This is my favorite piano piece ever, Chopin's opus 64 no 2 being second. Your timing and pace are perfect; I absolutely love this. I can't stand rushed interpretations. I can feel the ebb and flow of the tempo and the ever so slight pregnant pause between some notes, just long enough to give anticipation without a hint of rushing or blindly following the tempo as written.
@@dgcmusi surely to properly learn the piece and tempo. My teacher also won't let me play with rubato unless I know the piece at a 100%. It's pretty common if you are a student...
This is the thing about Chopin. His music is loaded with emotions, and still there is enough room for your own emotional side. It is a bit like living in a world of feeling. Absolutely amazing ❤
Brilhante performance! Uma das mais belas músicas que já ouvi! Obrigado por tocar com tanto sentimento e por compartilhar esta valsa maravilhosa do Eterno Chopin.
I love this Chopin waltz - so beautifully played, nice tempo and rubato - it breathes naturally. I was trying to learn this piece a long time ago and want to pick it up again. Thank you so much for sharing this.
...mi vals preferido de chopin aunque siempre me decante por los nocturnos pero este vals brillante es alegre con fondo melancólico... no había oído ninguno en youtube expresado así, tan chopin.
love this waltz and am learning it now. I signed up for your Patreon channel. Like Others have said,I’d love to see your tutorial on this-i’ve seen other tutorials which you have done on other pieces that are excellent and very helpful! thank you!
you are the only pianists on all of youtube, no matter how famous, rubinstein, hoffman, whatever. they don’t play the 8th measure like that. i do because my edition is like that but every edition you commonly find has extra notes on top which obscure the voice. I find it astonishing that no one plays it this way. It’s the way Henle does it. it’s also the way the very first edition is. i don’t know what the deal is but i concluded that this sounded better.
I recently began playing pieces with 2 melodies like Gurlitt has (In The Garden and Murmuring Book), 2 melodies in 1 hand. It's super awesome to learn and discover these marvellous piano techniques. How you are able to play these pieces like Chopin, Bach and Scarlatti is ridiculously amazing! Also, the pace of uploading these videos is amazing. Nothing but respect Paul, you are where I want to be. Work hard...
Hi Paul, I can't believe you posted this today. Just yesterday I was assigned this piece :) Love it. If you can maybe post a tutorial with few tricks and tips for this piece I would be immensely grateful :) Thank you :)
I´m so glad to listen your interpretation of this Chopin's waltz. It has so much texture and romanticism. Can you play for other video the Prelude of the Suite from the partita in E for violin by Bach transcription for piano by Rachmaninov. I would like to listen your interpretation on this prelude. My best regards Paul. Greetings from Costa Rica.
JANUSZ. Very Beautiful Lyrik Pianist aus meiner Heimatland my Favorite "Mazurek "of F.Chopin Wonderful ausgeführt von Paul Barton good for You. THANK YOU VERY MUCH RUclips UND GOOGLE UND VODAFONE. Viva servus Pa. 🎹💖
Struggling with my fat fingers on this piece. I notice Paul uses different fingering in one place than I have marked on my old Associated Board edition. On bars 37/38, the ascending sequence is marked as 2 1 2 3 (5,3) (4,2). But it doesn't seem to make much sense to me, to have to pass the thumb under finger 2, when you can cover everything from the G to the highest A without moving your hand?
Reima Kousei u know I’ve heard islamei many times but I still don’t know why it’s still known as “one of the more playable impossible pieces”. It’s hard Ik but it doesn’t sound as hard as others make it out to be at least from hearing it.
Hi Paul. Just subscribed to your channel. I was wondering how long you've been playing the piano and did you take any formal lessons? Thank you for this channel btw.
how did you get such a beast in thailand? There is this new kawai vs10 that is 8,000 usd that looks quite amazing as a digital hybrid with real hammers. that might be my someday for now I have a mp7 which is ok.
Sublime performance! I am wondering if you could give me the places in which the pedal should be pressed and released since my copy of the music does not have the pedals in. Thank you very much!
Olha o andamento meu amigo! Reveja seus estudos de piano! Preste antenção nos compassos! Tudo em Chopin era delicado. Ouça Brailowsky e aprenda definitivamente como tocar essa valsa. Parece que está correndo com medo de perder o último trem para Auschwitz. Coisa lamentável. Essa valsa requer muita delicadeza na sua interpretação, pianíssimos à altura da composição. Essa valsa por si só fala de si! Quem sabe tocar e exprimir o espírito de Chopin que o faça. Quem não sabe ou não estar preparado por favor abandone o piano e o palco. Lamentável essa interpretação. O que diria Chopin?
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Wonderful waltz, showing the polish side of this genuine composer.
This is my favorite piano piece ever, Chopin's opus 64 no 2 being second. Your timing and pace are perfect; I absolutely love this. I can't stand rushed interpretations. I can feel the ebb and flow of the tempo and the ever so slight pregnant pause between some notes, just long enough to give anticipation without a hint of rushing or blindly following the tempo as written.
