There is a view that simplicity means perfection, hence the absolute truth that only a child prodigy can express. This composition is absolutely classic in form and must be regarded as something timeless and perfect. Your virtual and figurative mood, as well as the detailed analysis you undertake, highlight the virtues of a chaste masterpiece full of purity, honesty and gentle light. This Polonaise is a work free from the burden of maturity and uniqueness of each creator. It is, therefore, something like a "common property of all", in an absolute and indisputable way. What more could one look for in art and life? Dear Maestro, once again, I would like to express my absolute satisfaction with infinite thanks for the sensitive and detailed analysis you attempt, face to a premature masterpiece !!!
Blessings to you for your great knowledge on Chopin's story. Beautiful analysis on the first piece he wrote. I felt the way your mom did when I heard it the first time♡
I appreciate how you've analyzed an apparently simple piece and shown the complexity and beauty of it. I learned this a couple months ago after accidentally stumbling upon it on RUclips. You do an amazing job with your interpretation. Thanks so much.
Ale super, z usmiechem na ustach sluchalam, swietnie opowiadasz! Wiesz, taka atmosfere stwarzasz jak wyobrazam sobie w dawnych czasach ludzie sie zbierali przy kominku, fortepianie, zeby posluchac czegos ciekawego, moze muzyka, moze gawedziarza. Tak sie czulam podczas tego filmiku. Dzieki!
Thank you for this insight into the brilliant Chopin as a child, it is quite sophisticated and the thing I think about all the time about music and musicians before there were recording devices, especially for orchestral music and opera, it’s not something you could just turn on all the time and listen to multiple times, you would make a night of it and you go to the opera and you wouldn’t have access to the same music as often as we do today. So I would think the power of observation was much higher in those days and extraordinary for a small child. Also, the part where you talk about ‘mommy and daddy’ reminded me of opera with the male and female duets. Charming!
SO WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS, MAESTRO!!!!! Thank you for one of my favourite Chopin's Polonaises in an excellent your rendition (my first Chopin's Polonaise I learned to play in my childhood) and for your great analysis/tutorial, again my best regards, have a nice Sunday/happy new week. Joanna
Greg, you are a great storyteller. I like your lectures very much. I can feel your passion and desire as a Polish person to show us Polish culture, art and Chopin. Special thanks for telling us your dear mother’s story. Very touched❤. By the way, I'm reading Allen's book as you suggested. Watching your analysis while reading Chopin's biography is the perfect experience.
Do you know pavel skrzpek. He was my and my son’s teacher for sometime. Suddenly all communication was cut off. He became head of the chopin conservatory. Is he still there? Is alright. Michael tierra
Grzesiek, jesteś super gościem.
very good, you make a good view of this good piece for a young kid like me
Great!
There is a view that simplicity means perfection, hence the absolute truth that only a child prodigy can express. This composition is absolutely classic in form and must be regarded as something timeless and perfect.
Your virtual and figurative mood, as well as the detailed analysis you undertake, highlight the virtues of a chaste masterpiece full of purity, honesty and gentle light. This Polonaise is a work free from the burden of maturity and uniqueness of each creator. It is, therefore, something like a "common property of all", in an absolute and indisputable way.
What more could one look for in art and life?
Dear Maestro, once again, I would like to express my absolute satisfaction with infinite thanks for the sensitive and detailed analysis you attempt, face to a premature masterpiece !!!
I really enjoyed your analysis.
I wrote down what you said in my score. I’ll try to play this cute Polonaise. I am happy. Thank you maestro Greg🌹🌹🥰😍
Blessings to you for your great knowledge on Chopin's story. Beautiful analysis on the first piece he wrote. I felt the way your mom did when I heard it the first time♡
Thanks!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks, this analysis did help me
Wonderful music and analysis ❤❤❤
This was excellent and so informative. It felt like getting a personal lesson from you. Thank you so much. This was very helpful. ❤
Thank you!!!! That was my goal!
A touching anecdote about your mother, and a very well-presented tutorial!
Thank you Steve!
I appreciate how you've analyzed an apparently simple piece and shown the complexity and beauty of it. I learned this a couple months ago after accidentally stumbling upon it on RUclips. You do an amazing job with your interpretation. Thanks so much.
Your system of analysis really made me happier=)
it would definitely help me if I'll want to learn this lovely piece)
i liked that video, thank you😄
Greetings!
Ale super, z usmiechem na ustach sluchalam, swietnie opowiadasz! Wiesz, taka atmosfere stwarzasz jak wyobrazam sobie w dawnych czasach ludzie sie zbierali przy kominku, fortepianie, zeby posluchac czegos ciekawego, moze muzyka, moze gawedziarza. Tak sie czulam podczas tego filmiku. Dzieki!
Rewelacja! Dziękuję! Zapraszam do innych filmów o utworach Chopina. Jest ich ponad 100!
@@gregniemczuk Grzegorz to ja, Kasia z Singapuru:) Inne tez ogladam;)
@@kasiuta156 a widzisz! Za mała fotka i nie poznałem!
Thank you for this insight into the brilliant Chopin as a child, it is quite sophisticated and the thing I think about all the time about music and musicians before there were recording devices, especially for orchestral music and opera, it’s not something you could just turn on all the time and listen to multiple times, you would make a night of it and you go to the opera and you wouldn’t have access to the same music as often as we do today. So I would think the power of observation was much higher in those days and extraordinary for a small child. Also, the part where you talk about ‘mommy and daddy’ reminded me of opera with the male and female duets. Charming!
You are absolutely right! Sometimes we just forget about it!
First composition by Chopin ! Really cute. Thank you for the wonderful analysis
SO WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS, MAESTRO!!!!! Thank you for one of my favourite Chopin's Polonaises in an excellent your rendition (my first Chopin's Polonaise I learned to play in my childhood) and for your great analysis/tutorial, again my best regards, have a nice Sunday/happy new week. Joanna
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you so very much for your videos. I hope you know how valuable they are!!!
Thank you Victoria! All of you make me realize that!!!
Thanks for this wonderful class. My girl is practicing on this piece now, who is also 7😀
Fantastic!!! Good luck to her!
Greg, you are a great storyteller. I like your lectures very much. I can feel your passion and desire as a Polish person to show us Polish culture, art and Chopin. Special thanks for telling us your dear mother’s story. Very touched❤.
By the way, I'm reading Allen's book as you suggested. Watching your analysis while reading Chopin's biography is the perfect experience.
Great!!! I'm so happy to hear that!
Bạn chú giải bản nhạc thật tuyệt vời. Cảm ơn bạn!
Você é muito bom!!! Parabéns!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awwwe..... Obrigado!!!!!
❤
Dear Greg, Did Chopin at this young age deliberatly add 4 Appoggiatura to this score? Or were they added later? Tonny
Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.
How is this possible at 7 years old
Crazy, right?
@@gregniemczuk I love your description of Chopin's music. It provides yet another level toapreciate and interpret it. Thak you.
Do you know pavel skrzpek. He was my and my son’s teacher for sometime. Suddenly all communication was cut off. He became head of the chopin conservatory. Is he still there? Is alright. Michael tierra
Sounds like Mozart!