Chopin played small, private concerts only. I’d like to imagine that Chopin decided to start the etude with those slow, quiet beats just to make his patrons think it was going to be a little pretty slow piece so as to then knock them out of their seats by immediately kicking into the *highest-* goddamn gear, out of nowhere. Cheeky Chopin.
But Chopin didn't originally write the begins measures, was a recommendation from a friend, the Chopin's Etudes are Technical pieces, need to be played like a Study, Is not a "musical piece" I mean they don't have the free of rubato interpretation like a Ballade or a Mazurka
This song is analogous to a college semester. First two weeks, really easy, and is just a sick joke for when the storm of work hits. And no college semester would be complete without it all coming to a a climax. And suddenly, it's all over.
Dear "Shigatsu Kimi No Uso" Fans, Now that you've probably listened to the entire soundtrack of pieces played in the anime, it's highly suggested that you look on spotify and youtube to explore other forms of classical music! There's such a wide range to explore, other than the small range of romantic era piano and violin music that the anime covers! There's so much more violin and piano repertoire to listen to, and start looking into chamber music pieces, symphonies, concertos... And not just from the 1800s. Handel's Messiah is legendary, Bach's cello suites and piano preludes set the standard for future musicians, Mahler's symphonies are incredibly stunning, Shostakovich has a broad range of symphonies and famous string quartets, Shumann wrote beautiful piano quartets, Ravel's string quartet is extremely expressive... there's just so much more to see!
+Queen Kirlia Or like me, fall in love with classical music, watch an anime on classical music (Nodame Cantabile), fall in love all over again and start searching for other animes on classical music but never find one worth falling in love with. Switch back to listening to classical music and hope for another anime on classical music better than dummass shite like "Shigatsu Kimi No Uso" and "La Corda D'Oro"
The clarity is amazing. For this particular etude, Lhevinne played the very best version ; extremely elegant and very passionate, and of course note perfect
My favorite performer on this etude... This performance by Pollini is freaking AWESOME... It's such an amazing composition - Chopin is the best, and this performance really does it justice. Awesomeness... :-)
Operated my left arm this week. After 3 days I have memorised the first downward run of the right hand. And my left can even play the first 8 notes :) My neighbors must love me.
Definitely my favourite. This was in my recommended after trying to play Bach prelude VI. I think youtube thinks I must have come a long way from a few minutes ago 🤣
Chopin's etudes are one of my most favorite pieces to hear. Honestly, "Winter Wind" has got to be one of my TOP songs to listen to and play. He is one shining introvert even till this day...
Strangely, I don't think of winter when I hear it. I feel instead the power and emotion. I suppose that's what Chopin meant by winter storm... The power and passion of a winter storm. And strangely enough, when the song first starts and it goes from that slow, lonely beat to the intensity, I get chills. This song is a winter storm itself, not an interpretation of one. That's what Chopin meant by winter storm.
+teacup4561 Chopin didn't name any of his Etudes though. People or publishers just made nicknames for them. That's probably the interpretation of the publishers.
I always thought of it as not necessarily a big storm but when the wind is bitter cold and you are just trying to find your way home. It’s Interesting how differently it’s interpreted though.
This piece is among the most beautiful pieces I have heard. Chopin is an absolute genius and his pieces are gorgeous. There are a lot of other great composers out there, though, so if you're here because of your lie in april, it might be nice to find other classical music other than what they showed in the anime. Music is an endless journey that you will never get sick of, and theres so much to offer.
+teacup4561 I agree. Honestly, Chopin is just so awesome. It's amazing how when you play some of his etudes slowly, they don't seem to make sense, but when you put it all together it just works out somehow. One day I wish to be able to compose like Chopin - how he knows it will work out when you play it fast even though it sounds awkward when you play it slow.
Chopin is the man! This is the most beautiful piece I've ever heard. Chaos in order. Thank you sir, you died far too young, but the greatness you created will live on....so in a way you're immortal
This is one of the most beautiful etudes. My favourite pianist are Glenn Gould and Cziffra, but I think this etude is more beautiful when Pollini is playing it.
So yesterday, I went Chopin at my local record store to buy a few classical tunes which were on my Liszt, but sadly I dropped them on the way Bach. I don't know why people are Haydn me for that but I think they probably can't Handel like me in that situation.
