Her hands look so relaxed. She’s as if she doesn’t have any difficulty playing the piece. When I look at myself play, I can see and feel myself tensing up. Amazing.
i always used to tense up, then i started telling my hands to ‘play’ the keys, not massage them, not press them; just relax your hands and fly them over the keys without trying to feel each one
@@robinsarchiz that’s the trick; with practice and your technical proficiency improving over time you learn to play more and more technically demanding pieces without tensing up
The "Refugee Etude" has been written under the impression of African hords coming to Germany in 2015 and further. It's duration is 3y:4m:3w:2d:11h. Also called "Social welfare paid by others, fis-moll". Heart touching. But You need a lot of practice.
You can compare her to Usain Bolt. Her hands have the perfect physique, cuppled with amazing talent and she started at the age of four. Its amazing, if you start so early your brain is treating piano almost like your native language.
Every time I see this video it inspires me to perform better. I have been playing piano for about four years now and this makes me want to work even harder! Thank you for such a beautiful and inspiring performance Valentina! I hope someday I'll be as good as you!
Extraordinaire, magnifique, toute la révolte mêlée de désespoir y est pour la Pologne dépecée à nouveau. Votre jeu aérien tout en souplesse est époustouflant !
marvelous ! I've never before heard a recording in which all the details I like about that piece were worked out so nicely yet the whole piece played so smooth and calm
I know nothing of classical music, or any music, but....The low notes with the left fifth finger: Its like being orgasmically beaten to death with a nerf hammer, with an iron core, wrapped in roses. So soft, so strong, so beautiful. Exceptional performance. Thank you.
To me it sounds like interdimensional travel. I guess death is a portal to that, so I can see someone getting there. This is a war song, but it also goes perfect with medieval vampire stuff, which includes romance, moonlight, castles, and a struggle to escape.
Apart from the perfect rhythm that her hands move with, and the way she can play so evenly and make it look effortless, it is amazing how much musical expression Valentina Lisitsa is able to put into all her music, with very little of it reflecting on her face.
In this performance she actually chose quite a modest tempo and I think it was a great artistic decision. Hers is one of the most emotional, romantic performances on youtube
+annamar durandes Il aurait pu utiliser Google Translate...Perso j'aurais eu du mal à ne pas lui répondre ceci...Pourquoi l'effort pour comprendre la langue de l'autre doit-il être à sens unique systématiquement...D'autant plus qu'un "Please" n'aurait pas été superflu dans sa requête au minimum...
Cyril CYCO C'est n'est pas grave Moi-même, j'ai des problèmes avec la traduction automatique de google sur mon Mac Pour l'allemand que j'ai presque oublié je prend le dico ou si j'ai du mal à comprendre, je le demande. Si je peux rendre service à quelqu'un, je le fais volontiers. L'important est que vous avez apprécié Chopin
+annamar durandes Non c'est pas bien grave, c'est la façon un peu désinvolte dont il l'a demandé qui m'agaçait un peu, sachant les efforts que nous les latins sommes systématiquement obligés de faire à cause de la domination de cette langue sur le monde. Du coup un petit "please"...Mais c'est vrai que c'est dérisoire face à la beauté de ce morceau ;-)
For me, listening to any of Valentina's interpretations is like being inside a waterfall, it is a sensory explosion in each cell of my being, it is the sublimation of spiritual joy, but, this interpretation leaves me catatonic, it cripple me, I do not have words to describe how powerful she is, she's a goddess, thanks for share your videos goddess
its one of the bests versions i have ever heard. personaly its my favority one. i love not only the speed but the colors dinamics, and the ditals that she marks.
L'etude Opus 10 n12 de chopin, est à la fois fataliste, triste anonciatrice d'un grand bouleversement. Cela on peut aisement le comprendre quand on connait sa petite histoire, d'où son nom "l'Etude Révolutionnaire." Elle fût écrite en 1831 lors du soulèvement des polonais contre les russes dont l'issue fataliste affecta particulièrement Frederic chopin! -Cette madeleine musicale est interpretée par la grandiose Valentina Lisitsa qui par sont doigté de fée retranscrit ici même toute la dramaturgie de cette étude.
