@@ronniefernandez584 do you think they are more difficult apart from a view ones like mazeppa feux follets and wilde jagd, but then again op 10 no 1,2,4 and op 25 no 6 ain’t a walk-in the park either
It's a very heavy and serious song. And it's a very, very difficult song. The esoteric Octave Arpeggio seems to have picked on the performer but failed to pick on Pollini. The lyrical melody in the middle of the song is also excellent.
It’s an etude for piano, or a ‚piano piece‘. One thing it is not, is a song. That Apple decided at some boardroom meeting to use ‚song‘ for all music shouldn‘t impoverish language and make people sound like idiots
It requires a lot stamina, to be sure, but in my opinion this is one of the easier etudes. Then again, different people will probably find different etudes easy or difficult. The challenge is to master all of them.
What's clear is that you don't know how to read. If you'd read my comment in its entirety before you began foaming at the mouth, you would have got to the part where I said, "Then again, different people will probably find different etudes easy or difficult."
You continue to spew things that don't contradict what I've repeated over and over again: "Different people will find different etudes easy or difficult." What fits easily under one person's hand may not fit so easily under another's; and the challenge, as I said in my original comment, is to master all the studies. You're probably convinced that you're making a point, but I assure you, you're not.
The middle part of this etude is very difficult. If you can play octaves well, then most of this etude isn't that bad. However the middle section is very difficult to phrase well and maintain a flow.
@newFranzFerencLiszt You are probably a really cool guy that I would probably be really good friends with. I love your uploads, I was super pissed when they took down your last account or whatever happened.
Using other people's music and other people playing it, uploading the bare minimum with sheet music attached and throwing ad rolls into it so that you can profit of stealing from other people, I'm sure he's a nice guy.
Chopin composed this at 19 Pollini at 32 even Chopin did more accentuition interpretation than Lisitsa Pollini but of course Chopin was the create of it a bit easier then
Luis Cool 200 no they’re pretty similar speeds... I’ve read through both and this is definitely harder. You can hardly use the pedal otherwise the piece sounds too muffled (primarily using finger legato here is really annoying) and bringing out all of the inner voices in the right hand is really tough. The Liszt rhapsody is just straight octaves, and easier octave figures at that.
This is really like a Liszt piece at the begining, especially that pathetic mood. I know it's typical to Chopin too but the mid-section is really like Chopin... but even that part feels like Liszt. If I didn't know its composer I'd definitely say Liszt.
My speed on those octaves was about 9.67 hits a second. My speed was about 12.67 single notes a second for the next part of the piece and then for the last section is 8.33 a second before the very section in the end because I don’t wanna make the ending section too fast.
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Pollini is the MASTER of Chopin's etudes. His interpretations are magnificent. His technical ease is scary...
As someone who can rarely play chords accurately on demand, this piece would be a real pain in the ass.
the best part is that you have to play them all in legato!
@@jobechan2306 which is not possible so you don’t really have to
I think it’s more of an octaves exercise
@@adrianopiano5551 its not impossible. you can play legato with cortot fingerings
@@recalibrate7506 no 😅
This etude sounds like a storm, that goes away and leaves rainbows... and it comes again, but the rainbows are still in the sky :)
Thats a sweet and cute description of the piece 😃
3:35 why do i love this part so much
What a musical masterpiece.
Chaotic and yet calm, as if a storm was approaching
In my opinion, nobody ever managed to play these etudes better than Pollini, such a great pianist!
What about cortot? Cortot plays these 100 times better!
@@teddythemlgcorgi7309 no
@@nicolag1544 yes
@@teddythemlgcorgi7309 no
@@nicolag1544 yes
Liszt: hey Chopin, when are yo starting your next etude?
Chopin: I haven't decided yet
Liszt: *got some ideas buddy*
Lazy Yandere exactly
Hahaha the worst of this etude is that octaves must be with legato... Omg😂
Pure energy and power!!!
Chopin's etudes are difficult! However it gives me more motivation to keep working in order to play them.
"Chopin's etudes are difficult!" One of the biggest understatements ever.
Then you haven't seen Liszt's Etudes yet
@@ronniefernandez584 Yeah, but it doesn't mean that Chopin etudes are easy to play
@@ronniefernandez584 do you think they are more difficult apart from a view ones like mazeppa feux follets and wilde jagd, but then again op 10 no 1,2,4 and op 25 no 6 ain’t a walk-in the park either
I'm just waiting till these guys discover Alkan's études...
OCTAVES. FROM. HELL.
Czerny Op.365 Etude 34, Op.740 Etude 33 And 38 are more Hard
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155no one cares
This is the nickname I give it from now.
MOST FUN CHOPIN ETUDE!!! (Not even joking)
Octavas from the fucking hell
Watch your language dude
Jerry Y Oh sorry m8
Austere and foreboding. I love it!
Oh my god I can’t
I can hardly bare to look at it oh god
These are literally my only words
Chopin was very very very very×100 crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My piano teacher is going to
Have me learn this soon. It sounds intense
You made it?
F
Did you do it?