This etude is my favourit etude from Chopin to exercise and play on the piano!this etude is very very difficult to play but I love this etude to exercise on the piano because it is a beatiful piece! Also I love to play etude from Chopin c-dur Op10No1 and op10No12 ,both are also very difficult but very beatiful music pieces!
Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso became a great raeson for people out there who weren't into clasical music at all. Why are you guys so irritated by the fact that this piece became popular after the show? I've been playing piano for 11 years now and when this anime started airing a year ago, I felt like there was finally something that is TRULY about classical music and has lots of high quality pieces along with the underrated ones. I was happy indeed. But when I listen these pieces I see the comments of Shigatsu wa kimi no uso fans, and that shows me that this show has succeeded at their achievement. They made people love classical music and learn about musicians such as Chopin, Rachmaninov, Ravel and others. You should be glad that the population of classical music fans are increasing. Stop being a hipster and just enjoy your music.
I found myself entranced with that anime because I have also played piano for 13 years. The renditions in it convey perfectly the emotions and mental imagery intended for each scene. Chopin was definitely a good choice for the level of beauty and sadness of that story.
Arturia Pendragon I bought a violin 2 months ago and am learning it now. It has been much more challenging than guitar or organ. But it is easily one of the most expressive instruments available, so I feel compelled.
Claudriel As a classically trained pianist, I was ecstatic that YLIA was exposing the incredible medium of classical music to a larger audience. What I am not happy about is that there are now tons of music "experts" roaming around online criticizing musicians on baseless claims. To be very honest, YLIA is over dramatized. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but in real life there are no swirling colors or flower petals when people play. It's the music alone that reaches you. Too many people are viewing the music through an "anime" lense. Take for example the Chopin ballade. It's an incredibly complex song filled with such depth of feeling, yet people are running around calling it "Kousei and Kaori's love song." No. You cannot denote such a complicated piece to something as mundane as a love song. Chopin's ballade does not "belong" to two fictional teenage characters. To chain that song down to something like that is an insult to what Chopin was trying to convey. Yes, music can move you, but to blindly criticize people miles more talented than you because their music did not have the same impact as an overly romanticized version from the show is not ok. Classical music is not meant to be romanticized. It is meant to be appreciated as is, with the music speaking, plain and simple.
Me studying this for the 100th time: let's go, in and out, 20 minutes adventure 2 hours later... btw thanks a lot for uploading this, it helps me a lot when I'm studying, I think that Pollini's performance is perfect!
I can imagine someone with Godowsky's gift of transcription arranging John Williams' "Evil Empire" theme in Chopinesque garb. Williams once acknowledged he listened to classical music for inspiration in writing his scores so perhaps it's no coincidence that I heard echoes of this piece whenever I watched Darth Vader make his grand entrance back in the day.
in your lie in April, I watch kousei play this, but honestly, I've loved this song since forever, and when I saw it in one of my favorite animes, I flipped!
I've been playing the piano since I was 3 years old (my parents force me) and I'm an anime fan, so when I was watching Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, I was like, "cool! I'm gonna cosplay as one of them and learn one of their pieces!" I had already started playing Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.4 (Aiza's piece) before I even began watching the anime anyways. Emi's piece sounded really cool, so now I'm gonna start learning it... :| (btw in my opinion Emi's piece is a fuck ton harder than Aiza's)
Chopin played small, private concerts only. I’d like to imagine that Chopin decided to start the etude with those slow, quiet beats just to make his patrons think it was going to be a little pretty slow piece so as to then knock them out of their seats by immediately kicking into the *highest-* goddamn gear, out of nowhere. Cheeky Chopin.
0:23 Chopin, master of trolling, making the biggest beat drop of 1836 lol.
Chopin did NOT write the slow intro to Op 25 No 11. It was added by a pianist.
Cosmic Plasmachill may you specify which pianist- because i think chopin was a pianist lol ;)
@Elzar thank you
But Chopin didn't originally write the begins measures, was a recommendation from a friend, the Chopin's Etudes are Technical pieces, need to be played like a Study, Is not a "musical piece" I mean they don't have the free of rubato interpretation like a Ballade or a Mazurka
"Winter Wind"? More like "Winter Tornado."
ohh I have to agree about it 〰LOL
No this is how winter wind feels in poland
Winter Blizzard 🤣
Lol🤣🤣
Winter gale (BONK
When your teacher asks you to select a piece based on the first line.