Well when you think Badou the it, when you shutdown one sensor, example the eye, the others sensors increase, like listening ability, it's what lots of musicians do, close their eyes so they cna hear everything better
I love how "separate" the left and right hands are in this piece-- when the left hand goes down, the chords in the right hand go up; the left hand plays sixteenth notes while the right hand plays quarter notes and half notes. One thing that I love about how she plays the left hand is that it doesn't seem like separate sixteenth notes, it sounds like one fluid motion. To me, this piece sounds like a bold ship sailing through a thunderstorm.
Мы с женой послушали и посмотрели Chopin Etude Op 10 No.12 с несказанным удовольствием! Мы учителя музыки в Ютановской средней школе (СОШ) и скачали данный ролик для просмотра на уроках музыки и для слушания на сайте ЮТАНОВСКИЙ ЖЕНСКИЙ ХОР
Unique pianist! Her playing is so...*not* stressful. Her quality of touch is so perfect as if her fingers are just running on the keyboard while a CD is being played int he background! Incredible talent!
Great interpretation! I love that she's not mechanically perfect in this, I get that feeling from a lot of performers who play this etude. That Bosendorfer doesn't hurt either.
Ok, whoever disliked this is obviously not a piano student; this étude is extremely difficult to play. On a good day I can barely play this up to speed. Granted, I'm still a student, but anyone who can play with such ease and such soul like Valentina here is a master. I watch this video for motivation! It reminds me of where I plan to be someday. So thank you. You, ma'am, are an outstanding player, a true inspiration.
Such an honest, thoughtful, impassioned homage to one of the piano's greatest composers. Thank you, Ms. Lisitsa, for your contribution to the culture of the human race. Brilliant work.
I've known this piece all my adult life and have heard may pianists perform it. I have never heard it performed with such expression and nuance. Lisitsa is a most remarkable musician.
Unfortunatelly not, it was too soft to be revolutionary...Please listen to other renditions (Kissin for example) and you'll see what revolutionary means...
Valentina you are the most skilled pianist actually living... the way yr playing express "feelings" is amazing.. everybody in the world should thank you for that
Very clean, very feminine performance. Evgeny Kissin plays it as Liszt might have played it (Chopin wrote: "I wish I could steal from him the way to play my own Etudes!") She plays it as Chopin might have. (She even has Chopin's nose :-) )
I personally think valentina played it better but that might have been because when I saw evgeny kissin play it the only thing I could focus on was his afro bouncing aaaaaaaaaall over the place
She plays it better than Chopin would. Sometimes even the artist Him/Herself is a genius in composing but some are genius in performing what the artist wrote!
I have goose bumps all over my body. Great technique and such a lightness in all the hand movements. And, moreover, I like her feeling of the music. Amazing.
I've heard this etude in school like milion times and sometimes it's boring to hear it over and over from so many students but when she plays it I always stop and just listen. Amazing.
I wish there were recordings of Chopin performing these pieces, it would put an end to many a youtube argument along the lines of 'NO TROLOLOL CHOPIN DIDN'T PLAY IT LIKE THIS'
Very very nice. My friend sent me this recording to listen to since I studied this etude 2 years ago. I have never seen anyone perform it so well. The drama she creates is incredible with the way she lets certain notes linger. Thank you for posting
Powerfull piece. Just beautifull. Sounds as if it was composwed in a moment when Chopin was angry at life and all which was happening around him. I love the way Valentina plays such an angry piece with so much softness.
