Chopin - Nocturne Op. 27 No. 2
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2021
- Chopin - Nocturne Op. 27 No. 2
F. Chopin - Nocturne in D-flat major, Op. 27, No. 2
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Hi! It’s been a while. At this time, the performance with Nocturne Op.27 No. 2 has been prepared. As far as I know, this Nocturne is one of popular Chopin’s Nocturnes. This is in D-flat major, but it has a melancholic mood. In the wiki, it is explained well “Various sections consisting of grace notes and polyrhythms add to the delicate and somewhat melancholic mood that the piece conveys.”. From this point of view, I think that this piece is not easy to play well. For the next video, I plan to play a piece in the Baroque period. Please look forward to the next video! Thank you so much all the time! Have a great day!
Nice performance and visuals as well
Welcome back!!
Hav a g8 day
Can you do andhadhun theme 02 it is Indian Piano Piece
You’re improving a lot with the visuals!
I heard Liszt's consolations no. 3 was inspired by this piece and wrote it at as a tribute to Chopin after he died
You’re right...they were best friends and Liszt wanted to write something that sounds like Chopin...
When Chopin died in 1849 , Liszt felt absolutely heartbroken and he paid homage to Chopin's life by composing the third piece of his set of Six Consolations, which he had dedicated to him. This nocturne sounds similar to Consolation no. 3 because Liszt took inspiration from it and composed his Consolation. I hope this helps!
That's cool! I noticed that they were very similar, but I thought that was just my thoughts.
Indeed! That's why my first two videos are those beautiful pieces
Thank you for sharing this!!
*Chopin was an absolute GENIUS.*
*I'm pretty sure his music will never die, thousands of years from now on*
If it does, I hope it is long after I die.
I can only imagine this piece being played alongside his other nocturnes within in a distant spaceship, within the deafening silence of space once the human race has migrated to space living.
I agree :(
@@bitter8951 call me a pessimist but I don’t think we’re gonna make it off this planet
@@duncanmcauley7932 Call me a pessimist but I dont even think I'm even gonna make it off this pandemic.
The Nocturnes, in my opinion, are 'real' piano music. The true beauty of the piano, and its capabilities, are present - as if the piano were made for them just as much as they were made for the piano. This piece is so moving. It's definitely one of my very favorite Nocturnes, if not THE favorite, but they're all so good. I'm a classical pianist for over 40 years now, and nothing has 'trained' me better than playing Chopin's music. What a gift to the world it is. I just wish it wasn't only Europe and Asia to preserve and still appreciate classical music. In the US it just isn't a 'thing', and I think that's a real shame. This particular piece (like so many of Chopin's works) sounds like it would be rather simple; however, to the contrary, it is quite difficult. :)
exactly! I'm not an expert of piano and am only 16, but from my somewhat little experience I think piano sounds like piano better when playing a nocturne. Waltzes are also beautiful to hear and play, but they sound more methodical if that makes sense (sorry english is not my native language I'm aware I'm expressing myself poorly) and I find that nocturnes have that undefined and at times non-existing rhythm, and more of a sentimental vibe and they give you a sense of playing piano the way it was meant to be played, and as you said they sound so simple but really, definitely aren't. I think (or rather imagine) that there's way more effort that's put into composing a nocturne. that's just me though
Couldn't agree more. I'm from Canada and I wish there were more piano recitals, professional renditions of the music from the romantic era. I wish we had a Daniil Trifonov in america who could play the masterpieces of Chopin, Liszt, Schubert, etc.
It’s the same in Europe as in America unfortunately even with it being our culture, or should I say it was a culture.
Now the world’s culture is to numb the mind with pointless shit and regress
Uh, I’m in the US, and I listened to this song. 🎵 🎼🎶🎧🎤🎹🪗
A lot of music tradition has been lost due to time, classical is one of the best preserved ones
Beautiful Beautiful and Beautiful♡♡♡
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Thanks much, ChaCha!:)💕
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Definitely Chopin’s prettiest nocturne in my opinion
Nocturne op 9 no 1 is also amazing
Usually, pieces in D flat major are relaxing to hear. But this one is like an emotion is shouting, but peacefully. It's like you can be sad and relaxed at the same time.
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Thank you!💕
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She inspiring us pianists to practice and upload a lot =)
Those effects are brighter than my future.
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I'm Japanese, but I'm always healed by kassia's beautiful piano sounds. I am always grateful for your help. We support you in the future!
