Gabriel Faure - Nocturne No. 6 in D flat Op. 63 | Library of Music

Gabriel Faure's Nocturne No. 6 in D-flat major, Op. 63, is a piano piece that exemplifies his mature style, characterized by its rich harmonic language, lyrical melodies, and intricate textures.
The piece is structured in a ternary form (ABA), with a contemplative, lyrical main theme that is introduced in the A section, contrasting with a more agitated and intense middle section (B). The work showcases Faure's mastery of creating a nuanced and expressive musical narrative, utilizing a wide range of dynamics, delicate ornamentations, and fluid modulations.
The Nocturne requires a high degree of technical proficiency and emotional sensitivity from the performer, particularly in the voicing of the melody, the control of the complex harmonic progressions, and the articulation of the intricate passages.

[@Ha7yde]

I've never heard this one before! Could you please do Schumann symphonic etudes posthumous variation no. 5? It's beautiful and there's no synthesia/visualizer videos of it

[@blacksky492]

Pretty sure there are two videos of the full set already.

[@KhirVa]

Nice video, can you make nietzsche da geht ein bach? Pls ❤