Chopin - Etude Op.10 No.9
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Chopin - Etude Op.10 No.9
Frédéric Chopin Étude Op. 10, No. 9, in F minor
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I love that you’re introducing me to some of these lesser known etudes! Great job here!
:)
isn't this very well known?
@@dmitridmitrijevitsjsjostak3627 yes it is
You can also listen to Alfred Cortot's playing of this etude. He can do that wonderful butterfly wings..
Oh, I forgot. Listen to the recordings made in 1933. He was at his best. There is a 5 compilation of Cortot playing Chopin.
Every time I hear this song, I start out by mentally going, “oh right. Not sure how I feel about this one.” And then there’s this moment 45-55 seconds in that I remember why I love this piece.
I think it is acceptable to call this a song, because it's so lyrical
Yeah, I listen to the whole piece just for this moment at 1:26, where it switches to major for a second.
Its a piece not a song 😊
@@ChalumeauLOL trolling through comments 3 years later to shame a common word replacement just to show how pomp some still are is an odd move, but maybe you understand Liszt’s personality and think he would have possibly pulled out a newspaper years later and gone to town for a misused word. You do you
@@vesperiadragon3221 oops, sorry I didnt notice it was 3 years ago
As you can see, I tried to hide the fact that i was absolutely furious at something.
It was something, but I can't remember what.
Wait... you guys try to hide your anger?
Mozart : You guys get angry ?
@@krishnaverma4728 lol
@@sergeivasilyevichrachmanin6691 👋
@@coucou3233 hey bro
How do you learn so many pieces Jesus Christ. Your playing is incredible
Traums repertoire is virtuoso for sure
This piece is so beautiful and tragic. It gives me chills. It's so lyrical, for that reason I prefer calling it a song so... This song makes me feel so cold and alone. Why is it so short? I guess being short is one of it's beauties.
Maybe if it was long it would be boring? 🤔
It's a lot of notes and its 4 pages. I suppose the quick time Signature really makes it seem short and super condensed
Etudes are short but technical
Beautiful performance! I always love this piece!
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0:28 Did he just do vibrato on a piano?
Ye
tell me you aint a first rate soulful pianist witout telling me so
Just started to learn this piece :)
Is it difficult ?
@@jukeban646 it isn't difficult at all but it requieres kinda good technique for those legato jumps in the left hand.
@@luismusique9531 ye u are right
same here, its actually very fun! its not annoying to practice. (which tbh, is what i expect from his op
10 etudes)
@@luismusique9531 for the left hand, do you use 4 or 3 for the C?
2:00 ahhh the best part
My fav is 0:47 is so pleasant to the hand when is played correctly. Currently learning
@@alanleoneldavid1787 the hardest part of the piece
This is so beautiful etude, thank you for sharing this! ❤️
I just finished learning this today.
GG that's insane
you play all of my favorite pieces so well, will you consider uploading pletnev’s piano arrangement of tchaikovsky’s pas de deux? i have never seen a youtube pianist do it and i’d love to see it in one of these type of videos!
I actually quite like this etude. I learnt part of the left hand as an exercise for prelude op 28 no 24 but the right hand melody is really quite nice
Bro wonderful 👏
;)
It's the song I have for the winter exam in the 6th grade! It is an intensive piece
yaaay your channel is blowing up
That one dislike is someone who can’t play this
There are now 2. Those are the people that think that his videos are sped up. You know what they say? They say this:"If YoU hAvE sEeN oThEr ViRtUoSo PiAnIsT, tHeN yOu WiLl SeE ThAt HiS vIdEoS aRe SpEd Up." Bullshit 🤣
@@Jabafish now there are 6
7 shit 😠
8
Now 9
Is it weird that this is my favourite Chopin etude?
No, it is one of my favourite etudes too, very underrated
@@serkratos1216 yes and very playable aswell, the technique is fun to play
@@bboyo8307it is not easy none of Chopin etude is easy I’ve played all of them it took me 4 years to master all u should prolly spent 5 years playing piano before before those etude so u need at least 10 years old piano skill
Every time i listen to this piece i can only imagine that I'm under a powerful storm in the deep darkness of the night
this is my fav chopin, after waltz in a minor, of course
Underated piece
Literally sounds so similar to Liszt Transcendental Ètude 10 in F minor!
Perfect speed, much closer to Chopin's original tempo, this Etude was unique, very rare and less-played, not very well-known.
Awesome performance, really splendid
Hi.I’m your fan in Japan.by the way,I wanna listening to “Chopin etude op.25 No,5”.it’s my most favorite etude of all.
Great job at making the right hand Melody so clear! ;)
Bro wtf does your repertoire look like
Lol
Traum ooh I like that piece
@@TraumPiano did you... just try to vibrato with the piano?
@@kennytran2860 Did you... just tried to do a vibrato is the correct sentence, cuz vibrato isn't a verb
@@rylixmods just try implies that the action was past tense or some time from the past. just tried doesn't fit the sentence particularly well.
I can't believe you can play it all on number three because your left hands are big. I just envy you..👍🏻
I play the whole piece with my third and second finger, but my hands are not that big? 😂
I love your performance! Also, what is the piece in the end?
I’m a bit late, but I think that piece is nocturne in c# minor
@@Anonymous-wj6bu i don’t think that’s nocturne in c# minor-
@@ludwig4029 yeah you’re right, it’s actually melodioso from Granado’s valses poeticos
Etude no. 9 in F minor,hope it helps😊
Best of chopin
Never heard this one before.