You probably did not do it on purpose but adding the "but" in "I'm Japanese but" feels like you mean that Japanese people normally couldn't be healed by piano music. I fully understand that you probably did not mean that. Adding a but there just makes it feel like that. Hope you understand :)
@@justin_64 just why
@@justin_64 So that's it! I'm sorry I couldn't use English well. Thank you for your advice
@@user-ji7fg7ks5m Your welcome and please don't apologize there is no need it wasn't a big mistake I just wanted to help
@@Adam-ne2qo what do you mean?
I know that Chopin is a genius, and it's my favourite compositor, but Kassia... How you can play with that amount of emotions and feelings it's just magical, you are also a genious❤️
Probably my favorite nocturne. Bravo Kassia as always! The visuals are astonishing...
Thanks much, The LittleGamer!:)💕
How supple Kassia's hands are...managing the keys very smoothly
In my humble opinion one of Chopins most beautiful pieces . Played beautifully, so serene , so delicate and so passionate . Thankyou Kassia .
Once, Arthur Rubinstein did this and i freaking love it. Now Kassia did it and i fricking love it.
Rubinstein is a legend !=)
man Rubinstein was unbelievable.
Next, The Flaming Piano did it and I fluffing love it :)
My favourite Nocturne from Chopin played by my favourite pianist :D
Wow - loving the visuals, Kassia! (And the performance ofc 😉 )
Thank you so much for your words, Luke:)💕
Bruh you've been an inspiration to me through the years. Might actually learn someday but for now med takes over.
Good luck with that! Someday you’ll be able to do so. Focus on what you’re doing first, and someday I’ll see you performing concertos around the world.
@@updatingyourselfwithme7010 such a supportive person;)
@@pancakesxyz I support those need such
Good luck, Khizar:)💕
Kassia’s videos are the things that keep me sane and calm no matter what’s going on in the world.
Thanks much, Vic Jang!!:) I am so happy that you like my performance all time.💕
I just want to say that Kassia's music has been a great inspiration to me over the past few months, last year I was barely able to play Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement and thought of piano as something my parents forced me to do... Listening to Kassia changed my whole view of music and here I am spending 4 months trying to learn a piece by *Liszt* (Liebestraum). Keep up the amazing work ♡
Really love at that little passage near coda at 4:24 and 4:43. It feels discordant but no bitter and more content nuance instead.
Chopin did had this magic, to create beauty from oddity.
🔥🌚👏
the dissonant notes could be thought to represent chopin and his lover's distance from eachother and their subsequent coming together as the notes fall down and become closer to eachother. Grzegorz Niemczuk has a great analysis on youtube about this idea.
My friend was just telling me about this piece recently. Nice to see you play it, I love the melody!
a interpretação é unicamente perfeita! A suavedez das mãos, tão incrível, a melodia, é estupendo!!!
We got everything in one-piece, virtuoso piece that emphasizes all the abilities of the modern piano, a lot of sadness, few moments of transcendence and creation. this is amazing and difficult piece to perform, you proved that everything is possible with al lot of work I guess - Your performance is perfect.
What can be better than a Chopin piece to make your life feel ecstatic and serene and bring bliss in your life. Lovely interpretation of an already lovely piece. ❤❤
Love you Chopin and Kassia
Hi Kassia, I've been a fan of your channel since you started posting. Just want to say you inspired me to appreciate classical music ever since I discovered your channel. Thanks for posting such beautiful music that soothes the heart
magnifiquement joué Kassia 🎶❤️C'est incroyable de voir que vous êtes cohérent et d'apporter vos vidéos avec des visuels incroyables💚
Chopin is my absolute favourite and nocturnes are my favourite types of classical pieces.
AND on top of that, when Kassia posts, I shan't not click.
I gotta say out of all the classical piano pieces out there that I have had the pleasure of listening to this piece is by far my favorite. This piece was an absolute masterpiece. Also out of the interpretations I have heard of this yours is the best!
Side note: I think the gem key choice was perfect for me in my opinion. The piece and the visuals gives me nostalgia of when I was a kid and I would play bejewel'd on my dad's palm pilot.
I love the fact that it is interpreted in a way that we can clearly understand what is being meant by the piece, or in other words, the emotions and everything. I’m looking forward Kassia. Good luck with your journey. :)
I didn't know this piece until now. You performed it really well. Great job as always Kassia! Thank you for uploading :)
Hi, Sir Louco! Thanks much all the time!💕
I'm always late. However, this is probably the most beautiful performance of this Nocturne I have ever had the pleasure to listen to. Thank you so much.