😂😂
This song is analogous to a college semester. First two weeks, really easy, and is just a sick joke for when the storm of work hits. And no college semester would be complete without it all coming to a a climax. And suddenly, it's all over.
Troy Giordano same with anything new
gay
Jonah Holmes wtf
"song"?
@@esquibelle , Its not a song but a piece.
Just heard Pollini play this as the third encore in a concert today. What a legend.
You are so lucky. Where did you see him perform?
Third encore wtf that’s just another concert lol
wrong no a legend Pollini is a Notoriety it's not the same thing
@@alainspiteri502it’s legend
I can play it from 0:00 to 0:21
Don't have to show off !!!!
Don't have to show off !!!!
Same
Weirdly enough that bit is nowhere near as easy as people assume.
@@PianoDreams Yes, the phrasing is quite difficult.
I came here because I'm a fan of Chopin
Me too
🙋♀️
wow
I came here because of Your Lie In April. And now I'm a fan of Chopin.
Same 😀😂
I was half asleep until the "winter winds" came in. My phone was in full volume ;u;
as was mine! I about had a heart attack.
Question: this is in a minor.
What had Chopin hath in mind when composing this?
Perhaps an empty land of Poland where tempest swept through?
Headphones?
Oggi, 23 marzo 2024 è morto il più grande interprete di questo difficilissimo studio di Chopin. RIP❣️❣️❣️🙏
Dear "Shigatsu Kimi No Uso" Fans,
Now that you've probably listened to the entire soundtrack of pieces played in the anime, it's highly suggested that you look on spotify and youtube to explore other forms of classical music! There's such a wide range to explore, other than the small range of romantic era piano and violin music that the anime covers! There's so much more violin and piano repertoire to listen to, and start looking into chamber music pieces, symphonies, concertos... And not just from the 1800s. Handel's Messiah is legendary, Bach's cello suites and piano preludes set the standard for future musicians, Mahler's symphonies are incredibly stunning, Shostakovich has a broad range of symphonies and famous string quartets, Shumann wrote beautiful piano quartets, Ravel's string quartet is extremely expressive... there's just so much more to see!
+Queen Kirlia Or like me, fall in love with classical music, watch an anime on classical music (Nodame Cantabile), fall in love all over again and start searching for other animes on classical music but never find one worth falling in love with. Switch back to listening to classical music and hope for another anime on classical music better than dummass shite like "Shigatsu Kimi No Uso" and "La Corda D'Oro"
+Queen Kirlia The romantic era is the best and I've been listening to classical music for 8 years.
Ako Tai gurl have you listened to french impressionistic composers tho
Yes, If you are talking Debussy and Ravel.
Ako Tai then how are you not in love with that?!
My favourite interpreter of Chopin... Pollini is great :)
I love the power and strength of Pollini's interpretations
and very clean!
I'm so love this one of chopin. Difficult, unique, chopin made it wonderfully.
Every time i hear the bam after the soft music i smile because its so beautifull
How can you deny this music?! Nothing I've ever listen to can match the raw emotion and feeling of classical, especially the piano.
3:11 clever Chopin briefly recreating the main melody for the last time using the bass ^
This piece is a practice for all of my old keys
I think Pollini's Chopin is the best. Especially in case of etudes..
Su-Young Youn Agree with you :)
I think he's great, but I prefer Argerich when it comes to being decise like in Polonaises
Yes, absolutely. He is the best.
@@davideranieri5553 In my personal opinion Kissin was one of, uf not the greatest interpreter of polonaise in A flat
Pollini has the best etudes, Zimerman has the best Ballades, and I prefer Rubinstein for Polonaises and Nocturnes.
Pollini’s performance of this étude cannot be topped. I have heard it innumerable times by many great pianists and this is definitely the best.
I totally agree!
Cziffra’s and cortot’s 100% are superior
My teacher used to say: "You can play at Pollini's speed. Or you can play with Pollini's strength. You can't do both."
The clarity is amazing. For this particular etude, Lhevinne played the very best version ; extremely elegant and very passionate, and of course note perfect
I agree totally: This finger power in every single not takes a certain time, but you can see that it lasts longer in memory than f.ex. Lang Lang.
