When I first saw the title and read he plays Op 10 no 4 in 3 minutes and 30 seconds, I was wondering how slow he was playing it (would have needed to be half speed). Then I see that he plays it in an astonishing 1 minute 42 seconds and also plays Op 12 no 5. Much respect for this one! :D
Lol thx. I was listening to the Grieg piece before this, but yes I did mean op 10 no 5. (no excuse though, they are very different pieces by different composers.)
@@user-ws3uq9ji8m He also skipped the last four 16 th notes in the 5 th bar from the end.😝😜...and in bar 35 he does the same thing ..does not play the last group of four 16 th notes.He's a cheater.
sounds good and im impressed by the speed of the fingers, BUT idont get the music! i listen to stuff like that nearly 5h a day and i dont understand it!
He skipped the last four 16 th notes in the 5 th bar from the end.😝😜...and in bar 35 he does the same thing ..does not play the last group of four 16 th notes.He's a bit of a cheater.
@@lczq6737 Obviously you're not very familiar with the Chopin Etudes. I talk about "groups of four 16th notes". right? Does number 5 have these groupings? No! So?
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When I first saw the title and read he plays Op 10 no 4 in 3 minutes and 30 seconds, I was wondering how slow he was playing it (would have needed to be half speed). Then I see that he plays it in an astonishing 1 minute 42 seconds and also plays Op 12 no 5. Much respect for this one! :D
op 10 no 5 *
Lol thx. I was listening to the Grieg piece before this, but yes I did mean op 10 no 5. (no excuse though, they are very different pieces by different composers.)
Respect for what?For speed?There is not a single fucking note of MUSIC in this performance.Ridiculous.
@@thepianocornertpc 😂😂
@@user-ws3uq9ji8m He also skipped the last four 16 th notes in the 5 th bar from the end.😝😜...and in bar 35 he does the same thing ..does not play the last group of four 16 th notes.He's a cheater.
I play piano since 12 years, but I would need 100 years to play like this pianist plays
Lol when I saw the title I thought wtf how come he plays op10 no4 for 3 minutes and I realized there's also no5
What a future! The future is NOW!
what? this performance is amazing!!
I have a feeling he is going to be a legend when he grows up. He already plays transcendental etude 5.
This is awesome!!!
This is amazing! Your technique is just, amazing!
Really Splendid !
No.4 in 1:43... wow lol
I don't normally swear, but holy shit.
look his fingers,,,long...in theory he should be a fantastic piano player....
Enjoyed your playing...
this is impossible! the greatest pianist can' t play so!
Perfect "piano hands"
The piece is Chopin's opus 10 no 4.
that boy is great :)... 5 stars
wooow ang lupet!!!!!
.....good
Inhuman speed and endurance
wonderful
@theblueisyou This is amazing! How can you put such a lousy comment for a performance like this!
1:45 newcomers
Eccheccazzo...bravo...!!! Suonati come un veterano..e ti muovi meno di Lang Lang! ahahahahahahh
Awesome! that's Asian level
disgusted, i'm going to cry...
@theblueisyou I guess both of our opinions are subjective, lets just leave it at that :)
Awesome, yeah that's Asian level
Ah estás sordo, es muy musical! ¬¬
ohh fuck!!!))))) greats!!!
是录音问题么，左手的音量为何大得不行。
sounds good and im impressed by the speed of the fingers,
BUT idont get the music! i listen to stuff like that nearly 5h a day and i dont understand it!
I think Op 10 No 4 is a little too fast. He played No. 5 really well tho.
14... wtf, fml
原曲より早いのに弾けるのなんなん。
He skipped the last four 16 th notes in the 5 th bar from the end.😝😜...and in bar 35 he does the same thing ..does not play the last group of four 16 th notes.He's a bit of a cheater.
Which one? No 4 or 5?
@@lczq6737 Obviously you're not very familiar with the Chopin Etudes. I talk about "groups of four 16th notes". right? Does number 5 have these groupings? No! So?
@@thepianocornertpc oh yeah I forgot.
@@thepianocornertpc I'm not familiar with 5 btw but I do know they are triplets.
@@thepianocornertpc don't get me wrong I DO know the Chopin etudes, just not professionally. I know all of them, every key as well.
I don't normally swear, but holy shit.