Chopin is the greatest composer for piano of all time, plain and simple. The emotional depth of his music is awe inspiring. It is a translation of indescribable and unspeakable feeling that is ultimately transcendent.
I could go on forever talking about how much I love Chopin, but I don’t actually know what it is i love about him. I think it’s how held back, restrained and intimate he is, if you compare Chopin to Liszt (which is a common comparison) they both lived in the same era, they were both very very talented and the were both recognised across Europe. However, if you compare their work, they are so different. Liszt is absolutely crazy, I mean his work is just manic, but then you listen to Chopin and it is just sublime, his way of writing and composing is so... elegant. He manages to make the most beautiful melodies out of literally anything and everything. Chopin’s music doesn’t have to be fast or slow or challenging or ‘showoff-y’ because literally everything he writes is fantastic. For example, listen to his prelude op. 28 no. 20, it’s very slow and mournful, but so beautiful and poetic. Then listen to his etude op. 25 no. 11, it’s very challenging and impressive, but it’s so beautiful at the same time. This is what I believe draws me towards Chopin. Liszt is capable of making pretty works, and there are some of his pieces I enjoy listening to, but the majority of his repertoire is way to much for me, Chopin’s repertoire is just brilliant through and through. This, I believe, is why I love Chopin so much and why, in my opinion, he is the pinnacle of not only piano literature, but classical music as a whole.❤️
Yeah but please listen to ballade no 1 and yeah when i see that is 10 minutes i was like what the f why is ten minutes but pls listen to it.It s one of the most good chopin pieces and listen to heroic polonaise
Time for you Maestro Lang to become a cinema star, put it this magic on cinema screens and let it worth. During the Covid pandemic isolation only phone dealers made a lot of good profits, ask them Chinese Huawei Company to borrow me the money so l could finance the project, if l could have all the money in the world I want, l would spend them on financing such projects, you can bet on it. You can try to build up the movie like a travel seeking for Chopin's story because...it worths a fortune still today, the struggle of a composer, his joy of being such a great entertainer
I can tell you one thing: I'm pretty good at playing the piano, but I've never applied myself to it 100%. I've had servont with the piano, "servont" meaning "gift from god", because I play by ear since the age of six and never had a lesson. I am determined to do whatever it takes to become as good as this guy, it might take me absolutely ages to do, but I will do it.
Yo añado al mismo nivel a Liszt y a Rachmaninov pero no se pueden dejar atrás a Bach, Beethoven o Mozart, los tres grandes porque sin ellos no se entiendería la historia del piano e igualmente sumo a esos otros a George Gershwin, Dave Brubeck o Dave Grusin por idénticos motivos que los tres anteriores. Ilustres todos. Personalmente me quedo con Chopin y Rachmaninov.
@@daph0307 I mean... he gives masterclasses at the world's most prestegious schools, he IS a genius. A one in a million pianist. He is no zimmermann. Not a great composer like chopin or liszt themselves. A great musician nontheless. Salieri was a genius. Mozart was just more of a genius.
@@the_court_jester666 I would not call that a genius. He is more demanded because of his technical abilities, he's a virtuoso I'd say. But still, he hasn't done something amazing to be called a genius.
Chopin is the greatest composer for piano of all time, plain and simple. The emotional depth of his music is awe inspiring. It is a translation of indescribable and unspeakable feeling that is ultimately transcendent.
i like the way he expresses his emotion and his passion for music
Li Lin pppppppppppppppppppppppp
Chopin is acctualy God for piano, if you listen to him you have to love everything from him, he's poet of the piano !!!
@Liam Nicholson yes he did
Liam Nicholson ever heard of etudes, ballades, nocturnes ?
@Liam Nicholson Are you high? Ever heard of Bach? WTC? Goldberg Variations? Suites? Partitas? Art of Fugue? 1000 other goldly pieces?
I could go on forever talking about how much I love Chopin, but I don’t actually know what it is i love about him. I think it’s how held back, restrained and intimate he is, if you compare Chopin to Liszt (which is a common comparison) they both lived in the same era, they were both very very talented and the were both recognised across Europe. However, if you compare their work, they are so different. Liszt is absolutely crazy, I mean his work is just manic, but then you listen to Chopin and it is just sublime, his way of writing and composing is so... elegant. He manages to make the most beautiful melodies out of literally anything and everything. Chopin’s music doesn’t have to be fast or slow or challenging or ‘showoff-y’ because literally everything he writes is fantastic. For example, listen to his prelude op. 28 no. 20, it’s very slow and mournful, but so beautiful and poetic. Then listen to his etude op. 25 no. 11, it’s very challenging and impressive, but it’s so beautiful at the same time.