0:21 Pianist: CHOPIN WHAT A SCAM THIS IS EASY
Chopin: THAT'S IT!! FEEL MY WRATH
Pianist: *flips page and has a heart attack*
Rip to this legend of the piano
My favorite performer on this etude... This performance by Pollini is freaking AWESOME... It's such an amazing composition - Chopin is the best, and this performance really does it justice. Awesomeness... :-)
Thanks, Jan. I forgot about Pollini. I totally agree - this is a phenomenal interpretation of an extraordinary piece of music - unforgettable.
I can't believe someone created this. Wow. And I must have heard this for the first time 10 years ago.
Operated my left arm this week. After 3 days I have memorised the first downward run of the right hand. And my left can even play the first 8 notes :)
My neighbors must love me.
Definitely my favourite. This was in my recommended after trying to play Bach prelude VI. I think youtube thinks I must have come a long way from a few minutes ago 🤣
Chopin's etudes are one of my most favorite pieces to hear. Honestly, "Winter Wind" has got to be one of my TOP songs to listen to and play. He is one shining introvert even till this day...
Pollini is great ...
Strangely, I don't think of winter when I hear it. I feel instead the power and emotion. I suppose that's what Chopin meant by winter storm... The power and passion of a winter storm. And strangely enough, when the song first starts and it goes from that slow, lonely beat to the intensity, I get chills. This song is a winter storm itself, not an interpretation of one. That's what Chopin meant by winter storm.
+teacup4561 Chopin didn't name any of his Etudes though. People or publishers just made nicknames for them. That's probably the interpretation of the publishers.
When you listen to Chopin, you do not see his feelings in the music, but your own feelings mirrored.
I always thought of it as not necessarily a big storm but when the wind is bitter cold and you are just trying to find your way home. It’s Interesting how differently it’s interpreted though.
Come on people, Chopin did not make any of the nicknames. This piece is just OP 25 no 11
This piece is among the most beautiful pieces I have heard. Chopin is an absolute genius and his pieces are gorgeous. There are a lot of other great composers out there, though, so if you're here because of your lie in april, it might be nice to find other classical music other than what they showed in the anime. Music is an endless journey that you will never get sick of, and theres so much to offer.
Cudowna muzyka genialnego Chopina, boskie wykonanie. ❤️
This is one of the most exhausting Chopin etude, completed with the octave one. Pollini plays it with such an amazing articulation...
WARNING! grab a coat and some hot chocolate before listening to this!
I even sewed a seatbelt onto my coat for good measure
Diil Avery lol
Li Kevin I'd prefer a crimson kontusz with fox fur and a bottle of Chopin's rye in the hand ;)
BrianDMS *applaud
I would spill the hot chocolate all over myself. That's a bad idea.
Pollini is in absolute the best interpreter of Chopin's etudes!
He died today 😢
i love chopin so much! im such a big fan, i hope he comes to my city and holds a concert!!!!
yagiron cheynor Chopin is die
LL FINN LL oof
We should make time machine.
@@finnstyles that was the point 😞☝️
@@user-nk1to4in8m we should 🤝😈
Really sounds like a 'Winter Wind'!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!!!
This makes my hair stand up... I feel like I'm on every sound.
Awesome, Maurizio!! Nearly every note is clear, in place and forms part of an architecture that is carefully crafted
Everyone who tries to analyze etudes by Chopin (including me) understands that these pieces are musically one of the most genious pieces ever made.
Lol absolute not, “iNcLuiNdiNg mE” 😂
@@H1meno_ What? 😅
This song is so intense- it gets me fired up!
+teacup4561 I agree. Honestly, Chopin is just so awesome. It's amazing how when you play some of his etudes slowly, they don't seem to make sense, but when you put it all together it just works out somehow. One day I wish to be able to compose like Chopin - how he knows it will work out when you play it fast even though it sounds awkward when you play it slow.
+♫ Michael Jan's Music True!
Chopin is the man! This is the most beautiful piece I've ever heard. Chaos in order. Thank you sir, you died far too young, but the greatness you created will live on....so in a way you're immortal
This is one of the most beautiful etudes. My favourite pianist are Glenn Gould and Cziffra, but I think this etude is more beautiful when Pollini is playing it.
