The name Aeolian Harp comes from the greek god Aeoleus, the god of wind or keeper of the winds. The term arpeggio came from the use of harps, when to play a harp was called to 'arpeggiare'. You can see how the name Aeolian Harp is quite fitting, given by a critic from chopin's time.
Definitely the most beautiful of all op 25 etudes, but there is something really bad with Pollini: he always plays so fast, like being hunted by someone. Well, etudes are the backbone of virtuosity, but I certainly prefer the interpretation of Baremboim because he gives the romantism of this piece - it's Chopin, afterall - absolutely perfectly despite being somewhat slower. Chopin himself was not paying so much attention on speed, but on sound (dynamics and expressivity), as his main purpose of composing in general.
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I heard this in the movie Hustlers and I just had to hear it again it was really lovely to hear 💕
Same!! Was not expecting to hear one of my fav Chopin pieces in that movie
I heard this watching pandora and the flying Dutchman, ava gardner, James Mason nigel Patric, beautiful etude, beautiful romantic movie 🥰
This is my favourite of the Etudes and that is saying something considering how brilliant they all are. Wish I could play one:-)
Practice and you will be able to play it.
@@Uncle-gj9in 100% agree. All about investing time into the instrument.
1:10 to 1:25 is fucking majestic
The name Aeolian Harp comes from the greek god Aeoleus, the god of wind or keeper of the winds. The term arpeggio came from the use of harps, when to play a harp was called to 'arpeggiare'. You can see how the name Aeolian Harp is quite fitting, given by a critic from chopin's time.
Flawless, and mesmerizing.
Thanks for uploading!
Muy hermoso es el estudio op 25 No 1 de Frédéric Chopin, gracias por compartir .
Amazing!
Amo este estudio... 💕
R.I.P Maurice Pollini ❤️
love is spewing out from the screen``
That moment when you like a classical song but don't know the name of it.
Best version
Genio.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Learning how to play this now 🙄😬😭
Same here; However, 3 years later than you, lol.
@@polka678 gl my friend
@@polka678 same here; however 3 months later than you lol
Jonathan Tong ahahahahha, good luck!
@@jonathantong8082 same , however 3 months later than you
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練習曲25-1 エオリアンハープ(ショパン)
Wish I could play it. It is totally out of my league 😵
Musica? Arte? Poesia? No: CHOPIN !!!!!!!!!!!
Now I’m gonna practice this 🇺🇦
Too beautiful but too difficult🤗🫤😰😭☠️
Definitely the most beautiful of all op 25 etudes, but there is something really bad with Pollini: he always plays so fast, like being hunted by someone. Well, etudes are the backbone of virtuosity, but I certainly prefer the interpretation of Baremboim because he gives the romantism of this piece - it's Chopin, afterall - absolutely perfectly despite being somewhat slower. Chopin himself was not paying so much attention on speed, but on sound (dynamics and expressivity), as his main purpose of composing in general.