This is what I believe draws me towards Chopin. Liszt is capable of making pretty works, and there are some of his pieces I enjoy listening to, but the majority of his repertoire is way to much for me, Chopin’s repertoire is just brilliant through and through.
This, I believe, is why I love Chopin so much and why, in my opinion, he is the pinnacle of not only piano literature, but classical music as a whole.❤️
Chopin is such a ...holy man. Brilliant, sensitive, gifted and ultimately, holy.
"Chopin is the greatest of them all, for with the piano alone he discovered everything."
- Claude Debussy
I think whoever disliked must had their screen upside down.
oh that's why i was thinking: how this piano don't fall of
Masterarrowkill2 Bingo !! : D
Hahahaha
True damage xDDD
@@thomsontom3161 eMoTi0nAl DaMaGe
One of the greatest pianist on the world
I love Chopin, especially his Etudes! (Well, I actually like all of Chopin's works).
Yeah but please listen to ballade no 1 and yeah when i see that is 10 minutes i was like what the f why is ten minutes but pls listen to it.It s one of the most good chopin pieces and listen to heroic polonaise
@@НиколайИлиев-э8в that's really short, considering it touches beyond what humanity itself could conceive.
My wife with Chopin
best way to get cucked.
Aha that's what I read on the title aha hah ah~~
Ramon Zeng yeah, it’s weird
So I wasn’t the only one lol-
@@sun-wo9vp it’s not funny
Love Lang Lang!
Is amazing how, in a very short life, Chopin gave so much Beauty to the world.....
Great vid lang lang you are a great pianist and one of the greatest chopin interpreters
Amazing !
GREAT pianist....RESPECT!!!
Nocturne No. 20 in C-sharp minor, Op. posth, which was featured in the Roman Polanski film The Pianist.
but from 0:23, Etude Op. 25, No. 11 in A minor "Winter Wind".
proud, i wanna be like u
Chopin contributed happiness and satisfaction to the world from his music....
Lang lang! :-)
You are amazing! What a gift! Hope to see you in Italy as soon as possible.
Anyone know where I can get that orange sweater he's wearing?
Mark Chavez try Taobao
Am I the only pianist that gets scared when I see Chopin scores?
Jokes aside Chopin’s pieces are truly amazing
Lang Lang, you are my hero
ahhh, so his posture forms a C for Chopin. Wonderful!
Quelle ascension ! Bravo mon LangLang ❤
everyone who disliked were like ‘dis i like’ and misinterpreted the dislike button.
I would love to hear you play ballades
Outstanding
Time for you Maestro Lang to become a cinema star, put it this magic on cinema screens and let it worth. During the Covid pandemic isolation only phone dealers made a lot of good profits, ask them Chinese Huawei Company to borrow me the money so l could finance the project, if l could have all the money in the world I want, l would spend them on financing such projects, you can bet on it. You can try to build up the movie like a travel seeking for Chopin's story because...it worths a fortune still today, the struggle of a composer, his joy of being such a great entertainer
extraordinario lang lang
Chopin is my bae.... 💕
i must look after lang lang!
NICE VIDEO OF LANG LANG
he has such a unique talent
太可爱了。好羡慕吉娜可以拥有郎朗😭
ビスケット コグマ same here. I’m so jealous of that girl..
Man winterwind make me emotional. My favorite piece...
o-0 it's really him I'm a fan
o-0 I'm only on für Elise half way.
Lang lang has special love for music in and education I am impressed
I like Lang Lang
Lang Lang acts like a clown
always one
Beutiful
I love iT 👍❤️
@OfficialLangLang I Am fine thank 😉
Eugh the best..
I can tell you one thing: I'm pretty good at playing the piano, but I've never applied myself to it 100%. I've had servont with the piano, "servont" meaning "gift from god", because I play by ear since the age of six and never had a lesson. I am determined to do whatever it takes to become as good as this guy, it might take me absolutely ages to do, but I will do it.
BeastmodeHBX ok
BeastmodeHBX well I mean even I have perfect pitch it's not that uncommon
You go!