So yesterday, I went Chopin at my local record store to buy a few classical tunes which were on my Liszt, but sadly I dropped them on the way Bach. I don't know why people are Haydn me for that but I think they probably can't Handel like me in that situation.
That's beautiful
😂😂
I'm gonna steal this!
That almost made sense.
This made my day
This etude is my favourit etude from Chopin to exercise and play on the piano!this etude is very very difficult to play but I love this etude to exercise on the piano because it is a beatiful piece!
Also I love to play etude from Chopin c-dur
Op10No1 and op10No12 ,both are also very difficult but very beatiful music pieces!
Aha here it is! I finally find it on youtube. It's my favorite version of Op.25 No.11. Maurizio performed it perfectly.
Fascinating! The Greatest!
One of the best pieces of music ever written. Chopin music is very difficult to play. He was very talented.
I was like “Oh yeah nice calm opening” then I fell off my chair when that fast part started
Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso became a great raeson for people out there who weren't into clasical music at all. Why are you guys so irritated by the fact that this piece became popular after the show? I've been playing piano for 11 years now and when this anime started airing a year ago, I felt like there was finally something that is TRULY about classical music and has lots of high quality pieces along with the underrated ones. I was happy indeed. But when I listen these pieces I see the comments of Shigatsu wa kimi no uso fans, and that shows me that this show has succeeded at their achievement. They made people love classical music and learn about musicians such as Chopin, Rachmaninov, Ravel and others. You should be glad that the population of classical music fans are increasing. Stop being a hipster and just enjoy your music.
I found myself entranced with that anime because I have also played piano for 13 years. The renditions in it convey perfectly the emotions and mental imagery intended for each scene. Chopin was definitely a good choice for the level of beauty and sadness of that story.
Claudriel i played violin for 10 years and this anime hit home real hard in a lot of various spots
Arturia Pendragon I bought a violin 2 months ago and am learning it now. It has been much more challenging than guitar or organ. But it is easily one of the most expressive instruments available, so I feel compelled.
Claudriel As a classically trained pianist, I was ecstatic that YLIA was exposing the incredible medium of classical music to a larger audience. What I am not happy about is that there are now tons of music "experts" roaming around online criticizing musicians on baseless claims. To be very honest, YLIA is over dramatized. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but in real life there are no swirling colors or flower petals when people play. It's the music alone that reaches you. Too many people are viewing the music through an "anime" lense. Take for example the Chopin ballade. It's an incredibly complex song filled with such depth of feeling, yet people are running around calling it "Kousei and Kaori's love song." No. You cannot denote such a complicated piece to something as mundane as a love song. Chopin's ballade does not "belong" to two fictional teenage characters. To chain that song down to something like that is an insult to what Chopin was trying to convey. Yes, music can move you, but to blindly criticize people miles more talented than you because their music did not have the same impact as an overly romanticized version from the show is not ok. Classical music is not meant to be romanticized. It is meant to be appreciated as is, with the music speaking, plain and simple.
Claudriel Because anime sucks dick and it took that garbage for you weeb people to appreciate this masterpiece
The hardest Chopin’s etude. And my favorite interpretation! I can hear real winter wind, listening to this.
@@Lucacarrara3173, 25-6, 10-2 and 10-8 are easy. I played them all 2 months ago
@@archibotgd9466 25. 6 definitely not easy, maybe the other ones. I'm playing winter wind and 25-6 is harder
@@xavierwalsh4244, 25-6 is easier, I’ve spent about 1 week to learn it. 25-11 is much harder...
I've played 25 no 6, and currently am learning winter wind. Both are very challenging but personally op 11(this piece!) is harder
Me studying this for the 100th time: let's go, in and out, 20 minutes adventure
2 hours later...
btw thanks a lot for uploading this, it helps me a lot when I'm studying, I think that Pollini's performance is perfect!
My favourite etude😍
Musically and the piano playing the best best best
Браво! Гениален Шопен! Восхитительное исполнение!
Let it ring.
SowhaK HIBIKE!!
let me hate Arima Kousei
Abrahán De Labastida maybe.
+SowhaK will my electric triangle reach them?
+SowhaK Her anger and her loneliness...
Perfect equilibrium between harsh wind and assertive melody.
This is dreamlike, I love it.
I am shivering !