Lioness .. Она, словно зверь из осколочных фаун, совсем не оскалистый, мягкий, простой, с окрасом "саванный и бежевый brown", с развилистой чёлкой и кроной густой. Заботливый нрав, охраняющий всюду, приятен при отдыхе и при ходьбе, а ум, как синоним редчайшего чуда, умелый и ищущий в ночи и в дне. Отзывчивый дух, соразмерный природе, во времени или в сезоне любом, при каждом настрое, при каждой погоде всей флоре, животным дарует любовь. Однажды красивой, породистой львицей, познавшей, сказавшей три тысячи правд, прилюдно и внутренне будут гордиться все львята и лев и, конечно же, прайд!
this girl practically can play any piano music piece on Earth except compositions are composed to be "impossible" Those possible played by human, she can play them
Joaquín Oliete Disculpe, yo no sé de música ni de historia de música, pero amo muchas obras de Chopin, las siento tan mías y quisiera saber por qué se le considera a esta pieza una revolucionaria.
Joaquín Oliete. Quiero responder a Robert Barrios pues me parece muy interesante su pregunta sobre el estudio Revolucionario de Chopin, lo voy hacer en una resumida y pequeña biografia del músico.Frédéric Chopin, nacio en Zelazowa-Wola el 1 de Marzo ( en su partida de nacimiento consta, sin embargo el 22 de Febrero ) de 1810, cerca de Varsovia. En 1830 despues de terminar sus estudios musicales, dejó Polonia y fue a Viena, una semana despues la insurrección estalló en Varsovia, empezó la revolución del 29 de Noviembre. Su padre le aconsejó que no volviera. Viajó a Munich, y en Stuttgart se enteró de la capitulación de Varsovia. Las páginas de su diario de Stuttgart, expresan su desesperación. El sentimiento nacionalista fue algo importante para Chopin, el cual fue un patriota convencido que siempre se identificó con la causa del pueblo polaco. El Estudio en do menor Revolucionario Op. 10 nº 12, fue escrito por el músico cuando se hallaba fuertemente impresionado por los acontecimientos que se desarrollaban en Varsovia, tradujo esta atmósfera de tensión visionaria y apocalíptica. Entre 1832 y 1834 acabó y publicó el primer cuaderno de 12 Estudios Op. 10, dedicado a Liszt. En octubre de 1837 apareció el segundo cuaderno de Estudios Op. 25, dedicado a Marie d ' Agoult. Chopin nunca pudo volver a su patria. Murió en Paris el 17 de Octubre de 1849.
Gracias de verdad por tomarse el tiempo de explicarme, me acerca un tanto a lo que implica el sentimiento patrio de Chopin expresado como él sólo lo sabía hacer, por medio del piano. Es una lástima que este instrumento me haya sido esquivo todo el tiempo. Yo hace 7 meses estaba trabajando a la par de mis estudios de química, ahorraba para obtener un piano Casio Celviano, pero sufrí un desafortunado atraco de celular, lo di de voluntad e igual me pegaron una puñalada que me ha dejado prácticamene sin poder de flexión en el dedo índice de la mano izquierda. Cuando tenía manos, no tenía dinero, y cuando empecé a ahorrarlo trabajando, me dañan las manos por un pinche cel. Ahora mi guitarra es comida del polvo. Saludos.
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Her hands look so relaxed. She’s as if she doesn’t have any difficulty playing the piece. When I look at myself play, I can see and feel myself tensing up. Amazing.
Same
i always used to tense up, then i started telling my hands to ‘play’ the keys, not massage them, not press them; just relax your hands and fly them over the keys without trying to feel each one
Never play so fast that you are tense. Play slowly and relaxed until you gain enough fluency to speed it up.
@@robinsarchiz that’s the trick; with practice and your technical proficiency improving over time you learn to play more and more technically demanding pieces without tensing up
Relaxed, effortless movements. I noticed the same.
The Revolutionary Étude was inspired by 1831 Russian attack on Warsaw, during the November 1830-31 Uprising
Thank you for this information. So moving!
Thank you a lot for this very valuable information.
Dissoluto Punito Exactly that.
The "Refugee Etude" has been written under the impression of African hords coming to Germany in 2015 and further. It's duration is 3y:4m:3w:2d:11h. Also called "Social welfare paid by others, fis-moll". Heart touching. But You need a lot of practice.
Peter Berger there is absolutely zero reason for you to comment something like that on a video like this.
