Frédéric Chopin - Nocturne in F Minor, Op. 55, No. 1
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Composed in 1842-1844, the F minor nocturne has an average duration of about 5 minutes. The piece has been played by many famous pianists.
The piece is in ternary form (ABA). Its main theme has a slow 4/4 with a heavy, steady crotchet beat. It starts with the main theme which repeats once with only minor variations. The right hand plays a slow melody and the left hand accompanies with a bass note and then a chord, in crotchets. The second section is then played with, again, the right-hand playing the melody and the left-hand accompanying with bass notes and a chord. Although there are occasional changes to this pattern, for example the left-hand plays a sustained minim with a crotchet chord above. The main theme then comes back in with some variations to the first two times it was played: a triplet phrase is added to the 3rd bar of the section. The second section is again repeated with no variations, followed immediately by the first section again with the triplet sequence.
A tempo change to più mosso speeds up the piece. It starts off with some fast, triplet quavers and then three loud (forte) chords. This then repeats three further times until a completely new section comes in with a melody in the right hand and triplet broken chords in the left (see score on right). A descending scale and some large chords completes this section and leads it onto the first theme again.
There is then a large variation on the first theme where the main tune is played with other notes in between. There is then a large section of arpeggios and finishing off on 6 final chords. Modulating to the parallel key of F major for an interrupted final caddence.
There are two short chorales. The first, at bars 71-72 marks the transition from B section back to A, while the second, at 98-101, concludes the piece, in F major.
The piece was described by Frederick Niecks (Chopin's biographer) as: "we will note only the flebile (feeble) dolcezza of the first and the last section, and the inferiority of the more impassioned middle section". Allmusic is more flattering: The melody has a "bittersweet tang", the B section "dramatic and anxious" culminating in an "exciting stretto", the whole "an effective entry-level piece for those players and listeners seeking a clear glimpse of the composer's basic style."
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BEST NOCTURNE EVER
Franz Liszt-Chopin I find it very hard to pick I favourite Chopin piece, let alone nocturne. I love all of Chopin so much
My favourite is Op.48 No.1
What fuckibg nocturnes have u listened to?! You must have just listened to like two shitty ones in b flat minkr or something that no one has heard of before. This is literally the most boring droning, repetitive shit I've ever heard smh 😴. The harmony sounds like my fucking nans corpse dragging along the ground to the cemetery, the melody is about as interesting as my nans long ass funeral, and the whole thing feels the need to drag on for 5 fucking minutes. Pile of absolute shit if u ask me. Best nocturne MY FUCKING ASS!!!!!!!
Aldo Ringo I’ve listened to Field’s, Chopin’s, Liszt’s Notturnos, Satie’s, Grieg’s, Respighi’s Notturno and many others, to answer your question. If you think this is too repetitive and boring, go back to your Despacito, it’s much better surely :)
Gabin Dupuy He edited his comment just to disrespect his ancestors to us lol
Good work. I like to much this nocturne!!
I am learning this piece, i will edit the comment everday.
1st day: 0:00 to 1:04✔
2nd day: 1:04 to 1:44✔
3rd day: 1:44 to 3:02✔
4th day: 3:02 to 3:20✔
it is going well?
@@aleksanderkalicki5518 yeah man, thanks. Just had to give it a break...
@@user-sm5cb4yv2h Good luck, i’ve been working this piece for the past week and it’s quite tricky at the end
fantastic channel!
OMG! I have been waiting for this for so long. And you uploaded it! Thanks for this! The sound, dynamics and quality is great! And also love those trills! Carry on! I believe that you can surpass pianoREADER, pianoczarx one day. Your piano quality is really good! Are these midis played by you?
I made some of them, and thank you Mozart:)
Chopinist Mozart??
Perhaps you will be the new Mozart, your compositions are wonderful.
Chopinist 😲😲😲 Thank you very much. 😊😊But i can't be like mozart even with a thousand lives😜. Anyway, thanks for the compliment. The appreciation of my composition from u guys is what keeps me going. I really feel happy to know that people like what i create.
I agree, the quality in your videos is almost unbeatable
This is perfect for my music composition!! Thanks for sharing this!!! Got a new Follower :)
Really beautiful, can you do Mazurka in d flat major allegro ma non troppo please. I like that piece very much, but can't find it on synthesia on yt , so with you'r quality that will be great. Already subed, liked ☺
Just mastered it. Took me 2 months.
sounds reasonable
Really nice, thank you ! Is it possible to have the synthesia midi file uploaded ? ti'd be much easier to learn with it.
Estar sumamente jodido es lo que nos acerca a la divinidad
Why is it so hard for people to put the keys down i dont want to see where the note is going to play i want to see the letter of what note to hit
Sheet music exists for a reason...
This sounds like that one meme song.
For damaged coda (Evil morty theme)
The Evil morty theme is actually based on this song
same chords
The new moonlight sonata, maybe?
nice Alexander pic