You mean "savant"?
i think being a savant is different from simply having perfect pitch
I love playing his Etudes but after studying them I always think like fuck , why am I so dumb, why ist this so difficult
Tu joue Chopin comme un dieu ❤
Magnifique !!! ✨😌
He is great and smart
Lang Lang looks 47 at the age of 12. Now he looks 27 at the age of 39.
Chopins ballads
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌😘
que hermoso 😲😲😍😍😍😍😍😍
Nocturne is the most beautiful piece ......
Which one?
chopin is probably what he does best imo
When you hear Prokofiev you start to get disconnected :D
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️😂😂
👏👏 👐 I love Bach. However Lang Lang is so wonderful when he plays Chopin.
Es tan tranquilizador escuchar a Beethoven..
XD!
Chopin
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUPER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Such a great technic!
PS: if you click on my face, you can listen to a piece written after one of Chopin's lost waltz!
0:42 what piece is this???
winter wind
Yundi li:i m a chopin international champion
Yo añado al mismo nivel a Liszt y a Rachmaninov pero no se pueden dejar atrás a Bach, Beethoven o Mozart, los tres grandes porque sin ellos no se entiendería la historia del piano e igualmente sumo a esos otros a George Gershwin, Dave Brubeck o Dave Grusin por idénticos motivos que los tres anteriores. Ilustres todos. Personalmente me quedo con Chopin y Rachmaninov.
Lang Lang plays nowadays the same as he dresses.
whats the name of the piece at the very beginning?
pinkfairyz Nocturne No. 20 in C-sharp minor, Op. posth, which was featured in the Roman Polanski film The Pianist.
pinkfairyz but from 0:23, Etude Op. 25, No. 11 in A minor "Winter Wind".
La g la g
Pls someone help what was the original song name at 0:43 ?
Chopin Etude Op.25 No.11 (also popular as Winter Wind Etude)
知乎观光团~
Think how many hands has chopin
What’s the piece name? 0:25??
Can anyone tell me
HWC Car TV its Chopin’s op 25 no 11 etude also known as Winther Wind.
thanks
HWC Car TV ur welcome (;
Los de habla hispana no existimos? porque no se traduce al español?
Lang lang was older than now
Yundi LI: Let's see who play better!? 😌
waht's the name of the piece he played at the beginning plz?
So hard to think of a Name Nocturne No. 20 in C-sharp minor, Op. posth, which was featured in the Roman Polanski film The Pianist.
So hard to think of a Name but from 0:23, Etude Op. 25, No. 11 in A minor "Winter Wind".
anpritoo Thanks so much!
중국인이예요 미국인이예요 ???
AÑADIR TRADUCTOR DE IDIOMAS
Oh so Ling ling has a male version
Cho-pan
Thi guys
お目出度う御座居ますランラン様第１位優勝✨🥇🏆✨㊗️✨🥇🏆
I've always found it odd that they an play Chopin at Tchaikovsky competition but not the other way around
tchaikovsky only wrote so many piano works where as chopin only wrote piano works.
00:28 what's the song?
Anouk Bucher chopin etude op 25 no 11
ITS A PIECE
@@gwaynebrouwn844 People like you are the reason people don’t listen to classical music. You know what they mean.
como podria tocar como tu? :'C
Practicar unas 12 horas diarias ( el práctica 8 diarias desde los 4 años según tengo entendido )
Any Indian here
284
Didn't he die, like, 160 years ago?
No, Lang Lang's still alive.
@@GJ0KYZ He's talking about Chopin :')
Suviet Onion he will be 209 years old on 1st of March
He think himself a genius which is not truth.
I don't know anything about this guy but just this video, so can you tell me why do you think so?
Master pianist. That's equal to genious in my eyes
@@the_court_jester666 you mean he masters the piano and because of that he's a genius to you?
@@daph0307 I mean... he gives masterclasses at the world's most prestegious schools, he IS a genius. A one in a million pianist. He is no zimmermann. Not a great composer like chopin or liszt themselves. A great musician nontheless.
Salieri was a genius. Mozart was just more of a genius.
@@the_court_jester666 I would not call that a genius. He is more demanded because of his technical abilities, he's a virtuoso I'd say. But still, he hasn't done something amazing to be called a genius.
clown
i can't stand this guy...
Why? Xd.
He's so passionate seems nice too
always one