I”ve seen the video a 1000 times and I will continue to do so…. there are so many details and emotions evolving….VALENTINA is INCREDIBLE
Just wooow
bro got a like 13 years later 😭
I saw Valentina one week ago!!! I talked to her and she is so lovely.
I'M IN LOVE WITH VALENTINA
Wtf really
yeah, I'm absolutely sure this is not an uncommon phenomenon.
She is absolutely insanely hot and TALENTED.
WilliamSpain л
That’s creepy🤣
@@kingsk0133 Even if she is married, has 2 kids and is over 40 that just makes it more impressive how pretty she is.
You can compare her to Usain Bolt. Her hands have the perfect physique, cuppled with amazing talent and she started at the age of four. Its amazing, if you start so early your brain is treating piano almost like your native language.
Every time I see this video it inspires me to perform better. I have been playing piano for about four years now and this makes me want to work even harder! Thank you for such a beautiful and inspiring performance Valentina! I hope someday I'll be as good as you!
Well how good are you at playing the piano now, 8 years later?
This is the one that got me on to the Etudes in the first place.
EarthIs NotFlat Me too! :)
Bigyeti Technologies me too
Mine was the 4th mostly, but this one too.
@@dimitristsiantos4106 mine was no. 4 too, but this piece might count too
Extraordinaire, magnifique, toute la révolte mêlée de désespoir y est pour la Pologne dépecée à nouveau. Votre jeu aérien tout en souplesse est époustouflant !
I saw her play this live, and it just floored me. this recording is not even half as fiery as the way she played it that day. Extraordinary
Or your headphones are shit xD
Just kidding, a life performance is always way better than any recording.
marvelous !
I've never before heard a recording in which all the details I like about that piece were worked out so nicely yet the whole piece played so smooth and calm
I know nothing of classical music, or any music, but....The low notes with the left fifth finger: Its like being orgasmically beaten to death with a nerf hammer, with an iron core, wrapped in roses. So soft, so strong, so beautiful. Exceptional performance. Thank you.
wut A troll
striking visual
Great description
She is incredible ! the piano also contributes to that sound you have described. Bosendorfer has great bass and sound overall.
To me it sounds like interdimensional travel. I guess death is a portal to that, so I can see someone getting there. This is a war song, but it also goes perfect with medieval vampire stuff, which includes romance, moonlight, castles, and a struggle to escape.
Apart from the perfect rhythm that her hands move with, and the way she can play so evenly and make it look effortless, it is amazing how much musical expression Valentina Lisitsa is able to put into all her music, with very little of it reflecting on her face.
JESUS HER FINGERS MOVE SO FAST
ruclips.net/video/YboZVLoBS18/видео.html
Take a look at richter he's even faster than lisitsa
In this performance she actually chose quite a modest tempo and I think it was a great artistic decision. Hers is one of the most emotional, romantic performances on youtube
@@zsomborg6872 i wouldnt say modest cuz its still a bit fast but i agree with the rest
@@lucaslorentz compared to other popular (i would say traditional) interpretations it is very modest
I've been teaching myself this etude for a week or so, it's not that bad
But when in doubt I always rewatch this video, well done Valentina!!!
Valentina is crazy good! My favorite pianist by far! She played it so well too.
So many great things about this performance! It’s so smooth and easy to listen to, your technique is incredible and you playing is full of emotions!
La musique de Chopin est reconnaissable dès les premières notes, tellement elle est sublime
+annamar durandes whatdoes that mean?
Lucas Qin
We can recognize the Chopin's music, when we listen the first notes
+annamar durandes Il aurait pu utiliser Google Translate...Perso j'aurais eu du mal à ne pas lui répondre ceci...Pourquoi l'effort pour comprendre la langue de l'autre doit-il être à sens unique systématiquement...D'autant plus qu'un "Please" n'aurait pas été superflu dans sa requête au minimum...
