@@pablobear4241 Chopin revised his pieces a lot so there some minor differences in different scores(versions). I believe this score is the national edition(Ekier maybe) which is recommended by the Chopin Institute (International Chopin Piano Competition).
@@鶴-j5i for example a lot of the time where its forte, he plays Mf or even piano. His double forte isnt to scale to his forte is the main issue I see, he plays too quietly.
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Thank you for posting this masterful interpretation
It seems as if he is not playing what's written on the score, unless this is just a different edition.
@@pablobear4241 Chopin revised his pieces a lot so there some minor differences in different scores(versions).
I believe this score is the national edition(Ekier maybe) which is recommended by the Chopin Institute (International Chopin Piano Competition).
@@pablobear4241 Also can you tell me where he plays it differently? I think the score is exactly the same.. just curious.
@@鶴-j5i for example a lot of the time where its forte, he plays Mf or even piano. His double forte isnt to scale to his forte is the main issue I see, he plays too quietly.
@@pablobear4241 Oh I thought you meant the notes.
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Last note = jumpscare
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what edition is the score?
ekier
looks like national or paderewski based on how the ballades in my book look lol.
National
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