This was beautiful Kassia! This nocturne is one of my favorites by Chopin and your interpretation is outstanding. I hope you perform more of Chopin’s nocturnes for us in the future because this was so good! 🥰❤️
*Always in sync Kassia - uploading same day and time - what can I say* 😊 ❤️
This is one of my favorite pieces and I'm glad you played this! As expected, another spectacular performance Kassia. I look forward to the next as well. I hope you're dong fine and well! :)
SO BEAUTIFUL !!! the way your fingers flow with the music outsanding
:Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the thousands of hours you have put into perfecting your art. Chopin is...there are no words. I've played piano since I was 5. Life without music would be hollow. Those who continue the legacy of the greatest musicians in human history are some of the greatest people on this planet imo. One of the only treasures of humanity not corrupted by money, religion, politics in the age we find ourselves today. Thank you.
Such a beautiful piece, and such a beautiful interpretation. Thank you Kassia, I hope you’re well :)
Thanks for your words, Logan:)💕
Thank you ! I don’t know if you remember but i asked you to play it a couple of times and you did ! Thanks you Kassia !
Thank you so much all the time, Joey!💕
I usually play your videos to lull myself to sleep. I tend to overthink when I am trying to fall asleep so having you play in the background helps me focus on something else like how you're playing
Seriously, this interpretation is amazing. Probably my favourite performance of this nocturne.
Luego de meses, acabo de terminar de aprenderme este tema y tocarlo hasta el final, gracias a Dios por tanta maravilla!!. Este excelente video me ayudó muchísimo en lograr este objetivo.
Даа, творили раньше красоту. Жму руку и благодарю 🤝🤝👏👏👏👍👍
This piece is divine. Chopin 'is' a great soul. Congrats for the performance.
oh my god she did it!! I love Chopin's Nocturnes so much, especially this one. Sadly, very few pianists other than yourself put up Chopin Nocturnes, such wonderful masterpieces, and you played this one sooo welll!! Kudos!
Yes, there are the best pieces ever!
You read my mind... I just want to say thank you very much for playing this piece! Like!
A simply magical performance! I love the green colours as well! Amazing as always Kassia!! :)
Thanks, Piano Spiel:)💕
Kassia, this piece reminds me of so many things... Thank you so much for playing it. It means a lot to me! Keep this incredible work!
Kassia, I think that yours is the most beautiful interpretation of Chopin's Nocturnes that I have ever heard, alongside with Rubinstein's. Bravo, and thank you.
Me: *Sad because Finals week isn't going great*.
Kassia: *Uploads*.
Me: *Joy intensifies*.
Trruuueeee lolll
Good luck on y’all’s finals mine are about to start!
Haha I don't have finals cuz corona is spreading in our country 😓😓 Schools are open tho :(
my favorite nocturne by chopin
thanks for this, you're epic
Beautiful ! きれいな音色です☆ Kassiaさんのこの曲の弾き方は、優しく頬を撫でているような感じがしました♪
Its up there with the best I have ever heard! Absolutely on the point!
You're sitting alone on the cold sand of the beach, it's early morning, the sky is dark and blue, you went there to try to see the moon, but it was too foggy all night, it's cold, you fell the wind while the waves penetrates into your soul, you look to skyline, the fog mixes with the ocean at the horizon. You don't want go back to your home, you're scared, afraid and the only thing that hugs you is the loneliness.
Goddamn
AAAAA! those visuals are stunning! 💖
You always upload the best pieces in the best moments. Thank you once more for such a beatiful perfomance!
Possibly the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard
Para cuándo el primer movimiento de la patética de Beethoven? xd
I love you 💕
Aaaah relaxes my soul, such level of skill and artistry, just fascinating as idyllic this piece is
Is it a coincidence I wasn’t the middle of learning this piece when Kassia uploads? I think not!
Great job Kassia, it’s actually weird that you uploaded this when I’m learning it. Keep up the good work! ❤️
CHOPIN NAJPIEKNIEJSZA SPUŚCIZNA DLA LUDZKOŚCI. DZIĘKUJĘ.
Liszt: Yo can I copy your homework? Chopin: Sure just change it up a bit.
Liszt: Consolation No.3.
You dod know that Consolation no 3 is a tribute to hopin after he died right? Liszt and him were best friends so when he died it hit him like a truck, so he wrote Consolation no 3 based on this piece.
@@nikhilshenoy1555 yeah, but don't take a joke seriously.
@@josephcamaso1939 I didn't know it was a joke, so I thought this person didn't know
Yes, so glad you're back! Lovely rendition of the nocturne!!