Cyril CYCO
C'est n'est pas grave Moi-même, j'ai des problèmes avec la traduction automatique de google sur mon Mac Pour l'allemand que j'ai presque oublié je prend le dico ou si j'ai du mal à comprendre, je le demande. Si je peux rendre service à quelqu'un, je le fais volontiers. L'important est que vous avez apprécié Chopin
+annamar durandes Non c'est pas bien grave, c'est la façon un peu désinvolte dont il l'a demandé qui m'agaçait un peu, sachant les efforts que nous les latins sommes systématiquement obligés de faire à cause de la domination de cette langue sur le monde. Du coup un petit "please"...Mais c'est vrai que c'est dérisoire face à la beauté de ce morceau ;-)
Valentina hypnotizes me with her playing, It took me five minutes to realize I wasn't listening to the right etude!
Me too
It's been a long time since I practiced this etude, and finally I'm able to play the full piece yay~
For me, listening to any of Valentina's interpretations is like being inside a waterfall, it is a sensory explosion in each cell of my being, it is the sublimation of spiritual joy, but, this interpretation leaves me catatonic, it cripple me, I do not have words to describe how powerful she is, she's a goddess, thanks for share your videos goddess
its one of the bests versions i have ever heard. personaly its my favority one. i love not only the speed but the colors dinamics, and the ditals that she marks.
And now, the first search result is some random twat with the name Rousseau or something and he plays like utter shit.
:O mad skills
Yes
L'etude Opus 10 n12 de chopin, est à la fois fataliste, triste anonciatrice d'un grand bouleversement.
Cela on peut aisement le comprendre quand on connait sa petite histoire, d'où son nom "l'Etude Révolutionnaire."
Elle fût écrite en 1831 lors du soulèvement des polonais contre les russes dont l'issue fataliste affecta particulièrement Frederic chopin!
-Cette madeleine musicale est interpretée par la grandiose Valentina Lisitsa qui par sont doigté de fée retranscrit ici même toute la dramaturgie de cette étude.
Voilà de la bonne musique 🎶 merci bonne soirée 🌹🌹
laurent treffe
Je ne peut que le confirmer mon bel ami, en vous remerciant de l'avoir ecouter.
Merci pour ces explications!
Joel Carayon
Pour vous servir...😊
Que diantre!
Mais moi ossis ma belle amie, et merci pour tout 😎
Assisto aos vídeos da Valentina quase todos os dias... e me impressiono com a mesma intensidade sempre! Minha inspiração!
0:33 she's not even fully awake. imagine what she could do at full power
Well when you think Badou the it, when you shutdown one sensor, example the eye, the others sensors increase, like listening ability, it's what lots of musicians do, close their eyes so they cna hear everything better
@@BoooNaaNa i think that was a joke
Radi Beer not at all.
Yeah she definitely had a nap
革命のエチュードが好きで色んな人のyoutubeを見てるけど、このエチュードは美しすぎる。ピアノ曲聴いて泣いたのは初めてです。
La Divina VALENTINA and her own old BOSSY!!! I Love this rendition!
Love the powerful, yet inconclusive last set of chords... it gives you that feeling that there is more even though you're completely ear-satisfied.
I love how "separate" the left and right hands are in this piece-- when the left hand goes down, the chords in the right hand go up; the left hand plays sixteenth notes while the right hand plays quarter notes and half notes. One thing that I love about how she plays the left hand is that it doesn't seem like separate sixteenth notes, it sounds like one fluid motion. To me, this piece sounds like a bold ship sailing through a thunderstorm.
She’s so elegant! Amazing! I love it, Lisitsa, keep it up.
Мы с женой послушали и посмотрели Chopin Etude Op 10 No.12 с несказанным удовольствием! Мы учителя музыки в Ютановской средней школе (СОШ) и скачали данный ролик для просмотра на уроках музыки и для слушания на сайте ЮТАНОВСКИЙ ЖЕНСКИЙ ХОР
Unique pianist! Her playing is so...*not* stressful. Her quality of touch is so perfect as if her fingers are just running on the keyboard while a CD is being played int he background! Incredible talent!