I can imagine someone with Godowsky's gift of transcription arranging John Williams' "Evil Empire" theme in Chopinesque garb. Williams once acknowledged he listened to classical music for inspiration in writing his scores so perhaps it's no coincidence that I heard echoes of this piece whenever I watched Darth Vader make his grand entrance back in the day.
this is the perfection
Feeling the chill of Winter wind!
Chopin really trolled us the first 22 seconds 😂
Pollini dances across the keys w/such delicacy ~ A true maestro of piano
rest in peace pollini ❤
RIP Maestro Pollini 🥀
Currently learning this exciting piece. Gotta say Chopin was an absolute madman.
I'm knackered listening to this let alone playing. Now thats what you call a cardio workout
I feel like 7 years of the playing the piano won't be enough to play this
That part > starting from 3.12 is so amazing.
Pollini on the top
flawless
:-) and then you had quite the surprise yes ? definitely one of my faves !
Pollini never fails. The greatest piano engineer. Constructor of so many musical spaces. And sometimes he can surprise.
Why are you reading this? enjoy the awesome piece above
No, thanks. I'll just keep scrolling down I guess. :). Kidding ofc. I'm only here b/c this is one o my favorite etudes.
Omar why did you write this? You should have payed attention to the piece!
@@dimitriskritas3423 Speak for yourself~
@@primeartonline-pianocovers1535 You too... As for me I'm writing after finishing the étude and thus beating the system.
Ξενοφώντας Σούλης Good point, but you didn’t hit the replay button while doing so and thus not paying attention to the piece. Checkmate.
Grande Pollini! !!!bravo!!!.estupendo alumno del mas grande chopiniano de todos los tiempos. Dinu Lipatti. 🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃
Well I learned the piece... :)
can almost play up to tempo... ;)
thought I wasn't doing too badly for once... :D
came here and was like "oh crap". XD
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 맨처음에 안들려서 스피커 소리가 작은가 싶어서 귀에 대고 있다가 심장 떨어지는줄 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ 저도 이거 처음에 치고있다가 쌤이 치는거니 마는거니라면서 방에 들어오셨어요 ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅎㅋ
Awesome 👍
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's the classical that Emma Darwin( Jennifer Connelly) plays at the movie "Creation". It was because of it that I started to love classical music.
"This piece is easy!" said no one ever :P
This piece is an easy
way to break your right hand fingers
Well the first four bars are :)
“This piece is easy!” -Ling Ling
Liszt: Hold the beer..
omggg I lovee thisss I've been playing piano since I was 7 and I'm rlly good at it rn I'm like trying to learn this one tho but UGGHHHHH LOVEEE ITTT
People in Chicago are blasting this right now.
in your lie in April, I watch kousei play this, but honestly, I've loved this song since forever, and when I saw it in one of my favorite animes, I flipped!
+brianna white But it was not Kousei that played this in the show..
Emi?
Yesh.
+Claudriel He did in the last episode I think
+yoshi zilla nah it was Emi
テンポ感がちょうどいい。
Thats my Jam
왼손 박자 미쳤네 어떻게 이렇게 정확하게 악보에 나와있는 그대로 칠 수 있는거지;;
Amazing. I preferred Yeol Eum Sons version but now I've got a new absolute favorite version.
Exactly my experience!
That opening is so touching
I like the strong Am part but I love the Em part; it sounds more calm and dark like the winter wind at night
"winter wind" more like "winter category 10 hurricane"
Nuclear annihilation mega tsunami supervolcano mudflood "the destruction of Tartaria" hurricane tornado blizzard forest fire category 10000000
One of the top 3 hardest Chopin etudes...
Pollini is the best for thé studies specially this one👍
Great!
진짜 존나 잘친다 쇼팽 에튀드는 폴리니가 갑인듯
This totally blows away any winter wind I came across before.
wtf i actually got goosebumps.
I've been playing the piano since I was 3 years old (my parents force me) and I'm an anime fan, so when I was watching Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, I was like, "cool! I'm gonna cosplay as one of them and learn one of their pieces!" I had already started playing Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.4 (Aiza's piece) before I even began watching the anime anyways. Emi's piece sounded really cool, so now I'm gonna start learning it... :| (btw in my opinion Emi's piece is a fuck ton harder than Aiza's)
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