Chopin - Etude No. 14, Op. 25, No. 2 - The Bees - 658,000pts

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Chopin - Etude No. 14, Op. 25, No. 2 - The Bees
Composer - Frederic Chopin, performed by Serafim Ivanov

[@timothyip6199]

Perfect speed, comfort and melancholic sounds of your piano.

[@vishwakmusic9314]

He deserves 50M SUBSCRIBERS

[@Danielagostinho21]

Such a catchy tone from your piano and performance. Just can't stop playing it

[@palinedelko8880]

WOW that’s so good

[@pdr770]

לא תסור התורה מאחד ולא ידיעת התורה כהלל ושמאי לנצח.

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"Это и я так могу" ))))

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Муркуу😁

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[@timurtimurbek6414]

Где можно найти ноты подскажите , в интернете нету

[@tibi5624]

в описанию есть

[@timurtimurbek6414]

Спасибо

[@eE-jj4xv]

wrong finger rowing but adapted

[@astralink88]

Это и я могу... А Мурку сыграй.

[@truth-lovingfred6004]

Good start, but I'd recommend now improving the piece by playing with more shades of expression, and by respecting Chopin's nuances like the bit of descending staccato that should be like the heartbeat suddenly faltering momentarily (remember that Chopin composed this piece inspired by the walk of a woman he loved, so the entire piece is like a big heart flutter, like the heart is drowning in feeling - whereas the way you have played it here sounds a bit too robotic), and amidst all these notes there are some key notes during the waves of emotion that it may be better to bring out with slightly more emphasis (yet without faltering on the timing because the rhythm of the waves of emotion is important to maintain too - as Chopin did), and the pedalling could be improved e.g. where the left hand momentarily stops in between sections that would sound better without pedalling so that you can more clearly here the repeating two notes in those pauses. . . Just a few suggestions. . . It's easy to understand why Chopin used these études to give endless masterclasses to his students. . .

[@alvodin6197]

He is playing it this way on purpose, for it to be easier to learn. This isn't a performance incase you were confused. Did you know that Chopin had a gay lover, tytus? You idealize Chopin too much.

[@RoadToVirtuosity]

Thanks for pointing that out

[@omerkural8396]

@@alvodin6197 I don't think he is idealizing Chopin. He's just giving some solid advices. Also, gay lover? What does that have to do with any of this?

[@timurtimurbek6414]

Where can I find notes? Tell me, there’s no Internet.

[@ijaazabdulla7205]

Rcm grade 10 repertoire

[@Anabsilptv]

You can go on imslp

[@progressingpianist]

@@ijaazabdulla7205 it’s rcm 10 ETUDES and it’s the 2015 edition I believe

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