmerizing. Wow. You are incredible. This really touched me.
So Content and So Beautifully Played!
Bravvo👏
Paul, I would love to see you playing Stanchen transcription by Liszt
Is the E you play before the trills in your version of the sheet music or something you added? The sheet music I have doesn't have it. I think it's a nice transition it into the trill, but my teacher doesn't agree because it's not in the sheet music. When I mentioned and played it to my teacher, she replied, "Wrong, wrong, absolutely wrong."... lol
This is so beautiful, I guess I'll give it a try. It's probably harder than it sounds and looks, but will be a good study :3
I could only play the first half of this piece when I practiced it, hope to finish it one day
Andy Practice without interruption , without even turning the page............
Here , an amazing 1 page edition, arr. Michael Kravchuk : michaelkravchuk.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Chopin-Nocturne-1-Page-Full-Score.pdf
more music like this please.
Wow! Its like he is carressing the keys... So effortless
may i ask you how do you record sound of the piano for this video? I would like to record myself playing piano too. thanks
I record with 2 Charteroak E700 microphones in the Blumlien stereo pair. I use a Charteroak MP4-1 mic pre. If you have an iPhone, iPad you can record piano with Apogee products very well.
thank you for your reply...yeah i will definetly check some apogee also for the budget. Thanks so much! :D bye
great performance
I really felt the piece. It went right through me. I felt the emotion. Is this the most accurate way this piece should be played?
Did you change the notes on left hand on compass 12? It sounded great!
que piano e esse ....que som lindo!!!!!
Unsurpassed. For me, the best... no doubt
Beautiful.
How difficult is this and the op.72 no.1 compared to the 20th in C sharp minor?
i am insanely jealous and in awe of your talent. how hard technically is this piece. I can play moonlight sonata but chopin piece has lots of little licks in it. love it and very well done sir. thank you for this upload this is now my chopin go-to video. :) respek
about 6 bars into learning it by eye on youtube. why didnt i learn to read music this is gonna take about a year to learn but my life will be complete 😏
@@scotchbeef6078 Watch videos about music theory. There's things you need to know in order to play the piano. With that said there still have existed very talentet piano players who couldn't read sheets - let me mention Erroll Garner. Though, it won't take long time to learn reading sheets, if you're dedicated - especially if you already can play the piano.
Lo hace parecer tan sencillo. Felicitaciones
thanks Paul, just as good as always 😊
Lovely, lovely, lovely
Love this piece, where exactly can you download the sheet music? I cant seem to find the exact one in the IMSLP music Library, not very user friendly
Perfect! Can you play Chopin etude op. 25 no. 10, please!
It is like a beauty of butterflies
Dear Paul, I was wondering if your piano is one with the standard key size as they appear smaller to me.
Beautiful
So glad i found this right now im on fon with special person 🧚🏾♂️
How do you make your left hand sound so soft? My left hand sounds so heavy and harsh when I play it :(