Great interpretation! I love that she's not mechanically perfect in this, I get that feeling from a lot of performers who play this etude. That Bosendorfer doesn't hurt either.
It is very difficult to find proper words to express the outstanding performance of the pianist.....Simply amazing...Thank you
Блестящее выступление! 👏🏻❤️
Вы моя любимая пианистка!
Yes.She is a great pianist.
Ok, whoever disliked this is obviously not a piano student; this étude is extremely difficult to play. On a good day I can barely play this up to speed. Granted, I'm still a student, but anyone who can play with such ease and such soul like Valentina here is a master. I watch this video for motivation! It reminds me of where I plan to be someday. So thank you. You, ma'am, are an outstanding player, a true inspiration.
i love this etude its my favourite etude and i will play it in 2023rd year
remember my words!!!
@@klaramalinowska9055 oh... actually i played it last year on my exam and it was quite good :D
Wow. She's so incredibly beautiful and talented. My jaw dropped when I saw her and then when I heard her playing the piano...oh my, I'm in love!
I like chopin.
me too
who doesn't owo
well thank you.
@@yeojunjeon5116 But I like Schubert the best.
I love the conviction, precision and the no fear attitude of her.
What a great pianist!!!!!!! So awesome
god, i reli like this woman, her power, her energy,cant believe that i watched so many videos of her...
Lisitsa is always superior 💖
Such an honest, thoughtful, impassioned homage to one of the piano's greatest composers. Thank you, Ms. Lisitsa, for your contribution to the culture of the human race. Brilliant work.
演奏得真好！
I've known this piece all my adult life and have heard may pianists perform it. I have never heard it performed with such expression and nuance. Lisitsa is a most remarkable musician.
이분너무잘치신다와 !대박
We would love to see Valentina LIVE! She is amazing!
REVOLUTIONARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Unfortunatelly not, it was too soft to be revolutionary...Please listen to other renditions (Kissin for example) and you'll see what revolutionary means...
Emil Dumitrescu someone can't have an opinion? lol
Valentina you are the most skilled pianist actually living... the way yr playing express "feelings" is amazing.. everybody in the world should thank you for that
Very clean, very feminine performance. Evgeny Kissin plays it as Liszt might have played it (Chopin wrote: "I wish I could steal from him the way to play my own Etudes!")
She plays it as Chopin might have. (She even has Chopin's nose :-) )
Sarah Heger My thoughts exactly.
I personally think valentina played it better but that might have been because when I saw evgeny kissin play it the only thing I could focus on was his afro bouncing aaaaaaaaaall over the place
Sarah Heger
No one beats Andre Watts
Kissin= emotion > ....
She plays it better than Chopin would. Sometimes even the artist Him/Herself is a genius in composing but some are genius in performing what the artist wrote!
You have saved us from Wim's practice, thank you, beautiful, now, it is revolutionary
Wow she really beat the shit out of that low c. Impressive
+Ermah Gerd Bossendorfers have an interesting quality in the lower registers
Ermah Gerd exactly.. That was very impressive
Ermah Gerd
An Eperial Bösendorfer had extra bas notes.
😍😏
Eccezionale....bravissima....stupenda....intensa....coinvolgente.
This is the most perfect playing of this song ever.
I have goose bumps all over my body. Great technique and such a lightness in all the hand movements. And, moreover, I like her feeling of the music. Amazing.
She is enchanting.
Mi estudio favorito, tocado por un genio del virtuosismo, bravo Valentina!!
Ah this song. I remember loosing my shit when i heard it in Catherine's last boss. (a sped up version even!)
I've heard this etude in school like milion times and sometimes it's boring to hear it over and over from so many students but when she plays it I always stop and just listen. Amazing.
I wish there were recordings of Chopin performing these pieces, it would put an end to many a youtube argument along the lines of 'NO TROLOLOL CHOPIN DIDN'T PLAY IT LIKE THIS'
Same
Very very nice. My friend sent me this recording to listen to since I studied this etude 2 years ago. I have never seen anyone perform it so well. The drama she creates is incredible with the way she lets certain notes linger. Thank you for posting
The left hand is very similar to one of rachmaninoff : moment musical 4 !