How about the ballade n1?
....Chopin played with a lot of Rubato....yet made his students play in strict time....Ive always wondered why...Have you ever read why ?
@@dennismartinez9932 and nocturne in c minor op 48 no 1
@@dgcmusi surely to properly learn the piece and tempo. My teacher also won't let me play with rubato unless I know the piece at a 100%. It's pretty common if you are a student...
@idrunn8764 You took the words out of my mouth
When I hear Chopin waltzes played like this, it seems so personal and speaks to me as if it was composed just for me... love this interpretation!!!
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This is the thing about Chopin. His music is loaded with emotions, and still there is enough room for your own emotional side. It is a bit like living in a world of feeling. Absolutely amazing ❤
I love your delicate, elegant and perfected trills ... they add such mesmerizing beauty to this already magical masterpiece! Bravo!
I love Chopin’s waltz. I just started learning and today took my first video of this piece. I will keep learning. Thank you.
I absolutely love Chopin's "waltzes"
I played almost all of them except this one lol
Cup cap
Cup this is probably the most beautiful waltz of his to me
Kaori Miyazono why is ur name kaori but ur profile pic is a piano😂
Fully agreed. I can’t commit to any other piece because there is always one more waltz I want to learn before I’m satisfied
just a reminder that Paul Barton's patreon only has 17 patrons...
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0:52 That is so beautiful.
Brilliant performance and yet u offer a free product, the world just lucky u exist master Barton
Brilhante performance! Uma das mais belas músicas que já ouvi! Obrigado por tocar com tanto sentimento e por compartilhar esta valsa maravilhosa do Eterno Chopin.
I love this Chopin waltz - so beautifully played, nice tempo and rubato - it breathes naturally. I was trying to learn this piece a long time ago and want to pick it up again. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Such a perfect timing for me. i'm currently learning this, thank you Paul and i really like that tempo
Me too, it's a hard piece for me
Currently practicing this beautiful piece. Your playing is inspiring.
Just lovely. Thank-you, it left me with a sweet sense of peace. God bless.
...mi vals preferido de chopin aunque siempre me decante por los nocturnos pero este vals brillante es alegre con fondo melancólico... no había oído ninguno en youtube expresado así, tan chopin.
It's genius how he decided to flip the hands in the intro. The bass sound taking lead sounds so pleasant with the right hand complementing.
He didn't flip them. Unless you mean Chopin himself lol
@@salut1810 Of course I was talking about Chopin 😑
@@DettolObsessed haha yeah I figured
love this waltz and am learning it now. I signed up for your Patreon channel. Like Others have said,I’d love to see your tutorial on this-i’ve seen other tutorials which you have done on other pieces that are excellent and very helpful! thank you!
you are the only pianists on all of youtube, no matter how famous, rubinstein, hoffman, whatever. they don’t play the 8th measure like that. i do because my edition is like that but every edition you commonly find has extra notes on top which obscure the voice. I find it astonishing that no one plays it this way. It’s the way Henle does it. it’s also the way the very first edition is. i don’t know what the deal is but i concluded that this sounded better.
I recently began playing pieces with 2 melodies like Gurlitt has (In The Garden and Murmuring Book), 2 melodies in 1 hand. It's super awesome to learn and discover these marvellous piano techniques. How you are able to play these pieces like Chopin, Bach and Scarlatti is ridiculously amazing! Also, the pace of uploading these videos is amazing. Nothing but respect Paul, you are where I want to be. Work hard...
Arcydzieło, rewelacja ! Chopinie, geniuszu ❤️
I enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing, Paul. Bravo!
Is beautiful this waltz ,the sound is so amazing 😊
I'm learning this song currently and it is very hard to find the right fingerings.
Fantastic playing of Chopin.....I am hard at study with this beautiful piece.
One of my favorite Chopin waltzes! I love the way you played it!! I have played it but never seriously
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Wonderfully played, this was played with feeling !
I always play this to fall asleep 💤
Hi Paul, I can't believe you posted this today. Just yesterday I was assigned this piece :) Love it. If you can maybe post a tutorial with few tricks and tips for this piece I would be immensely grateful :) Thank you :)
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I´m so glad to listen your interpretation of this Chopin's waltz. It has so much texture and romanticism.
Can you play for other video the Prelude of the Suite from the partita in E for violin by Bach transcription for piano by Rachmaninov. I would like to listen your interpretation on this prelude.
My best regards Paul.
Greetings from Costa Rica.
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También soy de costa Rica saludos :)
learning this
impressively splendid!
absolutely amazing paul! thank you!
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@@itsia95 wtf?
@@xiid-27-dianshinta84 just looking through the comments and replying
I love this sooo much!
I just started learning this waltz and I'm already in love with it
I absolutely love Chopin Waltz
JANUSZ. Very Beautiful Lyrik Pianist aus meiner Heimatland my Favorite "Mazurek "of F.Chopin Wonderful ausgeführt von Paul Barton good for You. THANK YOU VERY MUCH RUclips UND GOOGLE UND VODAFONE. Viva servus Pa. 🎹💖
Beautiful
so beautiful
love this music
magnifique...