It's a very heavy and serious song. And it's a very, very difficult song. The esoteric Octave Arpeggio seems to have picked on the performer but failed to pick on Pollini. The lyrical melody in the middle of the song is also excellent.
It’s an etude for piano, or a ‚piano piece‘. One thing it is not, is a song. That Apple decided at some boardroom meeting to use ‚song‘ for all music shouldn‘t impoverish language and make people sound like idiots
Holy Octaves Batman!
Lmao
1:28 i keep thinking la campanella is going to start playing here
I always think so too
What a crazy !!!
I have tiny hands. I fucking hate octaves ;-;
my hands are also frustratingly small but dedicated stretching really really helped maximize distance between my fingers so keep it up!
R.I.P Maestro Pollini
great playing!
It requires a lot stamina, to be sure, but in my opinion this is one of the easier etudes. Then again, different people will probably find different etudes easy or difficult. The challenge is to master all of them.
As someone who plays it, I think I do. This is one of the easier studies.
What's clear is that you don't know how to read. If you'd read my comment in its entirety before you began foaming at the mouth, you would have got to the part where I said, "Then again, different people will probably find different etudes easy or difficult."
You continue to spew things that don't contradict what I've repeated over and over again: "Different people will find different etudes easy or difficult." What fits easily under one person's hand may not fit so easily under another's; and the challenge, as I said in my original comment, is to master all the studies. You're probably convinced that you're making a point, but I assure you, you're not.
My comment was about their relative difficulties to individual players. Are you being deliberately dense?
The middle part of this etude is very difficult. If you can play octaves well, then most of this etude isn't that bad. However the middle section is very difficult to phrase well and maintain a flow.
Chopin said always etyds should be played EASY EVEN HIS Speed, loved chokolate had 3 lovely sisters+mom
What kind of wicked... Twisted individual was chopin to make all these pieces....
Made them all in one go over 4 years too
Q:Octave! where are you?
A:I'm from hell by chopin
Woah Goose-bumps!
OMG
@newFranzFerencLiszt
You are probably a really cool guy that I would probably be really good friends with. I love your uploads, I was super pissed when they took down your last account or whatever happened.
Using other people's music and other people playing it, uploading the bare minimum with sheet music attached and throwing ad rolls into it so that you can profit of stealing from other people, I'm sure he's a nice guy.
How more than chopin can in beauty write such A WARSONG AGAINST CLOWN TOOK BARBARIANS
@nikinikinikita
ROFL BEST THING I'VE READ ON RUclips
아..이거 사람이 칠수있는 곡이구나...아하하.
이거 치다 망해서 다른걸로 갈아탔어요 ㅜㅜ
ㅋ
it's not a storm it's rage
or thereabouts
Chopin composed this at 19 Pollini at 32 even Chopin did more accentuition interpretation than Lisitsa Pollini but of course Chopin was the create of it a bit easier then
Magnífico !!!!
It just to accept that artists yeah often artists ALONE ARE PREY FOR POWERS PEOPLE
Octaves👀❤️
Perfect!
What's the heavy metal near it?
무슨 일이 일어나고 있나요?
Hell..but 0:52 is sweet♡
sounds like barking dogs
Holy shit this is worse than Hungarian Rhapsody #2's ending
haha
not worse than #6 tho
Caleb Hu this is harder than the 6th rhapsody
Jack Curley I doubt it, speed is not the same
Luis Cool 200 no they’re pretty similar speeds... I’ve read through both and this is definitely harder. You can hardly use the pedal otherwise the piece sounds too muffled (primarily using finger legato here is really annoying) and bringing out all of the inner voices in the right hand is really tough. The Liszt rhapsody is just straight octaves, and easier octave figures at that.
다중인격을 표현한 곡인가요?
This is really like a Liszt piece at the begining, especially that pathetic mood. I know it's typical to Chopin too but the mid-section is really like Chopin... but even that part feels like Liszt. If I didn't know its composer I'd definitely say Liszt.
Is it weird I find this easier than op25 9?
I have a tiny hand so I find the chord progressions in op25 9 super awkward to play, whereas this is just octaves
@@tianrunxu337 But do you play it legato or not? If you don't, you are playing it on the wrong way...
@@justadude641 fair enough then lol. I use the pedal. I can't physically reach an octave using 1 4, so I can't physically play it legato
My speed on those octaves was about 9.67 hits a second. My speed was about 12.67 single notes a second for the next part of the piece and then for the last section is 8.33 a second before the very section in the end because I don’t wanna make the ending section too fast.
rawr
dedicate this video to you with love from my church is played on a keyboard at home under his wing anger. d sankey Adventist Listen hymn is a classic play and my favorite chopin pollini /watch?v=GYT2uizarJ4
팔나가겠다...
o_0 OCTAVES!!!
We should always play ease even if tempi goes to zero
Sound kinda like an all man piece
in fucking sanity
what in the fuck is wrong with this etude
puras octavas muy dificil de tocar
3:20
Pollini was with in a factorystrike and Chopin so big not in the north but Polen la Polonia so chopin monument was ripped down by nazi
Meh, its not that difficult to be honest... Try Le Preux by Alkan if you need this on steroids.
i playing octavas very easily