Love it !
It's the other way around 😂
that is by far, the best sounding piano i have ever seen :o and its being played by the best pianist on earth :)
This is the best interpretation i have ever heard!. Goodbye lang lang! ;)
Well you must listen to Boris Berezovsky then..you might change your mind.He even plays it one handed.
@@johnbamouk3522 I like Kissin's
@@manuelbes same
@@johnbamouk3522too try hard tbh, doesn’t make it sound good to add all that extra stuff
Powerfull piece. Just beautifull.
Sounds as if it was composwed in a moment when Chopin was angry at life and all which was happening around him.
I love the way Valentina plays such an angry piece with so much softness.
纖細柔跟強弱分明 簡直 獨具風格 不只強弱分明 而且具有穿透力 看來是個 技巧跟詮釋度兼具的鋼琴家 目前為止 連大師級 感覺都沒他好
Bravo! Valentina is embodiment of the music. She is ruling over piano like a really Queen.
Lioness
..
Она, словно зверь из осколочных фаун,
совсем не оскалистый, мягкий, простой,
с окрасом "саванный и бежевый brown",
с развилистой чёлкой и кроной густой.
Заботливый нрав, охраняющий всюду,
приятен при отдыхе и при ходьбе,
а ум, как синоним редчайшего чуда,
умелый и ищущий в ночи и в дне.
Отзывчивый дух, соразмерный природе,
во времени или в сезоне любом,
при каждом настрое, при каждой погоде
всей флоре, животным дарует любовь.
Однажды красивой, породистой львицей,
познавшей, сказавшей три тысячи правд,
прилюдно и внутренне будут гордиться
все львята и лев и, конечно же, прайд!
.... beautiful poem about... Russian lioness...
the most amazing etude by chopin played so beautifully by you!
Soviet pianist Valentina Lisitsa is from the tradition of fellow greats like Gilels and Richter.
Watching her in perfect flow state as she plays this is mesmerising.
lightning storm. makes me cry
This piece means so much to me... and you played it perfectly. An amazing interpretation of an amazing piece!
Heureux d'être le 5000ème pouce vert sur cette vidéo ! :-)
Condoléances aux 140 ânes battés qui ont mis un pouce rouge...
Perfecto!
Beatiful!
Génial!
Richie Ray and Boby Cruz - Sonido Bestial
Pero originalmente es de Chopin
uno de los mejores covers de la historia
y acaba con el preludio en do sostenido menor de rachmaninov
Ja ja ja ja xD. Yo pensé igual, pero es una genial adaptación a la música salsa de nuestro tiempo.
Я дуже люблю цю пісню, Валентино!
♫ 'Tamo tocando como bestias... tamo tocando como bestias!! ♫
Oscar Arias que mano KKK
Jajajajs andaba buscando este comentario en la re perroski
Valentina thanks for your stunning display I watched all 12 etudes in op. 10 while i was doing work, and I really enjoyed it. Keep it up!
겁나잘치네ㄷㄷ
ㅇㅈ 개잘치네요
((한국인 보니까 반갑네요 ㅎㅋㅋ
A majestic etude and obviously a great performance. Well done!
My grandpa used to play that all the time. God rest his soul
Valentina,you touch my soul with this beautiful interpretiation!Bravoooo!
How is it possible to be this virtuosic
I love her poise, her lack of histrionics - the music speaks for itself.
Ahí viene Richie
Viene virao
Como bestia
Tocando el tumbao
Ah caray, aquí no era
Jajajajka que buena
01:05 I really love those base notes on that Bösendorfer! Sounds so heavy, like a church bell.
She's fuckin awesome
This is absolutely brilliant! I like both hers and Evgeny Kissin's interpretations, while different, both bring their own things to the table.
this girl practically can play any piano music piece on Earth except compositions are composed to be "impossible"
Those possible played by human, she can play them
+Xuân Bình Nguyễn Obviously, she's a pianist. I myself could play at least 98% of all pieces ever composed, but I'm far from being one.
