this is the only version of the song I love listening to. I can tell by 1:42 that you just understand/love the music, the way you waited as if for the perfect moment, and then bam we are hit with the low note AH IT'S JUST SO PERFECT !! I can't describe it, but the timing was so perfect, as if it were meant to be played that way in the score
This is obviously a great influence later on Duke Ellington, as his number, Reflections in D, shows a great reminiscence of Claude Debussy's chord structures here. Ellington's work then later influences the great jazz pianist, Bill Evans to play that Ellington number many times in his live performances.
Respectfully, I think you misread some of the notes at the end of the piece (either that or I did myself, when I played this many years ago). Otherwise, this was a fine performance.
I started it this summer. It wasn’t very difficult technically at all, Debussy definitely wrote it for the pianist as the notes fit under the hand perfectly. The biggest challenges had to do with voicing and decisions about keeping the tempo vs allowing it to breathe.
Interesting! Yes interpreting this piece seems very difficult, you must keep this airy/light vibe at all times without understating the drama. Funny how different Ravel and Debussy's writing is qua comfort: Debussy is indeed writing with the pianist in mind where Ravel sometimes writes almost intentionally annoying ( Jeux d'eau, Scarbo)
@@felixwidmoser I might not rate him as “genius” as other people might (I personally consider Chopin/Rachmaninoff “genius”), but I do think Ravel wrote some beautiful music
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this is the only version of the song I love listening to. I can tell by 1:42 that you just understand/love the music, the way you waited as if for the perfect moment, and then bam we are hit with the low note AH IT'S JUST SO PERFECT !! I can't describe it, but the timing was so perfect, as if it were meant to be played that way in the score
Thanks so much. I love this comment and I’m so glad you enjoy listening- it’s what makes it worth it!! :)
@@NoahJohnson1810 no problem! i love this channel, keep on rocking !!
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2:58 온음음계
0:58 오음음계, 4도5도 병행진행
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Gorgeous "Debussy sound". Maybe my favorite Debussy piece. Well done!
thank you!
Wonderful rendition of this masterpiece, truly a commanding yet delicate performance
Thank you!! :)
@NoahJohnson1810 I have just started to learn it and wow these lines are ridiculous lol
@@Bigblackpiano good luck with the learning!
It's definitely audible that you worked really hard for this piece and also how much you love impressionism. 👏
I imagine sitting with my young daughters watching raindrops on the windowpane.
Go Noah!! You’re a true impressionist. Excited for the Christmas album!🎄🎶
Joel Ross Thank you Joel!
Amazing! Love this so much Noah!!
Hauntingly beautiful! Delighted to have found this channel and your playing. Subscribed for more 😊
Thanks:)
Beautifully played. Thank you.
🙏🙏🙏✨Thank you for playing this beautiful piece
Great! Loved it
Bravo!!!So beautiful and fantastic performance!😄🌹🎶✨Have a wonderful week!~Macky:)🎶✨
Amzing play !
A very poetical interpretation, thank you !
Beautiful.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed.
excellently played!
This is obviously a great influence later on Duke Ellington, as his number, Reflections in D, shows a great reminiscence of Claude Debussy's chord structures here.
Ellington's work then later influences the great jazz pianist, Bill Evans to play that Ellington number many times in his live performances.
you did amazing on this ❤️
hi, thanks!
Well played!
Thank you!
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2:58 온음음계
10:58 오음음계, 4도5도 병행진행
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❤👏👏BRAVÍSSIMO!🇧🇷
🥲musica linda q me emociona tocarei ela em meu piano para meus pais na Alemanha escutarem em nossos corações
Respectfully, I think you misread some of the notes at the end of the piece (either that or I did myself, when I played this many years ago). Otherwise, this was a fine performance.
Yep there are some misread notes on this
@@NoahJohnson1810 Still . . . I loved your performance of this piece. Thanks for posting it.
How long have you worked on this? What were the main difficulties you encountered? I'm thinking of playing it myself.
I started it this summer. It wasn’t very difficult technically at all, Debussy definitely wrote it for the pianist as the notes fit under the hand perfectly. The biggest challenges had to do with voicing and decisions about keeping the tempo vs allowing it to breathe.
Interesting! Yes interpreting this piece seems very difficult, you must keep this airy/light vibe at all times without understating the drama. Funny how different Ravel and Debussy's writing is qua comfort: Debussy is indeed writing with the pianist in mind where Ravel sometimes writes almost intentionally annoying ( Jeux d'eau, Scarbo)
@@florisende8015ravel was a trash pianist, Debussy loved Chopin = pianists = more comfortable music
A trash pianist but a genius composer...@@AndrewKierszenbaum
@@felixwidmoser I might not rate him as “genius” as other people might (I personally consider Chopin/Rachmaninoff “genius”), but I do think Ravel wrote some beautiful music
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0:40 bit jazzy from here on
😮𝗗𝗶𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀? 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗱𝗶𝗱, 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗻🤩 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗱𝗼𝗻𝗲!
Thank you!
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