Great playing!
What a nice performance!!! I wanted to ask if you have advices for the Scriabin etude op.8 no.12. My hand can’t reach the dis to the gis. Is this possible to play it with my hand? P.S. I can reach the dis to the fis. Keep going
maybe substitute your 1 on RH or 5 on LH depending on the situation. I haven't studied Op8 No12 and I have pretty big hands (C-G) so I realy don't have any advice because I've never had these issues before, but, maybe something kinda like a dual hand octave, where you just substitute depending on when it's too far for your reach.
1:26 love this
Octaves and even harder than octaves r the part that have 9 spaces ;-; jeeez , but amazing played !!
0:58 sound like Liszt transcendental etude no 10
Bro you bodied this. Dropping a like for the algo 🥃
Unknown, but beautifup étude
Woow
;)
Chopin instute brought me here>>>
This piece and that of the Chopin's Storm have a lot in common. The left hand ... im tired
The left hand is in 28-24 at least 10 times harder to play
I could definitely tell that he’s a string player lol, 0:29
Nah. It's not vibrato is just hand tension. Certain colours on piano can only be achieved from a starting point of extreme hand tension.
Color, tone, tone quality, sound quality, sonority, and timbre are all essentially the same thing.
If someone says that a pianist has nice colors, it means that the pianist is using artistic ways of enhancing the basic sound of the piano.
The basic sound of the piano is what you get by simply pushing the keys down. Someone who is playing the piano just to hear notes-for example, while working on a theory exercise-simply pushes the keys down.
But pianists who study compositions written specifically for performance on the piano spend their lives developing the artistic enhancements that create colors, in order to convey nuances of musical expression.
@@sun-wo9vp it was a joke lmao, ofc ik he did that to release hand tension or sth idk. Anw i agree with your opinion, playing piano isnt just simply pressing the keys, there’re so much stuff to work on.
The left hand is harder than you think.
Edit: It's not about hand length though..
I have not that much piano experience but I learned this piece in 2 months (about the same tempo as in video). The left hand is quite easy cause of muscle memorization, I give only attention to the right hand while I am playing, but not at the parts like 0:44 - 0:49. This is challanging and I am still struggling a bit with that one
Very interesting melody
Who is watching this video in 2024?
Sounds a lot like Liszt’s transcendental etude 10
Also sounds like Beethoven Symphony No. 6 3rd movement
The introduction has a strange resemblance to the beginning of Liszt's Transcendental Etude No. 10
The repeated octaves too
.25 speed is a new horror song
Very well played although it is Extremely fast for Chopin's mm.
One of the easier chopin etudes, but not one of the lesser in musicality!
Vibrato???
The melody sounds a bit like s.137 10 and it feels weird hearing it and its not going like s.137 10
quelle Grade ce morceau ?
U know its low budget when the thumbnail is upside down
More no time because he needs to not practice
Oh, is this a warmup to his 2nd sonata?!
Ok the first 30 sec was magnificent wtf happened after that
What's the name of the outro piece?
Granados Valses Poeticos no 1 - Melodioso
Is this etude similar to liszt's apassionata or its only me
It is not only you xD
For mee too dud
Afferin len
after all why shouldnt u post this underrated etude
The video image was upside down.
Wtf is this left hand holy shit
Gryrhrhfyhrhrhhhhjejdjrjjjrjrjejjrrjjrㄷㄱㄷㄴㄷㄴㄷㄴㄷㄴㄷㄴㅊㄷㄴㅈㄹㅈㄴㅈㅌㄴㄴㅌㄴㅉㄱㅈㄱㅊㅋㅈㄱㅈㅌㄱ띧ㄱ
Chopin wrote the Études looking for specific goals un this case the etude was created to practice Speed and free of movement of the 5 AND 4 fingers of the left hand however in the video you use majorly third finger in almost the entire theme which Is not the goal of the studio all chopin studies were created for specific difficulties and fingers must not be interchangeable to suit your hands or playing in order to not lose the aim of the study anyway good interpretation
These are no practice pieces this is music. I play the entire time with my third finger, I dont care about the right fingering. it is not significant, as in pieces like Un sospiro or trans etude no. 6 (although in no 6 it is necessary for many to play other fingerings - even trifonov and beresowski play the „wRoNg“ fingerings). Its in my opinion very pathetic to talk about a „right fingering“ in pieces like this chopin etude
You sir are correct. I just began learning it and in the revised edition of Arthur Friedheim he specifically states the use of 5 & 4 on the left hand.
@@bboyo8307 You obviously don't know anything about the etudes. They were literally written to exercise certain techniques. Chopin is just good enough to make them musical.
wh does this sound like Transcendental etude no. 10
I have the same thoughts...
@@merci9461Liszt lived in the same time as chopin and they had connection. Especially musical connection. So the simple and factual answer is: Inspiration.
Its comparable with the relationship between J. W. Geothe and Schiller in the time of the Weimar Classic in Germany right between the 18th and 19th century
@@merci9461 Btw I uploaded a video with that etude... check it out guys 😂
well it’s in the same key so it makes sense
para naman timang tong piyesa
are his hands floating 0_0
I always felt that way lol
Storm etude is actually no. 7. You got it wrong
No it’s correct actually it’s from the op.10 etudes set.
@@david-_-489 Sorry i meant no. 7 not op. 7