+PuppyCat , i don't think that he was critisizing. what's wrong with you, dude!
That's what 10 hours of practising every day lets you do, I suppose.
I mean if her hand is as big as Rachmaninov's, she's all set.
Not only practisising! You need to LOVE piano!!!!
Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.
Niewątpliwie Fryderyk Szopen i jego geniusz pozostanie wielkim natchnieniem dla wielu.
El famoso estudio Revolucionario de Chopin.
Joaquín Oliete Disculpe, yo no sé de música ni de historia de música, pero amo muchas obras de Chopin, las siento tan mías y quisiera saber por qué se le considera a esta pieza una revolucionaria.
Joaquín Oliete. Quiero responder a Robert Barrios pues me parece muy interesante su pregunta sobre el estudio Revolucionario de Chopin, lo voy hacer en una resumida y pequeña biografia del músico.Frédéric Chopin, nacio en Zelazowa-Wola el 1 de Marzo ( en su partida de nacimiento consta, sin embargo el 22 de Febrero ) de 1810, cerca de Varsovia. En 1830 despues de terminar sus estudios musicales, dejó Polonia y fue a Viena, una semana despues la insurrección estalló en Varsovia, empezó la revolución del 29 de Noviembre. Su padre le aconsejó que no volviera. Viajó a Munich, y en Stuttgart se enteró de la capitulación de Varsovia. Las páginas de su diario de Stuttgart, expresan su desesperación. El sentimiento nacionalista fue algo importante para Chopin, el cual fue un patriota convencido que siempre se identificó con la causa del pueblo polaco. El Estudio en do menor Revolucionario Op. 10 nº 12, fue escrito por el músico cuando se hallaba fuertemente impresionado por los acontecimientos que se desarrollaban en Varsovia, tradujo esta atmósfera de tensión visionaria y apocalíptica.
Entre 1832 y 1834 acabó y publicó el primer cuaderno de 12 Estudios Op. 10, dedicado a Liszt.
En octubre de 1837 apareció el segundo cuaderno de Estudios Op. 25, dedicado a Marie d ' Agoult.
Chopin nunca pudo volver a su patria. Murió en Paris el 17 de Octubre de 1849.
Gracias de verdad por tomarse el tiempo de explicarme, me acerca un tanto a lo que implica el sentimiento patrio de Chopin expresado como él sólo lo sabía hacer, por medio del piano. Es una lástima que este instrumento me haya sido esquivo todo el tiempo. Yo hace 7 meses estaba trabajando a la par de mis estudios de química, ahorraba para obtener un piano Casio Celviano, pero sufrí un desafortunado atraco de celular, lo di de voluntad e igual me pegaron una puñalada que me ha dejado prácticamene sin poder de flexión en el dedo índice de la mano izquierda. Cuando tenía manos, no tenía dinero, y cuando empecé a ahorrarlo trabajando, me dañan las manos por un pinche cel. Ahora mi guitarra es comida del polvo. Saludos.
Wtf really bro?
Chopin would have been mad af seeing this 😂😂 amazing interpretation as always.
She makes you wonder if Chopin missed a note.
no stop
You nuts?
At the end? haha!
Huh
How does that make sense
A beautiful piece played beautifully by a beautiful pianist. Heavenly.......
Heard it on ''your lie in april''.. Amazing PIECE.
"edited because people are unable to read comments. Wow."
It's not a song ...
composition,masterpiece..
Suit yourself :D
+多田翔子 it actually does
Same
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this is one of my best etudes of chopin, love playing it!
Nadie está aquí por sonido bestial?
acabo de comprobar que es cierto, tomaron fragmentos de esta obra, pero no le quita nada de su grandeza
@@mathiasmanuelantuaneth3555 por eso se llama Salsa, es un complemento, una mezcla.
No eres el único pana 🤑🤙
Yo
@@rodrigoplaza5325 si
One of the most difficult pieces by Chopin and a bright and accurate interpretation. Congratulations Valentina!