Mi vals favorito!! Sublime Chopin!
Is left hand melody?
Yes
@@XSYZ7 Thanks
extraordinary!
This piece make my cry
Paul, Thank you so much! Thank you!
BEAUTIFUL
Struggling with my fat fingers on this piece. I notice Paul uses different fingering in one place than I have marked on my old Associated Board edition. On bars 37/38, the ascending sequence is marked as 2 1 2 3 (5,3) (4,2). But it doesn't seem to make much sense to me, to have to pass the thumb under finger 2, when you can cover everything from the G to the highest A without moving your hand?
Unless you are a professional player the suggestions are just suggestions. Do what fits you best. Not all people have the same hands.
can you do Chopin waltz op42 too? love your interpretation
Bonjour amis pianistes, sauriez vous m'indiquer quel est le degrés de difficulté de cette pièce sur 5?
0:47 es muy bello
0:36
0:50
1:09
Can you play "Mazeppa", the virtuose Liszt piece ? And make a fantastic tutorial ?
Thanks and great job
Balancoire 13 Mazzepa ? you want him to break his two hands ?
@@wankilstudiomaquettes1544 he played Islamey, and Islamey is more difficult
Reima Kousei u know I’ve heard islamei many times but I still don’t know why it’s still known as “one of the more playable impossible pieces”. It’s hard Ik but it doesn’t sound as hard as others make it out to be at least from hearing it.
OP.34 No 2 Insuperable Chopin!
beautiful
I love this
Hi, in the second bar, it's possible that the thumb finger touch the F key and after touch the G key, it's correct the digitalization?
Thank you. it was like a dream
Thanks!! Beautiful!
Beautiful 👏
Hi Paul. Just subscribed to your channel. I was wondering how long you've been playing the piano and did you take any formal lessons? Thank you for this channel btw.
yep, i'm learning this peice
how did you get such a beast in thailand? There is this new kawai vs10 that is 8,000 usd that looks quite amazing as a digital hybrid with real hammers. that might be my someday for now I have a mp7 which is ok.
Anyone recall hearing this on Telstra call waiting in Australia?
Daniel Librio wow I wish they play that here for waiting music😂
Paul, is that D in the melody at 0:19 and 5:36 from a specific edition of the song? Not used to it :)
look at this video. At 6 minutes Katsaris explains about the moment you comment here: ruclips.net/video/exRa1dRndTU/видео.html
Igorr's "Corpus Tristis" brought me here :)
Mi vals favorito
superb!
Beautiful as always. The pedal noise is a little distracting. Probably a mic issue.
My teacher loves this piece, but i prefer the waltz from op 69 no 2. I think chopin did better in that one even though this piece is wonderful
0:36
Very good
This piece is best represented on Daniel Hake Classical Guitar. Just Google it and you you'll see.
Very Nice bro😘😘
0:05
Sublime performance! I am wondering if you could give me the places in which the pedal should be pressed and released since my copy of the music does not have the pedals in. Thank you very much!
00:13
좋아요~
Paullll please do nocturne c minor op 48 no 1 ..... pleaseeee 😎😎😒
El Titon Lopez that would certainly be interesting !!!
0:57 - 1:02 butifel
좋아요!♡♡
Brillante??? Che funghi usi?
wow
I absolutely love Chopin's " Waltz"
Can you make a video on the polonaise is a flat major?
good
Can you do une barque sur l'ocean ?????????????????
Yeah ?
joli
Chopin fue un Dios y discutiré a muerte con quien opine lo contrario.
I must play this slower at the moment I`m playing as if it was a express train
Interesting... you slow down in spots where I speed up and vice versa! Made for an interesting and slightly jarring listening! :)
Brett Breet I really wanna compare hear them. Is there any way I could hear you play?
You are perfect
Thankz
Masterpiece. Fine interpretation. Nice view.
Tempo just a bit slow perhaps. But still a lovely performance.
Boo you’re stupid
The tempo is Lento not Allegro Vivace. Read the sheet first!
Hi Paul, I was wondering if you could play La Campanella by Liszt
Falta ligar en mano derecha compases 65 y 66 y todas las repeticiones de lo mismo-
compases quise decir
Very sad waltz...
720th!
Olha o andamento meu amigo! Reveja seus estudos de piano! Preste antenção nos compassos! Tudo em Chopin era delicado. Ouça Brailowsky e aprenda definitivamente como tocar essa valsa. Parece que está correndo com medo de perder o último trem para Auschwitz. Coisa lamentável. Essa valsa requer muita delicadeza na sua interpretação, pianíssimos à altura da composição. Essa valsa por si só fala de si! Quem sabe tocar e exprimir o espírito de Chopin que o faça. Quem não sabe ou não estar preparado por favor abandone o piano e o palco. Lamentável essa interpretação. O que diria Chopin?
I find this draggy. It strikes me as just too slow. It's a waltz.
00:12
beautiful!!