Perfect! This is exactly what I needed on a dark rainy day to brighten it. Thanks:)
this is a beautiful piece ❤️
One of my favourite pieces played by my favourite pianist, dreaming??, love you kassia x
Thank you so much for your words!💕
Yayyyyyyy. This is my favorite piece from my favorite composer. I'm very glad you posted this!! Will be listening to this for hours now 😅
This is really really tricky to play,yet you play is with ease,like a floating feather .Kassia you are magnificient.
Yess another beautiful Chopin nocturne 💗
Thanks, Esila!:)💕
I love this song thank you so much
beautiful recording!! this has got to be one of my favourite chopin pieces! i’m very slowly learning it right now as a side piece to my piano exams.
5 years ago I stopped playing the piano, since my uncle passed away and he was the one who taught me, now I want to play again but the only thing I know is to read music, the location on my fingers was lost .... now I see your videos to remember as I ever played, everything you have touched I touched and it brings back many memories to observe how you play .... thank you
Thank you, Kassia!! ❣
Thank you all the time for your words, Vitaliy!:)💕
exelente interpretacion kassia
This is such a melancholic piece and you executed it like a boss! The new animation is rad btw... I struggle with Chopin and you just blow me away! You have been such a great inspiration for me!
Ohhhh my god i didn‘t know Kassia had a Spotify channel where she uploads everything she plays, today is such a great day!!!
Now I can listen to her stuff on the road 🥰🥰🥰
Your nocturnes are superb, would be incredible if you did every Chopin nocturne with similar incredible quality. I can wait 😂
Wow amazing..... Excellent.....I love it.....It's really very very superb......
Thank you so much for this. For the last year or so ive been waiting for a version of this piece done in the "visual falling notes above and hands shown below style". Makes me really happy that it came from you. Also as a little tanget, i tried this nocturne once and i came across as hopeless. Damn is it more difficult then i thought
Played amazingly, this is one of my favorite nocturnes
Love this music
Kassia, if you need music suggestions, I have 2
Chopin - waltz op. 69 no. 1 or waltz op. 69 no. 2
But I really like number 2, as I think it's very underrated
Love your channel, and beatiful piece ❤
Number 2 very overrated and overplayed
@@konstantin1943 i wouldn't say it's overrated and overplayed because op 69 no 2 is one of his easiest works to play, if someone really wants to get into Chopin as a beginner then they would play waltz in a minor or op 69s
And a small portion of his op. 28s
@@LisztEtude6 op 28 no 4 is a great choice for a first Chopin piece.
@@sidnfjjdbrrb4764 This was exactly the first piece I ever studied and learned
Wow! Absolutely wonderful! Love the crystal effects. I’m learning this piece now.
Kassia you have an incredible way of playing. I love every piece you perform. You're playing so well! Bravo! 💎
... SIMPLEMENTE " SUBLIME"
PUREZA Y BELLEZA MÚSICAL
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I was waiting for this!
I am happy to hear that!💕
YOU'RE BACK! Thank you for your beautiful performance, you're the best. Also, the piece is one of my favourites. So thanks!
3:58 absolutely favourite moment !
Maravilhosa!
👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷
I am learning this now to surprise my piano teacher. I recently had to perform Chopin's nocturne op 9 no 1 in b-flat minor and send a video to my teacher. If it gets selected, it will be featured in my school's music concert. I am using Kassia's interpretation to learn along with the notations. Thank you Kassia. You are one of my most favorite pianists!
Glad for you
Your playing is so magical👏👏thanks for posting one of my favourite nocturnes !!
I love this Prelude! I liszten to this on a rainy day. Simply amazing. Thank you Kassia and Congratulations on 670K subscribers!!
What a beautiful interpretation!
this piece is simply divine
Agreed
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@@ByNormal eu sempre estive aqui kk
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Amazing ❤️
Beautifully played!!! This interpetation pleases me so much, thank you :)
This is such a beautiful perfomance and it has an amazing deep sound for this sublime piece, i simply love it, great job !!
Chopin is a genius!
I am late this time. But, Is beautiful!! I love it. Thank you for posting this!! I can't stop hearing:)
Hi, Moises!! Thanks much all the time!! I am so happy you like it.
Kassia! Your interpretations are always accurate and you have a lot of agility in your hands, I just love it 😍
kassiaさんが弾くノクターン好きです。8番はちゃんと聴いた事なかったのですが、好きになりました。素敵な演奏ありがとうございます。
Brilliant as always, kassia! If you don’t mind a suggestion, could you do scriabin op 8 no 12 sometime? It might be my favorite etude.